--- In c-prog@yahoogroups.com, izecksohn izecks...@... wrote:
I know the title does not work, but: Should it compile?
It's generally preferred that you put the whole question in
the body, rather than referring readers to the title.
Re: const char const string[] = Hello ;
gcc does not
Akash Goswami akashgoswam...@... wrote:
The answer should be how are you
because float double is not same data type.
They may still have the same representation, just as
int and long may have the same representation.
--
Peter
achyuth .. achyuth_...@... wrote:
float a, double b; data typemismatch though it was same
precision value.. c-language doenot support u d cohersion
i.e.auto converion of datatypes..
so statement works like that only..
Even if English is not your first language, you can still
get yourself a
ch.a...@... ch.a...@... wrote:
Hi I am using boost collection class.
I did sorting e.g apply a quick/bubble sort algo , but i want
to do sorting using multiple criteria. how we can implement
using boost.
Do boost have any classes or functions through which I can
easily sort the data
From: rajanchatter...@...
Uday Oberio wrote:
float a=1.1;
double b=1.1;
if(a==b)
printf(hello);
else
printf(how are u );
I am new one in c++.
printf is rarely used in C++.
so please tell me it's answer.
I am eagerly waiting for your reply.
What do _you_ think, and
Sanjeev Gopinath sanjeevsinc...@... wrote:
Hello there!
I came across this weird code. Can anyone help in
explaining the logic involved..?
There is no logic as far as I'm concerned. Perhaps you should
ask the person who wrote it.
#includestdio.h
double m[]= {7709179948849219.0, 771};
Christopher Coale chris95...@... wrote:
peternilsson42 wrote:
Christopher Coale chris95219@ wrote:
Paul Herring wrote:
billcu34billcu1@ mailto:billcu1%40suddenlink.net wrote:
double Sma(double *ds, int size)
{
double res = 0;
for (int i = 0; i size; i
Michael White michael_whi...@... wrote:
...Everything to the right of the assignment operator '='
happens first.
There is no guarantee in C or C++ of that being the case.
Unlike some other languages, = is just another operator.
In C and C++, side effects are only guaranteed between
sequence
[I've combined and restored some context from multiple posts.]
Paul Herring pauljherr...@... wrote:
Bill Cunningham wrote:
I would like to start writing code and calling functions
in C code with a pointer to a function.
In C, it's impossible to call a function without using a pointer!
Niranjan Kulkarni guruof...@... wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I am witting a function in C++ for any given number to round
upto the iRoundTo.
Here is the function I have written:
void RoundUpTo(float Num, int iRoundUpTo)
{
int iRem = 0;
int iNum = ceil(Num);
This defeats the purpose of
Dan Presley dpres...@... wrote:
c = a/++a;
I got a compiler warning about the operation on a (the '++a')
being undefined when I compiled the source. When I ran the exe,
Mom told me about putting a fork in the toaster, but when I
tried it...
... My guess is the compiler, when
--- In c-prog@yahoogroups.com, Jim Smith jmclauri...@... wrote:
Make sure you understand how and why you specify the
calling convention using extern C so C++ won't
mangle C function names.
I'm sorry, extern C is a linkage declaration not a
calling convention.
Quite so. That said, the
--- In c-prog@yahoogroups.com, Jim Smith jmclauri...@... wrote:
Types bool, char, wchar_t, and the signed and unsigned
integer types are collectively called integral types.
In C++ yes, however the C standard only uses the word
'integral' to refer to the integer component of a floating
point
--- In c-prog@yahoogroups.com, Jim Smith jmclauri...@... wrote:
[...quoted stuff...]
[...reply...]
[...original message...]
Jim, clearly you understand the benefits of bottom posting
over top posting, but you could still employ better quoting
techniques...
--- In c-prog@yahoogroups.com, Sanjeev Gopinath sanjeevsinc...@... wrote:
Hey there!
