Hello,
3 things I can answer:
1. Depends for what OS you write. If you write a Win2K program, it will run under Win2K. If you write a Linux program, you'll get problems getting it to run under Win2K.
4. If I understood you right, you want your program starting up every time windows is started, right ?
The easiest way is to create a shortcut to your program in autostart folder.
If you want the program to install itself, or write a setup routine, then write your program into the windows registry to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
Just write there the path to your program.
5. In C++ you also can use malloc and free, but if you want to use the new ones, they're called NEW and DELETE
example:
int *pointer = new int;
delete pointer;
Hope this helps.
RJ
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