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Going Loopy and Losin My Thread... I think C++

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:confused: Well, I'm not really sure what I'm using. All I know is its some freeware program, most probably C++, and it involves cygwin and Notepad2 and this java compiler.

Anyway, I'm having problems with threads and graphics buffers and so on and so forth.

I'm quite a noob, so, if anyone would like to help me I think you'll have to talk it through via msn. If anyone is interested (with this bouncing ball java program, which is looking real flashy...flickery and a prime numbers verification program, which is being a real pain because it keeps listing every single factor like its somehow ignoring my if(a%b==0) condition) just add me on: tannie_tnt@hotmail.com.

Cheers! :cool:
May 13 '06 #1
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All I know is its some freeware program, most probably C++, and it involves cygwin and Notepad2 and this java compiler.
Erm if it's a Java compiler then it is almost certainly Java you are programming not C++. If you were using C++ then you would be using a C++ compiler.

Post the code than is causing problems then we can help.
May 13 '06 #2

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