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I am using a version of gcc that allows me to create programs for windows while using unix. i am trying to like the wsock32 library to the program for compiling it, but it does not seems to be working. it also does not seem to find the header files i added even though they are in the same...

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I am new to programing. I have had a little experiance with C and C++ but wanted to learn a language that was faster and closer to the computer. However, I was wondering how can assembler be closer to the computer than C when many assembler compilers are written in C?

Yeeahh!! Worked perfect, thank you very much.

Thank you, this solved the problem of it not taking the hex numbers, but it is giving me the wrong answers? The first answer for the set nArg1 = 0x1234 nArg2 = 0x00ff should be 0x34 i am getting 0x52

I have mandrake linux and i can't get it to work on that either.

ok, thanks, do you know why this code works with Visual C++ on windows, but not on freebsd? I was wondering what the compiler diffrences were.

thanks, do you know how to make a variable accept hexadecimal integers

I am new to c++ and have had no problems until i got to bitwise logic operations. I compiled the code from a book i have and i can't get it to work right. I can get it to take in two variables but it won't treat them like hex numbers. If i enter someting like 00ff as an argument it won't work...

I am new to c++ and have had no problems until i got to bitwise logic operations. I compiled the code from a book i have and i can't get it to work right. I can get it to take in two variables but it won't treat them like hex numbers. If i enter someting like 00ff as an argument it won't work...

I tried the suggestions and now it will take in both variables (thank you for helping with that) but it doesn't treat them as hex, if i put in 00ff first it won't take the second one, and if i put it in second (which i should not have to) it just uses the first one.

I am pretty new to c++ and have had a pretty easy time with it till i got to bitwise logic operations. I tried an example program out of a book I have and can't get it to work. The code is: #include <stdio.h> #include <iostream.h> int main(int nArg, char* nArgs[ ]) { cout.setf ( ios::hex); int...