I use G++ compiler and I'd like to hide the input which is
typed... Just like the password inputs!
Is there any function or any idea how this can be implemented?
Google for 'no echo' and 'password'. There
--- In c-prog@yahoogroups.com, ayyaz ayya...@... wrote:
scanf(%[\^n] ,text); should be scanf(%[^\n] ,text);
The carrot tells it take everything except a new line.
Perhaps you meant carat, or more accurately caret. Perhaps
you even meant caron. But it's actually none of those. It's
a
--- In c-prog@yahoogroups.com, flixers_3010 flixers_3...@... wrote:
please teach us to make a simple program of feistel chiper
using c++?
It's impractical for us to teach you C++. We can answer specific
questions, but unstructured emails are about the worst way for
you to learn whole subjects.
SVMAYOL twin_f...@... wrote:
where can i download C++ editor?
i dont see it in the file of this group...thnx..=)
You can edit C++ files with any text editor you like.
What C++ implementation (compiler) are you currently
using? It's hard to find compilers that don't have
IDEs. Even most GNU
--- In c-prog@yahoogroups.com, ayyaz ayya...@... wrote:
Steve Searle wrote:
ayyaz scrawled:
switch (choice = getchar()) {
case 'r':
case 'R':
printf(RED);
break;
case 'w':
case 'W':
printf(WHITE);
--- In c-prog@yahoogroups.com, siddhiruhi011 siddhiruhi...@... wrote:
...we can use library functions to convert character string
into integer variable but we can write our own function
In other words, we can use trusted source that's (generally)
been rigorously tested, or we can reinvent the
--- In c-prog@yahoogroups.com, WLJiang WLJiang iamwlji...@... wrote:
Wellï¼ #include stdio.h haven't any effect,it can delete,
and this Statement if(alist == NULL) not have anyquestion.
Because in head file already define NULL
But you does not make clear how to modified.
Don't use NULL
peternilsson42 peternilsso...@... wrote:
Sharma, Hans Raj \(London\) hansraj_sharma@ wrote:
I have never seen difference in the sizeof(char *) and
sizeof(int *).
Is there any such system with a difference?
Why do you care? What advantage would you gain from them
necessarily being
Paul Herring pauljherr...@... wrote:
peternilsson42peternilsso...@... wrote:
Thomas Hruska thruska@ wrote:
peternilsson42 wrote:
I've never understood why people don't declare classes...
struct student
{
student();
~student() { cout i am destructor endl
--- In c-prog@yahoogroups.com, WLJiang WLJiang iamwlji...@... wrote:
But you does not make clear how to modified.
Don't use NULL in C++. Use plain 0 as a null pointer
constant...
if (alist == 0) ...
Yeah, I just want know this program how to modified.
The key not about alist ==
--- In c-prog@yahoogroups.com, Thomas Hruska thru...@... wrote:
...
You are going to get a lot of flak for using gets().
...
atoi() [...] is the easiest method
Just as gets() is the easiest (but worst) method. ;)
or strtol() (much more portable).
More portable, no. More robust, yes.
--
--- In c-prog@yahoogroups.com, John Matthews jm5...@... wrote:
Sharma, Hans Raj \(London\) hansraj_sharma@ wrote:
Can someone please help me understand how can I write a
program which, using volatile variable, access some memory
mapped devices?
If you have an 8 bit register at address
--- In c-prog@yahoogroups.com, Sharma, Hans Raj \(London\)
hansraj_sha...@... wrote:
Can we get address of [CPU registers]? How?
That would depend on the CPU, but I can't recall a system
where registers had addresses since days of yore.
Observe that the C language standard does not allow you
--- In c-prog@yahoogroups.com, iamwljiang iamwlji...@... wrote:
#includeiostream
#includestring.h
Use cstring, or better still string.
