Hi,
I have an old CTI (compouter-telephony integration) call "CTConnect" from "dialogic" that came with oracle siebel crm application to have call recognition. This application now owns to...
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Hi,
I have an old CTI (compouter-telephony integration) call "CTConnect" from "dialogic" that came with oracle siebel crm application to have call recognition. This application now owns to...
Because I do not know Visual C++ 2010 I would appreciate a step by step approach if am not cumbrous...
And where the .dll relates to all these if I need only the .lib?
thanks..
The question was about the link to a .dll and .lib not the interpretation of errors.
Anyway I copy-paste them:
ctconnectAPI.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol _ctcErrMsg@4 referenced...
Hi I have an old inherited file with c code (visual studio 6). I compiled this file in Visual C++ 2010 (I made a solution and a win32 console application) and was ok. But when I did the build to make...
do not cheat. I know that for this purpose I can create a project/solution to build a win32 console application but I think that this is an overkill for such a simple job.
Also 3.000 euro costs the...
We have the ultimate visual studio 2010 and we paid for this 15.000 euros.
Sometime we had to compile and run a file with C inherited code (we did not buy Visual Studio 2010 only to compile...
Ok... I remind you that this book is for educational purposes only. So this kind of artistry is not recommended because some new to C (and maybe in programming) can lose valuable time trying to find...
I am reading a function that deletes a node from a simple linked list from the C how to program fifth edition:
char delete( ListNodePtr *sPtr, char value )
{
ListNodePtr previousPtr; /*...
The difference is that with this approach we can not refer to an element using subscript notation (for example ptr[1][2] is not valid).
thanks for your responses... you have helped me to understand...
SORRY... I meant
int array[2][3];
int *ptr;
ptr=(int *)array;
Sorry my fault.. I will correct it
I came back...
I think that the original question should be with 2 dimensional array like:
int array[2][3];
int (*p2a)[3];
p2a=(int (*)[3])array;
In this situation the cast is...
Thanks
I am reading K&R book. In section 5.3 there is this code:
int a[10];
int *pa;
pa=a;
I think that should be:
Ok I have understand...
To conclude therefore:
the way we simulate an array with the malloc has nothing to do with how C perceives a real table (least as regards the interpretation of "array" -the...
I say again and no one can refute this (try it):
if we have an array a[2][3] created with the malloc() like the code in the fist message then array does not equal to array[0] (it seems logical)...
1. Ok if array is not a pointer then what is it?
To convert something means that it was something before.
2. when you say "If we have a 2D array" with witch method the array created? With malloc or...
Ok redefines the question...
We know that when we have a 2D array for example array[2][3] then array is a pointer that points to a second pointer a[0] ie array=&array[0]. And this second pointer...
I post you a code snippet from the book "Teach Yourself C in 20 Days". Run it...
/* Demonstrates pointers and multidimensional arrays. */
#include <stdio.h>
int multi[2][4];
...
We create a 2D array with classic declaration:int array[3][4]
And we create an array with malloc(): marray[3][4]
In the first case we find that array=array[0]
BUT in the second marray does not...
Because I am learning C and when you are learning something want to discover the limits. This makes you feel more confident...
Thank you...
I have also another issue (tell me if I have to post it in a new thread):
We create a 2D array with classic declaration:int array[3][4]
And we create an array with malloc(): marray[3][4]
In the...
Ok then I replace it with: if p is a pointer to a pointer then we can also do this (using void *).
Also I would like to change something in your code that I believe makes things more clear.
In line 9 I think that sizeof(*array) may change to sizeof(void *) because we need to allocate memory for a...
laserlight... you are right... thank you!