I'm software student and I need turbo c++ 4.5 program to study ... the library on my college ask me to wait 4 days to get the program ... BUT I have an exam next monday... pls , do you know a site to download the program for a trail period .. just for studying up till my turn to get the program from my college !!!
Where can I find Turbo C++ 4.5 program .......... PLEASE HELP ??
try
http://www.quickerwit.com/links/114894.h...
Reply:Try half.com
Thursday, July 30, 2009
How to simulate a page curl effect in a .Net language like VB.Net or C#? Do you suggest any graphics library?
I am writing a software and need to add a graphical simulation of page curling but I do not know how. I have used a sample code in code project but it seems to work too slow. I need to find a library for such a real time process. I've already search Yahoo and google but only found some plug-in such as AV Bros for photoshop while I want to implement this effect in my .Net software.
How to simulate a page curl effect in a .Net language like VB.Net or C#? Do you suggest any graphics library?
Use UI designed Flash. And use Flash.OCX to show that UI on form
How to simulate a page curl effect in a .Net language like VB.Net or C#? Do you suggest any graphics library?
Use UI designed Flash. And use Flash.OCX to show that UI on form
Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 express edition?
I am a college student and have worked in C++ before but in the Unix environment. I just started using Visual C++ Express Edition (Version 8.0). I am using it for a data mining project. So I have to work with a MySQL database which is present on my local windows machine.
I have some very basic questions:
1.From the IDE when I try to create a new project (File-%26gt;New-%26gt;Project),I see three options. CLR, Win 32 and General. Each option has a few templates, I am not sure what do these options mean and what is the best option for me, can anyone explain this briefly ?
2.I want to use the BOOST library(for some algorithms) and MySQL++ library (connection to MySQL database) and STL. Where do I add these libraries to my project? Do I have to build them seperately ? What does building a library mean ?
Thanks
Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 express edition?
You said you had previous C++ programming experience?
Q1:
CLR refers to managed C++. Managed C++ is the .NET version of C++, so if you are running standard C++ code, this is not what you want.
Win32 refers to Win32 applications. Only pick this if you are writing specific Win32 API code. That is, no console window. You know how to use the Win32 API. And so on.
I'm not sure what general means. Is there an option for command line? If not, general would refer to the command line programs. It's a good bet this is the kind of program you want to write.
Q2:
I don't recall the exact steps for adding libraries and includes. You'll have to open up the project settings. Somewhere, you should be able to add in include paths and lib paths. For each library you want to use, add the appropriate include folder to the include path list, and the library folder to the library path list.
%26gt; Do I have to build them seperately ?
You'll want to build the libraries you use before using them. Otherwise, you can't use them.
%26gt; What does building a library mean ?
Why do you compile code? Because otherwise it's useless. You want to use a library right? A library is a bunch of code. But it's useless as code. You need it to be compiled to be usable.
EDIT: What do you mean by use the STL? Do you mean STLPort? Visual C++ comes with a solid implementation of the STL, so you don't really need STLPort.
I have some very basic questions:
1.From the IDE when I try to create a new project (File-%26gt;New-%26gt;Project),I see three options. CLR, Win 32 and General. Each option has a few templates, I am not sure what do these options mean and what is the best option for me, can anyone explain this briefly ?
2.I want to use the BOOST library(for some algorithms) and MySQL++ library (connection to MySQL database) and STL. Where do I add these libraries to my project? Do I have to build them seperately ? What does building a library mean ?
Thanks
Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 express edition?
You said you had previous C++ programming experience?
Q1:
CLR refers to managed C++. Managed C++ is the .NET version of C++, so if you are running standard C++ code, this is not what you want.
Win32 refers to Win32 applications. Only pick this if you are writing specific Win32 API code. That is, no console window. You know how to use the Win32 API. And so on.
I'm not sure what general means. Is there an option for command line? If not, general would refer to the command line programs. It's a good bet this is the kind of program you want to write.
Q2:
I don't recall the exact steps for adding libraries and includes. You'll have to open up the project settings. Somewhere, you should be able to add in include paths and lib paths. For each library you want to use, add the appropriate include folder to the include path list, and the library folder to the library path list.