#includecstdlib
using namespace std;
class student
{
private:
It's a class, the default access is already private.
char name[50];
int
--- In c-prog@yahoogroups.com, iamwljiang iamwlji...@... wrote:
This code have link error,but I can't find it.
I need someone help me find it and tell me where is error
and why...
I use Dev-C++ compile it that the error show is Array(int n=50);
and ~Array() link error.
--- In c-prog@yahoogroups.com, John Matthews jm5...@... wrote:
peternilsson42 peternilsson42@ wrote:
I haven't seen a system where this will seriously fail,
but I prefer...
printf(reg = %u\n, 0u + *reg);
Haven't seen that before - thanks.
I wouldn't rush to copy it. ;) It's been
--- In c-prog@yahoogroups.com, Sharma, Hans Raj \(London\)
hansraj_sha...@... wrote:
I have never seen difference in the sizeof(char *) and
sizeof(int *).
Is there any such system with a difference?
Why do you care? What advantage would you gain from them
necessarily being the same?
The
Thomas Hruska thru...@... wrote:
peternilsson42 wrote:
I've never understood why people don't declare classes...
struct student
{
student();
~student() { cout i am destructor endl; }
void setvalue(const char *);
void display() const;
private
--- In c-prog@yahoogroups.com, piyush dixit piyush_4love_4e...@... wrote:
i m not asking for right code.
If you just want to write bad code, stop wasting our time!
i want to know why the result is 10 0 0.
You've already been given enough clues. John kindly expanded
the macro for you [albeit
Sandip Tujare sandip_tuj...@... wrote:
From: piyush_4love_4ever piyush_4love_4e...@...
using TerboC/C++
# define swap(a,b)temp=a;a=b;b=temp;
void main()
{
int i=5,j=10,temp=0;
if(ij) swap(i,j);
printf(%d %d %d,i,j,temp);
}
output is 10 0 0.
--- In c-prog@yahoogroups.com, mina salehi mina_sa2...@... wrote:
why reference data type is defined in C++?
what does this reference data type do?
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=why+reference+data+type+is+defined+in+C%2B%2B%3F
Second hit (after the repeated question on Yahoo Answers)
--- In c-prog@yahoogroups.com, meeda91 meed...@... wrote:
The program ask the user to enter 5 numbers +ve and negative ...
and the program will put the positive numbers in a queue
named pos and negative numbers in queue named neg the program
works but when it reach the funciton push it stop
--- In c-prog@yahoogroups.com, glogic20 glo...@... wrote:
... Im writing code that takes data from a text file that
updates the positions of my 3d models on a frame per frame
basis(.bvh). I am currently writing code that reads in new
line each frame (each new line contains new frame data) but
--- In c-prog@yahoogroups.com, Saurabh Jain hundredr...@... wrote:
Gopi Krishna Komanduri gopikomanduri@ wrote:
HI,
One more query . I know that we can over loas const member
functions by removing const. ...
void main()
//I am surprised no one nit-picked on void to int conversion.
--- In c-prog@yahoogroups.com, mahesh gaikwad maheshg...@... wrote:
e.g v=(m++)+(++m) ;
if m = 1;
first ++m go in stack,
then m++ go in stack that's why answer is 4.
Please read...
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/c-prog/message/70641
--
Peter
--- In c-prog@yahoogroups.com, girish gandhi girish_gandhi...@... wrote:
I want ot extend or inhertis enums.
You can't in standard C++, but you can probably do what you
want in several ways. Tell us why you want to do this, with
sample code and intended usage.
But no idea how i can be .
Off
--- In c-prog@yahoogroups.com, Gopi Krishna Komanduri gopikomand...@... wrote:
HI,
I have a small query. In virtual inheritence , the
function wil be called basing on the object we assign
for the base class pointer. But how variable address
will be resolved. I observed that even variable
--- In c-prog@yahoogroups.com, Arvind Balodia arvind.balo...@... wrote:
As i saw the simple problem of increment and decrement
has become an issue of debate in this group and now we
are started to blame on each others knowledge.
