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Salem |
    3057 |
1.4.2012 10:30 |
"previous definition is here - So if you change nothing else except _entry..." |
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laserlight |
2556 |
26.4.2012 10:19 |
"Quicksort Issue - ---Quote (Originally by ringoraymes)--- have redone..." |
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grumpy |
2109 |
6.1. 8:46 |
"Preference - Letters in Hexadecimal Values Upper- or Lower-Case?..." |
| 4 |
Elysia |
1850 |
25.8.2013 13:15 |
"Source code of std::sort()? - Another idea: Create a program with only..." |
| 5 |
phantomotap |
1582 |
1.9.2013 10:33 |
"Tree of different items - ---Quote--- Any ideas? ---End Quote--- O_o..." |
| 6 |
anduril462 |
1441 |
24.5.2012 23:05 |
"Client/Server Comm. Program. - Well, network/socket programming is..." |
| 7 |
std10093 |
1430 |
22.3. 17:26 |
"pass arguments to p_thread - A solution (not tested yet): I have one..." |
| 8 |
Adak |
1377 |
3.2.2013 12:02 |
"Array & Strings Problem - Counter proposal: You run it, and tell..." |
| 9 |
iMalc |
1312 |
11.10.2012 9:18 |
"Linked list of struct - Well, for crying out loud, what errors are you getting..." |
| 10 |
whiteflags |
1239 |
19.11.2012 6:48 |
"How to assign char to charater pointer in specify location - Well if it..." |
| 11 |
Matticus |
1156 |
20.10.2012 0:05 |
"Double Precision Problem - For extra fun, try "%e" instead..." |
| 12 |
oogabooga |
1063 |
31.8.2013 9:31 |
"Notepad App - There's the "rich edit" control: Rich Edit (Windows..." |
| 13 |
Elkvis |
998 |
4.4.2012 20:23 |
"Using condition_variable with unique_lock causing periodic crash (..." |
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stahta01 |
925 |
2.7.2013 5:17 |
"Writing a MOS 6502 emulator - ---Quote (Originally by Syscal)--- Should..." |
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rcgldr |
902 |
21.8.2013 19:53 |
"merge sort - top down versus bottom up - ---Quote (Originally by rcgldr..." |
| 16 |
Click here |
838 |
9.9. 14:59 |
"Tortoise and Hare Race - I will suggest that you learn about good indenta..." |
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jimblumberg |
825 |
22.4.2012 19:16 |
"Sorting array of struct inside struct - You either need to change your..." |
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AndiPersti |
795 |
25.8.2012 21:34 |
"to take input till enter is pressed - ---Quote (Originally by jwroblewski44..." |
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c99tutorial |
723 |
15.1.2013 14:57 |
"strcpy get errors - ---Quote (Originally by loserone+_+)--- but is STR_MAX..." |
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MutantJohn |
692 |
11.6. 0:46 |
"Homework Help - Create FIFO Queue class - If you examine the documen..." |
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Nominal Animal |
654 |
13.12.2012 22:28 |
"threads - threadpool - reset threads - stop threads without destroy..." |
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tabstop |
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1.12.2013 22:00 |
"Counting return values father/child/grand child ..processes - For one:..." |
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vart |
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4.10.2013 9:01 |
"I need help, please. - Code: --------- scanf("%d",iGrades..." |
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manasij7479 |
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23.7.2012 5:33 |
"CGAL in Ubuntu 12.04 - Try "-lCGAL"." |
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Hodor |
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21.1. 13:40 |
"c-1 or --c? - ---Quote (Originally by laserlight)--- Since it was asked..." |
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Mario F. |
359 |
5.10.2013 13:34 |
"Step-solving with Gauss-Jordan - In trying to program a step-by-step..." |
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brewbuck |
350 |
2.7.2013 2:27 |
"Should functions be _this_ small? - In an example such as this, I would..." |
