I would like some advice on how to track down what seems to be a compiler bug in Microsoft Visual Studio (VS) 2008, but I am not sure. It could be something I could fix, but I have no idea how to approach it.
I have a hybrid parallel code that uses both MPI, for control of tasks, and OpenMP...
I have written code that opens a series of files, without closing any of them (for a while), and stores the handles in an array of fsteam* pointers. I've compiled and run the code using Microsoft Visual C++ .NET 2003 under Windows XP. The code is a console application that runs in a CMD...
I have been using Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0, and I just installed the .NET version, Visual C++ 2003. I converted a standard C/C++ console application from 6.0 to 2003 by opening the workspace file and accepting automatic conversion. Link and compile settings seem to be carried over. On...
This recent thread describes multiple accounts through the menu tools / personalities.
thread13-24286
1 have used those personalities, but as I recall this method works only when one user has different mail servers he wants to check. All the messages get put into single In and Out boxes...
I want to read a single character from the input stream and take immediate action when I do so. For example,
char answer;
cout << "Type 'y' to continue" << endl;
answer = cin.get();
if (answer != 'y') return 0;
// continue
The problem is that when I use cin.get(), getchar()...
I am reading a disk file that has a header record that defines the data type of a data array that follow in the file. It could be char, short, or long. I look at the header and then malloc() storage for the following data, which returns a pointer to an array of the approprate data type (malloc...
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