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Theoretically everything. You can build whatever you want in C.


What are you looking for ?

Avoid 'friend' at all costs (a.k.a. never use it). Usually the 'friend'-option means your design is bad.

Here is a ftp client I 'stole' a few years ago from the internet and wrapped it in a class. The GetFile () function gives you progress that you can use for a progress window.
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for (int correct = 0; correct < QUESTION; correct++)
{
if (answerKey[answer] == testAnswers[a])
correctAnswer++;
}
You keep comparing the same thing. 'a' and 'answer' never change inside the...

No, it is getting it out of there. printf prints, scanf scans.

What are you trying to do... because the reason nobody responds is that we haven't got a clue what you are talking about.

You probably have more luck if you post this question on a QT forum.

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'Porting' a windows app. usually means a big rewrite of the entire app. If it is written in a windows-specific language/c-dialect (for example MFC or C#) it means you need to start from scratch.

You can use the layout-grid in the resource editor. This automagically resizes everything on a widget when the widget is resized. Also, there are forums specially for QT (http://www.qtcentre.org/).

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while ( choice !=1 && choice !=2 && choice !=3 && choice !=4 && choice !=5 && choice !=6 && choice !=7 && choice !=8 && choice !=9 && choice !=10 && choice !=11 && choice !=12 && choice !=13 &&...

You don't have to worry about the MTU size... the network stack is doing that work.


No.

On the other hand, why are they dumped ?

Also, the rest of the traces are exactly the same as a memory leak report from the visual studio.

Looks like memory leaks to me...

vector<int> x,y;
int x,y,i=1,lines;
You defined x and y twice.

We aren't google.

Yes.

What are you talking about ? What character ?

I think he ran out of pills :) his first post and the only thing he does is calling names.

You just answered your own question.

MSDN:

Without the WSAStartup, there are no sockets.

Nope. AFAIK, windows itself is the only one that is allowed to capture CtrlAltDel (for security reasons).

Yes, but that is a mistake made by employers, but you can't fix their opinion. I am a selftought person and have written in more then 10 totally different languages, and currenty in my job, I can't...

Maybe QT is something you are looking for.