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Hi I wanted to make a doubly linked class (like a linked list but with member functions too). The question is should the destructor delete all the objects that are linked, or just that particular object. :-I help. Ankan. Please do correct me if I am wrong. s-)

What realloc(ptr, newsize) does is that it adjusts the size of the allocated block (ptr) to newsize, copying the contents to a new location if necessary. The contents are unchanged upto the lesser of the new and old sizes. My question is ... if the contents are copied to a new location, is it...

PLEASE help in anyway you can. I've got fed up with trying to solve this. Lets get to the point directly... A simple binary tree... struct tnode { char **word; /* this stores the different words */ int count; /* this keeps the count */ struct tnode *left; struct tnode...

If u don't have the pateince to go through the code below just skip to the 'Problem' written way below. But please help in anyway you can. Lets get to the point directly... A simple binary tree... struct tnode { char **word; /* this stores the different words */ int count; /* this keeps the...

Is there anyway I can get my hands on the Borland C++ Compiler 5.5 HELP files? The language help files, that is. I searched the Borland site but did not find one. Please help. Thanks in advance. Ankan. Please do correct me if I am wrong. :-)

Hi The problem is that the connection status (Dial Up Networking) keeps showing that a connection is there even when actually I've been disconnected. Thus whenever the pages do not come up either due to high traffic (and thus taking sometime) or because the connection's not there anymore, I do...

Hi Are there any good sites that have details about the various sorting & searching algorithms and about data structures? Please help. Thanks in advance. Ankan. Please do correct me if I am wrong. :-)

Hi The problem is that the connection status (Dial Up Networking) keeps showing that a connection is there even when actually I've been disconnected. Thus whenever the pages do not come up either due to high traffic (and thus taking sometime) or because the connection's not there anymore, I do...