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rogster001 |
342 |
19.5.2013 12:29 |
"Adding two numbers represented as strings - do you want to pay somebody..." |
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ZuK |
299 |
10.5.2012 0:29 |
"compare void pointer - ---Quote (Originally by quo)--- I have to check..." |
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jocdrew21 |
294 |
22.9.2013 23:43 |
"My while statement is never ending!!! - This while statement is not cooper..." |
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dmh2000 |
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21.8.2012 19:10 |
"Calulator program issues - Code: --------- while( (choice = 1,2,3, 4 ,..." |
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Salem |
"foo.txt"(7), "netWage"(3), "read-in"(4), "all-day"(3), "swebside"(4), "proximity"(6), ... |
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grumpy |
"weapons"(3), "*return"(3), "stimulus"(4), "out.The"(3), "Modulous"(3), "emitting"(3), ... |
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laserlight |
"*copyto"(3), "retyped"(3), "hash_map"(4), "object2"(3), "cfileName"(4), "inclusions"(7), ... |
| 79 |
Elysia |
"AddTrack"(11), "Unified"(4), "subtotal"(7), "op_file"(3), "userNote"(3), "fnv_hash"(3), ... |
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phantomotap |
"`typedef"(7), "groaner"(4), "plateau"(3), "cherish"(3), "generics"(6), "medicine"(5), ... |
| 70 |
anduril462 |
"*fwrite"(4), "*s*scanf"(4), "data_len"(4), "*ALWAYS*"(4), "ageclass"(3), "offensive"(4), ... |
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oogabooga |
"Mathlab"(4), "*System"(4), "p_sstack"(7), "Edinburgh"(9), "strverscmp"(11), ... |
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stahta01 |
"uHungry"(7), "Netbeas"(3), "IEC/IEEE"(4), "clips.h"(3), "number\n"(3), "MAKEFLAGS"(6), ... |
| 42 |
rcgldr |
"asuming"(4), "_printf"(4), "nr_arms"(3), "nextAntig"(9), "VARSZGRP"(5), "Prefetch"(5), ... |
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Matticus |
"herself"(8), "bowling"(6), "STR_LEN"(3), "n_snake"(3), "pecking"(3), "arrays*"(3), ... |
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Salem and grumpy |
"simpson"(21), "sendfile"(16), "hello.c"(8), "class"(4), "MAX_WORD"(4), ... |
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Salem and Elysia |
"provider"(16), "*sizeof"(7), "newSize"(6), "GDIPLUS"(6), "lockers"(6), "cartype"(6), ... |
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laserlight and grumpy |
"fitness"(9), "Saurabh"(8), "beginer"(7), "SodaCan"(7), "atomics"(5), "misplaced"(7), ... |
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Salem and laserlight |
"max_size"(25), "*Matrix"(9), "fhandle"(7), "ToolBar"(6), "selfish"(6), "shunting"(6), ... |
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laserlight and phantomotap |
"Koenig/Moo"(19), "secondary"(11), "restored"(7), "satisfies"(10), "Copyleft"(6), ... |
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grumpy and phantomotap |
"compete"(8), "targeting"(14), "glanced"(7), "protein"(4), "cursory"(4), "blaming"(4), ... |
| 22 |
Salem and oogabooga |
"nanosleep"(14), "Mingw32"(13), "*infile"(3), "cobbled"(3), "tm_wday"(3), "Noritake"(4), ... |
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Elysia and phantomotap |
"speedup"(8), "exposed"(8), "Workout"(7), "exploits"(9), "erasure"(4), "Chairman"(7), ... |
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laserlight and Elysia |
"openned"(6), "is_open"(3), "heapless"(6), "Verilog"(3), "filestream"(8), "detailing"(4), ... |
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Salem and anduril462 |
"SIGALRM"(19), "permute"(12), "tmpfile"(11), "libpcap"(10), "strrchr"(6), "trashes"(5), ... |
tinchi liked to say "Hello!", doing so 6 times.
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kal123456 seemed to have a lot to shout about - yell percentage of 92%!
The second loudest one: ValL - 78% with high volume!
