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well, luckily ive found my windows installer out of my "old treasure box" . :D

ive succesfully installed it in the vmware virtual disk, but now when i try to run an application(specifically...

hello everyone,

do you know where to download a windows xp sp3 vmdk file?
im trying to run windows in my vmware player but i learned that you need to install
the os again, unfortunately i dont...

thanks a lot man!

ive completely installed spim!
now time for some programming action! :D

have a nice day!!

but now i have this error


/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lXaw
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
make: *** [xspim] Error 1


ive already installed a C compiler, flex and bison...

thanks man! ive fixed this error

..gosh there's many requirement to install spim

Hello Everyone!

Im installing spim on ubuntu which i got from SPIM MIPS Simulator.
Ive followed the steps but suddenly i got these following errors.


...

so is this correct?



current=head;
while(current!=NULL){
fwrite(current, sizeof(pokemon_t), 1, bfp);
current=current->next;
}

typedef struct pokemon{
char name[20];
char type[20];
struct pokemon *next;
}pokemon_t;

FILE *bfp;
pokemon_t pokemon;

my compiler did not showed any warning..
and i also included stdio and std lib..

so how should the code in reading the file be? whats the correct code?

but i have problems on writing the linked list on the binary file...


assuming that head is the head pointer of the linked list..

current=head;
while(current!=NULL){...

here is my code





bfp=fopen("TEMPORARY.bin", "ab+");

head=(pokemon_t *)malloc(sizeof (pokemon_t));
strcpy(head->name, "pikachu");

ok..now i get it...

how about in reading all the data in the file....

so i will use a ptr that will point to the head of the list...then the ptr walks..

i used fseek and fread (included in a...

thanks tabstop....:D

how about in fwriting the linked lists
will i do this?

head is the head pointer of the linked lists..

fwrite(&head, sizeof(pokemon_t), 1, bfp) or
fwrite(&pokemon,...

so what i will do now...is open the file...read the structures...link it...then close the file....add the new structure (in alphabetical)

open the file again...with "wb+"....then write the link...

so if i will rewrite the file.. how can i do that?



i am opening the file like this

bfp=fopen("myfile.bin", "ab+");

so if i will just write it in place..

how can i add a new structure in the file...alphabetically...so i nid to link it..
or noy needed?

if that so...i will write the newly alphabetically arranged structures to a new .bin file right?

then...what if i need to load it? my program opens the old file...but ive written the...

because i'm adding a structure into the .bin file alphabetically...

so do i need to link it? or there are other ways?

i have a problem on how can i write a linked list structure to a binary file



typedef struct pokemon{
charn name[20];
struct pokemon *next;
}pokemon_t;

this is my structure


typedef struct pokemon{
char name[20];
char type[20];
struct pokemon * next;
}pokemon_t;

lets assume that the file has already data in...