Search:

k ill stop posting

I thought 1 base

I believe it means it is passing two arguments into the program

No I dont see it anywhere when I put it == 2 or if I put argc > 1

thanks....changed to argc==2 and input still works fine but output has a blank file....could my palindrome not be correct?

OK I got my input file to work and it now I do a copy con input.txt and it loads into my input file successfully....

Now when I open my output file it is not doing as it should...I also checked...

this is what I did...

Microsoft Windows [Version 6.1.7600]
Copyright (c) 2009 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

C:\Users\Bryan>cd C:\Palindrome\Debug
...

Sorry I commented out the line but did not let me run it
Its the same program but wanted to try something else
I did however get it to try opening but after doing so it crashes...Here is what I...

Ok I think I am making progress on this now. I try to debug and it goes through and tries to open but crashes which I expect as I have set this up for memory mapping but when I open with command...

Ok sorry about that....this is what I am doing and i showed where i put my breakpoint in caps so it stands out ....




//MAIN FUNCTION
//THIS IS WHERE MY BREAK POINT IS...I HIT F5 AND THEN...

looks like after debugging it shows that it cannot be opened at

int main(int argc, char *argv[]){

I am guessing this is what needs to be changed? if someone can just say yes or no to this I am...

Just want to verify but did so and get the same response...

Microsoft Windows [Version 6.1.7600]
Copyright (c) 2009 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

C:\Users\Bryan>cd...

yes sir it is in there

Ok when you mean running from command line I am doing to change directory (cd0 and going to C:\Users\Bryan\Documents\CSI 345\Palindrome\Debug so I am typing the folliwng in command prompt...

cd...

Sorry to bother again but is this what u mean with hardwire the file names.....




#include <windows.h>
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <algorithm>
#include <list>

well no but i know everyone in the forum has explained this to me as best as they can (which I greatly respect) and still having issues and didnt want to be a burden

disregard I figured it out

Ok I got the program to return a GCD but the math is not correct I believe because it is returning a number now but some of the GCD it returns is not the correct one...




#include <windows.h>...

I am doing a euclid GCD and only some of the numbers show up with the correct GCD. Can someone please let me know why?



#include <windows.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <process.h>
#include...

Could you at least tell me if im on the right track...i dont need a big explanation if u dont want even a yes or no with this post is fine....

//Test Files...

What if I changed them to like...

int main(int argc[], char *argv[]){

HANDLE readFile, writeFile;
HANDLE readFileMap, writeFileMap;
PVOID pvreadFile, pvwriteFile;
DWORD readFileSize;...

the reason i use argc and argv is because it is required

And I did not mean that post as negative to anyone else but Ill never use C++ again and just trying to get through this last program before thursday which is my last deaddline

Paul McKenzie,

Please do not respond to any more of my posts including this one. I am really not needing to hear your comments anymore. I tried the code but I keep getting the same issue with...

does that even seem like what needs to be done to fix this or am i reading something that is not the problem