See the stat function.
Y would be a variable. You would need to set it to some appropriate value. If you mean the character, 'Y', then you would need to express it as...
Imginary is wonderful. Magic is wonderful. Unfortunately, C/C++ do not adhere to these viewpoints. They demand sytactical and semantic...
You're misunderstanding me. Google semaphores, locks, mutexes. Incidentally, if you want the post to support space characters, use code...
Please put your code in tags, yourself. I ain't yo mama. You say your code doesn't seem to want to dump the file. What does that mean? What...
In this situation, pre- or post-increment doesn't matter. val isn't evaluated until after the incrementing statement. The breakdown of your loop...
I don't think you understand what I mean. You say you have problems with the code. You also say that you have changed the code. Suppose that we...
Don't let thread B start until A is finished.
So what do you want us to do? Working with old code isn't effective.
Heap sort will give you n log n.
You can choose to pack the struct so that it uses the number of bytes you think it should use, rather than aligning members on certain boundaries....
Because your compiler is not standards compliant (neither is MS) in this respect. Your use of the return type, "void", for main is also...
If you're going to copy stuff from the web, you still need to go through and understand it. You should also research any error messages you get....
Your first example has "CS_CHAR szExtract;" Your second example has "CS_CHAR szExtract [10];" That's a fundamental difference. The first is...
Please comply.
Perhaps you should tell us what a CS_CHAR is. I'm not up to Googling it. Since you're using it, you should know.
Why don't you read the answers you've received on that other forum? They're correct.
No, thanks. That's YOUR assignment. We'll help you with your code, though.
Your question is unclear, if not nonsensical. The use of the term, 'compiler', can be stretched to fit, possibly, but if you have to ask the...
You should really specify whether you are talking about C or C++. Some people will tell you that C++ is a superset of C, but that isn't true....
Separate names with a comma.
