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hey!

is there any "hello world" like examples on how
to do this?

thanks for the feedback!

- suddenad

Hey!

How do I get a hostid from my ethernet card?
Where do I start?

Thanks!

- Suddenad

hey!

Im working on a imgviewer on linux, when I launch
it from xterm it is using xterms's thread to
recieve I/O. This is a problem, I want to
use a separate thread and have it act as if
I...

thanks, is there any platform independant
method?

- Mike

Hey!

Im currently working on a win32 app which needs
a timer, basically I'll set a start time when
it starts and have end time when it stops.

Then I'll calculate the time based on end-start....

okey, will check it up again, thanks for the reply!!!

- Joda

didnt help me a lot, I want the app to be standalone and not just react to if it is.

If I start it using xterm like "./app", the app blocks xterm and it cant continue if you now close down the...

Hey!

Im running my app from another app like xterm. I want it to be standalone so when I launch the app it must not block xterm. I want it to have similar properties like when you run with "&"...

so just one last question is it ok to use a structure inside a class? I want to modify as little as possible of the code...

/Joda

Here's my app:

First I do init some stuff and allocate some memory using a malloc() method. Then I load in image data for each frame in my animation.

When I playback and cache the frames the...

My software is using lots of structures to store all of the data. One structure keeps a track of cache, x, y. Is it better to implement the variables as separate ones in my new C++ class?

Is the...

Hey!

Im going through some documentation about a previous software that needs to be ported and updated. It uses C with no C++ code. The new version is supposed to be written in C++.

The app...