Recent content by 2016nc

Ok, I do not even know what is in the realm of possibilities here, so even if you could point me in the right direction so I could figure it out from there it would be greatly appreciated. Here is my objective: To use an IP (which I own) to obtain full access to web from a system which has...

is there any way to upload pictures to my celll via my palm ir port? it is a nokia 7210 and I have apalm m125. I don't have an SD card so I havent figured out how to get the pics on the phone without having a program that makes them a .prc or .pdb. So, of course, when I try to beam that over...

Changing the thread priority worked!!! I bumped my program down to idle and viola. Thanks guys. Here is a little more about my program to clear some things up if you are interested. My program doesn't have focus, so windows doesn't send it a WM_KEYDOWN message or anything. So, I set up a...

Oh I am writing in C++

I made a program to check the state of a key and writes a file based on the last time the key was pressed. I am doing to help me time events in a game. So both this program and the game will be running at the same time. The problem is this simple program strives to take up 100% of the...

Well, it is a wmp11 by linksys. In my /usr/src directory there is nothing but empty directories (using 'ls -al *' to see) the directories are like 486, 586, amd stuff like that. No regular files though :/ If by 'machine' you mean a specific hardware configuration then No this machine was not...

Hey pasammon, One thing I enjoyed going through was the source code for quake3. What is available is not terribly complex, but atleast it is professional. I went through it to try and give myself an idea of what a company might expect. The name of the installer for the source code is...

I like how it messed up that one link, here is the unmessed up vcersion of that link http://www.calculator.org/rpn.html

BoulderBum and bakermunch, I believe the implementation you are talking about is called 'reverse polish notation' used for its simplicity to program and named after its polish inventor http://www.calculator.org/rpn.html I searched the net for some source code, the first one I found was in Java...

2 questions -- where is infile declared (and outfile for that matter) and why is main a float? dude, I am sleepy, so I cant read others code without getting a headache -- but, here are some general tips: Make a smaller program one that just reads the input of your input file and prints it to...

Well, in any case I would like to know the answer as well, but here is what little I have to offer... What libraries are you including? on my system anyways... #include <cmath> (math.h with std namespace) has the ceil() and floor() functions #include <cstdlib> (stdlib.h with std namespace)...

there are ways to calculate what day of the week it is by the date http://www.oakland.edu/~grossman/MTE210/ass1.fa02.html you could use that then plug in the 13th of every month of a given year and see how many you have -- altenatively you could call the calendar function via a system call...

Well, besides bad grammer, this will do your rounding. :P

#include <cmath> #include <iostream> using namespace std; void main(){ float num = 0; while (true){//CTRL + C to quit cin>>num; cout<<&quot;num rounded down to nearest integer &quot;<<floor(num)<<endl; cout<<&quot;num rounded up to nearest integer &quot;<<ceil(num)<<endl...

Perhaps you could make a simple socket program thats sits and waits on your unix box for a certain transmission and then executes a certain command. I would just advise that you dont make you program to open to suggestion lest someone take advantage of it.