There really isn't anything being debated. There is only
--- In c-prog@yahoogroups.com, Gopi Krishna Komanduri gopikomand...@... wrote:
... I know that we can over loas const member functions
by removing const. consider that I overloaded a const
member function. Now consider that I declared a normal
object (non-const). Now how can I access the
Note: C-Prog isn't about C#, it's about C and C++.
Robert Ryan bobzcp...@... wrote:
in compiling C++: it is g++ int1.cpp
For GNU C++ on *nix systems. Under DJGPP it's gpp int1.cpp.
and to run C++, it is ./a.out
a.out the default, particularly on *nix systems, if you don't
specify the
Arvind Balodia arvind.balo...@... wrote:
Well if you are taking argument of left and right to
say that my reasons are wrong.
Your reasons are irrelevant.
well again Mr.
look
at the statement again
v=(m++)+(++m);
Look at the C++ Standard, 5p4 (from my old draft)
Except where noted,
abcpqr70 wrote:
i have this line in my code:-
err-pu.error_exit =error_exit;
when i try to compile it,i get this error:-
error: a value of type void (*)(j_common_ptr)
cannot be assigned to an entity of type void
(*)(j_common_ptr) C
what probably is this??- void
[I'm too lazy to fix the top post today, context elided.]
--- In c-prog@yahoogroups.com, Jos Timanta Tarigan jos_t_tari...@... wrote:
anyway, is there a way to make my program only works on
eg. 3 decimal precision? so in result, everytime I do a
floating point precision, it always truncated
--- In c-prog@yahoogroups.com, Jos Timanta Tarigan jos_t_tari...@... wrote:
hi,
im currently having a problem try to calculate this:
directionZ = -cos((angleX+90)*PI_RADIAN);
What is PI_RADIAN? [I'll assume (PI/180).]
You could try...
directionZ = -cos((angleX+90)/180.*PI);
Or more
--- In c-prog@yahoogroups.com, xcianox2...@... wrote:
Hi all,
IÂ tried to use STL for a C++ class that can contain
arrays of itself as, for example, a directory tree.
Not sure what the little Â's are. I would say your email
client is inserting them (and other characters.)
It is easy to
ngoni2002 ngoni2...@... wrote:
peternilsson42 peternilsson42@ wrote:
Paul Herring pauljherring@ wrote:
[...@pjhxps ~]# find / | grep stdio.h 2/dev/null
find / -name stdio.h 2/dev/null
The following should work:
$locate stdio.h
As was previously discussed, 'locate' is not always
Paul Herring pauljherr...@... wrote:
[...@pjhxps ~]# find / | grep stdio.h 2/dev/null
find / -name stdio.h 2/dev/null
--
Peter
ruhatadiyaman ruhatadiya...@... wrote:
i tried all ways.
#include stdio.h
#includestdio.h
Both of these are correct, though the first one is preferred.
#includestdio. h
#includestdio .h
Both of these are wrong.
all of them are still underlined.
and there is a question mark left of each
Corey McKee camckee...@... wrote:
Try this:
snip
int DrinkP = 0;
int FoodP = 0;
int TDp = 0;
You know, a large coffee costs $3.70 here. :-)
snip
system (pause);
Yuk. Don't encourage people to do this. Unless you like
your software to output messages like...
ksh: pause: not found
mark anthonymor...@... wrote:
please help me, with this. im getting 2 errors
1. error C2653: 'Anthony' : is not a class or namespace name
2. error C2248: 'Mark::id' : cannot access private member
declared in class 'Mark'
i using visual c++ 2008
here is my code.
Michael Comperchio mcmp...@... wrote:
Peter Nilsson wrote:
Michael Comperchio mcmprch@ wrote:
...
