Something is wrong with my C++ compilers [on hold]
- by Karol Turbiarz
WARNING!!! IT IS C++ but it uses domath ant rootBase LIBRARY, SOE I CAN MAKE SQARE ROOTS, AND OTHEr STUFF LIKE SIN, COS!!!!!!
#include <iostream>
#include <cstdio>
#include <h.2>
#include <time>
#include <math>
#include <domath>
#include <rootBase>
Then my code doesn't have any error (by the way I'm doing scientific calculator with squared root, line graphing, sin, cos, etc..) but then ...
My debbuger finds problem here:
if(math1 !== math2);
MathCouldNotReadVoid2();
Which goes to void:
void MathCouldNotReadVoid2();
{
if(math1 ==! (math3 - math2))
{
float decimalpoint();
using namespace std;
using namespace fc;
SquaredRoot();
float SquaredRootExponents(0.07839947388);
float SquaredRootExponentFormForRootFormula((SquaredRootExponents *==)+ PiV);
float SqRootFormulaStepOnePISHORTCUT(>=3.14'>DoMath<'<=7.2 * FgYt2 + 7.1107);
}
else main();
}
That's the only one of my couple steps, for SquaredRoot, but it doesn't define the "=3.14'DoMath<'<=7.2*FgYt2+7.1107" step. I know some people may not know this type of "command" from the 'rootBase' library, but maybe some of you may know... Please help...Thanks.
