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  1. dakuneko

    Use of COPY CONSTRUCTORS

    Can anyone tell me where I can use the copy constructor? ~~~ "In C++, only friends can touch your private parts." - Emmanuel Ackouoy
  2. dakuneko

    CONFUSED over OPERATOR PRECEDENCE

    Assuming that a, b and c are of integer type whose initial value is 0: (1) a = ++b + ++c; (2) a = b++ + c++; (3) a = ++b + c++; (4) a = b-- + --c; The result are as follows: (1) 2 (2) 2 (3) 5 (4) 5 Now I am confused. It seems that in (2) a = b++ + c++;, the +...
  3. dakuneko

    Practical use of pointers to functions!!!!!!

    I have been studying C for quite a while now. I have reached the point where I do not know when will I use pointers to functions. What is pointers to functions practical use? Can someone give me a practical example? Or maybe point me to a site where there are detailed discussion of the...
  4. dakuneko

    MUD programming in C

    I am interested in creating MUD but I do not know where to start. My problems include: (I would use Unix C++) 1. How does the communication between the MUD server and the TELNET client work? 2. What C/C++ functions should I use to be able to establish client-server communications in MUD...
  5. dakuneko

    MUD programming in C

    I am interested in creating MUD but I do not know where to start. My problems include: (I would use Unix C) 1. How does the communication between the MUD server and the TELNET client work? 2. What C functions should I use to be able to establish client-server communications in MUD? I...

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