The declaration...
int a[2][3];
...is...
|- [0] --|-- [1] -|
+++++++
| [0][0] | [0][1] |
Michael Comperchio mcmp...@... wrote:
/*
A reference to an object of type array-of-T which appears
in an expression decays (with three exceptions) into a
pointer to its first element; the type of the resultant
pointer is pointer-to-T.
That is, whenever an array appears in an
Muhammad Farooq point4...@... wrote:
yah it is true...
_What_ is true?!
Please start providing some context to your messages.
See...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Posting_style
--
Peter
Tyler Littlefield ty...@... wrote:
p.s.
Post script to what?
I'm not your bro.
If 'bro' causes offence, don't ever go to New Zealand!
If 'mate' causes offence, don't ever come to Australia. ;)
Thanks,
Tyler Littlefield
Web: tysdomain.com
email: ty...@...
My programs don't have bugs,
mark anthonymor...@... wrote:
Mark.h
#pragma once //i am using visual c++ 2008 compiler/ide,
this is equvilaent to #ifndef mark_h... etc...
Not exactly equivalent, but I won't dwell on that.
#include string //is this part needed here?
Do you use strings? If so, you'll need the
Muhammad Farooq point4...@... wrote:
hi bro
it does not compile
What doesn't compile? It's both practical and courteous to
quote the text that you're referring to.
because int have 4 bytes and you are passing 16 bytes in int
so please check must perform casting for this.
You're
mark anthonymor...@... wrote:
Thanks guys! i have made my sample code work now. I
thought i cannot use '#include' and 'std::...' inside
a .h file. So what are the differences of .h and .cpp?
Do you have any reference texts or tutorials? I sincerely
hope you're not trying to learn C++ by pure
mark anthonymor...@... wrote:
what should be placed inside these files?
i had written some code and saved it it in .h and written
no more extra .cpp class except for main cpp file(counter
to what a book said write definitions to a .cpp file)
am i breaking any rules here?
Inline function
Kiran Divakaran kiran_divaka...@... wrote:
Brett McCoy wrote:
kiran_divaka...@... wrote:
I have a query with #defines in C.
There is a -E compiler option which would expand the
#define at compile time and create an intermediate file
and create the object file for the same.
From: roshni anju roshni_a...@...
Is there anyone who can plz tell me What does Main()
function return by default in 'C' Language.
A hosted implementation is required to support at least
two forms of main:
int main(void)
int main(int, char **)
Portable return values are 0, EXIT_SUCCESS
Thomas Hruska thru...@... wrote:
Dave wrote:
Hello to the group. ...
Good morning, Dave - :)
(Obligatory '2001: A Space Odyssey' reference...or
'Independence Day', whichever)
I don't think HAL says that in the Kubrick movie or in the
original Arthur C Clarke book. He does say Good
kathir resh resh_personal@ wrote:
Did you #include stdio.h? You must supply a prototype for
variadic functions like printf. If you don't, you have no
real right to expect anything, let alone explain it.
main()
Better to avoid implicit int...
int main(void)
{
char *p=hai friends,*p1;
Steve Searle st...@... wrote:
I'm trying to use stdint.h after seeing it mentioned here
the other day. Using g++ under fedora.
GNU's support of C99 is incomplete...
http://gcc.gnu.org/c99status.html
For the most part though, it is fairly straight forward
to create and substitute your
ruhatadiyaman wrote:
thanks for all replies. i tried them but still the
problem is continuing. this is my code with 'unsigned
long int';
/*factorial*/
snip
so after 13 the results are wrong :(
otherwise i confused with usage of long double.
% type fact.c
#include stdio.h
John Matthews jm5...@... wrote:
John Matthews jm5678@ wrote:
peternilsson42 peternilsson42@ wrote:
However main() is
optimised effectively to a no-op since the compiler
was able to recognise that foo(i) will indeed equal
bar(i) for the iterated values of i!
