Cross Platform Compilers
Question: Is there a C++ compiler that I can use to go cross-platform with development?I need to develop the same DLLs for AS400, Sun, and Windows. Answer: I’m not sure
Question: Is there a C++ compiler that I can use to go cross-platform with development?I need to develop the same DLLs for AS400, Sun, and Windows. Answer: I’m not sure
Question: In my ASP page, I open an ODBC connection with: Set Conn = Server.CreateObject(“ADODB.Connection”)Conn.CommandTimeout = 600Conn.open “Database_name”,”Username”,”password”. How can I avoid hardcoding the password in the ASP source? Answer:
Question: Using even the most basic default constructor, such as ” mapm; ” , causes a debug error creating huge compiler warnings in Visual C++ and MS Visual Studio 6.0.
Question: I’m using Microsoft SQL Server 6.5, Active Server Pages (ASP), and ActiveX Data Objects (ADO). When I retrieve a string with a value of “New York” from the table
Question: I am trying to overload the istream operator >> to work with type “bool”. From my point of view the code looks okay, except the VC++ 6.0 compiler tells
Question: How can I display the date and time a file was uploaded to my Web server using ASP? Answer: If you can access the file from an ASP page,
Question: Is it possible to overload the ‘subscripting operator’ [] so it will take char * as the index, similar to an array? For example: I want to write a
Question: How do I connect to an Access database that resides on a network server other than the Web server? My goal is to query the Access database and display
Question: I get an “Access violation at address…” error, when I run my program. An error occurs on line “scanf(…)” but I can’t figure out what is wrong. Answer: In