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Also teaches you debugging ;)

Dude read up on loops for. Put the for (;;){ before cout<<"please enter.... " and then put the ending brace before System Pause call

Hey Guys,

I am looking for some help on how to get a HMAC hash for a string s using key k.

I found this(http://www.hmug.org/man/3/HMAC_Init.php) but I have no idea how to use it. Any pointers...

I think you need to understand .doc headers as mentioned by 7sutd

1) Put "sleep 300" in the perl file and run it infinitely
2) Use shell script and use that

These two are easier than C program. C++ - Never reinvent the wheel

A few problems
1) You have created an integer array of 150 and but if I chose a number between 0 and 1000000 it could take me more tries. This is assuming I do not use binary search
2) You never...

Depends on the firewall config on the server. You can do a TCP open on a known port but other than that I am not sure how to check whether the server is up and running.

If you are on a broadcast...

My recommendation is that you are wasting too much space for the unused characters.
1) Switch to using string instead of char array
2) At the end of each entry put in a special character. seekg...

Just use




ifstream infile ("Filename");
string name[10];
int marks[10],i;
if (! infile.is_open())
{

Sorry about being less ignorant while posting. Anyways I figured out the issue and thanks for taking the time out to respond. Henceforth I will make sure that I follow the guidelines

In short there is not optimal way of doing things here ;)

I agree with Lindley here. You can read the file with the censored words into an array or a Vector (safer option)

You can actually create a Vector of a struct


struct words
{
string word;
int pos;
};

I am trying to compile my program but am getting what I think are linker/compiler issues

chiragr@irrawaddy uname -a
Linux irrawaddy 2.6.23.8 #6 SMP Wed Nov 21 14:18:12 PST 2007 i686 AMD...

Start redoing your Java stuff in C++ nothing different nothing new. This would mean you would end up spending less time defining and understanding the problem and more time on C++

You can do the same by the following


//GLOBAL DEFINITION
int ast_length=0;
char *ast;


//WITHIN THE LOOP
{

read up on how to read and write binary files reading seekp/seekg and tellp/tellg

#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
#include <fstream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

int main()
{

string x;

ditto and close to the same time as well :D

Its going to be easier to debug this using gdb or any other tool that you use. I would say the worst case once you have read both the strings print them to check the contents. This would then give...

I agree but what about the case where two distinct entries have the same number of votes which is equal to max votes.

If its only about printing values then it can be void function. If you need...

I think you can achieve this in the same function as read.

Initialize two more variables


int maxvotes=0;
string max;
while(!inStream.eof())
{
inStream >> name;

If its a \0 terminated string you could use send (socket, array,strlen (array),...)

I would like to add that instead of

#include "/usr/include/sys/types.h"
#include "/usr/include/sys/socket.h"

I originally had
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <sys/socket.h>

I am trying to compile my program but am getting what I think are linker/compiler issues

chiragr@irrawaddy uname -a
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