I'm not disputing
John Matthews jm5...@... wrote:
praveen indian85 praveen_indian85@ wrote:
dec=dec+temp*pow(2,i);
pow() takes double arguments and returns a double.
The following would be more appropriate:
dec += temp * (1 i);
BTW is (int)pow(2, i) guaranteed to return the same
as (1
John Matthews jm5...@... wrote:
Say:
int fn1(void)
{
int *p = NULL;
return !p;
}
int fn2(void)
{
static int *p;
return !p;
}
On a machine where NULL is represented internally by 0,
NULL is a macro. It doesn't have a representation per se.
You should be talking
real shrinil...@... wrote:
Thomas Hruska thruska@ wrote:
real wrote:
i am not able to understand the massage.
What I Know Is... Massage is the practice of soft tissue
manipulation with physical, functional, and in some cases
psychological purposes and goals.
pl guide what is the error
John Matthews jm5...@... wrote:
In C99, if you have the following function prototypes:
void funcX();
This is _not_ a prototype in C99 (or C90.)
void funcY(void);
funcX declares a function with no parameter specification,
No, it declares a function with an unspecified number of
John Matthews jm5...@... wrote:
Paul Herring pauljherring@ wrote:
John Matthews jm5678@ wrote:
peternilsson42 peternilsson42@ wrote:
John Matthews jm5678@ wrote:
In C99, if you have the following function prototypes:
void funcX();
This is _not_ a prototype in C99
John Matthews jm5...@... wrote:
An example from the code I'm working on is a 'maximum number
of users' constant. Whereas the number of milliseconds in a
second is (you would hope) a 'constant' constant.
Reminds me of...
The primary purpose of the DATA statement is to give names
to
John Matthews jm5...@... wrote:
Jim Dougherty j_dougherty@ wrote:
c-prog@yahoogroups.com wrote:
jimdougherty j_dougherty@ wrote:
I still don't get it. Can you give me an example where
it would be wrong to use 1000 rather than 1000L ?
It would be useful to do this in an
Christopher Coale chris95...@... wrote:
...this converts a binary string(1001011101)
to a decimal value(605).
long Bin2Dec(const char *bin)
{
long p = 0;
long r = 0;
long len = strlen(bin) - 1;
for (long i = len; i = 0; i--,p++)
{
if (bin[i] == '1')
Titi Anggono [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I allocated memory to one array, which stores data from
one file,
Are you trying to read a whole file? If so, why?
and I made a condition that if one data being
read using fscanf() is larger than the threshold value
the program close.
I just read
Pedro Izecksohn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- peternilsson42 wrote:
-Wconversion Warn for implicit conversions that may alter
a value. ...
Integral promotions don't alter the value.
Maybe you need -Wsign-conversion
gcc -Wall -Wsign-conversion problem.c -o problem
cc1: error
Tyler Littlefield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
My makefile skills are horrible as it is, but, I'm looking
for some pointers.
Look to the internet.
Whilst there are common elements, makefile formats can and
do differ between different implementations.
...I'm not even really sure where to
Gopi Krishna Komanduri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
 While I am trying to debug the following code ,...
snip
--- On Fri, 28/11/08, Pedro Izecksohn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Pedro Izecksohn [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Res: [c-prog] Re: integer promotions
Please don't start a new
Gopi Krishna Komanduri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have a query related to exceptional handling. I
pasted the code I tried following this mail.
My intention is , what happens in a sistuation when any
exception is caught in main , so while destructing the
objects till that instant
Gopi Krishna Komanduri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a small query. why we need to return reference
in prefix operator overloading.
http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/operator-overloading.html#faq-
13.14
http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/newbie.html#faq-29.3
--
Peter
Pedro Izecksohn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
peternilsson42 wrote:
[ unsigned short int a;
a = USHRT_MAX; /* previously a = -1; */]
So you made absolutely _no_ change to the semantics of
that assignment!
I fixed the signal to make others happy.
