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BigEd nailed it cool man it worked thanks

but isn't it strange how some code still ran after main exited, strange....

well I tried it its even worse the code will not even enter the Dispose function when I close the window

an additional note when I traced the code (using the destructor) the Form's protected...

Hi guys I'm new to C#.net so please keep that in mind.
first I'm using VS2005 i'm also using c# for developing some data base driven windows application, Im also using MySQL as my data base,

I...

Ok for sizes of 1,000->100,000 having one thread is better, but never 2 threads is better than 1 or 0 threads and never 3 is better than 2 and never 4 is better than 3 :( that's strange I thought...

I need to do merge sort with threading but it seems to take more time with threading rather than no threading :(, and I have core quad!

please help



#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>...

I removed the _getch() and the cerr but still same problem please help

ok I looked up reentrant and well the key function uses _getch() and cerr, can this be the reason? and plus I have the main also running the key function, as for synchronisation I'm using non since...

hi guys I have a function that does almost all the work I need to be done the thing is I need the same work done for 4 different classes (sets of data) luckily I have a core quad processor so I...

if any one is still wondering:
1-It seems so from the discussion
2-this is how it is in the standard
3-simple use strcpy (duh)
4-still don't know getting the same thing every time I print not...

I used to have lots of problem when using cin.getline, now Im not an expert with this kind of stuff but what we used to do to solve them is put a:


char enter[1];
cin.getline(enter,1);

after...

char *t2;
{
string t1="hello";
t2=(char*)t1.c_str();
cerr<<t2<<"\n";
}
cerr<<t2<<"\n";


the first cerr is printing hello but the second one is printing nothing, it seems that when...

I'll have to try it but it seems like the right function.
for future reference I want to know the return value cause what I'm doing is returning an address to a variable I need to use in the main;
...

where does the number returned by the thread function goes???

wow when I replaced cerr with cout hell broke at my program :D

outputs are not only random they are also scrambled between each other, here is a sample:
hFoOwRdke
eFeO
RkN
OFOOOROkO
OFOOOROk...

What library should I include?

#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <conio.h>
#include <process.h>
using namespace std;

unsigned int __stdcall foo(void *param)
{
while(1) cerr<<"howdeee\n";
return 0;

yes thanks _kbhit() works :D

its a console application, and how exactly do I check for a keyboard hit? (without waiting)

I have a loop whose running time is really longe and I want to save my variables before the loop finishes if requested by the user, but I don't want to block (wait for user to answer), like I need a...

its ok I got it thanks anyways

please see attached file.

what does this error mean?

I want to create a dynamic array of char arrays of size 4, since this:
char *a[4];
doesn't work sice this creates an array of size 4 of char pointers :S

I was thinking if this "char4" type def...

can you typedef an array with constant size, I'm looking for something like:

typedef char[4] char4;

but this won't work and this too don't work:

typedef [4]char char4;

is there a way to...

you sir are smart :D

nice catch

is there a power function that is concidered const? like a^2?

my problem is:

const int a=2;
char b[a];
double b[pow(2,a)];

this is not possible since pow is not const, now 2*a will work...