Thank you very much for all of your help and suggestions, Codeplug.
I haven't had much time to code this week nor have I thoroughly read your post, but it looks very insightful and I will begin...
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Thank you very much for all of your help and suggestions, Codeplug.
I haven't had much time to code this week nor have I thoroughly read your post, but it looks very insightful and I will begin...
Excellent suggestion, Codeplug.
I've made a lot of progress since your post and have decided to implement non-blocking sockets into my program. I have one question though:
How do you send out...
Thanks. It's good to be back! 8)
That suggestion may be of some help down the line, however I'd like to show you an example of what I'm trying to do in code format:
void queryServers(int...
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I am trying to determine the best possible solution to accomplish a simple, yet complex task.
I've been working on a new project for quite some time and have written a custom framework...
Congratulations! :cool:
@prog-bman: Real busy to say the least. I remembered this site just about a week ago and said "Hey, let me go there and post again". Heh. Hope to see you all around!
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I thought I'd share a funny story with you all that happens to be true. There are two people conversing back and forth via eMails.
Jerry A. Taylor -- City Manager of Tuttle, Oklahoma...
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I've grown to like the MinGW Developer Studio suite. It resembles VC 6 in alot of ways. This package is a Cross-Platform C/C++ IDE for GNU GCC Compiler systems.
Linux Screenshots
I...
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2) You can have a look at my signature or view this short document I wrote about it: Locating a Segmentation Fault
And/or, view this detailed CBoard article: Debugging Segmentation...
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This is a good thread. Through my research of the standard function fflush(), I've realized that it is taken out of context by alot of programmers. For instance, this MSDN article explains...
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Well, I just checked my eMail this morning, and I did receive it. Heh, it's getting close to the deadline; it's time I grade all of the submissions. I'm about to look over the eMail.
...
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Submission received. Thanks for participating. :cool:
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Alright,
I do see what you mean. And I just realized that what I was trying to do was a bit pointless.
Here I wanted data[0] to point to ptr, data[1] to pch, and so forth. Thus I could allocate...
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As a first note, I have done a lot of board searching on topics such as: "array of functions" and so forth, but can't find a definite solution.
My question is this: is it possible to...
Hmm,
Well if we back up the story some, who in their right mind would throw a computer out?
It's no better than throwing out a credit card statement, and hoping that no one will come across it....
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This thread may help: pointers
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A few issues. If you want to use a do-while loop, you can use it without the infinite for loop. Also:
while (temp=!-300)Seems wrong, did you mean to do:
while (temp!=-300);Here's a small...
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I have a simple question, and I can't seem to find an answer to it via Google. I have viewed the comp.lang.c FAQ, and I occasionally find a statement that looks like the following:...
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Just wanted to wish Dave Sinkula a happy 35th birthday!
P.S. This could have been served by PM, but I wanted everyone else to get a chance to celebrate too.
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Maybe the following links can help:
VIA Arena Drivers Section (Note: Select Linux distro. On the right, select Audio and scroll down until you find VT8233)
VIA VT8233 sound with Red...
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Current:
while((c=getchar())!='\n && ch!=EO);
Correct:
while((c=getchar())!='\n' && c!=EOF);
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All variables must be declared before use, although certain declarations can be made implicitly by context. A declaration specifies a type, and contains a list of one or more variables of...
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The switch statement is a multi-way decision that tests whether an expression matches one of a number of constant integer values, and branches accordingly.
switch (expression) {
case...
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The standard operators are +, -, *, /, !, and ^; where ^ represents the exponential operator, and ! represents factorial.
The link I provided earlier has a figure that shows Operator...
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Expression evaluators I've seen do this for evaluation. To our surprise Infix notations are not as simple as they seem, especially while evaluating them. To evaluate an infix expression we...