You must be referring to Thomas
Pedro Izecksohn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- peternilsson42 wrote:
Ah, then you've probably been fooled by the cliché that
C is just portable assembler.
If I could do just one modification to the standard,
I'd add an overflow macro, like errno.
The behaviour on integer overflow
Brett McCoy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
str = i == 1 ? is : are;
It's known as the tertiary or ternary operator, BTW.
It should be known by its name: conditional operator.
--
Peter
u will know when u IM me [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want to create an enum variable whose size is 4 byte in
32- machine and 8 bytes on 64 bit machines.
Your nearest bet is...
enum my_enum { my_enum_constant = INT_MAX; } my_enum_variable;
Basically, I want to knopw whether one can specify
Pedro Izecksohn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- Thomas Hruska wrote:
peternilsson42 wrote:
Pedro Izecksohn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
peternilsson42 wrote:
[ unsigned short int a;
a = USHRT_MAX; /* previously a = -1; */ ]
So you made absolutely _no_ change to the semantics
Tyler Littlefield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hello,
If you multiply two unsigned shorts together, you'll
get an unsigned short,
No, you won't.
If the range of unsigned short fits into an int, the
two unsigned short values will be promoted to int. The
multiplication will be performed with ints,
Pedro Izecksohn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If The integer promotions preserve value including sign.
There are several 'promotion' rules at play in C (and C++.)
For integers with a 'rank' less than int, if the range of
the integer type fits into the range of int, then that
type will promote to
Pedro Izecksohn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For peternilsson42:
I was not clear and you did not read message 68798.
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/c-prog/message/68798
That post contained detail missing from your original post.
However, it did not contain detail which explained why you
jagomaniak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My program is run in the command line with two parameters:
program -param1 param2
Since I'm a beginner, I'm not sure how to do the following:
I need the program to check if the param2 includes any
characters other than capital letters (A-Z) and
mukeshjadon34 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
shivani gupta fab_shivani@ wrote:
From: Brett McCoy idragosani@
Manoj Vivek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
main()
{
printf(%d, main);
}
main()
{
printf(%d, a);
}
The first snippet does not show any errors
while
una_020 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
David Hamill david@ wrote:
Use sizeof. That's what it's there for!
Bearing in mind that structs often incorporate padding, it's
not easy to find their size. I suppose you could initialise
an area of memory to 0x00, write a struct over it, and see
una_020 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...it's better you start off by studying complete
reference c by herbert schidlt...
Schildt is known for his clarity of explanation.
Unfortunately, he is also known for having a
very poor technical knowledge of C. Indeed, you
would probably learn more finding
frank zhu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I've coded a program to find the nth node from the end
of the linked list.
It works and get me the right result, but I am puzzled
as why I get the compiler warnings at the following line,
p1 = p1-next;
findnthnode.c:28: warning: assignment from
michael.steven86 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everyone,
I'm experiencing a problem with a multiple if statement.
I have tried to use braces, but I must be doing
something wrong.
It's good to see a newbie admit their own mistakes rather
an ask if it's a compiler bug! :-)
So, I have removed
hamoodmeero [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
WELL ALL I WROTE IN THE TEST QUESTION IS THIS,
SO PLEASE CAN U CORRECT ME AND TELL ME WHERE
IS THE MISTAKE ?THNXX :
For someone dealing in secrets, you sure make a lot of noise!
If you can avoid holding the shift or caps locks when coding,
please do
Arindam Biswas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Friends,
One simple doubt:
const int a = 10; // global
my_function()
{
const int b = 20; // local
}
Will both 'a' and 'b' be stored in data segment?
Why do you care?
What's more important is whether const means 'constant' or
'don't
David Hamill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Arindam Biswas wrote:
const int a = 10; // global
my_function()
{
const int b = 20; // local
}
Will both 'a' and 'b' be stored in data segment?
I suppose it depends on the compiler. KR say that the const
keyword may even be ignored by a
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