First, >==, what sort of operator is that - did you mean >=?
For the logic, use two loops, one nested inside of the other - you can use while or for:
simple example:
for(i=0; i<10;i++){
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First, >==, what sort of operator is that - did you mean >=?
For the logic, use two loops, one nested inside of the other - you can use while or for:
simple example:
for(i=0; i<10;i++){
...
Are C and C++ still relevant - depends on the problem to be solved. I couldn't imagine a firewall, ids, network analyzer, real time trading or risk analysis system being written in java, vb or C#....
Try http://www.amazon.com/Puzzle-Book-Alan-R-Feuer/dp/0201604612. If you can work through this and understand what and why for the solutions, you will have no problem working as a C programmer in...
DJBPP is supposed to be a port of GCC - check http://www.ibiblio.org/gferg/ldp/GCC-Inline-Assembly-HOWTO.html#s3
sections 3, 4 and 5.
If you cannot resolve the issue directly, you may want to try...
ahh Grasshopper, you have not yet learned of loops and return values. To make your menu always reappear (by magic of course) place it inside of a for(;;) (this is supposed to be another semicolon...
I think somewhere along the line you forgot to map your points and lines to a physical device or to a buffer that maps to a physical device - without that you have no spatial reference to the screen...
If anyone has any direct experience with graphics programming under linux and can render a first person recommendation - not what they found on google, I would love to hear about it. The prior...
Thanks for the info, I now have some reading to do
tom
there are a number of wonderful books listed at near the start of this list - try reading a few and following the examples. Try googling for Thinking in C Plus Plus - wonderful book and free online
I was planning on using the GTK for Dialogs and Menus - however I have not found any really decent doc on it's graphic capabilities. I need to plot xy, scale objects and place them dynamically and...
x,xlib, xt, motif or ??
I have just started designing a program that has some very extensive graphics requirements. The program is being written in C/C++. (Actually it is quite far into development.)
My question is what...