There are couple ways of doing this. Unfortunately I don't really have the time to get them working but hopefully I'll get you mind going in the right direction.
If you are looking for integers...
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There are couple ways of doing this. Unfortunately I don't really have the time to get them working but hopefully I'll get you mind going in the right direction.
If you are looking for integers...
Without actually loading up your code it's hard to understand where the problem is because the code looks fine. I know there is a function in C that can check if your variable 'd' is a directory or...
I didn't look at your code long enough to completely understand it but I found some problems with it. There's a reason for only getting 2 ... it's because you don't actually sort the numbers.
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And one other thing ... the error that you saw pop up ... always hit yes because that is telling you that you have changed that file since it last was compiled so you have to rebuild it.
What happening is after you wrote your first project, it saved the initial projects exe into the run command. When you went to run the second, the initialy exe was still in the run command and so it...
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Thank you all who gave me ideas to get through this. This is what I ended up using and it worked.
C++ code
String * fred(void)
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Sounds like a good idea. There's only one problem with it ... I have tried to impliment it but I honestally don't know how to from inside VC++ .Net. Think you could help me impliment it or point me...
To start debugging your code you have to first do a lot yourself. There are a lot of brakets that are missing. There are improper syntax in some of the for loops.
You are probably getting a...
[COLOR=red]OK you have a few issues with your code that I'm going to point out. If you would like ideas of how to fix it just ask and I'll help you there. However I do challenge you to think about...
Yeah the 'Solution' has taken the place of the 'Workspace' ... I think. It's main function is to allow you to create a program that has many different projects in it that are able to be linked...
One of two things is wrong with BSTR. Either I'm not using it properly or else VB .Net doesn't like it. It could be either problem because I have no clue how to use it. I know I'm getting the...
Solution : that's it the high king of your program. Everything that is opened is inside the solution. From the solution you can decide which project gets compiled first, which project is dependent...
Well to start off I have never used the windows clipboard in a program so I don't know how or the syntax.
Secondly for the void * ... once again VB doesn't like it as a return type.
The problem with that is that I'm have the string in C++ and I'm trying to get it to print out in VB.
I've got a lib that I'm trying to get running except I don't know how to return a string. I'm using VB .Net and C++ .Net. The VB project is a Windows Application and the C++ is a Managed C++ Class...
After you create your initial project (managed c++ application) you'll notice that in your solution explorer there is a c++ folder. Access the menu for that folder and click on the add new item tab....
I've written up a MFC DLL project in visual c++ and compiled it there. Then I wrote up a WINDOWS APPLICATION program in visual basic and compiled it there. Now when I try to add a reference to DLL...
I using Visual Basic .Net and C++ .Net and trying to get them to interact. Now I've only found one C++ DLL to create and it's on a WIN32 platform and my VB project won't add a reference to it...
What can I say I'm a die hard c fan ... that and it's all that's been pounded into my head at university so far. Also I'm working with VC++ .Net and I've gotten it to work. But I can appreciate the...
from what I'm understanding you are looking for printf and scanf
ex
printf("Hello World");
or
x = "Hello World";
printf("%s" ,x);
and
I've been trying to find the magic lines of code that will link my two projects together. I have a fully functional managed c++ application running and a fully functional windows application. I...