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StupidSteve 11-Apr-11 10:17am View

Yes you are right:) thank you very much for your reply and help:)

StupidSteve 11-Apr-11 5:49am View

O, i realized that i am using the VC complier in VC2010 but the GCC compiler in CD, does the VC complier has more useful features that makes its speed lower?

BTW, I really love using VC to debug--- it works much better when debugging a program.

StupidSteve 11-Apr-11 5:39am View

Now i also doubt that VC2010 has more "visual effect" and caused the relatively low running speed, I am using CD 10.05 and VC2010professional at the same time--- believe that I can sense the different of speed---- maybe the difference has nothing to do with the compiler-- but its because of the different software platform.

StupidSteve 10-Apr-11 21:42pm View

Thank you Albert! Now i understand your points:)

Thank you so much that you helped me so many times!~

StupidSteve 10-Apr-11 21:41pm View

Thank you so much Krmed! I've tried you method and it worked out okay~

After that i improved my program by adding a sentence "printf("\n");"right after defining int in the printarray function.

so next time when I want to call an array into a function i have to pass the address of the first element in that array, am i right?

StupidSteve 10-Apr-11 20:43pm View

it complies and runs the same program faster than VC, nevertheless that it's coding is more intelligent than VC-- it could automatically fill in some characters so that you don't have to type again~have a try~

StupidSteve 10-Apr-11 7:35am View

Thank you very much and I know that pointer is more powerful when manipulating data----the problem is i am following the K&R C bible and i am forcing myself to achieve this function using very basic sentences....

StupidSteve 10-Apr-11 6:34am View

Thank you very much but I forgot to inform you that my original sentence was for(i=0; i

StupidSteve 9-Apr-11 23:08pm View

Hi!~ Albert!
I find that there is an option of choosing "which compiler you would like to use?" and I chose "GNU GCC" compiler, is this the option you mean?

StupidSteve 9-Apr-11 23:01pm View

You are right, I think what I was firstly doing yesterday with CodeBlocks was not so "enforced" enough with C's rules. And I changed it into (.cpp) and it turned to be okay.

But in the CodeBlocks (for more info you may check its wikipedia website http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Codeblocks), I remembered clearly that I built a console project and add a C file (.c) as a headfile to this project. Maybe there is some other method to force Codeblocks to compile in C and I will try to find it.

I think VC is better for a beginner, for it enforces the rules. But i really like CodeBlocks--- its faster.

Thank you very much for your help!~

StupidSteve 9-Apr-11 8:54am View

okay i know it~ Thanks alot~
have a nice weekend:)

StupidSteve 9-Apr-11 8:46am View

BTW, could you answer my question above？
what on earth leads to this kind of difference between CodeBlocks and VC in debugging a program?
which piece of my code is more acceptable in form?

THX alot

StupidSteve 9-Apr-11 8:26am View

Oops...i think i have to tell you that in China there is something works like a "reverse magic" when naming something, i wanna be smart so i picked this funny cybername:)
Nevermind~ and i just wonder which is better for a newcomer to C just like me---the CodeBlocks or the VC? do you have an advice?

StupidSteve 8-Apr-11 13:14pm View

yes you are right!
i should type () firstly before typing anything between them---- so it makes this kind of typo happens less often~

Thanks for your advice!

StupidSteve 8-Apr-11 13:08pm View

okay~I finally understand your points~
in fact i was thinking that perhaps your were programming in kind of German C:)
BTW, I like German VERY　MUCH!~

StupidSteve 8-Apr-11 12:30pm View

And I finally find out what's wrong with my 2nd program...

it should be :
...
while ((c=getchar())!=EOF)
...

so it's a typo... :)

StupidSteve 8-Apr-11 12:05pm View

Thank you very much...but... i cannot read your code and i copied them into VC2010 and several errors had been detected out...

Thank you all the same~!

StupidSteve 8-Apr-11 12:02pm View

I rewrite it into:

while ((c=getchar())!=EOF)
{

if (c!=' ')
{
if (state==OUT)
{
printf(" ");
state=IN;
putchar(c);
}
else putchar(c);
}
else state=OUT;
}
system("Pause");

}

and the first program works out okay~ finally ~

StupidSteve 8-Apr-11 12:00pm View

O! I finally understand that! It is such a mistake...

Thank you so much!!!!

StupidSteve 8-Apr-11 11:38am View

Okay, THX for your comment and I am also a newcomer to this website:)

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