So create a function called 'initGlobalVariables' which is called right at the start of main.
Why is doing it once at the start of main such a big issue to you?
Put it inside main. C has no concept of having executable code outside of functions. C++ can do it, but that's only for constructing global...
Aside from the fact that it doesn't compile since you commented out //MainModule *MM; You also seem to have removed (or it was never there to...
Well if you're going to continue to use the C API in a C++ program (I don't recommend it), then it would be fprintf(newfile,"1" " %s" " %s",...
http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/iostream/manipulators/
http://www.videolan.org/vlc/
Evaluation of precedence and evaluation of side effects are NOT synchronised in any way. Read the FAQ and try to get to grips with "before",...
> The correct answer will be 22,13,14,14 That's no more correct than any other explanation. http://c-faq.com/expr/evalorder2.html If you...
So when you run your test data through your program, what do you see? - does it crash (all the time, some of the time, specific test case) -...
C doesn't care about file extensions. FILE *in = fopen("file.dat","rb"); FILE *out= fopen("file.txt","w"); Then you can do whatever you...
The typedef just creates an alias (a single word), for some other type. Some types in C can be fairly complicated and it gets tedious and error...
So separate the steps, - read characters until you reach > - push the resulting string onto a stack. This should be a trivial problem...
while ( ch != '>' ) perhaps?
Step 1, work on the indentation. Consistent and clear indentation will save you from an awful lot of mistakes, and make it much easier for anyone...
Separate names with a comma.
