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you can...

you could write your own version of command.com

it's a program after all....

or just create a bootable floppy (format a: /s)
and change/create autoexec.bat

to run a single...

using MP gives you lots of power...

but generally have two processors doesn't add up to their sum.

ie. two PIII 500s will not add up to a 1 GZ cpu...it'll be slightly slower just from the...

if he's using windows XP, i assume ntldr is handeling his dualbooting....

in that case...all u'd have to do is edit your boot.ini file off your primary particion and delete the reference to your...

does anyone know of a good professional developer tool for linux.


something with a gui interface, a decent debugger, etc.

I've used KDevelop briefly, but wasn't too impressed with it, though...

if you're new to Linux either Red Hat or Mandrake would work best.. they're both geared toward newbiest

ie. they're the windows of linux distro...point and click and the follow the KISS...

ok, i took ur advice, now it doesn't abend abnormally...

it doesn't print the output for the sort.

ie. myshell> cat myfile || sort

until after i exit from the parent

new version of...

i was wondering if anyone could give me a hint as to what i'm doing wrong...

program takes in a two commands and pipes them using the || instead of the standard unix pipe ( | ).

it runs the...

just a suggestion, but if you wanna get started fast and easy, without getting into all the details, u can always try webmin for linux

do a google search for it, u'll get a link for it.

it's...

hi all,

i'm trying to include some basic x86 code as inline assembly in a C program. worked fine on my own pc i was using nasm && gnu lib gcc/g++ as my compilers.

my only real question is...

after reading all these replies....wouldn't it be simpler to just sort the numbers...

it would make life simple...but personally i live by the KISS philosophy...so i'm slightly biased.

let me know if i need to post the full source, it could help.

hi all,

before i get any post about how pointless a recursive insertion is...i know it is...but it's for an assignment...and i've been playing around w/ it 'till the point where i can't tell...

to the best of my knowledge... u can't do it using conio.h

which is the graphic library w/h Turbo C uses.

the basis of it is...

C++ builds on C...

it's a good idea if u understand C before you pick up C++,

though it's not necessery...

as to the question if companies still code in C...

at first glance, i'd say there has got to be quite a few things u could do to make this code less ugly...

it's just ewwwww....

man...put it some loop when u're building the arrays instead of...

just curious...but any reason why u're using pointers to ints instead of just having straight out integers.

if u're gonna be using pointers anyways...why not making void *, u could use them then...

what graphic library are u using...

if u're using conio.h which comes with Turbo C (awful compiler btw) it'll only support 16 colors, and 16 blinking colors (very useful to drive your teacher...

if u're too lazy to write it urself....

here's a wild idea.

#include <queue.h>

how about actually fixing the damn code to make windows, *shock* an actually stable OS....

one that doesn't crash every 20 clock cycles.

hey,

nice code...i just have one question.. is the variable UNIX and WIN defined no matter which compiler u use?

that looks pretty slick if it is....

also, would u need to use LINUX if...

ok...

first of all...i'm not even getting into the MSFT vs. *nix war...

that's one debate that just gives me headaches and is purely pointless...

u can like 'em or hate 'em, ur still forced...

hi all,

i have a question is there a way to make cin to read in all characters... i just use it straight out (ie cin >> ch; )

it never grabs the \t \n and other such characters....

i want...

one...pick up a book on either C OR C++ and read up on 'em...

anything u can do in C u can do in C++ but no the other way around.

C uses malloc, realloc (i think) and free to handle dynamic...

not exactly sure what ur trying to do but try to trim that function down to its bare necessities and see if the recursion works,

then add the rest of the code.

recursion can be a royal b**** to...

here's one that works pretty nicely.


system("cls"); use this if ur running under windows.
system("clear"); or this if ur running under *nix.

if u wanna get fancy u can...