Custom operator<<'s should be nonmember friends. But I think a bigger problem is why do you need an ofstream container class? What is CfgFile supposed to do that ofstream can not do? There is...
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Custom operator<<'s should be nonmember friends. But I think a bigger problem is why do you need an ofstream container class? What is CfgFile supposed to do that ofstream can not do? There is...
If you find one, let me know. ;)
Have you tried declaring loopcount? :D
Working fine is one possible effect of undefined behavior. That does not mean it will work anywhere else, or even on your end if you try again. Undefined behavior means 100% unpredictable.
Did...
setw() only applies for the next thing you print. For the rows, the width is set to 10 for "row ". The row number starts on the 11th spot.
The blue line is not correct because it is undefined...
calloc() just combines malloc() and memset() with a value of 0. It is not safe to use memset() on anything but int or char types. You have to initialize the members separately.
struct RunParam*...
Can you post the code that did not work like you wanted?
Use an else if before the else
if (first)
{
...
}
else if (second)
{
...
If it is a text file you can call ftell() just before reading the line for seeking back.
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
void strip_linebreak(char* s);
int main()
{
You have an address operator on final_score. That makes printf print the address of final_score instead of the value of final_score.
The OP does not have that option. malloc() is also not an option. The exercise is to simulate malloc with an array of char. Good idea or not, that is a restriction that can not be thrown out. How...
How would you do it?
It is the other way around. Pointers into the memory array are given out and the memory is used through those pointers.
#include <stdio.h>
static char memory[1024];
static int current = 0;
...
Unless reads and writes are interspersed, it is simpler to use two fstream objects pointed to the same file.
You have the right idea with the commented out line
//colorVal [walk +1] = colorVal[walk];
But that is only part of sorting colorVal too. You also have to have a hold for colorVal.
void...
If you look at this page, [] has higher precedence than *. Without parentheses to swap the order of those two, the *(ap + i)[j] has the effect of *ap[i+j], or ap[i+j][0].
You mean from the user?
char filename[BUFSIZ];
printf("Enter file name: ");
fgets(filename, BUFSIZ, stdin);
FILE* fp = fopen(filename, mode);
There are 1 million microseconds in 1 second. And I do not think time_t can hold that result. You probably need a bigger type.
time_t is the number of seconds since the epoch on ubuntu. With the number of seconds, it is easy to get the microseconds by multiplying that value by 1,000,000. Just be careful about overflowing...
This should not even compile. Casting with parentheses looks like this
float a = (int)b / 10;
or this
float a = int(b) / 10;
This is what I want. Books and exercises show things in a sandbox. OOP examples are the worst because they are contrived and unrealistic. I can tell you how OO works in C++ but I am not confident I...
This is a little off topic, but if you have a compiler with C++0x or C++03 TR1, the mt19937_64 class will give you 64 bit random numbers with the mersenne twister algorithm. It is a much better way...
Even char has an implementation defined size. sizeof(char) is always 1, but the number of bits in char does not have to be 8. 8 bits is the norm though, so this bit of trivia is really only good for...
Default arguments are kind of like a shorter, faster way of overloading. The getline() example might look like this without default arguments:
istream& getline(istream& in, string& s, char...
Adding a level of indirection does not change the rules. Pointers are very consistent. But you are always free to believe what you want, and I wish you the best of luck. :)