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Hi,

I got a square matrix (0 1 2 3)
[0, 20, 47, 35]
[20, 0, 30, 34]
[47, 30, 0, 12]
[35, 34, 12, 0]

i got a list of positions (0 1 3)

Hi, i solved the problem, however, is it possible to read back the binary data value by value instead of reading it as an entire structure???

any help appreciated

Structure


struct EmployeeData
{
int code; /* Employee Code */
char * name; /* Employee Name */
int age; /* Employee Age */
double basicPay; /* Basic pay of Employee */...

Full code


if(file != NULL){
while(head != NULL){

fwrite(head->code,sizeof(head->code),1,file);

fwrite(head->name, sizeof(head->name),1,file);

This is wrong

if (found == TRUE)
deleteNode (pList, pPre, pCur);


It Should be


if (found == TRUE)

#include <stdio.h>
#include "Prototype.h"
#include "definition.h"



struct EmployeeData* deleteElement(struct EmployeeData *pList)
{
int empCode, found;
struct EmployeeData *pCur, *pPre;

Hi, i tried alot of things based on ur pseudo and its not working.. can you point me to a tutorial or something with some sample codes? its getting frustating :(

Hi, i could delete now but not the 1st element as pointed out by u guys can anyone tell me guide me??



void removeElement(int n, struct EmployeeData ** list)
{
struct EmployeeData *previous...

wrong post ignore sorry

Hi, how do u deal with those.. i tried alot of things but it just give me the same exception :(

This are my structures



struct EmployeeData
{
int code; /* Employee Code */
char * name; /* Employee Name */
int age; /* Employee Age */
double basicPay; /* Basic pay of...

Hi, i understand that there is a memory leak in my application but i cannot find out where is the leak... can anyone help me??

i learnt C++ then VB then C# then J2SE, then J2ME then C, i would say C is harder than any of those

Hi All

I am loading a linked list from file pushing to the list from a reference pointer

However when i load the file for 2nd time (for debugging purpose to see if it rejects duplicates) one of...

Hey thanks, heres the correct code.. cheers



do{
printf("Enter the full file path that you would like to save the file to \n");
printf("e.g. C:\\Temp\\Employee.csv\n");
printf("NOTE...

char fileName[100];
int a;

do{
printf("Enter the full file path that you would like to save the file to \n");
printf("e.g. C:\\Temp\\Employee.csv\n");
printf("NOTE THE .CSV...

http://cslibrary.stanford.edu/

This site is pretty good, all the books are in .pdf.. pretty comprehensive

You could also use an enum to declare your months, instead of having arrays..

Hey thanks swoopy :)

void calSinglePay(int empNo, struct PersonalData* user){

struct PersonalData* currentEmp;
struct PersonalData* empData;
int exist = 0;
int rate = 0;

struct CompData calculatedData;...

oh thanks, i got another problem that i do not understand... i supposed its another address issue..

Code1

void calSinglePay(int empNo, struct PersonalData* user){

struct PersonalData*...

void calAllPay(struct PersonalData* user){

struct PersonalData* currentEmp = user;
int rate = 0;
struct CompData* calculatedData;
calculatedData = malloc(sizeof(struct CompData));
...

erm is there an alternative way to do this in visual studio?

Hi, i have a problem over here..

I am doing C programming on Visual Studio 2005, Console Application..

I know that this can be done, but however, the compiler does not recognize some methods...