Hallo, Javier!
I read your message about the one I posted in Spanish....
I agree with you that people outside Argentina don't know anything about
our local BBSs.
But about writing my messages in Spanish, I think that the fact that a lot
of people around the world speak English is not a valid reason for me to
write my messages in that language, because there are millions that speak
Spanish.....
And writing my messages in Spanish is a way of keeping our culture .....
(Why not?)
Anyway, I'm going to translate one of my messages (I've posted two in
Spanish), for those English speakers around there:
I'm reading a book written by Bruce Eckelt, and I have a lot of dudes...
Here you are ! :-) :
I can't understand the difference between "declare" and "define" a function.
(I understand by "defining a function" the writing of the algorithm that
the function must execute; and by "declaring", the simple execution of that
function.....    That's OK?
The writer says that there may be some errors if you give the LINKer the
names of the files (source, and so on) in the wrong order... Is it true?
What are the "streams class" (or something like that :-)) ?
What does "class" mean?. Does it mean "library"?
What is the "<<" operator used for ?
This is a fragment of the book I'm reading, where the writer talks about
the "cout" object:
"Special characters that can't be printed, are are written with "escape
sequences", which are composed of a backslash (\), followed by a special
code".....
But.... Aren't the "escape sequences" the ones used with the ANSI driver ?
I mean, aren't them the ones that need the ANSI driver installed in memory
to be printed ?
The book talks about someyhing like "C-Code Generators" and about "C++ Nati-
ve-Code Compilers"..... Do "C-Code Generators" still exist?
In many parts of the book, the writer mentions "AT&T"....What's the relation
between "AT&T" and the C (or C++) language?
Thank you very much! (I wish read anything from you.......Allright? :-))
                     Fernando Ariel Gont
(Excuse me if my message has any errors.....but I hate dictionaries!! :-) )
From Haedo, Buenos Aires, Argentina, South America, Planet Earth, Milky Way
..... (puff!)..... to the rest of the world (I can't belive it ! X-D).
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