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I want to be able to do it programmically.
Adding the '~/' leads to a bad access error.
I just want to be able to be able to have a c'string with the file name and for the program to output the file to the directory my project is in. Is there any option for this?
Forgive my stupidity because I am an absolute Unix noob. However would I simply chnage the directory? I'm using the GUI to mainly run things, is there an option there where I could change the working directory?
You're absolutely right though I was able to create files there. I am a supreme idiot. It is outputting the file just to the directory the executable is in which is Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/ProjectName/Build/products/debug/file.
Now for my last question...How do change the workign...
So new development. if I reverse the backslash in the output filename to a fowardslash the program runs without throwing an error. However when I go to find the results, the file simply isn't there. Now I know when I run this in visual studio, the file is automatically created and everything is...
I don't think it has anything to do with the array/structure. For instance when I access each of the variable in the structure below:
if(OUTPUT_FORMAT == 1){
while (!outputs.empty()) {
outy = outputs.front();
tempy[0] = outy.transfer_id;
tempy[1] =...
Hey guys I have a piece of code that I developed in using Visual Studio 2010 and now I need to run the code on my laptop which is a OSX machine. I know that I can't run visual studio on OSX so I'm trying to run it using XCODE. Most of the program runs fine...The only problem is when I go to...
So I'm trying to write a program which uses queues of structs and I have the following code snippet for example:
#include <queue>
struct packet {
int transfer_id;
int begin_loc[2];
int end_loc[2];
int num_cc_bus_wait;
int num_cc_router_wait;
int...
I reread what I said and you're completely right and I am deeply apologetic. Anyway the characters are random and you basically have to find how many words are in the stream of characters.
Well I'll try to put them up later if necessary but I will tell you this: They're made so that they won't finish in a reasonable amount of time using the naiive search. I have to make an algorithm so that it finishes in atleast 2 hours. Remeber the text file is just a bunch of random...
OK so mike you are right, but I think you need to know some additional details. The dictionary file contains all the valid english words (somewhere around 35K+ words). The text file is a standard text file except its 826 MB big. Yea that's alot, so having a naive algorithm verses a more advanced...
OK so here's the problem, I have 2 files: a large text file with a wide assortment of words, and a large dictionary file containing all valid english words. I have to develop an algorithm which would check and count the number of valid english words in the large text file. OK so i know this is...
Basically our problem was to create a defragmentation algorithm to defragment an array of integers between 0 and 99. We were given a disk class which is basically a vector with a move function(this is our only means of moving array elements around). Each element of the array is an integer which...
Basically I'm writing a C program to read in a list of numbers from a file and output their binary mirrors and number of bit 1's in their binary representation. The file has a 32 bit unsigned decimal number on each line and the number of lines has not been specified. So I wrote the following...
What do people use to draw logic circuits(i.e. CPU designs)? I've tried visio but its default isn't very good for this. I've now tried gliffy and it sucks. Is there a special program / web app you guys use? Something not bloated and simple?