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What are you trying to do. Do you need a Dos compiler or a compiler to make windows programs from dos? dl_harmon@yahoo.com http://agdn.cjb.net

You can only return primitives and pointers. If you use pointers to your class, which you should, then it will work. dl_harmon@yahoo.com http://agdn.cjb.net

Maybe because it's not BASIC! dl_harmon@yahoo.com http://agdn.cjb.net

Find you a library that does that. There are many. You could use DirectX. You could use the library that I like called Allegro. alleg.sourceforge.net dl_harmon@yahoo.com http://agdn.cjb.net

http://alleg.sourceforge.net Find a good graphics algorithm. Very easy to use. Portable to many systems and OSes. I use it with MSVC. dl_harmon@yahoo.com http://agdn.cjb.net

Don't know how , but you do need the professional version. dl_harmon@yahoo.com http://agdn.cjb.net

Heard of a for loop, or a while loop? Or maybe you want recursion? for ( int i = 0; i < 100; i++ ) { // stuff } int i = 0; while ( i < 100 ) { // stuff } int i = 0; do { // stuff } while ( i < 100 ) void my_function( int p ) { // stuff if ( p > 0 ) my_function( p -...

If you need to share variables or transfer any data then you need to use chain. Shell will simply load the file and run it. dl_harmon@yahoo.com http://agdn.cjb.net

sprintf works with char arrays not strings. sprintf( char * , char *format , ... ); string str sprintf( str.c_str , &quot;%d&quot; , value ); dl_harmon@yahoo.com http://agdn.cjb.net

You'll have to be more specific than that. dl_harmon@yahoo.com http://danielh7.tripod.com

I use Visual C++ and I still use allegro. It really depends on how you want to display the image. dl_harmon@yahoo.com http://danielh7.tripod.com

You need to find yourself a graphics library for C/C++. I personally use Allegro. http://alleg.sourceforge.net. It is currently available for Windows(w/directx), Dos, FreeBSD, Linux, MacOS. There is a great helper forum just for allegro at www.allegro.cc. I am a member there also...

I was searching the web and found a site about vampire numbers and I realized I made an error. Someof my results were repeated. Also the site said that this is not a vampire number because it is cheating : 126000 = 210 * 600. It is a repeat of 21*60=1260 with a couple of zeros. I don't know, but...

#include <iostream.h> const char values[ 20 ] = &quot;0123456789ABCDEF&quot;; void convertToHex( char *str, int p , int pos ) { int a = p % 16; if ( p > 0 ) { str[ pos ] = values[ a ]; convertToHex( str , p / 16 , pos - 1 ); } } void convertToHex( char...