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<0> hi all i need help
<0> who uses both dev+ and VS 6 for OPENGL
<0> OPENGL question...PLEASE HELP
<1> does all variable are destroyed when the program returns from a function?
<2> umm, yes
<1> then how can we use functions to create new nodes in linked lists?
<2> pointers and new
<1> why the varaible created in a linked list functions are not destroyed when control goes back to main function?
<2> because heap allocation works differently
<1> You mean that dynamically created variable will not be destroyed.
<1> ?
<3> Why hello there, dp2.
<4> what's up rhw? :)
<3> I went to sleep at about 7am and woke up at 9 on Sunday. I'm not that good :p
<3> Well, I'm good but tired :)
<3> Playing with C++/CLI.
<4> interesting. I don't know much about CLI, but I have an eery feeling that I might need to learn it :/
<5> any body here to help me
<5> i need help
<3> Not that hard, it basically makes .NET usable from C++ without tons of ugly pointers and __keywords.
<3> roofi, Just ask a question.
<5> can anybody tell me about "TURTLE GRAPHICS" ????
<4> well, maybe not hard, but I've been trying to skirt working with .NET
<3> dp2, Why so? C# can be very productive for small projects.
<3> roofi, What the hell is that?
<5> hell is that
<5> ???
<5> its not hell
<5> its a program
<3> This is probably not the place to ask.
<5> anyone master in c++ ????
<5> yeah
<5> i know
<5> i just wat some hint
<5> so i need a person
<5> master of c++
<4> well, I simply haven't needed it for any of my unix projects
<3> No, you need someone good with game development, if my guess of "turtle graphics" is right.
<4> no
<3> dp2, Uh, that's a good enough reason :)
<5> its a logo programm,ing
<4> that's what I thought
<4> I've used logo, but it was . . . uh . . . a while ago
<5> :(
<4> what are you trying to do with turtle graphics?
<5> notihn
<5> i have got an ***ignment
<5> and i dunt know abut turtle graphics
<3> ugh
<6> hello room
<7> hello
<6> i want to ask one simple question plz,
<6> i want to encrypt string in php and decrypt in C++
<6> how to do that ?
<8> google for rot13
<9> subsitution cipher =)
<9> nice n easy
<8> and adequate for anything which is PHP based :P
<9> bah =)
<6> yes i tried cipher base 64 encoding
<6> i can use it in PHP
<6> but with C it is not working
<10> affine chipher .. wait, thats maybe too hard, just use xor :p
<6> some linking errors
<6> when i used crypto++ 5.1
<8> base64 is not a encryption btw :P
<6> use chiper with base 64
<8> morning Belzex :)
<6> xor ?
<6> a^b ?
<6> but it is giving unprintable characters
<8> yes ... but that doesnt work well with strings
<8> what exactly do you want to do?
<6> i can't use those strings with PHP :(
<8> just making something unreadable?
<6> in PHP i want to encryp userid/p***word
<8> or do you need real cryptography?
<6> and send the user that string
<8> use hashes thats better for p***words
<6> in user machine one more application in C,
<6> which will decrypt the string and use it
<9> MD5 , theres an implementation in PHP and C++ i believe
<8> challenge-response auth ... maybe diffie-hellman
<10> ho christian :)
<8> or better .. use something which is finsihed and ready for use since you can only make it wrong
<6> yes but then how can i convert that md5
<6> md5 is one way encryption
<8> md5 is hashing, not encryption
<8> besides that md5 is considered broken for small strings (like p***words)
<6> yes hasing but i can't use it in C
<6> as i need plain text values in C application
<8> convert the hash to something which can be represented as string
<6> so i need to decrypt the string p***ed from php in C
<6> thats why i need some algo
<8> hexadecismal, base64, base36 whatever
<6> cehteh: i need plain text value , clear text
<8> well better go off with a finished library as i saied
<6> in c application
<8> why that?
<6> i m looking for a finished library, from 2-3 days but no luck
<6> something is working in C and some in PHP
<8> crypto++ gnutls openssl
<8> are you really sure you know what you are doing? :)
<6> i tried crypto++
<6> in PHP it is working fine
<6> but with C++ it is giving linking errors
<6> STL strings linking errors
<6> i tried version 5.1 (latest)
<6> so i come here to ask the experts what to do ....
<8> fix the llinking errors i would say
<11> Yo, Fu.
<12> ossu
<13> Hmm, this may sound stupid but I just started C++ five minutes ago. When I run, it 'cout's to what looks like a MSDOS window, but it instantly closes. How can I make it stay open so I can admire my hndy work?
<13> handy*
<12> run the exe from a command prompt, or if you're using VC, run without debugging, or see if there happens to be an article at cpp.enisoc.com
<3> Mr_Jack, Add something in the liens of, char dummy; cin >> dummy; // right efore the ending } of int main()
<3> I think there's some sort of cin.read() or something to cut it into one line, but I can't be bothered to check it out.
<13> It works!
<13> Top quality code:
<13> #include <iostream.h>
<13> int main () {
<13> int TheAnswer = 42;
<12> don't
<13> cout << TheAnswer << endl;
<13> char dummy; cin >> dummy;}
<13> It says that <iostream.h> is outdated, what should I be using?
<12> if you'd bothered to read the topic (which no one ever ****ing does so don't know why I bother) you'll see there's a site listed for pasting code. It's there for a reason
<3> You should use <iostream>
<3> And std::cin / std::cout / std::endl instead of the cin/cout/endl.
<3> And now I should kick your for pasting more than 3 lines.
<13> Please don't
<13> I only started IRC last week, let alone C++
<3> I'll let one go on behalf on enthusiasm. Keep pasting to 3 lines or use the pastebin if it has to be more.
<3> (see topic for pastebin)
<13> Thanks
<13> Now, to script me some more mindblowing code
<3> What book are you reading?
<13> http://www.intap.net/~drw/cpp/cpp03_04.htm
<3> If it has <iostream.h> in it, you should throw it away.
<13> :(
<13> I chose the first hit on google for 'Online C++ tutorial'
<3> http://mindview.net/Books/TICPP/ThinkingInCPP2e.html <- Free C++ book, probably the best free one.
<14> hi how to make this work NED HELP pls
<14> 10 REM Hello World in BASIC
<14> 20 PRINT "Hello World!"
<14> 30 END
<3> Unfortunately, it sort of ***umes you know C. Might be rough at the beginning, but definitely better than an outdated piece of crap.
<14> yuck
<14> not Windows ME :P
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