Recent content by bigair182

ok, I don't know if you figured it out yet, but I think your problem may be that you are accessing memory outside the bounds of your array. For example if you are using 1 2 3 4 the first loop will run 4 iterations. So you compare 2 and 3, 3 and 4, 4 and ?, and ? and ?. In the second loop you...

so this is just a chunk of code that does the actual check if the array is sorted or not, so before this part I had created an array named arr of size arrLen. The 'a' that you where referring to was a typo, sorry. So what you want is probably something like this for the sort checking algorithm...

my last one worked, just replace lessthan and greaterthan with the correct sign. bool is a type, it can either be true or false. So I am intially setting a variable of type bool called sorted to true, and if I find out the array is unsorted I put it to false. If you haven't learnt about bool...

one more time: int i=0; bool sorted=true; while(sorted==true && i"lessthan"arrLen-1) { if(arr[i]"greater than"arr[i+1]) sorted=false; i++; } if(sorted) cout "sorted.."; else cout "not";

my example got messed up... lets see if this works: int i=0; bool sorted=true; while(sorted==true && iarr[i+1]) sorted=false; i++; } if(sorted) cout

so, in your example you are first saving the array, then sorting in it and checking against the saved array, right? I think I might have a better way... bool sorted=true; int i=0; while(sorted==true && iarr[i+1]) sorted=false; i++; } if(sorted) cout

wep is actually a weaker protocol when it comes to wireless access point encryption. It is very crackable with the right tools. One of the main tools you'll need is a packet sniffer program. There are free ones, one of the best ones being kismet. I think there is a windows version. Then...

if you want to keep using azureus, make sure that you have a java jre on your computer. To do this, do a search for 'java'. For some reason you may have accidently deleted it and azureus needs it to run. As for another client I would go for utorrent. It is a good client that isn't heavy on...

tie between face to face on their farewell tour and rise against

vlc for mac: http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-macosx.html

what is it supposed to be, movie or app? If it is a movie you can use vlc to open and watch it. If its an app I think you can use Toast to mount it, and then you can get the data from there

I like transmission, fast, easy, and good UI

I thougt malcom from malcom in the middle bought that jetta

Ya, its possible I do it too. If you are using OS X, open up limewire and go to preferences, under the limewire menu, and there is an option called itunes where you can set it to automatically export to itunes. If you are on a windows machine, I am not sure of the exact steps but it is...

I figured it might have been a problem with the integrated graphics. I just stated the emulation stuff to say how its still possible to run older programs on the new intel machines