I'm compiling my own program and when I execute it the variables seem to
run out of storage space, because it starts to spit out garbage data.
Does anyone know what I need too change in my Borland C++ compiler store
all my variables data correctly?

i'm starting to program in c++ but I'm having many
problems....I wrote a program long time ago in c where the user
has to type the actual keys to move to the next menu ... that
is is not object oriented programming. I'd like to upgrade my
program so that the user can click on the menu and see all the
subcategories contained within the menu... sort of like
clicking on the menu file and then selecting an option from
there ....I have been told that there are codes that have been
written and design to accomplish this of 30 lines or less is
this true if so can somebody please forward it to me... also
I'd like to know what the differences are between microsoft
visual c++ and borland c++...any help would be greatly
appreaciated... thanks

Jose