Beginners - C++ Forum - March 2012 (Page 61)

by bhwdragon2012

Need help getting started

I need help getting started and understanding how to do this assignment: Assignment 3 Roger h...

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by aryu

Why doesn't my program run?

#include <limits> #include <iostream> #include <cmath> #include <string> #include <iomanip> #in...

[2 replies] Last: So I closed the bracket for main and it wasn't the problem. How am I s... (by aryu)

by eiger3970

Help with a palindrome checker

I am stuck making a palindrome checker program. I have viewed an example here: http://www.cplusplus...

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by ErinCorona

What is the difference?

I've written a program. It works. Problem is, the whole thing (mostly) was in main. Now, I'm goin...

[5 replies] Last: That was it. Thanks so much, that was so helpful! (by ErinCorona)

by btfrenchy

computing pi

Hello, i recently posted a question about this but my professor is at it again. this time he wants m...

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by Jeremiah234

vector that holds two items

Need to make a vector that stores two object, so that each index of the vector has 1. a generic obje...

[8 replies] Last: Make two vectors (by ne555)

by poda19

what is static linking?

my programs request for some dll files when i run them on other machines i do not want to copy the ...

[7 replies] Last: i know i'm late to this convo, but static linking means you would have... (by finalfantasyfreak15)

by aryu

RERUNNING PROGRAM

I have been trying to figure this out for awhile now but I am not sure why my programs is not rerunn...

[7 replies] Last: Thanks so much. It is much appreciated =]. (by aryu)

by Praetorx

Books on game programming

I was thinking about getting "Beginning Game Programming (third edition)" http://www.amazon.com/Begi...

[3 replies] Last: Screw this. Wrote this really long post and the forum ate it. AGAIN. ... (by hanst99)

by binga30

Newb to C++, need help

Hello fellow coders. I have recently taken an interest in programming after seeing some simple mana...

[4 replies] Last: Thankyou for your input. I will be sure to checkout codelite. I think... (by binga30)

by Exispistis

GCC Flags

Hello all! In GCC, there are compiler flags for specific processors (e.g. "-march=k6-2" and "-march...

[1 reply] : Yes, it does determine which instructions can be used in the first pla... (by Athar)

by Patriots12

Unresolved externals error

Hello, I'm currently working on a quick assignment for school to get used to working with classes an...

[5 replies] Last: If you remove dog() and don't provide any other constructors, the co... (by Moschops)

by wtf

Why won't this work:

bool func() { bool rv; return rv; } int main() { cout << func() ? "" : "Goo...

[3 replies] Last: Do you know why it compiles with those parentheses? If not, it's becau... (by closed account zb0S216C)

by closed account zb0S216C

Possible Memory Leak?

I'm trying to figure out whether or not this code causes a memory leak: char *Buffer( new char...

[4 replies] Last: OK, so basically, by casting Buffer to Object * , I'm effectively d... (by closed account zb0S216C)

by Amnesiac

Codeblocks functions/documentation

Not sure what the term is (can someone also help with that?) for where to find the functions in Code...

[1 reply] : That's got nothing to do with Code::Blocks. If you are using g++ - it'... (by hanst99)

by Amnesiac

help with array of strings

Trying to get this code to work, know there are easier ways to do it but just testing out an array o...

[9 replies] Last: Basically it talks about arrays of strings and how, to create an array... (by Amnesiac)

by Blessman11

How do I code a spline path?

Hi I'm trying to create a spline path as seen in the link below but trying to find the fomular to...

[9 replies] Last: Sorry, I made a mistake, this is the correct formula p(t) = (t^3-t^2-... (by mik2718)

by Fraidy Levilev

filestreams and calculating averages

I wrote this for a homework problem but I don't know how to continue (the instructions are below). I...

[6 replies] Last: you would have to return something for this means returning integer... (by Subzero030201)

by Amnesiac

user-inputted unsized arrays...?

why can you not have an unsized array that is user-inputted? for example, the following doesn't work...

[4 replies] Last: dynamically allocating memory with new or new also requires that ... (by Bench82)

by Casey

pointer to ifstream as a static member

Fist time working with input in c++. I'm trying to emulate something I do in java when I need to se...

[5 replies] Last: Thanks that was a huge help! (by Casey)

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