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| mark707 | 4 Names | mark707(36%), mark103(28%), mark 555(24%), Mark_(12%) |
| CodeMonkey | 4 Names | CodeMonkey(80%), codemonkey2013(8,0%), CodeMonkey03(8,0%), Codemonkey92(4,0%) |
| leo2008 | 4 Names | leo2008(84%), leo255(12%), leo191919(2,4%), leo240791(1,2%) |
| student111 | 3 Names | student111(94%), student456(3,9%), Student12321(2,0%) |
| Angel45 | 3 Names | Angel45(78%), angel90(12%), angel06(9,1%) |
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| 5.10. 12:07 | Salem File.Move() problem - I dunno - maybe you should post your latest code. |
| 6.10. 8:17 | Salem Really need help with byte and bite program - Really Need Help. Bits And Bytes - C And C++ | Dream.In.Code (http://www.dreamincode.net/forums/topic/355121-really-need-h elp-bits-and-bytes/) Widely cross-posted. Listen kid, if you put as much effort into your homework as you do into finding forums to post on, you'll do all right. |
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| 5.10. 13:12 | laserlight writing new line in a file - It might make sense to have a single call to fprintf, e.g., Code: --------- fprintf(f, "%s %s %s %d %d\n", ctime(&mytime), item, brand, price, amount); --------- |
| 17:41 | laserlight Simple Graphic Interface using C code only - The C standard library does not include a component for a graphical user interface. One option is to write a library or command line backend and then write GUI frontends for the platforms that you wish to support. Since you stated that you prefer to "(skip) the effort to write the graphic-code... |
| 6.10. 8:01 | laserlight Can't input values in a dynamically allocated array - Consider: Code: --------- array = (int **) malloc (*row * sizeof(int *)); --------- You assign to array, but array, being a parameter, is a local variable. Therefore, when control returns from allocate_array to the caller, it no longer exists. One solution is to pass a pointer to a... |
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| 3.10. 11:56 | grumpy Help me with two lines of code - ---Quote (Originally by King Mir)--- Do you ever have to calculate an irrational amount of money? ---End Quote--- You ever negotiated the price of a new car? |
| 6.10. 2:07 | grumpy Follow up to 32/64 issue - Look closely at all the hard-coded (literal) values. It is likely some of those reflect an assumption about the size of some type. Also look closely at every point where sizeof() has been used. It is fairly obvious, even on a casual look, that the "update" to go from 32 to 64 bit converted... |
| 6:24 | grumpy Switch Statement ALWAYS defaults.... - Without a call of srand(), the random number generator is always seeded with the same value, so always produces the same sequence. rand() is - typically - just an algorithm that takes the seed, and produces both a new value and a new seed by some defined process. The algorithm doesn't change... |
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| 1.10. 19:04 | Elysia Learning C++ by Example - There is no "best." Everything has advantages and disadvantages. Anywho, QT is very popular and works, has WYSIWYG, has lots of functionality, not just GUI. Disadvantage is that it's old, reinvents a lot of stuff and at times does not play well with the standard library. MFC is not free,... |
| 5.10. 4:41 | Elysia Why would a class allocate an instance of itself? - Singleton is also considered an anti-pattern by many, though. Just so you know. |
| 6.10. 7:27 | Elysia Can we talk about compilers? - ---Quote (Originally by phantomotap)--- *raises hand* As a teacher, tutor, and student I've never stop trying to find where that line lives. ---End Quote--- Oh, finding that line is all nice and good and we ever strive for it whenever we are presented with an opportunity where we want to... |
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| 4.10. 19:31 | phantomotap C++ C++11 templates programming book - O_o I still recommend "C++ Template Metaprogramming: Concepts, Tools, and Techniques from Boost and Beyond". The book doesn't cover C++11 changes, but you'll learn almost everything else you might wish to know about sophisticated use of C++ templates. Soma |
| 5.10. 17:52 | phantomotap Shared object between classes - ---Quote--- And thanks for pointing out argoUML Elysia, I had been using big sheets of art paper for that stuff. ---End Quote--- O_o I learned UML in university. I used UML to model anything of non-trivial complexity for years. I went back to using dumb cards. I've been a lot happier for... |