%26gt; Do I have to build them seperately ?
You'll want to build the libraries you use before using them. Otherwise, you can't use them.
%26gt; What does building a library mean ?
Why do you compile code? Because otherwise it's useless. You want to use a library right? A library is a bunch of code. But it's useless as code. You need it to be compiled to be usable.
EDIT: What do you mean by use the STL? Do you mean STLPort? Visual C++ comes with a solid implementation of the STL, so you don't really need STLPort.
1. If 20 Pounds of Potatoes cost $3.99, what is the price per pound? a. $1.99 b.$0.50 c.$0.20 d. 0.25?
2. Khalid can type 120 words in 2 minutes on his word processor. How long will it take knalid to ype a 2,000 word paper? a.12 minutes b.33 1/2 minutes c. 60 minutes d. 240 minutes
3. franchesca works 20 hours per week at a library and earns $10 per hour. If she quits her job and gives music lessons intead, for which she charges $25 per hour, how many hours per week would she need to give lessons to make as much money in a week as she was making at the library? a. 4 hrs. b 6hrs. c. 8hrs. d.12hrs.
4.suppose the population of a city was 10,000 in 1950 and it increases 250 percent by 2010. what will the population be in 2010? a.10,250 b.25,000 c.35,000 d.250,000
5. simplify 6-{2(3-7)+9}
6.Farah was riding her bicycle on the 10mile Lakeshor Trail around Kincaid Lake. After she had completed 2/3 of the trail, about how many miles had she biked? a.3miles b.5miles c.7miles d. 8miles
7. A model of the U.S.S. Kidd is 18.82 inches long. If the scale is 1:240, how long is the actual ship?
1. If 20 Pounds of Potatoes cost $3.99, what is the price per pound? a. $1.99 b.$0.50 c.$0.20 d. 0.25?
the answer to the first on is C ($0.20). pehaps some other people will answer thew rest. C ya!
Reply:BASIC MATH
1. $3.99 / 20 = $0.1995 rounding off b. $0.20
2. 120/2 = 2000/x
120(x) = 2000(2)
120x = 4000
x = 4000/120
x = 33.33 min but since you don't have this choice so b. 33 1/2 min
3. 20hrs * $10 = $200
x * $25 = $25x
$25x = $200
x = b. 8 hrs
4. 10,000 * 250% = b. 25,000
5. 6-{2(3-7)+9} follow the MDAS rule
6 - {2 (-7) + 9
6 - {-14} + 9
6 + 14 + 9
=29
6. 10 * 2/3 = 6.67miles round off to c. 7miles
7. 18.82 * 240 = 4516.8
Reply:C. 20cents
2. 33.34 minuites
3. 8 hours
Reply:1) 3.99 / 20 = 0.1995 (closest to 20¢)
2) 120 / 2 = 2000 / X cross multiply
120 X = 4000 divide by 120
X = 33 1/3
3) 20x 10 = 200
200 / 25 = 8
4) 10,000 x 250% = 10,000 x 2.5 = 25,000
5) 6-{2(3-7)+9} parenthesis first 6-{2(-4)+9}
multiply 6-{-8+9} parenthesis next 6-{1}
answer is 5
6) 10 x 2/3 = 6.666 closest to 7
7) 18.82 x 240 = 4516.8 inches or 376.4 feet
Reply:wow dat iz really hard srry cant help b/c i didnt kno wat i wuz doin when i had the sam wrk n class lol hi tarrevia
Reply:Here are my answers.
1. c
2.b
3.c
4.c.
5.6
6.c
7. 4516.8 inches
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3. franchesca works 20 hours per week at a library and earns $10 per hour. If she quits her job and gives music lessons intead, for which she charges $25 per hour, how many hours per week would she need to give lessons to make as much money in a week as she was making at the library? a. 4 hrs. b 6hrs. c. 8hrs. d.12hrs.
