Hmm, this is a problem, as clearly you have defined one: ShiftBloc::ShiftBloc(Time startTime) { this->startTime = startTime; } What are the...
For the first, set a variable V to zero, loop over the string, and check each character to see if it's an 'a'. If it is, then increase V by 1....
Best bet is to encapsulate PegArray into a single file. Then that file is dependent on all the graphics APIs, and it can export an internal API...
This program would be easier to read if you used array semantics instead of pointers. So replace this: *(*(t+0)+i) = -1; with whichever of the...
Only what is needed to make the state machine work. So it is dependent on the design of your state machine. If for example state 1 is called...
One of the aims of OOP is to eliminate the need for unsafe practices like calling function pointers. Do the design properly and you won't need to...
>> I can't move it's pieces What happens if you try? Does your code compile? If not, what errors do you get? I suspect you'll get an error...
What input did you give it? What output did you get? What were the contents of the data file? You rely heavily on fixed length buffers, yet you...
Your "struct menu" statement is incomplete. The compiler won't be able to get past that until you complete the statement. Let me tell you how...
Yes, but you can't use scanf %d. I suggest you use fgets to read whatever the user gives you, then convert whatever they give you to hex. It's...
std::string explanation; // this upper coding char explanation; //after entering void to display You need to decide if explanation should...
Good point; I hadn't spotted that. kefel() doesn't actually return a value to the calling function (main). However it does display the value of...
Your best bet is to tell your tutor that he's way ahead of you. If you haven't even got a clue where to start with this one, either he's assuming...
Normally by shifting the later stuff up a bit. Although if it's a linked list, you wouldn't need to do that because of the way they work.
I can't see any difference between the two code samples. However I think I might have an idea. How much stack space do you have? In particular,...
Maybe it's write-only memory. Hence the other part of my question: have you checked (a) reading from memory starting at 0xB8000000 gives values...
Or, if http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_0xB8000000 is correct, then buffer should be int*, but vid should be int* (or int far *).
Also, why is buffer of type int and not char? I would have thought that it should be char. This could also be the problem, but try it first.
Have you checked that: (a) reading from memory starting at 0xB8000000 gives values that correspond to what's on screen, and (b) writing to memory...
Please repost the code with line breaks; it's unreadable as just a single line. Also please use code blocks for all code. Regarding your...
Separate names with a comma.
