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thread by: Mandragon03 |
last post Apr 18 '07 by: Juha Nieminen
I am looking for a way to take a floating point number and get rid of
any extraneous 0's at the end. For instance if I have
myFloat = 9999;
printf("%f", myFloat);
I get 9999.0000. I want to get rid of these 0's.
Here is one catch. I also need to be able to do this:
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thread by: dosterpf |
last post Apr 18 '07 by: AdrianH
I'm working on a project, and I have an arbitrarily high number of dimensions N. I want to create a loop over all combinations for each of these N dimensions from say 0 to M-1. So something like:
for(i1=0;i1<M;++i1){
for(i2=0;i2<M;++i2){
.
.
.
for(iN=0;iN<M;++iN){
check for some condition, if...
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thread by: nxs |
last post Apr 18 '07 by: AdrianH
in the following program, I am trying to create M threads, each of which open a file called filexxxxin . for exmaple 4th thread will open file file0003.in.
When I run the program, it open the client0001 file for all threads. Any body knows what's wrong with my code.
appreciate your help.
#include <netdb.h>
#include <netinet/in.h>...
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thread by: Nusc |
last post Apr 18 '07 by: Nusc
The following program is supposed to prompt the user for a student ID.
Open a text file.
Calculate the student's average GPA and print his transcript.
#include <fstream>
#include <vector>
#include <iostream>
#include <cmath>
#include <cstdlib>
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thread by: siddhu |
last post Apr 18 '07 by: Mark P
Hello,
would you suggest to me, why gcc 3.3.3 can not compile this:
template<class T>
class Base
{
Base(){}
friend T;
};
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thread by: Duke |
last post Apr 19 '07 by: CBFalconer
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
int main(int argc, char *argv)
{
char *s = "hello strlen";
printf("%s has %d chars.\n", s, strlen(s));
//the above strlen function execute correctly
char *msg1 = "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz";
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thread by: bluesteel |
last post Apr 19 '07 by: ilikepython
I wanted to know whether it was possible to write a while where the condition was checked in every instruction and stopped if false, i mean:
Considering the following coda:
condition
instruction 1;
instruction 2;
instruction n;
and it should check whether the condition is true or not in every step. Does something like that exist? I could...
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thread by: michael |
last post Apr 19 '07 by: Ian Collins
Hi all,
why if I can use
std::vector<int>::iterator variable;
can I not use
using std::vector<int>::iterator;
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thread by: mimi |
last post Apr 19 '07 by: Ian Collins
Hi,all.
The section 13.5.1 of the <C++ primer 3rd editionsays, a static
member frunction may not be declared as const or volatile. I could not
explain to myself why? The constness seems to be irrelevant to whether
the function is static or non-static.
Furthermore, i am not sure the following program is correct. According
to the book, it...
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thread by: KiranJyothi |
last post Apr 19 '07 by: KiranJyothi
Can anyone please tell me how can I rectify my compile time error in this program.
/********************************HEADER FILE***********************************/
#ifndef POLYNOMIAL_H // conditional compilation
#define POLYNOMIAL_H
# include <iostream>
using namespace std;
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thread by: larry |
last post Apr 19 '07 by: Jack Klein
Hi,
I want to run a program. However, it fails because the glibc 2.4 is
not found. I invoke the ldd command and I got this.
../sublime.so: /lib/tls/i686/cmov/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.4' not
found (required by ./sublime.so)
linux-gate.so.1 = (0xffffe000)
libc.so.6 =/lib/tls/i686/cmov/libc.so.6 (0xb7e77000)
/lib/ld-linux.so.2...
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thread by: cloud |
last post Apr 19 '07 by: Alexander.Zen
Hi,
I have a query.
Will it possible to create a DLL using C++ langauge? Please explain.
thank you.
