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  1. james00harper

    Linux directory structure - newbie needing advice

    Thanks rycamor - all help much appreciated
  2. james00harper

    Linux directory structure - newbie needing advice

    I have just installed linux redhat 7.2 for the first time and I am having trouble understanding its directory/file structure. Does anyone know of any websites/books that can help.
  3. james00harper

    Pointer trouble.....

    A quick add to all that. If you are using new and delete for dynamic memory allocation make sure the source file is compiled using the cpp file extension. For plain old c programming use malloc and free. Personally I think new and delete are easier to use. James
  4. james00harper

    C++ input buffer

    When using the c++ cin.getline function you can use an overloaded version that allows you to enter input the name of the string where the input stream will be copied to, the size of the string and the delimiting character. Eg cin.getline(Buffer,20,'\n'); Function works fine for less than 20...

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