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[B]I wish I could help you but sometimes learning by your self is the best way to learn.[/B]

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Okay bro, when you logon to your brand new windows 95 rig. You'll see that there are still a few console applications on your desktop. These are most likely NATIVE apps. Native apps are applications that don't require any external libraries except for the ones provided by your system and …

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I know a way but it'd be goofy I did it for one of my homework assignments.

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Alright guys I have a question. I am trying to write a custom data type. Let me explain a little further. I'll start out at the base. te_char (you don't really have to worry about this. >char c_char >rgb color te_word (weird part) >int type (based on an enumeration >vector …

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Yep, this is also why to save your self time you can declare a function above main with int func1(int,char,string); and then below main define it as int func1(int beez, char doodz, string awesomeIHATESTDNAMESPACE){return 0;} Declaring without argument names saves time and money.

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Access violation (Segmentation fault) raised in your program. I received this error when I ran my program after compiling it. I can't find the error in my code. main.cpp [CODE=c]/* Main.cpp source file. Main module. Copyright 2009 (GNU CC Licence) Madcow Deity Productions */ #include <cstdlib> #include <iostream> #include "System.hpp" …

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