KK> runit += "-m -z /stuff/mp3s/example.mp3";
 KK>    If you are using Borland, look into using strcat() for adding
 KK>    strings together. If you don't have a String class with your
 KK>    compiler, then there is a simple one in SNIPPETS, and I can
        I have borland turbo c++ 4.5 (i think), and DJGPP here.  I think I'm 
going to use DJGPP to compile with, and the strcat() function works great.
 KK> //  The commented section above would work if my &%!@ Borland
 KK> //  compiler would have a working istream.getline() function.
 KK> //  It should work in any NORMAL C++ compiler! :)
 KK> //  I only get an Undefined Symbol error.
        Ok, I'll have to try it.  So far, that is the only part giving me 
trouble.  You wouldnt happen to know of any program that can convert 
QuickBasic source code into C++ source code, would you?  Even if it only did 
a half-ass job, I think it would be easier for me (since im still learning c) 
to try to fix whatever the conversion doesnt do right, instead of starting 
from scratch.  Then from there I can look over the code to see how it works.
Thanks
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