4.suppose the population of a city was 10,000 in 1950 and it increases 250 percent by 2010. what will the population be in 2010? a.10,250 b.25,000 c.35,000 d.250,000
5. simplify 6-{2(3-7)+9}
6.Farah was riding her bicycle on the 10mile Lakeshor Trail around Kincaid Lake. After she had completed 2/3 of the trail, about how many miles had she biked? a.3miles b.5miles c.7miles d. 8miles
7. A model of the U.S.S. Kidd is 18.82 inches long. If the scale is 1:240, how long is the actual ship?
1. If 20 Pounds of Potatoes cost $3.99, what is the price per pound? a. $1.99 b.$0.50 c.$0.20 d. 0.25?
the answer to the first on is C ($0.20). pehaps some other people will answer thew rest. C ya!
Reply:BASIC MATH
1. $3.99 / 20 = $0.1995 rounding off b. $0.20
2. 120/2 = 2000/x
120(x) = 2000(2)
120x = 4000
x = 4000/120
x = 33.33 min but since you don't have this choice so b. 33 1/2 min
3. 20hrs * $10 = $200
x * $25 = $25x
$25x = $200
x = b. 8 hrs
4. 10,000 * 250% = b. 25,000
5. 6-{2(3-7)+9} follow the MDAS rule
6 - {2 (-7) + 9
6 - {-14} + 9
6 + 14 + 9
=29
6. 10 * 2/3 = 6.67miles round off to c. 7miles
7. 18.82 * 240 = 4516.8
Reply:C. 20cents
2. 33.34 minuites
3. 8 hours
Reply:1) 3.99 / 20 = 0.1995 (closest to 20¢)
2) 120 / 2 = 2000 / X cross multiply
120 X = 4000 divide by 120
X = 33 1/3
3) 20x 10 = 200
200 / 25 = 8
4) 10,000 x 250% = 10,000 x 2.5 = 25,000
5) 6-{2(3-7)+9} parenthesis first 6-{2(-4)+9}
multiply 6-{-8+9} parenthesis next 6-{1}
answer is 5
6) 10 x 2/3 = 6.666 closest to 7
7) 18.82 x 240 = 4516.8 inches or 376.4 feet
Reply:wow dat iz really hard srry cant help b/c i didnt kno wat i wuz doin when i had the sam wrk n class lol hi tarrevia
Reply:Here are my answers.
1. c
2.b
3.c
4.c.
5.6
6.c
7. 4516.8 inches
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OLEDB or ODBC examples in c++?
I need to do some SQL database work using a custom C++ client. I've looked at ATL and some of the MSDN examples but this is way more complicated than I need. Are there some libraries that make DBAPI work easier like how it is in C#?
OLEDB or ODBC examples in c++?
see this link
http://libodbcxx.sourceforge.net/
but i didn't work on c++ to connect to databse before
OLEDB or ODBC examples in c++?
see this link
http://libodbcxx.sourceforge.net/
but i didn't work on c++ to connect to databse before
ITunes Music Library ? I need to move the music from my C drive to an external drive?
How do I go about moving my iTunes from my Laptop "C" drive to an external drive and still have iTunes recognize the music location?
ITunes Music Library ? I need to move the music from my C drive to an external drive?
delete all of the music off of the actual itunes window after you move the music files. then, once the music files are in the drive that you want them to be, go to file-- add folder to library-- and then slect the drive that your music is now in... all your music will be back on itunes and it will work
Reply:are you a retard? You have no idea what I was asking. I am a straight u.s.a kind of gal. I don't waste my time with rice cakes. I work at an auto shop. I don't need this baldy
ITunes Music Library ? I need to move the music from my C drive to an external drive?
delete all of the music off of the actual itunes window after you move the music files. then, once the music files are in the drive that you want them to be, go to file-- add folder to library-- and then slect the drive that your music is now in... all your music will be back on itunes and it will work
Reply:are you a retard? You have no idea what I was asking. I am a straight u.s.a kind of gal. I don't waste my time with rice cakes. I work at an auto shop. I don't need this baldy
What was the debate between C.S. Lewis and Tolkien?
