The clock_t implications in time.h released with Turbo C++ v1.01 are good only up to 0.0545XX seconds, meaning any timing I want to do with higher precision is impossible with that library.
Here\'s an oddity from t开发者_如何学JAVAhe past! I\'m writing an ASCII Pong game for the command prompt (Yes yes oldschool) and I\'m writing to the video memory directly (Add. 0xB8000000) so I know
I\'m looking for a copy of either Borland C++ v3 or Turbo C++ which can run on DOS, but my searches are turning up a blank. I vaguely remember a free Turbo version available, but can\'t track it down.
I have made a steganography program to encrypt/Decrypt some text under image audio and video. I used image as bmp(54 byte header) file, audio as wav(44 byte header) file and video as avi(56 byte head
\'??\' gets converted into \'^\' if I compile mn VC+开发者_Python百科+ program and run it e.g. sprintf( ch, \"??\")
I\'m having problems opening directly TurboC++ compiler(dos version) on Windows X. if I click on the TurboC++ icon through windows GUI it opens for a sec(a blank dos screen)
I\'m a beginner at C, and using Turbo C++ compiler (16 bit). In the software I\'m writing, the maximum answer is around 32000. If I want a number larger than that, I use long int.
I am looking for some type of SWF transcoder so I can convert SWF files to .avi\'s. Preferably something that w开发者_JAVA百科e could hook into our Java architecture.
I am trying to read a bmp file in C++(Turbo). But i m not able to print binary stream. I want to encode txt file into it and decrypt it.
I need this for calling a C function from Java class (JNI)开发者_运维技巧 and I know that there are options to do this using \"Microsoft Visual C++ compiler\". (explained here)
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