UNIX/Linux Programming - March 2009 (Page 3)

by jiapei100
GCC wrong? .c vs. .cpp compilation...
 
Some times, compiling .c can get what's expected. If changing .c to .cpp directly without revising...
[3 replies] Last: Try the same command using g++ instead of gcc. (by writetonsharma)
by kevinchkin
Payload type char * ?
 
Hi Guys, Please correct me if I am wrong. When we send a packet across a network from a statio...
[3 replies] Last: Thanks @guestgulkan and @kbw. I finally ended up changing that type ... (by kevinchkin)
by belkdaddy
Playing a music file
 
Does anyone know of any way for me to play an mp3 or some other sound file in my c++ program. Are t...
[1 reply] : try here www.libsdl.org it is basically open source directX as well... (by turbozedd)
by enduser000
Segmentation Fault (merge sort)
 
Hello, I had a lab today for a CS class and it took awhile. At first I was having simple issue...
[1 reply] : Windows is slightly more resilient to segmentation faults than Linux, ... (by helios)
by etrusks
problems with ofstream outfile
 
So here is the problem. I cant get this part ---> <svg width="100%" height="100%" version="1.1" ...
[3 replies] Last: tnx its worked :) (by etrusks)
by freeman01in
linux keypress events
 
hi , Is there any way to keep track of keypress events in linux console program ???
[1 reply] : you just need to read from /dev/input/event0 using something like: ... (by geogauci)
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