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If you're planning on using GNU/Linux for development, .NET based languages aren't really the best(Mono is available if you must use a .NET language). I'd suggest starting with a high-level language with a REPL style interpreter(i.e....
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Quote:Originally Posted by selectstriker2 also you really should get rid of the break in your if statement, it isn't needed and is bad programming practice. everything for the else statement needs to be in { } as well There's...
You're doing it wrong. First, you generally don't install things that you download from a webpage on a GNU/Linux system. It's much better to use your package manager. Secondly, where did you get those "proprietary drivers"? I'd bet...
Try using gfortran instead of g77. GCC(which MinGW uses) replaced g77 with gfortran some time ago. Assuming you installed all of the compilers, it should be there... Or, you could just use a Unix-like system(Many GNU/Linux and BSD...
Quote:Originally Posted by Rookie1337 Can you link to something explaining OSS and it's pros and cons? I still can't understand why the heck there is so much contention and so much "complexity" in the sound server area of...
Quote:Originally Posted by Damaging Excess First, thank you for helping, I really do appreciate it. Second, when I throw the code into Dev C++, I get the error message " In function `int main()': , Line 11 [Warning] converting to...
Remove the newline character from your scanf call... or better yet, don't use scanf and instead write a function specifically to capture the input you require(hint: strtod could prove helpful).
Quote:Originally Posted by CNCoRIDDoR Any books you guys recommend to a noobie? Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs
Quote:Originally Posted by ronnin426850 What a revolutionary idea! However I'm not good enough at C to write a trustworthy test - I don't know how to determine if it's initalized or not. See...now there's the problem... What you...
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