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Meant int resetCostState() { // the following is bad no need as instantiation is global // * GLOBAL_DATA_PTR; //does not like this declaration GLOBAL_DATA_PTR->reset_cost_state(); //now it calls. return(SP_SUCCESS); };

The answer of the issue that I was having on this particular line is fixed by two things: #1 create the global pointer to instantiation shortly after the class declaration #2 the syntax for calling a global class is not what I was trying: [code] int resetCostState() { // the following...

The problem is solved with a global instantiation (which I am unclear of the syntax of how to reference within a function. With help from a coworker (who is extremely busy right now) I got this far: __________________________ //The problem is with declaring global variable pointers // int...

/*My problem (of late) is that I am creating commands in C++ that will be called from sicstus prolog. Basically I am creating a toolset that will be called from prolog. There is a sicstus compiler for this -so I won't bore you with the details. The problem I have is that every tool will run as...

Sample input and output please.

phatassbob (MIS) 23 Jun 08 19:30 Hi, I want to solve a query that can have multiple answers and I want the answers to be output to a text file. The problem is that I can only get the first answer to output and not the rest. My code is as follows. solve:- top_goal(X)...

IN OTHER WORDS: So if I wanted to calculate two values in the PROCEDURE whether or not they return int's double's or strings -I would always be forced to calculate exactly one value? This is not my recollection. #include <stdio.h> void calcKey(long Speed, long Est, long Cost, long Key...

No, I don't need double. I'm only using integers. I thought that the difference between a function and a procedure -was that a function returns a value from the function call (as you wrote it) and a procedure allows you to pass values as an argument to the procedure... (Visual Basic has ruined...

Hi, I am revisiting C programming after being away from it for about 10 years. I have since programmed in other languages but I forget the exact issues with C. For a refresher -I thought I would implement the following proc. After I compile it with gcc -it returns a wild number. How can I do...

Nevermind. Yap can not compile source files into a standalone applications. This may change.

try this: subsequence([A|B], [C|D]) :- A = C, !, subsequence(B,D). subsequence([A|B], [C|D]) :- A \= C, !, subsequence([A|B], D). subsequence([],_) :-!. subsequence(A,[]) :- !, fail.

I am looking for a very simple example of a Gnu Makefile that calls on yap to compile.

I believe that Informix 9.4 is ANSI I am updating a table from a temp table. The problem is that I am trying to update too many records and I believe that I am running out of room. My temp table looks like this: 06116047933201|X2007:247:1188|01| 06116047933301|X2007:247:1189|01|...