Cheat Engine

[guernica]

my friend recommended me to a video tut that deals with an older version of microsoft visual C++(version 6) so i downloaded version 6, watched a few chapters of the tut, made a program, it compiled fine, it ran fine, it executed fine from the compiler, but when i try to run it outside of the compiler, it just displays the data real fast and closes in less than a second. i think it has to do with the endl command. should i just download the newest version of MS visual C++ and get a more up to date tut?

[HomerSexual]

cin.ignore();
cin.get();





use those to make the program pause until you hit enter. The endl makes it so that the next line will be down one. Example:

So say i wanted
a new line right here

cout << "So say i wanted"<<endl<<"a new line right here";

little example thingy

eidt: get the new vs

[guernica]

alright thanks a lot. is everything that i know so far still going to be able to be applied to the vs or am i going to need an up to date tut?

[HomerSexual]

it will be fine for what you're doing now.

[guernica]

I think 'll find an up to date tut anyways... I already downloaded 9.0 it and some of the headers that I've been using aren't even in the version 9.0 library. and I've been using void main() and I've heard that causes some problems in later versions. is cplusplus.com any good?

[HomerSexual]

im curious what headers you were using?

and yes it is.

[Spawnfestis]

By using these two, it'll cover the most basic stuff I guess.

[HomerSexual]

or if you dont want to use that namespace you have to use std::cout or std::cin

std:: infront of the api

[Spawnfestis]

[atom0s]

[guernica]

not if you use "using namespace std;"

thanks for the help everyone.

[atom0s]

[guernica]

my bad. ill never correct someone again.