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Alright, I was finally able to make it all work. HUGE thanks, brewbuck; I really appreciated it.

Hmm. This gives me an idea which I'll try in just a moment.





Not at all; it's just a project to write a k-ary heap and check the run times of the various operations. I do agree that the...

I tried your Makefile, and it works the same way mine did; but it still gives me the same errors:



g++ -M Proj4.cpp /afs/umbc.edu/users/f/r/frey/pub/CMSC341/Proj4/CPUTimer.cpp
kary_heap.h...

Thanks for all of the help, brewbuck. I'll try that in a moment and let you know.

I'm not entirely sure, either. As I said, I'm not too experienced with Makefiles and I'm just using a provided one as a reference.

I seem to have the Makefile working the way it should, however,...

Should I actually change that to CPUTimer.o?

Having done some more modifications, when I use the tool to run the Makefile from the submit directory, I receive the following output:


make: ***...

Indeed, I thought the Makefile was overly complicated. I typically make mine a lot smaller, but the problem is that I had two make two files (Proj4 and kary_heap), which are in my directory with the...

Hmm. Thank you for the reply. I assume this means I need to use the directory where my file is submitted? I'm not entirely sure what part of the Makefile controls this, but I'll tinker around with...

Hello everyone, I've been having some issues with makefiles. My school uses a Linux server and such, so I have to reference some files in a directory on the network, as well as my own files. ...

You could tokenize the string.

There's a C function that goes something like this:

char *strtok( char *string1, const char *string2 );

Where string11 is the string you wish to tokenize (in...

Thanks for the reply. Indeed, after waiting some time for a response to this thread, I did more poking around and eventually found some source code that someone else had written for a DHeap, but...

Hey everyone.

I searched the FAQs, the site itself and the board, as well as some extensive Google searching and the few C++ Books I have for information about D-Heaps, but I frequently come up...