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i want to create one program in C/C++ that will run 2 process. This is my sample code#include #include main(){ system("Run process 1"); system("Run process 2") return 0;} ;But the problem is I have to wait the "process 1" to finish first before...
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Hi..I want to know how i'm going to wrote a simple C++/C application that accept value in the first place.For example..my Application name will be "myCommand" and my value is "50". I will wrote in the command line something like this in unix base "myCommand 50".then my code will...
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hI..I got a very simple question..i got my current time in "HH:MM:SS"formathow i 'm going to calculate the new time if i got a new value in second format.for example, my current time now is 16:36:30. I got 80 second and need to add this value to my current time.What is the simply way...
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someone please gi me a code to download.It will be more easier to learn it from the sample
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