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You can use WAMP or XAMPP but you would need to copy all of the work you did offline back to the sites server. This could be a problem.

WordPress uses your hosts servers mysql database tables for posts and pages. This makes it very difficult to do work offline as youll run into all sorts of problems when doing your uploads.

The best and safest way would be to work on your content in notepad or whatever editor you like to use then just copy and paste your work to WordPress next time you go online.

Sandbox is a personal website package that provides you with a blog image gallery downloads area and the ability to create miscellaneous custom webpages.

Sandbox was originally designed by Sam OConnor as a simple package to handle some random postings and other small things. When I took over the project around version 1.0 I decided I needed more. Other blog/website packages like WordPress only did one thing. Many of them still only do one thing. Most blog packages do not also provide a good image gallery and I have not seen one yet that provides a good downloads module.

include file path

You define your function prototypes and/or class definitions in the header files and then implement them in the source files. The compiler is run against each source file and the included headers for each source file are copied into the source file. Then the compiler creates object/compiled code for the source file and spits out an object file. If another source file also includes the header file with functions implemented in another object file the linker is provided with this information so that the external symbols can be resolved during linking. When you use an IDE such as Visual C this tedious stuff normally seen in a make file is all handled for you.

Basically just remember to put the definitions in the headers and implementation in source.

Example:

Stack.h
ifndefSTACK
defineSTACK

struct StackData

char Data
StackData Node

class Stack

private:
StackData mHead

public:
Stack
virtual Stack
void Pushchar Data
char Pop void
bool IsEmpty void

endif

Stack.cpp

include Stack.h

ifndef NULL
define NULL0
endif

Stack::Stack: mHeadNULL / Constructor /

// Destructor
Stack::Stack

whilemHead NULL

StackData OldNode mHead
mHead mHeadNode

delete OldNode

void Stack::Pushchar Data

StackData NewData new StackData

NewDataData Data
NewDataNode NULL

if mHead NULL

mHead NewData

else

NewDataNode mHead
mHead NewData

char Stack::Pop void

char Result 0

ifmHead NULL

Result mHeadData

StackData OldData mHead
mHead mHeadNode
delete OldData

return Result

bool Stack::IsEmpty void

return mHead NULL

main.cpp

include iostream
include string
include string.h
include Stack.h

using namespace std

void main void

string sInput
string sOutput
Stack oStack

cout Enter a string: endl
cin sInput

for sizet i 0 i sInput.length i
oStack.PushsInputi

whileoStack.IsEmpty
sOutput oStack.Pop

if sInput.comparesOutput 0
cout It is a palindrome. endl
else
cout It is NOT a palindrome. endl

You can include filename.cpp to obtain a classes/functions but I consider it poor programming. Typically you want to include only the header and link additional source file.