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Had a similar problem with an AMD 1333 and an ASUS MB (no boot/beeps/fan).
Apparently the CMOS battery had gotten a bit loose during transport, though it didn't look like it.
After reinserting it...

whereis doesn't do what you think it does.
whereis finds binaries, sources and manpages
You want locate, slocate or find.
Consult some SUSE people on freenode.
You'll probably have to change more...

You attempted to flame like a little twat in PM so noone notices. I don't play like that. I want an audience.
You didn't correct a typo, you removed "irrelevant parts" showing your lack of...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quintic_equation
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abel-Ruffini_theorem

Nice that you edited your last post again.
And yes, I have an answer.
They shouldn't ask you.

What a cute little troll you are.
I don't care about MS.
What they offer and what not means nothing.
You forgot to mention Win95.

Good riddance, I guess.
I already posted a wikipedia link to PAE

FreeBSD handbook:
Large memory configuration machines require access to more than the 4 gigabyte limit on User+Kernel Virtual...

27 years and you've never heard of PAE?
No 32bit OS can handle more than 4GB?
Heh, any *nix and even Win2k and Win2k3 can handle more than 4GB.
3 harddrives because of minuscule access time...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physical_Address_Extension
Who doesn't recommend more than 2.5GB?

alternate's config assistant isn't that great.
It also doesn't really assemble pieces that work together (ok it won't offer AMD cpus if you pick a motherboard for an Intel).
Example:
SilverStone...

Yes.

Yes, it may contain single/double quotes, spaces and newlines because of -print0 and -0.

find . -iname "*.pdf" -mtime +730 -type f -print0 | xargs -0 rm -f

exec is slower than xargs, since it forks a process for every single matching file.
iname is case-insensitive, thus matching...

Rule_Of_Three

Objective-C, J, Perl

I generated the first digit randomly from 1-9 and for the rest a loop generating random numbers from 0-9,
cout'ed every single one and tee'd it into number.txt. Not very efficient but simple.

2GB DDR2 and 2GB swap.
If that's not enough for the calculations itself, that's fine, but it should be enough to read it in.

I've tried setting the precision to 3.3billion as suggested, but then it just segfaults, so I tried it with 3.3million.
I've also wrapped >> in a try/catch, but it still just quits, doesn't print an...

mpf_class n;
cin >> n;
that's all.

I'm using GMP and the variable is of type mpf_class.
Even if it was too big, shouldn't it assign 0 to it and then exit the prog(since the number has to be bigger than 1),
as it does if you cin...

Hi,
I'm trying to read in a number containing 1billion digits.
The number is stored in a simple txt file (~950mb) and since it's the only value, which needs to be read in I pipe it using ./bla...

If I understood you correctly, the class List destructor should look like this, right?


~List(){
ListElement *dest;
while (data->getNext() !=NULL){
dest=data->getNext();...

Hi vart,
thanks, I edited the post above and I think it's okay now, but could you tell me if there are any problems in the code that I'm not aware of?

I changed my approach and so far it works, however I'm stuck with the delete function and could use some help.
The delete function should delete the first element in the list.

EDIT: Okay, the...

So it should be


void List::insert(const double& a){
length++;
element* newnext=data;
data =new element;
data->value=a;
data->next=newnext;
}