What's wrong with it?? Visual Fox Pro is a licensed product, so you have to buy with your $$$ a copy for each computer on which you want to...
>>printf("%d\n",sizeof(int) + (int *)'\0' ); That is an incorrect statement. printf("%d\n",sizeof(int) + sizeof(int *));
where to use them: anywhere you need the information arranged in some logical fashion, such as listing people alphabetically by their last and...
Read this article
What you did is called recursion. And the number of times a function can call itself is depended on the number of parameters to the function and...
The read loop is wrong. Its not necessary to call eof() while( fin.read((char*) &g10, sizeof(g10)) { // blabla }
>>I need to sort an array of cstrings Are you talking abot the CString c++ class that's in Microsoft's MFC library? Or are you talking about...
Learn to use google and read the online docs for the functions you are interested in. This link explains them all.
It appears this 4-year-old thread is still relevent. I got an average-user score, most likely due to my age. Young people who grew up with...
I sleep from 6 to 7 hours daily. When I work a late shift (until midnight), its a 45 minute drive home, then wind down on my computer for an hour...
What exactly is that function supposed to do? Replace one substring with another? such as replace "John" with "Henry"? What to do when the new...
The problem is most likely the last line of that function. You can not put any executable code after that return statement. And besides, what...
If you have the key then just run the program that belongs to that license file and register it. The file is encrypted for a reason, to make it...
Here is an article that shows how to remove that virus. Never use your computer online without also running a good antivisur program that scans...
Just create a command prompt and type c:> help <Enter> You will get a list of all available commands and a sort explanation of what they do.
One way to make your code correct is to declare variable i outside and above the loop, very much linke C programs do int main() { int i;...
That is not ansi standard. If you originally wrote that using VC++ 6.0 compiler it worked because that was a non-standard c++ compiler....
Thread->Start() does not take any parameters. See the examples at this link...
From terminal window enter "g++" then Enter key to see if the program is in your PATH statement. If not then you need to search your file system...
>> i try to enter a string using gets Oh, I suppose I should have read your post more thoroughly. You are using C language. Then just call...
Separate names with a comma.
