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[code]#include <stdio.h> #define DENEME "hehehehe" void mydenemefunc(char * in) { puts(in); } int main() { mydenemefunc(DENEME); return 0; } [/code] this code is working for me on xp with Dev C++ complier, you should check you provided the complier a prototype of the function if its not above the main.

[B]KeyListener [/B]will do what exactly what you wanna do.

flag is a preordered keyword that isnt avaible to be used as a variable or a function name or a structure name blah blah.... simply change the keyword and it'll work

hmmm xml and perl, how's you going to implement xml in perl, you should at least use a javascript interface between platforms. :mrgreen:

fadin in and out on a console application? id rather to use color the text dark and delay, then coloring it a lighter and refresh the screen. and so on so on...

thanks i was also looking for exactly the same to help me with a xml parser project.

they simple dont have any meaning while they dont provide us some meaningful comments but itd be useful the see declarations or some major steps of program by trying to get attention :mrgreen:

if i were you, id rather go with ipr or avl trees which are more balanced than simple b ones. coding may be more diffucult but if you are able to find a pre written b+ or b#tree class/sstructure, it'll be working faster.