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Thanx, I manage to find it under visual C++ but I can't find it under borland C++. It the option menu there is a tab for linker but I don't know witch checkbox is the equivalent of -subsystem:windows. Anyway, I still get an error in Visual C++ : c:\program files\microsoft visual...

Thanx, I manage to find it under visual C++ but I can't find it under borland C++. It the option menu there is a tab for linker but I don't know witch checkbox is the equivalent of -subsystem:windows. Anyway, I still get an error in Visual C++ : c:\program files\microsoft visual...

Hi, I'm a C/C++ beginner and I can't get any API calls to run (I have previously used API with VB). Here is a sample code that won't work : #include <windows.h> int WINAPI WinMain(HINSTANCE hInstance, HINSTANCE hPrevInstance, LPSTR lpCmdLine, int nCmdShow) { MessageBox(NULL...

Why don't you put a cheap 2 to 6 gig hd in the unit, and load linux on it, but tell it not to touch the boot record on your primary when installing it, and just boot up the linux hd with the floppy redhat makes at the end of its install. that way you dont have to worry about messing up either...

Do you mean: (0xc0 & 0x80) for (11000000 AND 10000000) (0xc0 ^ 0x80) for (11000000 XOR 10000000) (0xc0 | 0x80) for (11000000 OR 10000000) ?

I have been trying for 3 weeks to find info I can use to: initialize, and read from a serial mouse in c, I have tried the source for GPM, libsvga, selection, allegro, and the linux drivers, the problem is that these files are made to support ALL kinds of mice, and I need to write code for just...

I have been trying for 3 weeks to find info I can use to: initialize, and read from a serial mouse in c, I have tried the source for GPM, libsvga, selection, allegro, and the linux drivers, the problem is that these files are made to support ALL kinds of mice, and I need to write code for just...

I need to know where to read in the data of the mouse, and where to write the init data for my PS2 mouse, the offests Im using seem to be almost right but the data is not reliable. #include <stdio.h> #include <math.h> #include <sys/file.h> #include <sys/mman.h> #include <sys/types.h> #include...

I got the lpt port to work, if anybody cares, heres some code. #define LPT 0x0378 #define LCD_DATA_ADDRESS LPT+0 #define LCD_CONTROL_ADDRESS LPT+2 if ((ioperm (LPT, 3, 1)) == -1) { printf (&quot;init: failed\n&quot;); } //set port to &quot;ok i can write to...

is there some code for linux that is about the sme as this. i know this wont work in linux, but i really need access to the rate and direction of the mouse. i know some kind of open(&quot;/dev/mouse&quot;) may work, but i dont know how to code it. i cant use ncurses, or alllegro, #include...

is there some code for linux that is about the sme as this. i know this wont work in linux, but i really need access to the rate and direction of the mouse. i know some kind of open(&quot;/dev/mouse&quot;) may work, but i dont know how to code it. i cant use ncurses, or alllegro, #include...

is there some code for linux that is about the sme as this. i know this wont work in linux, but i really need access to the rate and direction of the mouse. i know some kind of open(&quot;/dev/mouse&quot;) may work, but i dont know how to code it. i cant use ncurses, or alllegro, #include...

I changed it to: #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <string.h> #include <dirent.h> char tstring[256]; char tgot[256]; char tname[256]; char* tdata[50000]; int tfi=0; int i=0; DIR *pd; struct dirent *allp; static int scomp(const void *p1, const void *p2) { char *a = * (char **)...

Ok this code is just like the code before, but it shows the exact problem, it will compile fine, no errors, no warnings, but when it runs it just gets a &quot;Segmentation Fault&quot;, and outputs nothing, but if I // remark out the qsort( funtion line, it compiles fine, and outputs perfectly...

Ok this code is just like the code before, but it shows the exact problem, it will compile fine, no errors, no warnings, but when it runs it just gets a &quot;Segmentation Fault&quot;, and outputs nothing, but if I // remark out the qsort( funtion line, it compiles fine, and outputs perfectly...