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DWORD StartTime = GetTickCount();
int someInt = 6;

//do business

while ((GetTickCount() - Start Time) < someInt);

lol... Actually, I just found the bug...
If you're using windows vista, you gotta have the aero turned on...
that's how it worked here...
I found the answer here
SetPixel bug in 64-bit Vista...

Thanks dwks.. I've read that link... it seems that the problem is with windows vista, but it doesn't really tells how to solve that problem... I guess I just won't be able to have the enjoyment of...

When you declare a function Foo(); inside the class Foo, it will be a constructor...
in that case it does nothing... but for instance, if you had a class like this


Class Foo{
public:
int x,...

That's the whole code...
There are loads of things I'm experimenting on it as well...




#include <windows.h>

LRESULT CALLBACK WinProc(HWND hwnd, UINT msg, WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam);

I would write it like this...


#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

void GetNumber(int number);

int main(){

Ok... I've searched this on the forum to see whether anyone had the same problem, but I couldn't find it... so here it is:

I am using setpixel to draw on the screen(well, I'm still learning...

oh, I got it :D... thank you both!.... I just couldn't figure that out :( :P

I really have no clue of what's going on, so here's part of the code


void Queue::showMenu(){
int choice;
do{
cout <<n<<"This program will add people into a line and then...