yes replace char with unsigned char to enter the value beyond 127
Type: Posts; User: rajkumarmadhani
yes replace char with unsigned char to enter the value beyond 127
Do you want to count no of ones or faster method to count bits?
Hi,
In my code i am sending requests to server using HTTP / HTTPS protocol. What is SOAP request for can any body please give some inputs on this,and how to use(documents) ...
thanks
Yes that's i got the same too from below output after running the code,
a1:### ��###
b1:### ��###
c1:### ��###
But is there any...
struct X
{
char a[10];
char b[10];
};
struct X x;
memset(&x,0x20,sizeof(struct X));
struct X
{
char a[10];
char b[10];
};
struct X x;
memset(&x,0x20,sizeof(x));
Read data line by line and parse it based field values.
See Application image is .ELF format
Basically i have one application image running on hand held device. I want to update the device with the new/modified application image which is from remote server to my hand held device through...
Here Delta encoding is just form of differences between sequential data,But how the compression works, Can you please elaborate it please...
Hi,Basically i want to compress the data before transmission thru gprs, so that i can reduce the time in transmission, can any body suggest me lossless data compression algorithm.
thank you for reply
hi iam having small doubt.
what is the difference between static and static global variable.
could some body clarify.
thank you
hi,
iam new to data structures.can anybody please tell me links where to start.
thanks in adnvance.
Is it possible to emulate 16 bit compiler or 32 bit compiler in linux environment by using gcc ?
here what i mean is, will 'c' give same value on 32/16 bit compiler ? or there makes any difference.
using calloc() you can initialize it
int *a;
a = calloc(50,sizeof(int));
can fulfill.
hi,
i have a doubt on compilation on 16 bit/32 bit.
main()
{
unsigned int a=30;
int b=5;
c=a+b;
yeah the same thing iam looking for. thank you for link.
i written a small code
struct REGS inregs, outregs;
int86(18,&inregs,&outregs);
memory=outregs.x.ax;
printf("memory:%d',memory);
Hi,
i want to access processor registeres using c.but i donot know processor information(how many registres and all).
could you please tell me how to access processor info
thank you for info.i was getting doubt on it. now iam able to understand.
hi,
why cant we initialise structure variables at the time structure declaration.
struct
{
int i=10;
char a='s';
};
thank you for reply. from this i got something on structure padding and packing