If you look at the bottom of any tutorial you'll see "DOWNLOAD Dev C++ Code For This Lesson." Problem solved?

At 4/26/07 12:35 AM, Invd wrote: can any one guess what grade level this math is?

10th.

Check the size of it in release mode. It sounds like that'd be something the size of a debug mode executable.

Quickly made this before heading out

#include <iostream>
using std::cout;
using std::cin;
using std::endl;

void rotate(int* a, int* b, int* c, int* d);

int main()
{
int w = 7;
int x = 8;
int y = 9;
int z = 10;
cout<<"w: "<<w<<"\nx: "<<x<<"\ny: "<<y<<"\nz: "<<z<<endl;
rotate(&w, &x, &y, &z);
cout<<"After rotate\n";
cout<<"w: "<<w<<"\nx: "<<x<<"\ny: "<<y<<"\nz: "<<z<<endl;
cin.get();
cin.get();
return 0;
}

void rotate(int* a, int* b, int* c, int* d)
{
int temp = *a;
*a = *b;
*b = *c;
*c = *d;
*d = temp;
}

Output
w: 7
x: 8
y: 9
z: 10
After rotate
w: 8
x: 9
y: 10
z: 7

This what it should be?

At 3/5/07 10:12 PM, Taylor wrote: If you have a legit copy of Windows, why bother? Feel free to argue with me, but Windows is a far better desktop operating system. If you're asking about whether to install it or not, you're not going to be using the terminal or any low level stuff, so why would you short change yourself with a far less attractive desktop environment?

Listen to this advice.

At 3/4/07 06:42 PM, Mister-Mind wrote:

At 3/4/07 06:38 PM, 0x41 wrote: == instead of =.

Thanks, and is there a way to kill it? Like die() in php?

Kill the program? If that whole code is in the main function just throw in a return 0; Otherwise you've got the host of Win32 API ExitProcess, TerminateProcess, PostQuitMessage, etc.

== instead of =.

15 Years Old:
C++ Programmer - 5 years

heh. Yeah...

5 seconds... http://www.google.com/search?source=ig&hl=en&
q=BASIC+compiler&btnG=Google+Search

A more interesting question is why you're not getting NullReferenceException errors.

It all depends on how much you think you know about the language. No one here is going to guess that for you and give you an appropriate project to work on. Do it yourself.

At 2/24/07 05:44 PM, thegamepro1 wrote: It says im using an illegal copy of windows so y didn't it say it earlier.

Well... are you?

At 2/22/07 04:24 PM, Pilot-Doofy wrote: What's the word on that antidote for the "virus" that that uneducated 5 year old made?

If someone throws me a link to the executable I'll guarantee one made by the next day.

At 2/18/07 02:43 PM, DFox wrote:

Huh? This has been going on for a month and targeted a ton of people. That's how all these peoples NG accounts were stolen along with a lot of Flash authors. General has been flooded with people asking how to get rid of it.

Ah, hadn't realized that it has been going around that long, thought it was only something recent. Someone PM me a link to this thing so I can properly see how it works and what it does exactly.

At 2/18/07 02:09 PM, DFox wrote:

At 2/18/07 01:11 PM, 0x41 wrote: 4 - 5 people?

Try a few hundred of the NG community.

I'd have to see that to believe it. I haven't heard cries for his blood coming from all around the forums, as is the case when a mass of people get targeted/infected with something. I just see one topic in this forum and one in general.

Arggh, hit enter too soon. Continuing -- that whole thread is nothing but a gimmick. Law enforcement, both local and government (e.g. FBI), have better things to do than track down some kid who sent an annoying program to a few people on NewGrounds. Monetary damages (if any) are completely minimal and this whole thing was limited in scope -- affecting what, 4 - 5 people? Assuming someone files a complaint, it'll just be thrown in the trash as soon as it's read.

Sorry to break your dreams, but there is a 0% chance of anything involving the law coming out of this. That whole thread is

At 2/18/07 08:00 AM, juraj wrote:

At 2/17/07 03:23 PM, 0x41 wrote: Yes.

What, you are going to disassemble it?

Yes. Doing that and getting a broad view of how it works is better than taking random guesses at what the cause of the problem is.

At 2/17/07 02:47 PM, Pilot-Doofy wrote:

At 2/17/07 02:30 PM, 0x41 wrote: Upload and PM me a link to the executable.

The exe of what? The virus?

Yes.

Upload and PM me a link to the executable.

Check HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\ Windows\ CurrentVersion\ Policies\ Explorer for NoViewContextMenu. Set the value to 0.

That was a logic mistake on my part. Should've been
for(int i = 0; i < sizeof(Hex)/sizeof(Hex[0]); i++)
That'll properly get the size of the array should you change it for whatever reason and don't feel like checking through code and fixing where you just put the number 4 or whatever.

This may be what you're wanting (or maybe not). Just wrote some code based off of how I interpreted your code. Don't see why you'd want to output to files this way?

#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
using std::cout;
using std::cin;
using std::hex;
using std::fstream;
using std::ios;

int main()
{
const int Hex[4] = {0x41, 0x42, 0x43, 0x44};
fstream AFile("SomeFile.txt", ios::out | ios::app);
for(int i = 0; i < sizeof(Hex[4]/Hex[0]); i++)
AFile<<(char)Hex[i];
cin.get();
cin.get();
return 0;
}

If you have a type string that is "0x410x420x430x44" then you'd basically have to write a few functions that parse that properly and then convert -- which is still a lot of work. The reason you're getting that typecast error is because you can't simply typecast from a primitive type to an object. If you want to convert an integer value represented as a string then you need the atoi function.

At 1/27/07 04:47 PM, SpamBurger wrote: Make something that will list out all the possible letter combinations of a word. For example, if you enter cat it will list:

cat
cta
act
atc
tca
tac

Good job, wonder where you came up with such a creative and original challange.

If you want a deeper and more technical understanding of how everything works then go the low-level way. If you want to make some games then go the library way. There's nothing stopping you from going back and looking at how everything works low level later on.

I thought it was a going problem but my doctor told me it was a GROWING problem.

At 1/13/07 05:26 PM, NinoGrounds wrote: No it is not. Base64 is an way of encoding. It was made to survive data through mail servers (so for mail).

I want to learn it so I can hide written stuff from everyone (because trust me, no one around will know how to decode base64!).

or you have some better idea for that?

It's a way of representing numbers using A-Z/a-z/+/-/=. Every three bytes turn into 4 ASCII Base 64 "encoded" characters. Don't argue. Here's me "encoding" a string by representing it in hexadecimal 596F7541726557726F6E67

At 1/12/07 02:59 AM, henke37 wrote: Actualy, base64 is an encoding.

Base64 is just another numeral system just like binary, octal, decimal, hex, etc...

Unless I'm missing something and there's a programming language called Base 64 you're just learning how to convert numbers to a different base. ???

In no particular order.
Assembly Language for Intel-Based Computers (5th Edition)
32/64-bit 80x86 Assembly Language Architecture - Absolutely terrible book.
Beginning Visual C++ 6
Beginning C, Third Edition
Professional C++ (Programmer to Programmer) Algorithms in C++, Parts 1-4: Fundamentals, Data Structure, Sorting, Searching (3rd Edition) Reversing: Secrets of Reverse Engineering