Recent content by bitm0de

Tutorials teach C first then C#? what are you talking about? The languages aren't even related. One uses the .NET framework, the other uses the C standard library. One is managed, and the other is native.

main() {} Should be: int main(void) {} most likely... And you should have return 0; at the end of main()'s scope unless you're compiling as C99 or C11.

What are you talking about? The StreamWriter instance will create the file...

That's what I was wondering... Why would anyone suggest regex for this? It's also slow for doing this task. If you stored links into some kind of list, you could easily remove the second string element.

You aren't obliged to do anything, you just don't understand how to properly make use of those asynchronous functions... The whole point is not to call Result directly from the caller and especially immediately too like that.

What response do you get that is out of the norm? Figure that out. If you can't then you won't understand how to fix your problem anyways because it's the basics... Furthermore, I don't think you really understand what is what in terms of web request wrappers in the .NET BCL. A WebClient is...

Use WebClient.DownloadData() and parse the response. Correct the request as necessary. Not sure why you want to use synchronous methods though, or why you're not using the new HttpClient class.

I still think that the syntax highlighting is a bit slow with Visual Studio, along with startup time to load and initialize all the extensions/plugins, and basic stuff that the IDE requires. But hands down, the Microsoft compiler that comes packaged with it creates some of the best code output...

I was talking about the difference between an IDE and a compiler? Also, yes I would say that he's looking for the best *something* (whether it's IDE or compiler) because it is implied by the title of this thread: "Best Compiler for C Learner ?". For Windows, it's hands down Visual Studio. And...

Actually you're wrong. The result of both: array[i] = array[i++]; And array[i] = array[++i]; Is undefined behavior. Look up sequence points. You shouldn't have code with either increment on i, and rather just i + 1... This would seem like a textbook reply to me. You don't know much about C...

And neither is Visual Studio, and Dev C++... Anybody who has been coding for years would know the difference between a compiler and an IDE. You haven't mentioned ANY compilers like OP asked for. Does anybody know what a compiler is on this forum? :S The best compiler for learning C I...

Nice copy and paste from MSDN.