I'm writing an essay for school on C.S.Lewis' life, and I've finished it, but I'm stumped about the debate between Lewis and Tolkien. (And I HAVE looked in the library plus online, too, Lol)
Anyways...C.S. Lewis was the famous Oxford professor who wrote the Chronicles of Narnia %26amp; the Space Trilogy series. Tolkien was the author of the Lord of the Rings. My friend said that there was a debate between those two and that Lewis wrote his series to counteract Tolkien or something like that. I dug up a few things in research about their friendship, and that they were very good members of the Inkling club but I found nothing about debates.
If you have a link or book to refer to, I'd appreciate it!
What was the debate between C.S. Lewis and Tolkien?
I doubt that their relationship would be characterized as anything as formal as a debate, or even a deep-seated rivalry. But there were differences which were probably exacerbated in the 1950s.
Tolkien was Catholic; Lewis was Anglican. Tolkien was an introvert, reserved, enjoying solitude, and the quiet company of as small group of associates, as in the Inklings; Lewis was an extravert, somewhat loud and boisterous. Lewis was known to have made comments about women as "the weaker sex"; Tolkien may have been uncomfortable with these comments,whether or not he was with the sentiments. Lewis wrote a number books on Christian apologetics that became "evangelical," something that Tolkien would not have done, or perhaps approved of altogether.
In the 1950s, Lewis's Narnia books became very popular bringing him a lot of pubic attention, including reading his works on the radio; Tolkien's works had not yet come to such public prominence. As erudite as they both were, Tolkien was probably a more serious and meticulous scholar than Lewis; Lewis, a more articulate critic than Tolkien. Then Lewis left Oxford for Cambridge. Lewis had been a bachelor for most of his life; Tolkien was married and a family man. I have heard hints that he may not have approved of Lewis's eventual marriage to Joy Davidman, a divorcee.
None of this--even if it is all true--would have constituted a "debate" or "rivalry."
I suspect that Tolkien was not as appreciative of the Narnia series as Lewis would have been of, say, The Hobbit. For three reasons: (1) Lewis obviously designed the Narnia books to be more popular with readers, less demanding than Tolkien's; (2) Lewis made more eclectic use of his mythic sources, including Greek, Roman, Christian, as well as Anglo-Saxon whereas Tolkien was more narrowly "English" with careful attention to their Celtic and/or Scandinavian sources; (3) the Narnia books were obviously Christian in content, perhaps even allegorical: Tolkien's were not. In fact, though the LotR series appears to many readers to reflect (somewhat allegorically) on the evil of Hitler and Nazism, Tolkien insisted that that was not his intention.
If there was tension between the two authors, probably it stemmed from Tolkien's lack of enthusiasm for the popularity, mythological eclectism, and Christian allegory of the Narnia stories. Simply reading The Hobbit and The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe together will, in fact, demonstrate these differences in their style, stories, and consciousness of their readers.
However, unless biographers have come up with lesser known details of their relationship, I suspect that the distance between them had more to do with Lewis's change in position and marital status than with any open disagreement or rivalry. I feel certain that none of their fiction was written in a spirit of debate with one another.
Reply:Whoops, I forgot to pick a best answer! Anyway I voted for the above, it was very thorough and informative. Thanks B Frank! Report It
Reply:Thanks for your comment.
Enjoy your reading (and study) of Tolkien and Lewis. You can't beat 'em.
And if being addicted to Y!A means you ask good questions like this one--well, that ain't so bad, is it? Report It
Reply:yeah that's what they say ....suppoudsedly the debate was that The Lord of the Rings was better than The Chronicles of Narnia......C.S.Lewis started writing the Chronicles, and when he was in about book two, The Lord of the Rings started geting published and stole the light from Mr Lewis so supoudsedly Mr Lewis got mad at Mr Tolkien telling him he shuold have waited a little longer to publish his books so blah blah i dont believe any of it because I've read The Chronicles of Carnia, The Space Trilogy, and The Lord of the Rings, and I am starting the Screwtape Letters by C.S. lewis, and that book was dedicated to Mr Tolkien. so i dont think we should believe stories told my people who didnt like that Mr C.S. lewis showed the Christan faith to Mr Tolkien
Anyways...C.S. Lewis was the famous Oxford professor who wrote the Chronicles of Narnia %26amp; the Space Trilogy series. Tolkien was the author of the Lord of the Rings. My friend said that there was a debate between those two and that Lewis wrote his series to counteract Tolkien or something like that. I dug up a few things in research about their friendship, and that they were very good members of the Inkling club but I found nothing about debates.
