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also you might wanna take a look at numerical recipes book:

http://lib-www.lanl.gov/numerical/index.html

not exactly algorithm but sort of...

regards,

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hello,

i've very recently started learning visual programming with MFC. It seems that making forms in vcc is a bit of a pain, at least compared to borland c++ builder...

i've heard some people...

Salem, you are DA MAN!!!

what a great answer! just says it all. To tell you the truth, when i posted i didn't think there'd be a fix to the problem.

found the function you said in msdn. I'll do...

hi,

i'm trying to do some fast text processing on files, and it seems that the bottleneck in terms of speed is reading and writting to the file.

the processing is very fast. is there any way...

thanks for the help guys...and sorry for late reply.


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hi,

when using the register keyword, the variable is stored in the cpu.....

does anyone know how many register variables you can have in a function? assuming x86 architecture...

Thanks
...

The configuration files in unix are in the /etc , /etc/rc directories usually.

Appart from unix itself rc files, which usually follow some convension, applications do their own thing half the time.

lol...

yes, that was very obvious...sorry man...and thanks for replying


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Are there any people here that are programming on any unix clones proffesionaly? ie making a living out of it?

I will describe my problem to you and hope for answers, espesially from professional...

hi Salem, thanks for the example. just a couple of questions on it...the:

while ( (val=va_arg(ap,int)) != 0 )

is it automaticaly incremented (to point to the next argument) ?

also all the:...

hi, i heard it's possible to do functions with variable-length argument list. is that true? if so, where can i find more info about it?

i mean, how are they prototyped etc

thanx

null

maybe try getting the input as string, then take the string and check each char of it if it is ok. if yes do an atof(...) to convert to float...

is that what you are trying to do?

hello, well this is a bit difficult question...

if you know c programming, and some theory of OS workings, how can you make the transition into kernel programming etc?

in general, i find it a...

There is much of what you are looking for in:

www.harmony-central.com

look in the software and computer sections...


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ok man. here is your info:

Memory Management Structures
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http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/memory/memman_2rw3.asp

hope it helps.

take...

hi again. here are some links for you, seems what you looking for...

HOWTO: Make C DLL More Accessible to VB with a Type Library
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q189/1/33.ASP
...

yep, it's all windows api. check the msdn, there is an article on how windows handle virtual memory. there is an article about it.

the way it's done is that there is an api function and a...

damn, i've seen an article on this on the web but cant remember where it is...

make a search at www.codeguru.com it's probably around there. also, in the same site, check the discussion boards...

yea. i've heard that Petzold's stuff is bible for api. btw, have you tried mfc at all? you still have to use a lot of api there but it's a bit more user-friendly...

hi no-one. once i made a dll in vcc (cant remember now) but i remember there was a defs file involved. do you need that?

it seems that there are many different ways of doing dll, or i got it all...

Salem, once again thank you for your answer. that's all i wanted to know about if (for the moment...) :-)

pinko_liberal, yes you got to do that. first goes the array of pointers and then the...

hi again. again on the subject of dynamic memory allocation for arrays of strings, or whatever, is there any c function or any other way in general that catches memory leaks or tell how much mem is...

Sebastiani, see what you mean. do you know, if you call a function say func2() from whithin funct1(), is there any difference between calling func2() by name and calling func2() through a pointer to...

hi zen. thanx for the info. i'm looking into it now...

found a cool link if anyone cares:

http://www.newty.de/CCPP/FPT/em_fpt.html

or

http://www.function-pointer.org/

larry, i was just asking people of this thread or whoever if it's still used or not so i stop use it if it's not necessary.

wasnt meaning that you have to use it or that you forgot it or anything...