FILE* going backwards on it's own?!
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Community contributions featuredHow about trying something like this, you should test each fseek!If you want to goto the next record you should use an index multipler on the record size to jump to the nex…
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C++ delete[] error
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Hi, i'm at work, and we have this visual basic program which does data loads. I wrote an FTP program in a C++ .DLL in visual c++ to help automate the getting and sending of file…
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I'm going through the <time.h> in c++ and i'm not sure excatly what to use to convert back and forth the date/time from a long int to the stringed output, then back to a l…
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Hi, I'm stilla little new to classes. I have this class... class NTPReceive : public CSocket { }; and it works great with full access to the CSocket class! Now my question is ca…
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See all in DiscussionsHow about trying something like this, you should test each fseek!If you want to goto the next record you should …
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Quote:Original post by BregmaQuote:Original post by Tonic151tiles = new MapElem[x*y];//(MapElem *)calloc(x * y, sizeof(MapElem));It's very important that you also check …
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tiles = new MapElem[x*y];//(MapElem *)calloc(x * y, sizeof(MapElem));It's very important that you also check (tiles != NULL) after you try …
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