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You want to write a game. You need these things:

1) A language definition (either C or C++).
2) Knowledge of Operating System Internals
3) Knowledge of Hardware Architecture
3) Knowledge of...

You need to figure out the formulas, and identify any constants such as mew, for example, and write out the formulas in C code using the standard C function library.

The standard normal...

Maybe that is why most OOP languages (.net and java) read all user input into strings as the first state of the input.

temp3 is pointing at the end of the array. You need to use two pointers lad.



char *Text (char File[])
{
FILE *fin = NULL;
short Lines = 0;
char Character;
char *temp3;

struct node_s
{
int key;
node_s * next;
}note _t;


The problem here is that you don't have a record yet. All you have is a key. It isn't too difficult to switch records between nodes,...

It's too easy. BTW where is the big whole in New York city where the twin towers once stood? That's not a good map buddy.

And we're not talking any pig mutton contest either, we are talking about a high level Windows application. The time frame is 3 months from the agreed upon acceptance of the challenge.

I've got a better idea. I think that the people at www.flashdaddee.com want to kick your butts. How about cprogramming vs flashdaddee contest.

Are you saying that you are prejudice against Packies?

It sure wouldn't be the same without them, it would be a whole lot better though.

After you read it you will know that it is real, but I can't say that Bjarne has approved the publishing of it, yet. At any rate I have used the name Fake over there for a couple of weeks responding...

Fake is the only name that I know the password for. And just like here, I only know the password for Osama Lives.

No you idiot. I am Dean! I wrote the screen name Fake because I forgot my password to TrollKing, on both websites! I am now using Fake names. Infact the interview is real.

www.flashdaddee.com has done an exclusive interview with the creator of C++ Bjarne Stroustrup. It will be released at the end of the week. It's short but it touches the heart.

Also check out the...

Since when does .net support templates and multiple inheritance??????

Zenny, oh I shouldn't use his real name, goes by the name of Sorensen.

noone is not zen. Okay here is the problem. C++ only provide half of the solution. Why the hell doesn't the C++'ers describe COM and the MS OS. I really hate them for their weakness. I think that...

I don't even know if .net and Java are true OOP languages, actually they don't support templates or multiple inheritance. I personally think that C++ is the only true language capable of OOP, and so...

I want to use VS.NET for the new C++ compiler and other updates but I'm also interested in learning managed C++. I would like to learn what the BCL can do, and see how well managed and unmanaged code...

Actually Addison-Wesley is a really good publisher you might want to look into.

Learn C++ first if you can, but you will have to learn C as well. Just know that it is a long road. The reason why C and C++ are important is because the Operating System's layered subsytems such as...

Just grab a C Primer book published by Sams. If you were asking for C++ books it might be a different story.

www.accu.org has not updated it's book section in way too long. Although they have some...

First make a boot disk in Win98. I don't remember how but I know it can be done because I have done it before and it wasn't too difficult. Check the Control Panel.

Go to the command prompt and...

In Cobol, there are divisions that define the size of the varaibles. There is a restriction on the percision of calculations. The data types are not so obvious but behind the code are data types just...

I learned Cobol 74 and Cobol 85. They kind of suck. The only good thing I learned was related to datafile management, which I can turn around and apply to C.