UNIX/Linux Programming - March 2009 (Page 3)

GCC wrong? .c vs. .cpp compilation...

Some times, compiling .c can get what's expected. If changing .c to .cpp directly without revising the contents in the file, the .cpp can't be compiled correc...

[3 replies] Last: Try the same command using g++ instead of gcc. (by writetonsharma)

by kevinchkin

Payload type char * ?

Hi Guys, Please correct me if I am wrong. When we send a packet across a network from a station, we send it in the format of ethernet packet yeah? If ...

[3 replies] Last: Thanks @guestgulkan and @kbw. I finally ended up changing that type ... (by kevinchkin)

by belkdaddy

Playing a music file

Does anyone know of any way for me to play an mp3 or some other sound file in my c++ program. Are there any good/easy libraries that I could use? Thanks for y...

[1 reply] : try here www.libsdl.org it is basically open source directX as well... (by turbozedd)

by enduser000

Segmentation Fault (merge sort)

Hello, I had a lab today for a CS class and it took awhile. At first I was having simple issues that came from my misunderstanding of how he wanted us to ...

[1 reply] : Windows is slightly more resilient to segmentation faults than Linux, ... (by helios)

by etrusks

problems with ofstream outfile

So here is the problem. I cant get this part ---> <svg width="100%" height="100%" version="1.1" in here ofstream outfile; outfile.open("aa.svg",ofstream...

[3 replies] Last: tnx its worked :) (by etrusks)

by freeman01in

linux keypress events

hi , Is there any way to keep track of keypress events in linux console program ???

[1 reply] : you just need to read from /dev/input/event0 using something like: ... (by geogauci)

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