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thread by: felipecpc |
last post Mar 8 '06 by: felipecpc
Hi ....
I need some help. Actualy i´m develop a plugin for a USB Telephone.
These phone is connected with a USB port in computer. My problem is ,
when the softphone receive a call, my plugin have to detect, and inform
to the phone for the ring on. The softphone which i work , don´t have
any API to help. For solve the problem i think i have...
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thread by: Freyr |
last post Mar 8 '06 by: Freyr
For some reason, my program won't kill itself when Pull == 'n' or the
counter is equal to zero.
I tried two different ways:
#include <iostream>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <ctime>
using namespace std;
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thread by: sonu |
last post Mar 8 '06 by: A. Sinan Unur
main()
{
char *ptr1,*ptr2;
ptr1=(char*)malloc(sizeof(ptr1));
gets(ptr1);
ptr2=(char*)malloc(sizeof(ptr2));
gets(ptr2);
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thread by: Yuri CHUANG |
last post Mar 8 '06 by: Richard Heathfield
Hi,
I'm the beginner of the CPL.I write a program about the problem of Ring
of Josephus,using DoubleLinkList data structure.
I'm very confused that I think there is really no error in my
code.But,the compiler sometimes show some strange errors,sometimes can
pass through with an unknown trouble when it is running,and no
result.So,could anyone...
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thread by: cdg |
last post Mar 8 '06 by: benben
Could anyone tell me how to correctly assign a variable name to the return
of the function call in this example program. I needed to convert a integer
to a string, using stringstream. However after returning the string I am not
sure how to assign a variable name to it.
#include <iostream>
#include <sstream>
using namespace std;
string...
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thread by: swl |
last post Mar 8 '06 by: werasm
I just developed a server side programm. I compiled it using VC++ 6.0
in Windows XP. It run well in Windows XP. But in windows 2000 it got a
runtime error.
Can I need to compile it in Windows 2000 again?
Thanks in advanced.
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thread by: Hiten |
last post Mar 8 '06 by: Keith Thompson
hi all,
this is my 1st message. i am a beginner in C.
can anyone help me out with the following Turbo C problem.
i am unable to complile my programs. i.e. instead of compiling my
program the s/w compliles something else
(tc\inclde\iostream....something of this sort of a file pops up). i
tried hard to get out of this but to no avail. any...
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thread by: sudhir |
last post Mar 8 '06 by: sudhir
Q 1. I defined a class with 10 functions . It contains declaration of 5
functions and 5 functions are declared and defined. Is this class is
said to a abstract class ?
Q 2. Which one is correct?
If a class contains a virtual class then it is said to a abstract
class ?
Or a abstract class always contains a virtual function ?
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thread by: Asfand Yar Qazi |
last post Mar 8 '06 by: werasm
Hi,
I'm creating a library where several classes are intertwined rather tightly.
I'm thinking of making them all use pimpls, so that these circular
dependancies can be avoided easily, and I'm thinking of making all these pimpl
class declarations public. Reasoning is that since only the code within the
..cc file will need to ever access...
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thread by: qazinor |
last post Mar 8 '06 by: qazinor
Hello,
I have a C little program wich takes some text as input and process it.
I would like to make a friendly user interface. I thought i could do it
with tcl/tk, but it turns out that it is not as easy as it
looks(or...). I just need to take the user input(text) and send it over
the c program for treatement. I'm not quite sure if tcl/tk...
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thread by: Beih |
last post Mar 8 '06 by: Gernot Frisch
Hey.. If you won't mind... I have this certain assignment in c++
programming where in we are asked to prepare a menu and everything that
will be keyed in will be summed up. Thanks. :) Really in dire need of
your help... :) If its okay, please email me atleats the algorithm for
the said program... ü Graciàs!
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thread by: aaron |
last post Mar 8 '06 by: aaron
I have a few documents in which I need to get a total word count.
Can anyone help?
I'd like to create this program so I can get the result after entering
the filename, and
have the option to enter another filename and get results again...
enter quit to end program.
