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Thanks for your input. It seems so easy now!!

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Rocketman

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Im quite new to C++ and im trying to convert a CString into a byte - or get my byte out of the CString. I have tried doing it the C way via typecasting and that does not work. I have had...

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This question is slightly off topic but is still flat c but used on microcontrollers.

Im just trying to write a structure to eeprom and im unsure of the c syntax. I can write data to a...

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No im not at uni, im just trying to fine a cheap version of vs2008. I have been looking on ebay but nothing has come up, some im looking to buy new now.

As i understand some...

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Sorry to ask this question in this area, but can i develop MFC on these versions of vs2008, and what does it mean by no operation system? Should I buy example 1, or example 2?

Look...

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Thanks for your input.

Ok its going to be microsoft visual c++. Im currently conversant with C, and am just about to jump into windows C++. I currently have a good C++ book. What...

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Sorry for the silly question, but which is the most popular enviroment for windows, easiest to use and why?

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Rocketman

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Thanks for your replies.

The only reason I ask is because one of my friends said its best to write in C++ MFC because this enviroment is able to create a standalone exe. However I have...

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Im just after some general imformation and tips about c#.

Im just about to write a simple windows app, but want it versitile so it can run on windows 2000, xp, vista and the latest...

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Just a quick question to the experts. Im currently an embedded c programmer and i would like to do some windows interface applications to my gadgets using the serial and usb ports etc. ...

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Thanks for all your input.

It works a treat.

Cheers

Tuurbo46

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Im currently working in a long float number e.g:

float number = 4.32525676;

When i start to do other maths to this number, it gets to long. Is there a way i can trim this to less...

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Ok thanks, I will give it a go.

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RocketMan

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Sorry I will re-word that. As an example if I have functions - 1ms, 10ms, 1sec, 1min etc. Do I make a header file delay.h or make another "c" file delay.c? A quick example is below:


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Just a quick question. My one .c file programs are starting to get very large. To break this down a bit, I can either create more .c files in the same project or put some code in .h...

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Thanks for all your feedback.

The example was just random, and was just used to explain my point.

As for using char, I use these mostly in embedded c because its kind off a small int...

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Thanks for your help and tips. Im working in an embedded enviroment at the minute and you guys and girls seem to be the most helpful on C and its nuts and bolts.

Im very black and white in...

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Can you confirm im passing my pointer to and from the function correctly? In some examples I have seen them pass the address - I have also passed address?

Lastly I have read the only...

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Can you point to a site that has lots of C++ questions, so i can improve my C++?

Im at the stage now where i have kinda grasped the basics and a bit more, but i want to move from...

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I think it may refer to that if you lose a pointer to an object allocated on the heap, it's a memory leak (lost?).


Correct, i just explained it in slightly the wrong term - sorry.
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Thanks, it might be my understanding. I will read that chapter again.

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Do you ever sleep laserlight? You are on this forum alot - its a good think!

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Thanks for your reply.

The book is: C++ in 21 days 4th edition, by Jesse Liberty. Have you read this book?

Ok thanks, i will have a read of that link.

Thanks

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Im just working my way through my latest book, and the book states most c++ programmers when working in classes, pass objects via reference and not by value (pointers) because value can...

ok i will take your advice on board.

So you are therefore saying in c++ you can have both c style functions and classes in the same .cpp file. I thought c++ was purely object oriented (sorry).
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Sorry the tabs are going wrong in main when i copy and paste, they should all be straight on left side.

Thanks for your help.