http://www.mingw.org/wiki/MinGWforFirstTimeUsers
It's really not hard. File -> New -> Project; in Project Types pick Win32 under Visual C++. What happens next depends on what kind of project you...
What help do you need? Do you understand the project? When does it need to be in by?
Do you actually know Ruby and/or Python? If not then it's unlikely to be quicker to use those than a language you already know. Personally I...
Certainly not an ancient compiler that was actually coded by a dinosaur, that's for certain. You will need to use a modern compiler if you want...
Usage looks OK. What compiler are you using? Is it one that doesn't support the "explicit" keyword?
Without the rest of the program, the data given and the output received, it's impossible to say. From the code given, the second printf *willl*...
OK, now where are the difficult C programs?
Same way you would do it in any other language. What would you do to -1 to get 0, to 1 to get 1, and 0 to get 0.5? (Hint: Translate and Scale)
MinGW is a port of gcc to Windows. Alternatively you can get the Visual Studio compilers and the SDK for free from MSDN; you can't get Visual...
Does there have to be a payment? How about alternative awards, such as geek recognition? That's far more important (to me anyway) than the odd $...
My turn! OK, um, ... Outputting Sine wave using Z8000! Who's next?
No idea then. If the program prints one digit and you can identify the line that prints that digit, then I would have thought the obvious...
heh, so it's probably also worth saying there is no such thing as a "simple" tutorial on signal handling. Just as there are no "simple" tutorials...
This stuff is really confusing. Unless you absolutely cannot avoid it, leave it until you're more experienced. The behaviour is...
I just tried to help you but you ignored my questions. Is it the int 10h that displays the number? Where is the number displayed - on a PC...
How you print one digit is going to be very hardware and software dependent. You need to tell us what processor you're using and what hardware...
Mistakes in software are quite commonplace and you will learn this as you go along. It is always worth being aware of the latest version even...
300 lines isn't that much. Make sure you enclose it in a CODE BLOCK (see the posting guidelines), and include the errors in a second code block....
Also there is another fault. "exforsys(int x,int y){x=0; y=0;}" will overwrite the x and y values passed in with zero. It will _not_ update the...
Separate names with a comma.
