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Thank you jeffcobb and CyberFish.

jeffcobb:

Visual basic only really differs from other C++ compilers through extended librarys, doesnt it? So I should be able to compile my code - albeit...

hello CProgramming!

I know I have said some rather stupid things on the forum,
but I have a (more) serious problem this time:

I am trying to communicate between a VB6 console app. and an...

I know I'll probably deserve a slap for writting this, either cause the idea unpheasable or its bad programming practice.

BUT:

Could you not use 'getch()' function to take a letter then attach...

...bearing in mind that i can read/write to disc already.

Hey there.

I havent tried this yet. Was planning on having a look tonight...

But I wondered how I could access individual elements within a MS Excel spreadsheet.

Think I will probably end up...

ok. Cheers.

I owe everybody who replyed to this thread an apology.
I was being dense and writing hurried and messy code...
I have since corrected the issue and can create a Dynamic Linked List in my sleep ...

Hello.

I was wondering how different Graphical programming in Linux was to Windows.

I am Just about to start the Windows Programming Foundations chapter of an old book (complete guide to VB6)...

So you think I should use over-loaded functions to perform input/out on my classes...?
...Is that what your saying?

Also, Im using VB v.6 so <iostream.h> is what im stuck with, I think thats what...

Right,
In my defence: The whole point of this (naff) program was to create a dynamic linked list composed of derived classes.
Its a bit of fun/research on my own part, as im still learning...
...

HEADER FILE :


# include <iostream.h>
# include <process.h>
# include <stdlib.h>
# include <string.h>
# include <ctype.h>

class library

I havent got time atm to up load my code,
but basically I am trying to create a dynamic linked list using derived classes
( 3 of them ).

I have a base-class pointer that I am using to start my...

return an INT sybolising which direction you have been compromised in...?

Maybe because you function is searching for avaliablity. So if you search one path and recieve a false,
you then re-use your boolean variable for the next loop. Possibly re-initalising it to true..?

... NM.

found : http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/

....

hey all;

Can anybody help me locate a good site for header file info.
A complete listing would be nice...

There has to a site somewhere !?

Cheers.

Continuing my succession of stupid questions:

I'm thinking of buying myself a new 'core 2 duo' laptop with Vista (...wow...).
I was then planning on getting rid and uploading XP and Linux.

But...

...Alright, so its a naff idea...

Thats to be expected though...

Cheers for the input...

I dont mind the wait for compilation, within reason, as its a small netbook.
SSD card storage should mean its speedier than HDD though...

Im guessing two things:

a) Depending on the size/speed of the developed application, ATOM could prove slow...

and

b) Nobody (so far) has tried writting decent applications on...

Hey,

Ive been looking at those ASUS netbooks for a couple of days now and cant decide on it.
Basically, I plan to take it to work on my bike and spend lunch programming...

But I wasnt sure if...

Thanks all.

After going through your replys, and relising i could have just used gets().
I've decided to go with this combo:


. include <stdio.h>

. define MAX 5

...oh....

I have just tried this :



int main()
{
char array[30];

cheers.

I'll look into 'fgetc'.

so its true.

I do deserve a slap :)