You paid for it really? You should have got the original one from the iTunes Store, its FREE! ;P
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You paid for it really? You should have got the original one from the iTunes Store, its FREE! ;P
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Teach Yourself C++ in 21 (not consecutive) Days :)
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Thanks for the clarification!
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What is the chance of anyone having to move from C++ to Obj-C unless they are moving onto iOS specific development? Considering the fact that generic applications written in C++ can be ported to Mac.
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Thanks, I didn't note the suggestion part of it -- just saw Bugs and thought it was not right to post it there. I have posted it there now. Hope it helps us all.
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I would like to post some articles for TclTk. Can we have a category for Scripting Languages and have TclTk, Python, Ruby, Perl etc. under it?
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This is a post to the Codeproject Webmaster. I am sorry if this is not the right place but couldn't find a more suitable forum. I would like to post some articles for TclTk. Can we have a category for Scripting Languages and have TclTk, Python, Ruby, Perl etc. under it?
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flag = NULL sets it to point to nothing. This makes the memory location lost. flag = (data_type*)malloc(sizeof(data_type)); This returns address of the memory allocated by malloc and assignes the address value to flag - something like flag = 0x2345cf. This is a valid address it is pointing to. When you say flag = NULL, flag points to nothing, then you cannot free flag because you cannot free something that does not exist. So first free(flag); then set flag = NULL; i.e. just change the sequence to- free(flag); flag = NULL; free(fval); fval = NULL; :)
Hi, Can I post application tutorials made using open source toolkits like Qt or GTK+? I have posted two tutorials in the OpenGL section which is using MFC. But I have also ported the application to Qt and also made some applications using GTK+ originally on Linux. Both Qt and Gtk+ applications are ported on Win32 platform too. I hope it will be helpful to the community to know more about these toolkits which are good and stable options on win32 platform and moreover, FREE. Regards N. Sharjith :rose:
Hi, Can I post application tutorials made using open source toolkits like Qt or GTK+? I have posted two tutorials in the OpenGL section which is using MFC. But I have also ported the application to Qt and also made some applications using GTK+ originally on Linux. Both Qt and Gtk+ applications are ported on Win32 platform too. I hope it will be helpful to the community to know more about these toolkits which are good and stable options on win32 platform and moreover, FREE. Regards N. Sharjith :rose: