Since the 8085 code is working with registers, you will need to declare variables which simulate those registers. You can then perform the same...
Please don't post the same request more than once. It doesn't increase the attention you receive, it dilutes it.
Re: help Let me recommend these: posting hints and smart questions. Seriously, read them both with full attention. Your ability to get...
Here's how this works: I want to convert a number to a string. I want to convert a number to a string and concatenate it to another string....
The first thing you should realize is that integers are stored as binary representations. So is everything else in your machine. If you have...
At some point, if you intend to be successful at this, you're going to have to develop some personal initiative and some resourcefulness. Missing...
Have you configured your threading and "Use of MFC" options?
If you're using one array element for each binary digit, then you need an array for each operand. You then work with the individual elements of...
The frequency of a single tone is the inverse of the time from peak to peak (or zero-crossing to zero-crossing, or similar). You could probably...
[IMG] Depends on how your integer is defined. Mine are 32-bit (with a provision for an int64). 2^16 is a mere drop in the bucket. If your...
When you downloaded the 2005 it instructed you to also download the platform SDK. Did you do that? Did you put those on your path? Your message...
How can you say you're sticking with C when you're using C++ streams? Everyone is entitled to their opinion, of course, but your remarks have no...
Or, as mentioned in post #9, If you're not reading your responses, why should we write them?
You have a number of serious issues. In the first place, using menu recursively is not a good idea. It is not showing that you're a slick...
See this thread. If you don't get the point, post back. Personally, I would not use atoi (), either. I also see no valid reason to use menu ()...
Scanf needs a pointer to the variable. Consequently, the "address-of" operator (&) is applied to the name of the variable. A C-string is not a...
GUI means "Graphical User Interface." Given your mention of a console interface and the MSDOS (DOS doesn't mean MSDOS, either) editor, I don't...
Personal outlook: don't cast the return of malloc, in C (don't use malloc in C++). In any project that isn't trivial, the probability of...
char *Prog = (char *)malloc(strlen(x)); That part is wrong. It gives you enough characters to hold the string, but not the terminating nul...
Completely remove Dev-C++ and reinstall. I (and others) have had some weird problems crop up with it, but not this particular one. In my case,...
Separate names with a comma.
