PAM also works really really good with programs like this:
http://www.google.com/search?q=Pluggable+Authentication+Module
also for crypt to encrypt the users password to MD5 (which is what all...
Type: Posts; User: Lynux-Penguin
PAM also works really really good with programs like this:
http://www.google.com/search?q=Pluggable+Authentication+Module
also for crypt to encrypt the users password to MD5 (which is what all...
You know it couldn't hurt if you got the GLIB2 (or if there is newer out) library.
http://www.gnu.org/ go to the FREE SOFTWARE DIRECTORY and search for GLIBC and GLIB and probably get GTK+ while...
yeah no problem ^_^
-LC
it's all about ADLP
Advanced Linux Programming
-LC
Perhapse GOOGLE might help
search for "Linux VPN" or something
日本語が出来れば、Googleで日本語のドクスもあるよ
no, don't get linux
if you don't have patience and understanding toward it then no, stick to windows. You SHOULD NOT GET ANY LINUX DISTRO. (just to make it more clear)
If you get enough time to...
it says your ld linker isn't working
this could be because the linker's libraries are not where they're supposed to be or it compiled incorrectly. It's not gcc's fault exactly although ld, I...
please never mind. I fixed the ASM probelm and I figured out what all that stuff meant, but I can't delete the thread. ::shrug::
The solution was:
NE:
subl $4, %esp
pushl $.lor
call...
I was looking at some ASM code for some of my programs using the 'gcc -S' option to generate it and I noticed a few things that I have NO IDEA what they do, why they are there and if they have any...
=(
that sucks, he had some really good stuph.
-LC
I am wondering what happened to vVv's FAQ, the thread is gone and only very small amounts of the great stuff it contained is on the CProgramming FAQ.
Did it get moved or deleted?
I hope I...
Does anyone know of a way I can call a function (or a method to do this without relatively over complicating the program) where I can take the MD5 check sum of a file. All else fails Ill just add a...
explain the problem more accurately. Write some code or psuedo code on how YOU think it should be.
You need to show us some effort or some ideas to work on, we really despise doing other people's...
damn, today 3 times I've been proven wrong. (incorrect english on purpose)
I need some sleep. Anyone know where I can download some?
-LC
most compilers probably will cast automatically without argument but in older times (i guess) you had to cast it. My compiler automatically does the cast but it is better to show the cast. I forgot...
yeah thanks, I don't like tyepdefs that much, I RARELY use them, but I thought I could 'trick' my compiler into accepting it. hehe bad style.
But for all intended purposes it can be good in some...
typedefs have a purpose, if they didn't and they were bad, they would be removed from the standard.
who would want to type
char*** cptrptrptr;
many times for each one you define?
it's easier...
if you don't believe me run this program on any windows C/C++ compiler.
/*****************************************************************
* EXAMPLE 1 ...
im sorry to say but that is 100% wrong.
C does NOT have a garbage collector. And the OS is not responsible for memory unallocated.
The program gets the memory by using malloc which asks the OS...
I was working on another thread and here's what I came up with:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
typedef char** char1;
typedef char1 *cptr;
void str_swap(char** str1, char** str2);
lol mine worked, and I kind of had an explanation.
-LC
the above is exactly right but I want to add something
the prototype for malloc looks like this:
void* malloc(int bytes);
now pointers are in fact typeless. They can point to anytype...
other than that it's not
0 will never appear before a number without a special flag set or a function to output it as such. Or an IF statement.
[edit]: I am again proven wrong!
-LC
wow, i'll be darned there is a way. I didn't know about setfill tho. hmm, that could prove usefull.
-LC
indeed... thanks for looking at least ^_^
int triangle (int n)
{
int h,k;
for(h=0;h<n;h++)
{
for(k=0;k<h;k++)