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<0> At least, I tried.
<1> some days working w/ vs is just too much
<2> Can someone take a look at this: http://noidea128.org/sourcefiles/16146.html
<2> and tell me why im an idiot
<1> why don't you go ask in C, there's nothing C++ish about any of that
<2> I dont much like #c
<2> Everyone here seems to be a little more friendly and educated
<3> vawjr: I bet he's using C++ to do it
<2> and the program I am working on is c++
<3> else he should have entered there
<3> I don't know if this is c++ related but why C# doesn't support multiple-inheritance and C++ does .. microsoft missed this out for a purpose or what ?
<4> how do I overwrite original code when saving a .cpp document in VS8?
<1> ttt_ well, I don't recognize any of the functions you're calling except printf
<1> MtFuji huh???
<1> what's vs8?
<2> haha
<3> Visual Studio 2005 ?
<1> ttt_ and I have NO idea what a SYSTEMTIME is
<1> so why don't you tell us what you want to do and maybe we can suggest some things
<2> well
<2> how would I compare to WORD's
<2> two*
<1> btw, I don't CARE what SYSTEMTIME is either
<2> oh trust, im in no place to explain anything
<3> ttt_: what do you mean ?
<1> oh mtfuji was the return of GodsTyro
<2> http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/sysinfo/base/systemtime_str.asp
<1> ttt_ in C++ you just do think1 < thing2
<2> need to compare systemtime1.wDay and systemtime2.wDay and see if they are the same
<1> == ??
<2> oh
<2> I thought it was more complicated than that
<2> i appreciate it
<1> "That's what we're here for" 1986 Victor A. Wagner Jr.
<5> vawjr: should I invest in the new VS? I have vs 2005
<5> sorry
<5> 2003
<6> today if one wants to get a job as a programmer, then he should learn database stuff in sql and .net?
<6> I know only C language
<6> what should I do?
<7> find a C programmer job?
<3> aren't C++/C programmers on demand ?
<8> yes, we are always here to answer your questions
<8> ON DEMOAND
<8> DEMAND
<5> Cow also moans
<8> moo
<6> do C programmers get jobs?
<6> I just know the basics of C
<6> should I look into sql, .NET etc, to get a job?
<7> yeah, if you plan to work for microsoft
<6> what other options available?
<6> I am just an amateur C programmer who wants to develop himself to get a job
<7> learn C++
<7> I don't mean that can help you find a job, but that's better than C anyway
<9> shenenigan, look at what jobs are offered that you want to take
<9> Then learn how to do them
<9> Don't try to guess what's in high demand, find out
<6> I was just thinkging that people who want programs actually want database programs
<9> Well
<9> Most business applications turn out to be database driven
<9> But there are lots of other kinds of programming than business
<6> can an amateur C programmer earn enough to make a living?
<6> or should I look for other kinds of jobs than programming?
<10> if JBlitzen can, anyone can
<6> lol
<10> thought his standard of living is quite poor
<8> you can earn "enough" by sweeping the streets
<10> though
<8> all depends on your definition of enough dunnit
<9> I wouldn't think that just knowing a little C would get you much of any programming job
<9> Languages and technologies are just so complex these days that you really need a fairly broad foundation to be trainable
<6> darn
<8> and don't just be a monkey who "programs in C"
<9> Sort of like saying that you once put out a fire on your stove with a fire extinguisher, so are you ready to be a fireman
<8> ideally you'd be able to adapt and learn more than one language
<9> And most languages are more complex than C
<6> well I got a c++ book and after a chapter I realized it is too complicated
<6> yeah
<8> (not that C++ programmers are good at that)
<9> Well
<8> (for some reason)
<9> Most of us learned C++ on our own
<8> what book shenenigan ?
<9> Not that it did peterhu much good
<9> So, it's definitely not too complicated, if you're prepared to apply yourself
<6> Cowmoo, dont remember the name, it was one of those "learn yourself" books
<6> "teach yourself"
<8> also, how old are you, what stage in life are you in, etc
<6> 27
<8> anyway get Accelerated C++ if you want to learn C++
<6> okay
<8> and don't skip the exercises
<9> ftp://ftp.prenhall.com/pub/esm/sample_chapters/engineering_computer_science/deitel/CppHTP5e/pdf/cpphtp5_02.pdf
<8> http://rudbek.com/books.html
<9> See how that sample chapter is for you, shenenigan.
<8> no, deitel makes people fall sleep :-\
<9> Pfft
<8> my fisrt exposure to C++ was through that book
<8> turned me away from C++ for 3 years
<9> Does seem pretty wordy
<9> http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/
<9> Try that one then, shenenigan.
<11> http://www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/16147.html
<6> thanks, looking
<9> But I'm not going to say that if you learn C++, you'll get a programming job
<6> right...
<11> yes, It's me again
<9> What's the error, Pamela
<11> its not 'stopping' after reading a line
<11> actually, char[6] is filling more than 6 characters
<11> so for example, calling previousCourseName is displaying more than 6 characters
<11> error generated here: if(strcmp(currentCourseName, previousCourseName)
<11> cout << " " << examName[n_of_events]:CXX0058: Error: overloaded operator not found
<11> when I am filling exameName like so: examName.push_back(currentCourseName);
<9> Count the parantheses
<11> I guess currentCourseName is not ***igned properly
<11> if(strcmp(currentCourseName, previousCourseName) != 0) parentheses number is correct
<11> it has to do with ***igning string, comparing strings....
<11> well?
<8> Pamela__: also use std::string instead of char* strings
<11> ok... anything elsee?
<11> where exactly? that doesnt work
<9> Pam
<9> Paste the single line that the first error points to
<9> And then paste the first error
<11> examName.push_back(currentCourseName);
<11>
<11> it TILTs here
<9> That's two lines, and neither one of them is the error
<9> The first error, not necessarily the one you mentioned seven minutes ago
<9> I'm being picky because it's a bit confusing to see two lines pasted, then an error that might or might not be related to prior errors
<11> it doesnt crash anywhere
<11> but when I look at the variable content, its crap
<9> So there are no compiler errors?
<11> no
<8> so looks like you're overstepping your array bounds
<11> more like run-time logical erros
<9> That would be a runtime error
<9> Well, I guess you're right, it wouldn't
<9> Necessarily
<8> hence my suggestion for std::string
<9> That's a copout
<8> what
<11> the commented code generated an error
<11> suring the string comparison
<11> the string comparison
<12> My C++ techsupport has suddenly improved a lot
<11> I have a SPECIFIC question:
<11> char previousCourseName[6]
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