#include <iostream>
#include <conio.h>
using namespace std;
class test
{
public:
int i;
test(){cout<<"ctor"<<endl;};
~test(){cout<<"dtor"<<endl;};
};
int main(int argc, char *argv[ ], char *envp[ ] )
{
test *t1 = new test();
test *t2 = new test();
cout<<"In the middle"<<endl;
delete t1;
delete t2;
while(!kbhit());
return 0;
}
cout<<...
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I'm looking for 15 minutes to this piece of code, and I really can't figure out why the fuck it does not print anything. I probably am too tired, or I don't know...
Any ideas?
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And nothing else matters - Metallica
[edited by - Gabriel Fleseriu on May 3, 2002 6:12:53 PM]
Well, you can try this:
test *t1 = new test;
instead of:
test *t1 = new test();
If thispost = 0 Then
GoBack()
Else
Read()
End If
test *t1 = new test;
instead of:
test *t1 = new test();
If thispost = 0 Then
GoBack()
Else
Read()
End If
Works fine for me.
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Errr..to all:
Yes, it compiles (c'mon, man!)
"new test;" instead of "new test();" gets me nothing.
VC++6.0SP5, W2k, STLPort.
[edit]got it (halfways): if I run from the ide (both F5 or Ctrl+F5) it doesn't work. If I run the exe, it works. God knows why
[edited by - Gabriel Fleseriu on May 3, 2002 6:28:18 PM]
Yes, it compiles (c'mon, man!)
"new test;" instead of "new test();" gets me nothing.
VC++6.0SP5, W2k, STLPort.
[edit]got it (halfways): if I run from the ide (both F5 or Ctrl+F5) it doesn't work. If I run the exe, it works. God knows why
[edited by - Gabriel Fleseriu on May 3, 2002 6:28:18 PM]
Ok.. Just had to ask 
It works ok for me too. Both VC++6.0 Sp5 and GCC 2.95.2, so I don''t know what could be wrong with it.. Just did some handy cut & paste job, and it compiled straight out of the (source)box..
It works ok for me too. Both VC++6.0 Sp5 and GCC 2.95.2, so I don''t know what could be wrong with it.. Just did some handy cut & paste job, and it compiled straight out of the (source)box..
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quote:Original post by Rickmeister
Ok.. Just had to ask
It works ok for me too. Both VC++6.0 Sp5 and GCC 2.95.2, so I don''t know what could be wrong with it.. Just did some handy cut & paste job, and it compiled straight out of the (source)box..
That is (was... see the edit in the other post) my problem. If I cannot get that running, I probably have to kill myself !!!!!!!
quote:Original post by Gabriel Fleseriu
If I cannot get that running, I probably have to kill myself !!!!!!!
Maybe try reinstalling VC before you try a more permanent solution??
[edited by - Rickmeister on May 3, 2002 7:00:12 PM]
If you are useing MSVC, you might try creating a new project. If the project is a Win32 app or a dialog app, i don''t think they can print from COUT. You should make it a win32 console? app. don''t have my compiler in front of me.
maybe it''s closing the dos window before you''ve seen it.
i know you''re checking for a key press but try it by clicking the icon instead of pressing f5.
maybe a rebuild all
i know you''re checking for a key press but try it by clicking the icon instead of pressing f5.
maybe a rebuild all
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