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while it would be a great exercise, there is no need what so ever. from a learning point of view, yes its a great way to learn. but i feel that many people get confused and think higher level languages like c++ are not good for some reason. if its already been done for you, use it. like...

whatchya got!

i agree 100% i predict that not long AFTER the GTR comes out we will see a new supra. i love how all these people come on here speaking in absolutes like they actually know something.

looks much better. you dont need int main(int argc, char *argv[]) only int main() youre not using any parameters passed from the command line.

well then maybe you shouldnt post dumb shit like that without even letting on in your original post that it was a joke.

because as far as i am aware, they already have a schedule for phasing out production of parts on discontinued models. again, a new supra shouldnt have any effect on this.

im not 100% positive, you can ask jeff lange for this one, but i am pretty sure toyota stops producing replacement parts at specific dates after that of manufacture. it wont make a difference if a new supra comes out. they will still stop making parts regardless.

hardly. i read the last part where he says that toyota wont give a damn about the mkiii if a new supra came out, sorry but uh... NEWSFLASH! toyota currently dosn't give a damn about mkiii owners now in any way shape or forum. and why should they?

alright a better way to go about this is to simply use opposite/hypotenuse for your value of sin. these artificial restrictions make this problem so impractical that it becomes difficult to find the solution to relatively easy problem. i understand your professor is trying to challenge...

sin should only take one parameter. EDIT: still working on it...

sorry, ok i see more weird things here. x is declared in main() AND passed to your sin(...) function, yet in your sin(..) function as stated earlier, you are assigning a different value to x. you should redesign the entire thing and post back, itll make it easier for me to help you. ill even...

example: float sin(float x, int n) { ifstream fin("ang.txt"); fin>>x; do { if (n==0) return 1; else fin.close(); return (power(-1,n)*power(x,(2*n)+1))/fact((2*n)+1); } while(!fin.eof()); in main() you pass x to sin(float x, int n) HOWEVER in sin(...) you assign a value...

alright id suggest a complete rewrite of that program. the design of your functions are needlessly complicated. your functions should take the parameters and return the value and nothing more. all data used from your input stream should be taken care of in main() also, you are...

put a breaker bar on it and use a hammer.

wtf are you talking about? turbo cars have 2 cats, NA cars have one.

that car in the first link is in nice shape and well worth whatever hes asking. fuck you guys who say otherwise. go buy a honda.

i have the bfg gforce sports, they are cheap and perform very well, especially for the price.

with a walbro and 550s i get terrible mileage in the city. on the highway i can manage to get 21mpg if i take it slow and stay out of boost.

youll have to change either the clips or the sensors (your choice) by the tstat housing. everything else will be the same.

fuel cut is a good thing. once you hit it, you back off. dont stand on it while its hitting fuel cut. that bucking cant be good for the driveline.