Thanx sang-drax, the code is working. But can someone explain it to me a little bit?
std::ostream& my_own_cout = cout;
why it is not enough to write:
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Thanx sang-drax, the code is working. But can someone explain it to me a little bit?
std::ostream& my_own_cout = cout;
why it is not enough to write:
Thanx sang-drax, the code is working. But can someone explain it to me a little bit?
std::ostream& my_own_cout = cout;
why it is not enough to write:
As I know, cout is object of an ostream class. Am I right?
I have the following question: I would like to use another 'command' to output data on the screen.
e.g. instead of
cout << "abc";
...
As I know, cout is object of an ostream class. Am I right?
I have the following question: I would like to use another 'command' to output data on the screen.
e.g. instead of
cout << "abc";
...
Detecting operating system... a step towards a portable code
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I want to make a portable code - a code that could be used on pure MS-DOS, under Windows and Linux OS.
There are some routines that are different for these operating systems.
My idea is,...
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I have the following problem. The user is asked to input some data with the following command:
//declarations:
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char b[81];
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//user is asked to input...