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Differential equations are da best!
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Simple trigonometry? :(
www.google.com
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Hehe, sure.. You can also do choice &= 3; in the original question and then not worry about an invalid choice ;)
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What's so plain about C?! :(
Using a space in the format string will make the scanning function skip several types of whitespace characters:
fscanf(m_pFile, " %f", &fData[i])
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Hi, that's what I said?
Win9x uses winpopup.exe as a non-integrated program to do this, there is no standard API for it there.
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Oh, I misread it, and thought he meant it is regrettable that Standard C++ has not been under Microsoft control, which is clearly not regrettable and quite relieving :o
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1) It isn't DOS
2) I'm pretty sure it's NetMessageBufferSend (Win2K/WinXP only, of course) but not certain.
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For some reason, I highly doubt that this will come complete and not very buggy.
***? Is he saying what I think he's saying?
:) Good job. Too bad Microsoft has already driven everyone away from...
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Play first, and keep trying to make the XOR of the amounts of pearls of each row equal to 0, until you can easily make it so that the computer is left with 1-1-1.
I start by removing all of the...
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www.realvnc.com
Works on a LOT of operating systems.
Since you use only Windows you might want to check possibly better Windows-specific ones though.
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The assumption is that the 6 roots are positive. You found the coefficients assuming 4 of the 6 roots are positive. If one or both of the other two is/are negative, the coefficients you found are an...
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The Sqr function, as I already said, uses the FPU. It's just a wrapper around the FPU instruction fsqrt.
Here is the disassembly, commented by me:
; Taken from MSVBVM60.DLL
; Data at virtual...
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That's wrong though, it has 6 roots. 4 roots are positive, what about the other 2?
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Oh, that.
The AnimateWindow function may help you here. You do have to make your own window though.
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Practically same thing
#include <windows.h>
typedef int (__stdcall *STATUSCALLBACK)(int uCalled, int uReturn, LPVOID wParam);
int __stdcall test(STATUSCALLBACK f, LPVOID wParam)
{
return...
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Hmm... Guess your girlfriend should get a new sweater
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Did you know that if you looked at the first 800 digits of pi in binary, read them from front to back and vice versa, divided them to 8 columns and read them in zig zags, then the prime rows only...
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In which you can also, of course, unconventionally cheat:
func(*static_cast<large_struct*>(0)); // :rolleyes:
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Or an advantage, depending on how you look at it.
(If you look at it in a way that makes it seem like an advantage, you're looking at OOP.)
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That depends on the file system.
What about RAM drives?
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lol
You all now owe me $1
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http://www.annoyances.org/exec/forum/winxp/r1035169745
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By the way, references are new to C++.
In C you have only pointers. In C++ you have both.
For an example of how pointers are written, the above function G in C:
void G(int *x)
{
printf("G:...
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Passing by reference means a function can change the value of the variable. Here, it doesn't receive just a value, by an entire variable which it can write to.
Try this:
void F(int x)
{
cout <<...
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Take a look at the Shell_NotifyIcon function.
This has probably been asked already on the API forum. Click here: :rolleyes:
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Maybe in Win9x.
I'm currently connected to the Internet via Windows 2000's equivalent of DUN.
Unable to kill process tapisrv:
Process does not exist.
Unable to kill process rnaapp:
Process...
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Unless working with COM, all VB Strings should be translated to char* (LPSTR) in the DLL.
Try:
#include <windows.h>
typedef int (__stdcall *STATUSCALLBACK)(int uCalled, int uReturn, LPSTR...
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For one, you could surely avoid the 2 gotos in your code by changing them to a set of whiles, ifs and breaks, possibly adding one or two boolean variables... (Change the goto to { x=true; break; } or...
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