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Ah, figured as much. I've already begun looking for the flag, I'm programming under linux-gnu, using gcc. Thanks for the help.

So how can I tell which one I'm using? I mean obviousley I'm using C89, but is it due to the compiler, or my code?

Hey,

What the hell does this warning mean? Its confusing me as to why it would say its a warning...

mud.h:1:1: warning: C++ style comments are not allowed in ISO C89
mud.h:1:1: warning: (this...

Thanks for the posts, its becoming a little more clear now. And no, I'm not very experienced with linux at all. thats why I made so many posts regarding it, but I'm slowly catching on. I suppose...

I recentley checked the post on favourite platforms, and slackware was listed quite a bit.. I had plans to get RedHat 8.0, but if slackware proves worthy I'll use it instead.

My Q is, what makes...

Thats a pretty good idea, thanks. I appreciate it.

It is a 'real' linux distro. Its linux mandrake 7.2. It seems to me to be a stripped down version though, just so you can see what linux is like. I plan to get RedHat 8.0 ASAP.

Okay, i found:

D:\Mandrake\RPMS\gcc-cpp-2.95.2-12mdk.i586.rpm
and its 98kb in size.

I looked at the GNU site and downloading what I thought was GCC, it was the source. So I suppose I'll have...

Hey,
Again, more inquiries about linux. I was informed a spiffy little software that lets you run linux and windows at the same time. I was curious if someone could give me some more info on it. ...

Mine didn't. Its called Linux for Windows, it is a modified version of the Mandrake installation to install without losing windows or re-partitioning your hard drive. it has an option to standard...

Where can I get a gcc compiler to run under linux? I'm using the KDE desktop. Thanks for any information.

Thanks for the info, I appreciate it.

What I mean by the require 2.2.x, is the code that I added to the my mud codebase the guy had said that it requires the linux kernal 2.2.x

I suppose I'll...

Hey Guys,

My bro got me a copy of Linux for Windows, its Linux-Mandrake thats got KDE and GNOME as Desktops(not sure what versions). And thats about it. My question is... will this work? I'm...

shaik, yes I know the decleration was all wrong. I wrote it like that to show that the wasn't known. As in I need to allocate the to how ever character strings I may need.


I appreciate...

I'm curious as to how I would allocate memory as needed for a multideminsional array? ex:



char command_names [20]; //improper, yes I know

command_names=malloc(blah blah); //i got no clue

Ignore this. :P

Well, after staring at the code for a few hours, and thinking hard about how pointers worked I came up with a similiar conclusion. I figured I was just making cmd, and cmd2 point at each other. ...

Thank you, I'll see what I can do with that. Although I must say I've rewritten that loops several several times, and it might just be a typo for when I posted it(i had to type it up real quick,...

Hello,

I've attempted to sort a double linked list, alphabetically by its member 'name' which is a character string, and it doesn't seem to work. It either goes into an endless loop, or it sorts...

Well things seem to be a little... out of proportion, you could say. Let me elaborate on the code. Please note I had a previous working version that someone wrote for me, but I changed my command...

Actually, its a very good idea. I'm writing a MUD game and when a player sends a command to the game server, I compare the command sent to the existing function names that I give it, ifit compares...

Okay, I'm not sure exactley what this would be called, but I suppose I could say I'm trying to allocate memory for a function.... heres an example:



struct command_type
{...

Would anyone know of a function, or be able to write me a function that takes two parameters. String A, and B. then returns true if String B is part of String A? I tried several times, and can't...

Nevermind.... (stupid me, i got it)

Hello,

I'm writing an application in MFC, and I have a text edit box. I want to search through word for word searching for a specific string. for instance, it will search through and find all...