allMarks should be the largest size possible. If you want to store less than 1000 entries, this will do the trick: double allMarks[1000]; Based...
Have you heard of Google?
In what way exactly are they not working as expected? What input did you give the program and what output did you get, and what output did you...
In your opening post you say "when i inject it" - could you clarify exactly what you mean by that? How do you "inject" a DLL?
Well I'm not posting cos I don't know. Anyone else? Maybe instead of posting bump and **** (thereby risking getting banned) you could take the...
fat *pfat declares pfat as a pointer to a fat. Note that it DOES NOT create anything for it to point to, so if this is really what you're doing...
OK, *one* repeat. 1. create a program as a start that just displays individual words 2. After that, count the number of consonants in each word...
Re: Making a C function pointer work with C-style stack based calling mechanics in C+ extern "C" is C++ code, not C code. This is what you put...
You can say: you've tried my suggestions and post the new (non-working) code WITH the changes. I'm not going to repeat myself as I have done...
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Your if statement contains an assignment. You probably wanted to do a comparison.
I'm not surprised you can't debug that code; it's a horrendous mess. Use meaningful variable names, indent code correctly, and use code tags when...
Re: Making a C function pointer work with C-style stack based calling mechanics in C+ Usually to call C from C++ you just need to extern "C" the...
How far have you got and where are you stuck? Can you create a program as a start that just displays individual words? After that you can count...
You need to #include the header that defines strcpy, which is string.h.
Read Programming Windows by Charles Petzold and this'll be a doddle.
Visual Studio 2010. If I didn't have an MSDN licence thanks to work, I'd probably have another look at Eclipse.
I see you still haven't bothered reading the posting guidelines. They're there for a reason. Now READ THEM.
There won't be a single function that does that but you have just named the two I would expect you to use. Use recv to pull back the data from...
Exactly the same way you compare integers: float a=3.141, b=2.718; if (a==b) // do something. However there's a gotcha. Decimal conversions to...
Separate names with a comma.
