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[Console Grade Book Learn Much form It]
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11/3/2002 1:28:22 AM |
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Josh Nixon
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This is a project i did for my six weeks project in school. Which i was pretty much finished the day she assigned it. It was a group project, and i felt i could take it on myself and made a 100. THis are very detailed. This is all dynamic data wize and run all in one class.
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 11/3/2002 1:33:37 AM: Josh Nixon
As ussual feel free to vote or comment.
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11/5/2002 12:47:31 AM:
Hi Josh!
To inform the compiler that one or several functions
have been compiled in C, we have to write
the function prototypes as follows:
extern
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11/5/2002 12:58:23 AM:
Hi Josh!
To inform the compiler that one or several
functions have been compiled in C, we have
to write the function prototypes as follows:
extern "C" //single function
extern "C" //multiple functions
{
function prototypes
}
But can you please tell me how I do this?
Please give me an example.
In my assignment I must not use #include<..>.
Thanks you very much.
Danyel.
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11/18/2002 1:31:16 PM:
I'll start c++ next month at school, I wanted to have
a state before action! I will sureley be back! Keep up the good work!
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