Thank you for your help. I managed to come up with something this afternoon which looks to be working fairly well. I used the "Inverse Distance to a Power" method as opposed to straight ahead...
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Thank you for your help. I managed to come up with something this afternoon which looks to be working fairly well. I used the "Inverse Distance to a Power" method as opposed to straight ahead...
Thanks for the tips, Bubba. In your examples, however, I didn't notice a reference to the depth (Z) values, which is what I need to fill in. Determining what the X and Y positions are is fairly...
I've made a program that controls a scanner, and the output file from this program contains the [X,Y] position of the data point and the depth Z. While the region that I'm scanning may be 200 mm by...
In keeping with replying with my own threads, here's the answer:
If you're trying to access ports with Win2k or NT, buy the Universal Library CD from Measurement Computing. It cost me $85 and its...
In case anyone runs into the same problem I did, I thought I'd keep this thread alive and post an update. Turns out my problem was not so much the code, as it was the fact that I'm running Win2K. ...
Okay, apparently I had an extra semicolon after the #define statement. Now the program runs with no errors/warnings on compiling, but throws up an application error window when trying to execute the...
The outportb function was apparently from a really old version of Borland C. The updated function is _outp.
But getting _outp to work is causing some problems...
I replaced outportb with _outp...
Thank you for the tips. Here is what the program looks like now. I am getting errors on the 'outportb' command. I checked all the contents of all the included files in the sample code I was given,...
First, make a file in notepad called "textfile.txt" like this:
Paul
Bob
Joe
Mark
Larry
Then save it in the same directory as the following c program. Everything should work fine (except...
Thanks for the advice. I didn't know if this was the place to be posting oodles of code or not. But I suppose as it is a programming forum (and now that I've had a chance to view the content of...
I've been given a project which, in part, involves some data acquisition coding using a ComputerBoards DAS-08 card. I'm a complete newbie in this area, especially since I graduated in Mechanical...