me again,... :-(
you told that I should use fgets(), but isn't fgets() for capturing
from file? Anyway, I tried to use gets(), it worked, but when I type
something, it displays me the chars like in console mode and all in
the upper-left corner, they aren't displayed in graphics, it's just
like
At 20:31 2006-08-17, uvcceet wrote:
I'm a hardware engineer. Did a lot of assembler coding a long time
ago, and now just want to play with C and C++.
I have grabbed the usual dummies books, and am not under any stress
to become great tomorrow, which is good, because I am seeing that the
tools I
At 00:39 2006-08-18, Noctaire wrote:
Been a while since I did much programming but I'm returning to the
fold. :)
I need to learn C/C++. I'm pulling out some old books I have in my
library but I'm also looking for a good, solid tutorial -- book or even
online (i.e., CBT). So, I thought I'd see
At 00:00 2006-08-18, Sean Brewer wrote:
uvcceet wrote:
I'm a hardware engineer. Did a lot of assembler coding a long time
ago, and now just want to play with C and C++.
I have grabbed the usual dummies books, and am not under any stress
to become great tomorrow, which is good, because I
At 00:56 2006-08-18, mahendi_lakhani wrote:
1. What are the sizes in bytes of the following in different programming
languages like C, C++, Java and on different Operating Systems like
Windows and Linux/unix
do your own research!!
int
signed int
unsigned int
long
At 08:40 2006-08-18, sujit das wrote:
you may try turbo c++
compiler.It is easy to use.
it is also very old (almost as old as I am, lol) and doesn't handle a lot
of legal C++ stuff.
I recommend that you do NOT use it.
cmaruthiramakrishna
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Hello andhrew i am maruthi
On 8/19/06, alex_merlin_1985 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
you told that I should use fgets(), but isn't fgets() for capturing
from file? Anyway, I tried to use gets(), it worked, but when I type
something, it displays me the chars like in console mode and all in
the upper-left corner, they aren't
Hi,
Better use fgets followed by sscanf.
Ex: A sample program to use fgets
main()
{
char input[10];
int num;
printf(Enter the
number : \t);
If (fgets(input, 10,
stdin) == NULL) {
fprintf(stderr, Enter
the proper input\n);
exit(1);
}
sscanf(input, %d,
num); (or)
Does getch function return two values if the input is a special character?
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On 8/19/06, Shashank kumar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does getch function return two values if the input is a special character?
Which compiler? Which environment? getch() is not a standard function
and is not available for all compilers (Turbo C++ uses it as part of
its conio library, I think
first I want to get done with this, and after that will move to the
Visual C++...
well, if you asked the code, the part that refers to my problem is:
#include conio.h
#include graphics.h
void main()
{
int gd=DETECT, gm;
initgraph(gd, gm, C:\\Borlandc\\Bgi);
char key, name1[25];
as I commented to another. Absent many many lines (10,000) of
legacy C code, why learn C at all?
for C++ I recommend the books listed at
http://rudbek.com/books.html
Isn't C the foundation for C++? Or are we talking another Pascal; useful as
a learning tool but not much else?
I have
On 8/19/06, Noctaire [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
as I commented to another. Absent many many lines (10,000) of
legacy C code, why learn C at all?
for C++ I recommend the books listed at
http://rudbek.com/books.html
Isn't C the foundation for C++?
Well, I like to think of C as the
Ok, thanks to those who referred me to the book list at
rudbek.com/books.html.
Question: What's the best bang for the buck on these books? There's a few
hundred bucks in books and my budget is sorely limited (gone are the days I
could just buy computer books, I'm afraid). I realize the site
[snip] clock use time.hand try//psedu untested
//i will send u the full code first send me ur code so that i can see urneed
//and use borland 5.5 it is free
ptime1= gettime()//player one start
while(!kbhit()){ showclock()//userdefined
}
ptime2= gettime()// player one end
// same for
For knowing the sizes of different data types .,u can use the sizeof() operator. Data type C C++ Java int 2 2 4 char
11 2 long44 8 float44 8
double88 16
tell me a book on c which is highly in depth
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At 08:05 2006-08-19, Noctaire wrote:
as I commented to another. Absent many many lines (10,000) of
legacy C code, why learn C at all?
for C++ I recommend the books listed at
http://rudbek.com/books.html
Isn't C the foundation for C++?
define foundation
but C has a lot of oddities that
At 00:10 2006-08-19, VENUGOPAL wrote:
For knowing the sizes of
different data types .,u can use the sizeof() operator.
Data type
C
C++
Java
int
2
2
4
char
1
1
2
long
4
4
8
float
4
4
8
At 08:57 2006-08-19, you wrote:
Ok, thanks to those who referred me to the book list at
rudbek.com/books.html.
Question: What's the best bang for the buck on these books? There's a few
hundred bucks in books and my budget is sorely limited (gone are the days I
could just buy computer books, I'm
ok, first, this code will stay as it is, I won't move it to Visual, I
just want to get done with it. Maybe after finished with this I will
remake a totaly new version, but that's the future...
Well, the purpose of this is to ask the player to type in his name
(this will be a Five in a row
At 09:40 2006-08-19, you wrote:
ok, first, this code will stay as it is, I won't move it to Visual, I
just want to get done with it. Maybe after finished with this I will
remake a totaly new version, but that's the future...
Well, the purpose of this is to ask the player to type in his name
(this
I made up the list and I stand by my recommendation to read
them in order. there's only one called a must have and it is.
Accelerated C++ is the most coherent approach to learning the
language I've seen in my career. Doesn't bog you down with stuff you
don't need right away and actually
On 8/19/06, alex_merlin_1985 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ok, first, this code will stay as it is, I won't move it to Visual, I
just want to get done with it. Maybe after finished with this I will
remake a totaly new version, but that's the future...
Well, it's likely you won't get much help from
On 19/08/06, Noctaire [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I made up the list and I stand by my recommendation to read
them in order. there's only one called a must have and it is.
Accelerated C++ is the most coherent approach to learning the
language I've seen in my career. Doesn't bog you down with
On 8/19/06, Noctaire [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm sure I'm sounding a bit dense here, so bear with me.
No, since it was written after the standard was published. Remember
you're learning a language, which is an abstraction, not an operating
system. The standard library remained the same
The libraries you're thinking about are the compiler/OS specific
libraries. These (strictly speaking) have nothing to do with learning
the core (Standard) language (plus libraries) which hasn't changed.
Ok -- now I understand the difference. (Of course, now that I've ordered
the book, I'm
On 8/19/06, Noctaire [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You are confusing the OS specific libraries and the standard library.
The standard template library (abbreviated as STL) is uniform across
all conforming compilers. It had no additions in the past years, in
fact, the compiler support has been
On 8/19/06, Noctaire [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Depends on what you want to develop! If you are doing mainly
command-line only text processing tools, you pretty much can do
everything with the standard run-time libraries. If you want to get
into networking, more advanced system programming
On Sat, Aug 19, 2006 at 06:28:42PM +0530, Shashank kumar wrote:
Does getch function return two values if the input is a special
character?
getch() is non-standard, so it can return anything.
The answer to your question is most likely in the documentation for your
particular version of
As my problem is Linux specific, (or may be it is distro specific),
I'll move it to some other forum.
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