If you have a link or book to refer to, I'd appreciate it!
What was the debate between C.S. Lewis and Tolkien?
I doubt that their relationship would be characterized as anything as formal as a debate, or even a deep-seated rivalry. But there were differences which were probably exacerbated in the 1950s.
Tolkien was Catholic; Lewis was Anglican. Tolkien was an introvert, reserved, enjoying solitude, and the quiet company of as small group of associates, as in the Inklings; Lewis was an extravert, somewhat loud and boisterous. Lewis was known to have made comments about women as "the weaker sex"; Tolkien may have been uncomfortable with these comments,whether or not he was with the sentiments. Lewis wrote a number books on Christian apologetics that became "evangelical," something that Tolkien would not have done, or perhaps approved of altogether.
In the 1950s, Lewis's Narnia books became very popular bringing him a lot of pubic attention, including reading his works on the radio; Tolkien's works had not yet come to such public prominence. As erudite as they both were, Tolkien was probably a more serious and meticulous scholar than Lewis; Lewis, a more articulate critic than Tolkien. Then Lewis left Oxford for Cambridge. Lewis had been a bachelor for most of his life; Tolkien was married and a family man. I have heard hints that he may not have approved of Lewis's eventual marriage to Joy Davidman, a divorcee.
None of this--even if it is all true--would have constituted a "debate" or "rivalry."
I suspect that Tolkien was not as appreciative of the Narnia series as Lewis would have been of, say, The Hobbit. For three reasons: (1) Lewis obviously designed the Narnia books to be more popular with readers, less demanding than Tolkien's; (2) Lewis made more eclectic use of his mythic sources, including Greek, Roman, Christian, as well as Anglo-Saxon whereas Tolkien was more narrowly "English" with careful attention to their Celtic and/or Scandinavian sources; (3) the Narnia books were obviously Christian in content, perhaps even allegorical: Tolkien's were not. In fact, though the LotR series appears to many readers to reflect (somewhat allegorically) on the evil of Hitler and Nazism, Tolkien insisted that that was not his intention.
If there was tension between the two authors, probably it stemmed from Tolkien's lack of enthusiasm for the popularity, mythological eclectism, and Christian allegory of the Narnia stories. Simply reading The Hobbit and The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe together will, in fact, demonstrate these differences in their style, stories, and consciousness of their readers.
However, unless biographers have come up with lesser known details of their relationship, I suspect that the distance between them had more to do with Lewis's change in position and marital status than with any open disagreement or rivalry. I feel certain that none of their fiction was written in a spirit of debate with one another.
Reply:Whoops, I forgot to pick a best answer! Anyway I voted for the above, it was very thorough and informative. Thanks B Frank! Report It
Reply:Thanks for your comment.
Enjoy your reading (and study) of Tolkien and Lewis. You can't beat 'em.
And if being addicted to Y!A means you ask good questions like this one--well, that ain't so bad, is it? Report It
Reply:yeah that's what they say ....suppoudsedly the debate was that The Lord of the Rings was better than The Chronicles of Narnia......C.S.Lewis started writing the Chronicles, and when he was in about book two, The Lord of the Rings started geting published and stole the light from Mr Lewis so supoudsedly Mr Lewis got mad at Mr Tolkien telling him he shuold have waited a little longer to publish his books so blah blah i dont believe any of it because I've read The Chronicles of Carnia, The Space Trilogy, and The Lord of the Rings, and I am starting the Screwtape Letters by C.S. lewis, and that book was dedicated to Mr Tolkien. so i dont think we should believe stories told my people who didnt like that Mr C.S. lewis showed the Christan faith to Mr Tolkien
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