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    That did it. Wow, GCC compiled that without...

    That did it. Wow, GCC compiled that without error. Thanks.
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    here is most of the relavent code: //THIS IS...

    here is most of the relavent code:


    //THIS IS THE HEADER FILE
    #include<string>
    #include<fstream>
    #include<vector>
    //I know, don't do this in a header, but at this point I am just trying to...
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    I haven't manually called either. Could using...

    I haven't manually called either. Could using vectors and strings set that off?
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    Strange error during runtime

    I made a fairly basic character by character string tokenizer. It seems to run fine except I get this strange error at the end of the program:

    *** glibc detected *** ./order: free(): invalid...
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    Thanks, the vector declaration fixed most of the...

    Thanks, the vector declaration fixed most of the errors. You just fixed something that caused me a lot of frustration.

    Thanks again
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    using a vector of user defined objects

    I'm trying to make a customized storage vector for my application but keep getting errors at my vector declaration. I searched around and found that it might be caused by lacking certain item...
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    Debugging issue

    I'm trying to debug a fairly simple function that is suppose to take a string and convert any lowercase letters to uppercase. Unfortanitly I am getting a large number of errors I do not know how to...
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    The parallel port if possible, though I may end...

    The parallel port if possible, though I may end up using an USB to parallel adapter. I'm sorry, what is a socket listener?
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    Hardware IO in linux

    I'm a fairly new programmer in C++. I was wondering if there were any built-in function in C++ that could access the ports on my computer (which is running Ubuntu) or should I just start going...
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