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  1. Thread: Annoying Posts

    by Staz
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    I Apologize

    I am sorry for posting this topic and doing so in the wrong area of the forum. I should have looked in the rules but I was just wondering what the general users thought. I posted it in the C++...
  2. Thread: Annoying Posts

    by Staz
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    Annoying Posts

    I hope I am not over stepping what most of you think is alright but…

    I am not an excellent programmer but I have done a little bit and I do browse the cboard occasionally. I probably could help...
  3. Thread: Clearing a String

    by Staz
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    solution...

    This should work:



    #include <iostream.h>
    #include <fstream.h>
    #include <stdio.h>
    #include <string.h>
  4. Detecting esc... or any other key (kbhit()) alternative.

    I am writing an application in Linux to display certin text and hex images on a large LCD screen and everything seems to be working fine except: I wrote a "commander" to issue instructions, I have it...
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    msvbvm60

    You probably need msvbvm60.dll: http://download.microsoft.com/download/vb60pro/Redist/sp5/WIN98Me/EN-US/vbrun60sp5.exe
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    Sorry...

    Sorry, I put a comma at the end of the URL and it was included when vBulletin autolinked it. It should work now.
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    IDE and Compiler...

    I personally prefer to code on Unix but if you insist on coding under Windows I suggest you use Borland as your Compiler and cEdit as your IDE. The only thing I don't like about borland is it can be...
  8. Thread: Borland and cEdit

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    Borland and cEdit

    I have been programming for a while now and have dealt with many compilers and editors. I always liked Borland (http://www.borland.com) as my compiler but it was always a pain to configure and use...
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