-vinod
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thread by: JoeC |
last post Apr 19 '07 by: anon
I am doing some routine code with dev C++ and I am getting an error
when I am trying to basic functions with a vector.
std::vector<nation>pl;
nation n1(red); <these are constructors.
nation n2(black);
int z = pl.size(); <--this works just.
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thread by: Salman |
last post Apr 19 '07 by: James Kanze
I would like to know how I can distribute the application that I
create with Visual C++ express edition. I checked the menu options to
find a deploy option similar to the one found on the Visual Basic
Express Edition but could not find one. I have even searched the help
files and could not find anything useful for me. I want to simply...
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thread by: Malciah |
last post Apr 19 '07 by: James Kanze
I posted this on another site, but so far I've had no answers.
So, I decided to try it here.
--------------------------------------------------------
I've been learning C++ for about 6 weeks now, and I've been able to
figure out the cause
of pretty much every problem I've run into.
This time, I'm at a loss. The book I'm learning from isn't...
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thread by: gopython |
last post Apr 19 '07 by: Savage
Hi all,
OS: Windows XP
C++: Microsoft Visual C++ 2005
I am wondering if it is possible to kill the C++ program after calling another program (i.e. .bat). I did a simple test and check the "Windows Task Manager". After the exe run the .bat the exe is still there until the .bat finished running. Is that possible to kill the .exe after the...
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thread by: Adrian |
last post Apr 19 '07 by: James Kanze
Hi,
I want a const static std::set of strings which is case insensitive
for the values.
So I have the following which seems to work but something doesnt seem
right about it. Is there a better way or any gotcha's from my code
below.
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thread by: Chris Roth |
last post Apr 19 '07 by: James Kanze
I've been working with boost::threads to do some multithreading in my
code and have run into some questions that I haven't been able to find
answers to.
I'll include some sample code to illustrate my questions.
#include <boost/thread/thread.hpp>
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
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thread by: Thormod Johansen |
last post Apr 19 '07 by: Michael DOUBEZ
Hi,
I am doing some embedded programming in Paradigm C++, and I would like to be
able to output debugging information using the << operator and ostreams. I
have a serial link for which I have low level code to output one character
at a time. I hope to be able to write code the following way:
sout << "Debugging info: x = " << x << '\r\n';...
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thread by: The Cool Giraffe |
last post Apr 19 '07 by: Zeppe
I was told to use the following scheme.
// Some.h
class Some
{ bool doSome ();};
// Some.cpp
#include "Some.h"
bool Some::doSome () {return true;}
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thread by: peter.vanna |
last post Apr 19 '07 by: James Kanze
Hi,
I have the following vector container.
***************
class A
{
public:
bool test;
}
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thread by: Johs |
last post Apr 19 '07 by: Alf P. Steinbach
Are there any difference between writting C++ in linux or Windows?
I was told that it was only a matter of available IDE's (eclipse for both
platforms, but only Visual Studio for Windows) but are there other
techincal/syntatical/standard library function differences?
Johs
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thread by: Bryan |
last post Apr 19 '07 by: James Kanze
In unix if I want to dump some output into never never land I can do
something like:
std::ofstream outfile("/dev/null");
What is the equivalent in windows? /dev/null seems not to work properly.
Is it std::ofstream outfile("NUL")?
Thanks,
B
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thread by: sharat |
last post Apr 19 '07 by: anon
hi groups,
i have created 2 .cpp and .h(header) file and one main.cpp file, such
as file1.cpp and .h similarly file2.cpp & .h .
i have include the apropriate header files also .now i am creating the
object of class A (which is declare and define in file1.h) into class
B(which is declare and define in file2.h). i am getting an error that...
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thread by: lovecreatesbea... |
last post Apr 19 '07 by: David Thompson
C stops the conversion from (char **) to (const char **). c-faq.com
sec 11.10 has explanation on this point. But, for example, even the
conversion from (char *) to (const char *) brings the same dangerous
as in the previous conversion. Why the latter simple but dangerous one
is allowed in C?
$ cat f1.c
int main(void)
{
const char c...
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