Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600] (C) Copyright 1985-2001 Microsoft Corp. E:\Documents and Settings\David>cd E:\Dev-cpp\Projects...
"please" and "you" are shorter. Hope that helps.
This is not a rotation-related phenomenon. I suggest that you deside what your REAL question is, then ask it as clearly as possible. "C gets...
Perhaps you should show your actual, exact command line.
As Shabbir says, this is pretty basic stuff. You can consider the line between the point of rotation and any given point (a pixel) as a vector....
Turn off precompiled headers. Re-read the link, "Before you make a query". You seemed to have missed some stuff, as in using code tags.
I hope not, if that code is the 'help'. Beginning with line 1 (iostream.h), continuing with line 2 (void main ...), and on and on, it's a mess.
You say your user should enter 0s and 1s, but you're asking for positive integers. What are you planning to do with a float? I invite you to run...
Re: Need Help!!!!! "Need help" is not a good subject line. It applies to almost every post on the forum. It is highly unlikely that anyone is...
See this thread.
I'll add a personal comment. The purpose of the forum is to disseminate information from which you may learn. Doing your work for you is a...
Excellent, thanks for providing the link. Incidentally, the structures used by the functions I mentioned are equipped to store multiple names and...
Nice monologue.
I'm working off a memory that's reaching far into the past. Have you tried "gethostbyname" or "getaddr info"?
The documentation for f/s/scanf clearly indicates that they return the number of items sucessfully read AND ASSIGNED, or, under certain...
Here is an example. Note that in the first example the case values are the values you are screening for. Remember that I stated that they must...
I think if you're not an official, practicing, attorney, you'd better be careful about giving legal advice. If the OP takes the advice and winds...
You have the idea of the switch/case all wrong. You don't just number the cases with ordinals, such as "case 1:". The case is the value you want...
I'll make some general comments. All values stored in your computer (run of the mill computer of today, anyway) are binary. They are stored as...
Put up your code for us to look at. Very few of us read minds. Bear in mind that the case values are constants, not variables. Use a break...
Separate names with a comma.