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thread by: Jack |
last post Mar 8 '06 by: Jack
I have a chunk of code that loads a few dozen function pointers into
global variables. I'm concerned with unused memory consumption. What
if the client only needs to use one or two functions? Then there's
quite a few function pointers consuming memory and going to waste.
Here's little example:
// mycode.cpp or mycode.c
typedef int (*PFN)...
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thread by: m_schellens |
last post Mar 8 '06 by: m_schellens
I want to sort dome output from
a routine which writes to an ostream.
Following is what I am doing now and it works, but it looks
overyly complicated to me.
I assume that there is an easier way (avoiding any char buffer).
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Marc
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thread by: cmk128 |
last post Mar 8 '06 by: Andre Kostur
Hi
The following code have a compile error:
printf_format.cpp: In function `void print(int, char*, ...)':
printf_format.cpp:6: invalid conversion from `const char*' to `int'
printf_format.cpp:6: invalid conversion from `int' to `char*'
I am using gcc 3.4, please HELP
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
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thread by: sudhir |
last post Mar 8 '06 by: sudhir
Please give the solution for QT designer in fedora core 1:
How to compile a c++ program and how to execute using QT designer ?
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thread by: msolem |
last post Mar 8 '06 by: msolem
I have some code where there are a set of functions that return
pointers to each other. I'm having a bit of a hard time figuring out
the correct type to use to do that.
The code below works but I'm defining the functions as void*, and then
casting when I use them. This code is going into a general purpose
framework, and it would be much...
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thread by: Jeff |
last post Mar 8 '06 by: Peter_Julian
The derived class below passes a reference to an object in its own
class to its base calss constructor. The code compiles and will run
successfully as long as the base class constructor does not attempt to
access the object -- since m_object is not actually created and
initizialized until after the base constructor has been called.
Any...
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thread by: maaveerar_pingpong |
last post Mar 8 '06 by: maaveerar_pingpong
Hello all,
I am using GCC version 3.4.3 on a Linux 2.6 Kernel based machine.
I have a library of classes in an partially (incremenally?) built
object file, i.e. linked using -Ur option. I link this to a shared
library. One of classes in the object library, has an inline fuction
which is called from the shared lib as shown below. This...
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thread by: Spidey |
last post Mar 8 '06 by: David Holland
What kind of formating can be done with %p in printf
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thread by: Michele Moccia |
last post Mar 8 '06 by: Kai-Uwe Bux
How can I implement a "time critical" fifo in c++ ?
I just have to manage sequences of raw bytes, no user defined types.
An std::queue<unsigned char> or std::deque<unsigned char> seems to be slow.
I've compared that to a platform depended solution (i tried to use a MS
Window pipe in the same process to create a fifo and it's very faster).
...
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thread by: Nitin |
last post Mar 8 '06 by: Keith Thompson
Hi all
How to pass a 3-D array from the main program and access it in the
subroutine.
for example
void main()
{
.....
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thread by: vivekian |
last post Mar 8 '06 by: Thomas Tutone
Hi,
I have not used much of exception handling in C++ and was wondering
what are the right situations to do so . Coming from a C background ,
error handling seems to take care of most things. When should one
decide to throw an exception and when should one try to stick to error
handling ?
Thanks in advance,
vivekian
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thread by: Steven T. Hatton |
last post Mar 8 '06 by: Steven T. Hatton
What is the best way to read data from a file into a fixed size array of
unsigned char? This is a file holding only a SHA1 digest. What I would
really like to do is initialize the ifstream with the buffer allocated to
hold the data, seekg(ios_base::end) and magically have the data appear in
the buffer. I believe something close to this can...
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thread by: k_baum217 |
last post Mar 8 '06 by: A. Sinan Unur
I'm new to fortran 90 and I need a code which will read the number of
rows and columns of a matrix of dimensions n x m.
I understand how to get the number of rows, but can't figure out how to
find the number of columns.
This is part of the program which will find the number of rows, n:
DO
READ(13,*, iostat = error)
IF (error == -1) EXIT
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