UNIX/Linux Programming - C++ Forum - October 2009 (Page 2)

by tition

code::blocks how do I make the IDE jump to the line of error

Hi all, Sorry for the totally newbie question, but how do you make the Code::blocks IDE for ubun...

[1 reply] : You just need to click on the error message in the 'build messages' bo... (by Bazzy)

by rajnp

getting terminals of unix

Hi i need to get the terminals that are connected to my unix box in a c program. with ttyname...

[1 reply] : The nice thing about open source software is that there are plenty of ... (by PanGalactic)

by ImagE

Stack - Segmentation Fault

Hi . I'm new here . I hope I can find some tips . I read about a library called <stack> . It's...

[2 replies] Last: I fix it . :"> (by ImagE)

by bobez

udp compositing binary data for sending.

I am trying to composite binary data to send in a message via udp, in a linux environment. I am u...

[1 reply] : sendto() just takes a pointer to a block of data and a length of the b... (by jsmith)

by Ajmal37ee

Compiling in Linux

I am new to linux and know nothing special about it. I download a simulation software Hegans . In th...

[1 reply] : Copy and Paste the files in a directory. Add a project in your IDE and... (by Bazzy)

by schliz

Zombie

I fork and use execl to overlap a program. Now I would like to kill the program which is executed by...

[1 reply] : You must reap the return code from the child process. A process in th... (by jsmith)

by h0723002

socket programming

I have succeed in compiling the below code for creating a client application: #include <sys/types...

[3 replies] Last: What you've written is typically referred to as a server application... (by jsmith)

by cardinals03

Parent Processes

In the below code, I ran and the output gave me 0 for Line A 26111 for Line B 26111 for Line C ...

[3 replies] Last: No. Read my post above again, and then look what variable each line i... (by jsmith)

by byuhobbes

Compiling Shared Libraries

I've just finished writing some C++ classes. I've written some test cases to test them and everythin...

[5 replies] Last: Thanks, JCED! I appreciate it. I'll admit I'm no guru when it comes... (by byuhobbes)

by sever

Char** to std::vector<std::string>

Hello, I was googling without success to find the "canonical" way to transfer values from char** ...

[3 replies] Last: Not really, when you have an array in a pointer you should know the si... (by Bazzy)

by mamali

a question about boost thread

hi everyone i want to write a multithread program with libboost_thread but the problem is that it o...

[2 replies] Last: Newer versions of the Boost Thread Library permit this without using b... (by PanGalactic)

by cardinals03

Trouble understanding Parent and Child Processes

I need help understanding how to get the following answers. Please note that these are review questi...

[1 reply] : On the first, I'm not sure. Forking copies the parent and child proces... (by chrisname)

by Tom Backton

Compiling 64-bit programs

I'm using Visual C++ Express Edition. But I'm working on a cross-platform project, so I'll need to t...

[5 replies] Last: IIRC g++ is almost exactly the same as gcc but automatically links the... (by chrisname)

by ayashif

input a filename into a stream while file manipulation

How can i input a filename when the program asks for the specific filename that is in another folder...

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by chrisben

question about mutex initialization

Hi, For mutex, I normally initialize it before using it as pthread_mutex_init(&mutex, NULL); ...

[3 replies] Last: pthread_mutex_t, at least in my implementation (POSIX defines it as an... (by jsmith)

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