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Re: Ubuntu is currently the best linux distribution after Mandriva and OpenSuse. It is suited for users new to linux, and are thinking of migrating from windows to linux. Ubuntu releases a new version every 6 months thereby you are always updated to the latest softwares, better driver support etc. And … | |
Create a Quine, that is, a program that prints out its own source code. (Expert) In this thread [B]Read Me: C / C++ FAQ's and Practice problems[/B] started by ~s.o.s~ how do you create this program. | |
Hi, I am creating a chess program. I am creating each piece on the board. But when I try to compile the bishop piece I get this error [B][I]FATAL : Out of Memory in function set.[/I][/B] What does this mean? | |
Re: Ubuntu has a nice feature called Live CD which allows you to use the linux desktop without installing anything into your hard drive. You can check if ubuntu detects all your drivers including the ones for 1395 Wireless Mini Card by Dell. All you have to do is insert the … | |
Choosing the right Distro – Part I Users trying to migrate from Windows to Linux have to make the most important and difficult decision “ [B]Choosing the Right Distro (short for distribution) [/B]“. It is very important because the distro you choose will affect your experience with linux a lot. … | |
Re: Always when you try to dual-boot and in your case boot 3 Operating Systems, make sure you install Linux at the end. Because when you install windows after installing linux, windows overwrites the bootloader and detects only other windows os which means in your case only windows XP and Windows … | |
Re: I have started a new post in this section titled " Choosing the right Distro" , you can read that for more info. I'll keep updating it. | |
Hi, I have searched a lot in google about proper video and audio chat in linux. Skype is available for linux, but for some reason when I installed it in ubuntu 8.10, the audio was very low. I tried changing the configurations of pulse audio but it still didnt. Is … | |
Re: Obviously you are dual booting windows and linux, so you have fedora and windows installed in two partitions of your hard disk. You can easily access the windows drive from fedora by mounting it. So you should transfer all your files from fedora to the windows partition and then go … | |
Re: Hi, You can visit this link [url]https://shipit.ubuntu.com/[/url] where you can order LiveCds of Ubuntu Server or Desktop Editions and they will mail it to you for FREE!!!! You may have to create an account first and then fill in your postal address. You will receive the cd in a month's … | |
Re: Definitely Ubuntu, I think Ubuntu is more practical where everything is installed automatically at install. And being based on Debian it has an excellent packaging system and millions of packages available for it. It is the distro which has made me to use linux for almost 95% of the time. … | |
I am making this program which checks if your floppy drive is ready or not. And so it has to check for say 20 seconds. And for this I want the program to run in the background. How do I do this? I am using Borland C++ and Turbo C++ | |
Re: The Fork Command has been extensively discussed before in this forum, Please search for that post. | |
Re: Yeah I agree with vijayan. File pointers like seekg(),tellg() work correctly only with Binary Files where the read() and write() functions are used. | |
Re: I can help you. I have been using Turbo C++ and Borland C++ for the past 2 years. However please note that you cannot use Turbo C++ to output any sort of graphics as BGI graphics is not supported in windows. However the older versions of Turbo do support graphics. | |
Re: The ofstream class is used to open a file. While opening a file we generally provide only the name of the file, so the program searches for that name in the same folder. You can also provide the location of the file so that the program opens that particular file … | |
I want to create a C++ Program to edit the Windows Registry. For example to change the home page of internet explorer. But I don't know how to read or edit the help. I am doing this program just for my own self and is not a part of homework. | |
Re: U could choose whatever you want | |
How do you introduce mouse in c++ program? | |
Re: [B]Maybe[/B] you could do a game or any database program. For example a airway reservation program | |
Re: [Quote]c Syntax (Toggle Plain Text) ofstream *pfile;pfile.open("myFile.txt", ios::in | ios::out);ofstream *pfile; pfile.open("myFile.txt", ios::in | ios::out);[/Quote] The code you wrote just opens the file if it is available but does not create a new one. Use this to create a new text file [Code] #include<iostream.h> #include<fstream.h> int main() { fstream file("myfile.txt,ios::in|ios::out); … | |
Re: Game Programming is EASY. Introducing Graphics and mouse support is also simple. Check out[U] <snipped> [/U]for tutorials based on this topic | |
Re: Check out the site below for tutorials www.freewebs.com\codersoftheuniverse | |
I need to what are forks and where we use them in C++. Are they essential???? | |
Re: Please read the rules before posting. You are not allowed to use short forms while posting. | |
Re: Can't you instead use gets() function? [CODE]#include<iostream.h> #include<conio.h> int main() { char name[25]; cout<<"Enter the name of the customer: "; gets(name); cout<<name; } [/CODE] [B]gets(name);[/B] inputs the name with all the blanks and everything.Thats the difference between [B]cin[/B] and [B]gets[/B]. | |
Re: Why all this? You wanted to input a number from the user and manipulate each digit. But what do you want to do with the digits???? Because I know a way to get each digit separately. | |
Hi, I was using borland 5.5, and I tried introducing graphics using the followig code [CODE]#include<iostream.h> #include<graphics.h> $void main() { int driver,mode; driver = DETECT; initgraph(&driver,&mode,"\\tc\\bgi); circle(25,35,12); closegraph(); } [/CODE] But I get the error [I]graphics not supported with windows[/I]. So I tried [B]TURBO C++ 3.0[/B]. And it worked perfectly … | |
I read that vectors and arrays are almost the same. Could you explain this to me? |