The only thing I can see wrong with this is the use of wrong quote marks: you're using ‘A’ instead of 'A', and “char letter:” instead of "char...
OK, well in that case any bitwise AND with 0xFFFF is completely redundant. All 65536 2-byte signed values are exactly the same after ANDing them...
Please re-read Q3 and answer the question I asked.
Don't worry, it's not you being thick, it's whoever wrote this crap not understanding the concept of "clear communication". Ask whoever gave you...
>>So the malloc deallocates the memory No, malloc allocates memory. It doesn't deallocate anything. You might be thinking of Java, where a...
Would you understand this code? int *binaries; binaries=(int*)malloc(sizeof(int)*nDevices); TYPE *foo; foo=(TYPE*)malloc(sizeof(TYPE)*nDevices);...
Looks easy enough. 30 marks? No wonder people think exams are getting easier. Anyway, do you understand the question? Where are you stuck?...
The behaviour is undefined. All the standard says about preincrement is that the variable is incremented before it is used; it does not say WHEN...
Possibly, yes. pow() is a floating point number so if it thinks, for example, that 10^2=99.999999 then that would explain your observations. A...
I fed your code into Visual Studio 2010 and apart from having to fix the ambiguity in the call to pow() I made no changes. It ran fine, giving...
This error means that class multimap does not define operator[]; i.e. you cannot use the syntax you're trying to use on lines 56-62: a1["Fred"]...
>>Brother which guide and in which date???? Well you need to be a bit more specific. >>I have a gps tracker device That's nice for you. Don't...
The best way to answer this is to run a few trials on paper based on your understanding of the questions. Use a predetermined sequence of numbers...
Re: Guys Help me Your problem is almost certainly down to the inaccuracy of floating point maths. You might also be seeing some...
My knowledge of .Net doesn't go to the required level of detail to answer this in full. I'm pretty sure you don't want to send UCS2 strings into...
Slight error in the above post; for the switch I should have said: switch(trackvalue) { case '0': // do trackvalue='0' stuff break; case...
Which is correct? It's not possible to answer if you don't say. A conflict can only be resolved when you know which one is correct and which one...
The error's on line 237. That 5 should be a 7.
Another possibility for using two PCs for one database is Oracle RAC; see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oracle_RAC
Either way it's far too complicated for you right now. You need to learn C++ first. When you've got the hang of that, then you can start looking...
Separate names with a comma.
