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TImer in c or c++
If you are writing a single-threaded program, use Sleep fn to wait a specified number of milliseconds. If you are writing a multi-threaded program do not use Sleep as it could cause all threads to sleep, rather, use the WinNT timeSetEvent() fn.- Orcbighter
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- Forum: C++
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'cout' ambiguous symbol???
Your code is a bit unclear, but one reason for the "ambiguous" error is that the compiler thinks the cout command is being multiply defined. This can happen if header files are included more than once. Unlike Java, the header file is where the class definition is declared ( a bit like...- Orcbighter
- Post #7
- Forum: C++
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Will someone please give me an example of a Working class!!
THe header file is used to declare what tyhe class is and what methods are available. The cpp file is used to instantiate the class; that is write the code for each of the methods declared in the header file. // SApplication.h #include <iostream.h> #include <string> using namespace std...- Orcbighter
- Post #4
- Forum: C++
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Help with code used for reading in a file
Your problem is that the count variable is inside the while loop, so each iteration re-initialises it back to zero. your code ... while (!DataIn.eof()) // While more entries { int count; DataIn.read((char*)&entry,sizeof(DataIn)); ... } should read int count = 0; while...- Orcbighter
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- Forum: C++
