Actually,
I know. I dont need to loop through memory for the int. If I just create a loop that runs through 32 times, and compare the int to the bitmask, shifting by 1 each time through the loop,...
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Actually,
I know. I dont need to loop through memory for the int. If I just create a loop that runs through 32 times, and compare the int to the bitmask, shifting by 1 each time through the loop,...
Im following a question from a book. Basically I need to convert an unsigned int to decimal and I have to use BitShifting and BitMasking.
So, I have my 32 bit number stored in an unsigned variable...
Because you're mocking an idea without understanding. Just because not many Mac developers don't talk on here, does not mean they are a minority. As someone already said, Mac developers might come...
Guys there is no need to be negative about the issue.
It was an idea. When you're in the morning meeting and ideas are being thrown around, however silly they may sound to you, you don't mock the...
Might seem like a stupid question, but I have been using PHP for years. I was wondering, can C++ be used to replace that?
I know it's more powerful, and would allow me to do ALOT more. Would it be...
Or at least a forum on Mac programming?
At least that way, anything related to Mac, such as Carbon, Cocoa, Objective-C, Appkit etc can all be discussed under one forum.
Good point.
When I was developing iPhone apps, I could never find an active community. And sometimes I'd need to ask questions relating to C and C++ as some of the Cocoa libraries are not...
With the increase in iPhone developers, would it not be good to have an Objective-C section on the forum so people can discuss Obj-C and Mac related programming questions?
Just an idea as I work...
The C Programming Language - Brilliant book. I came from Java and PHP, and allocation, pointers etc confused me. This book put me on track. But I left C for 9 months, and used PHP 99% of the time as...
Ah, solved it. The memory set aside for buffer was to small.
Ah, so it does. Sorry. What I did was shorten the C file, to show an example of what I was doing. The original file don't work.
Here is what I was trying to do.
#include <stdio.h>
#include...
Hi guys.
I've got a frustrating problem that has seriously been puzzling me for a week.
Basically, I want my function to change the text within the CString. Here is an example:
#include...
Ah I think libcurl might be useful. I only need it to get the content from a page. It's for a data harvester.
Are there any free libraries available for performing HTTP requests and responses?