Just add it to the link line: $(CXX) $(CPPFLAGS) $(CXXFLAGS) fileA.o cairo.a -o $@ $(STXXL_LDLIBS)
Ah yes, of course, you're effectively using pointer semantics. So it's not undefined as I first thought, because (TYPE*)'\0' is effectively...
Well, yes. That's true for any virtual function. You don't have to use polymorphism if you don't want to, but it makes the code more complicated...
What's a t-engine? How is this related to C and/or C++?
You can have a virtual destructor because the object exists. This has nothing to do with whether or not you can get a pointer to a function. But...
You might find it's easier to manipulate dates as strings. However you can display 1 as 01 by displaying leading zeroes, e.g. printf("%02d",1);...
You can't do it with the built-in types; you will have to implement your own. One way is to represent the numbers with strings, e.g. char...
This is not difficult. How far have you got and where are you stuck? How do you plan to handle numbers of different lengths, e.g....
What you might try if you really want to see what happens if you cast '\0' to a pointer to int is something like int *x=(int*)'\0'; unsigned char...
Undefined. You're casting a single char to a pointer to int, then implicitly casting it to an integer. The only possible answer to this is: tell...
Start by going on a C++ course. That will teach you the basics of C++ programming, and during the course you should pick up on how to create a...
If you're going to get anywhere in IT you'll need to know how to use Google. Here's a quick tutorial: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=data+warehousing
Nice, but what does this have to do with C++? This is Go4Expert, not Go4PeopleInterestedInYourHolidayPlans.
I have absolutely no idea what you're talking about. Have you tried here: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=ivan+bayross or here: www.amazon.com ? Do you...
> With the code in example2, whether the memory allocated in first execution (example1)is also free. I assume this is a question. No, it will...
No, not really. This is a pretty clear explanation. Maybe you need to ask your tutor for help, or leave this until you're more advanced with C++.
You forgot to paste your code. I can't see your screen from here, or read your mind. If you want us to have a look at your code then you'll have...
Where? I also don't understand the problem here: Why do you think you need to multiply the result by 1000? Why do you think that .033 *...
How far have you got and where are you stuck?
Look up "fopen".
Separate names with a comma.
