Eureka!
struct termios newtio;
newtio.c_cc[VMIN]=7; // Minimum number of characters for non-canonical read.
newtio.c_cc[VTIME]=2; // Timeout in deciseconds for non-canonical read.
I found...
Type: Posts; User: joshdick
Eureka!
struct termios newtio;
newtio.c_cc[VMIN]=7; // Minimum number of characters for non-canonical read.
newtio.c_cc[VTIME]=2; // Timeout in deciseconds for non-canonical read.
I found...
I do have a file descriptor for the serial port, but according to stat(), that file has size zero.
Any other suggestions?
There's a flag for appending to a file. I think it's ios::ate or ios::app.
Linux kernel 2.6.8.1
Mandrake 10.1
I swear we've had this conversation before.
Whether you think is moral is ultimately up to how well you can rationalize it to yourself, but there's no escaping it's unethical. It clearly goes...
w00t
Is there any way to read larger chunks with read()? Normally, it will return any number of bytes it pleases less than or equal to the number provided. Currently, when reading from a serial port at...
vector<T> v;
T target;
if(v.back() == target)
{
v.erase(v.back(), v.end());
// or simply v.erase(v.back());
}
Does that work for you?
The answer to that likely is system-dependent.
It's best to send as much as you can at once. The fewer system calls you make to write this file, the better.
It sounds like you're not on a *nix platform, so you should tell us your OS and compiler.
I can tell you with a pretty good deal of certainty that the last thing you want to do is send one byte at...
I've read Beej's work and the man pages. I was sending NULL during the first attachment, and the address I was sending the second time was page-aligned.
It turns out that it works properly when...
I'm searched the Web and this board, and I've read the man pages, and I've read two books that touch on this subject. I am getting a tad fustrated.
The man pages say it's best to pass in NULL for...
I wish I had the time this summer. I think it's a great move by Google. It'd be nice if Universities followed suit.
You have my sympathy.
Have you talked to your RA about this? You could probably get him to arbitrate an agreement on temperature that will be warmer than 70°.
edit: What? No love for HTML...
void Function()
{
//myCode
}I couldn't live without lined-up braces.
int *myPointer;
For the obvious reason, to minimize the confusion over what's a pointer and what's not.
if...
For large programs, your flowchart should have a high-level viewpoint, probably only depicting how various modules interact.
You don't need it here and now while you're programming something that...
I'm currently writing a design document that will end up well over a hundred pages. Therefore, I have no sympathy for you. Sorry.
Final Fantasy
Just Final Fantasy, the original.
Drexel University has Visual Studio available for download by way of their FTP server. You should check with your college before spending your own money on it.
Dev C++ is a very nice, free...
Yes, you can do this.
platform1_debug: gcc -platform1 -debug file.c
If that's your makefile, you can invoke that particular option like so:
$> make platform1_debug
Combinatorics
You should hash the passwords before storing them. Then when a user attempts to logon, take their entered password and hash it, and compare that to what's in your record.
FAQ > How do I... (Level 3) > Accessing a directory and all the files within it
http://faq.cprogramming.com/cgi-bin/smartfaq.cgi?answer=1046380353&id=1044780608
Speaking of simplicity, how about programming an AI for the Prisoners' Dilemma?
7stud's not wrong when it comes to standard data types, but if you wanted, you could create a class and overload the () operator to allow for something similar to f(x) notation in code.