| 22:12 | phantomotap Can we talk about compilers? - ---Quote--- So, I tried reading upon compilers on Wikipedia and I guess my question is, what does the middle-end or back-end stuff of a compiler look like? I'm assuming you'd write these parts in C as well, right? What does that kind of C look like? ---End Quote--- O_o Your questions are... |
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| 3.10. 8:18 | anduril462 Function to determine if a tree is sorted (i.e. BST) - I find the "GAP" version stupid. It uses unnecessary paramaters and variables that just confuse things. My recursive solution only takes a single tree node, has basically the same complexity, and is WAY more readable. Start with working on a less convoluted solution. Maybe stop coding for a... |
| 5.10. 8:25 | anduril462 Function to determine if a tree is sorted (i.e. BST) - I'm stressing heavily the fact that this is untested. It's identical to yours except the ordering of parameters on "line 9" and an extra assignment in the "no child" case: Code: --------- int ordtree(Treeptr p) { int a, b; return (p == NULL || check_balance(p, &a, &b)); |
| 8:42 | anduril462 Drawing a hollow triangle - So there's obviously a pattern that all the rows follow: some spaces, a star, some more spaces and another star. You can think of the first and last rows as special cases of this pattern. The first row has 0 spaces between the two stars, so they look like a single * at the top. The bottom row... |
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| 3.10. 1:38 | std10093 Function to determine if a tree is sorted (i.e. BST) - After more testing, it seems that the first solution is wrong too. I am now working on the second one however. |
| 5.10. 5:58 | std10093 Function to determine if a tree is sorted (i.e. BST) - No I am not saying you are crazy! I see your point. So, can you present your version of the function to take a look at it? |
| 16:18 | std10093 Function to determine if a tree is sorted (i.e. BST) - I checked the first piece of code you have. I see only the different order in the last return and not an extra assignment....oh, I now saw that I hadn't let you know that I had that extra assignment in my version too! Damn, how did I forget that? So maybe, the order is not a problem, but rather an... |
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| 15.2. 21:58 | Adak Help - Walk in a bidimensional array - ---Quote (Originally by juanjuanjuan)--- Sorry, Adak, I didn't understand. I know you are saying when the program has to enter in each loop, but I don't know why you wrote the number of the direction in a bidimensional array... ---End Quote--- Run my program. Your position in the array has to... |
| 22:12 | Adak Ignore negative numbers in array - How do you want to ignore them, and when? If I gave you a list of numbers with some negative numbers to be ignored, and you had no computer, how would you go about ignoring those negative numbers less than -1? Forget the program for now. |
| 16.2. 2:28 | Adak Help - Walk in a bidimensional array - Yes! And since there is ALWAYS another empty square in this pirouette pattern, until they're all full, only one loop is needed. |
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| 13.9. 3:19 | iMalc How to reverse a unidirectional linked list - Easy way: Learn about push and pop operations. Then it's just a matter of: While the list is not empty, pop an item, and push it onto a new list. Then point the old list back at the new reversed list. |
| 22.9. 12:01 | iMalc searching vector using maps - Perhaps you're after the Levenshtein Distance (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Levenshtein_distance) algorithm. That's the algorithm used to determine suggestions for misspelled words. It gives you a score on how different two strings are. Perhaps you also want to be able to search for substrings... |
| 26.9. 10:54 | iMalc Sort array and save the new order of elements - Trying to see what's going on with 10 items can be a little hard. It's a lot easier to debug the problem if you find the smallest possible case where it doesn't work. I.e. Does it work with 0 items? (sometimes that even crashes) Does it work with 1 item? Does it work with 2 items that are in... |
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| 22.9. 6:47 | whiteflags Difference between the words: argument, option and flag - The way I understand it is these three things are arguments: 1. ls 2. -la 3. /usr/bin The "-la" are two options, but sometimes people call them flags. The basic parsing a terminal can do is separate all of the strings delimited by spaces and send them to the program as an array, which is... |
| 26.9. 9:58 | whiteflags "Common Core" - Good or Bad ? - ---Quote (Originally by Alpo)--- Uhh... So will the kid that taught himself advanced material have any incentive to keep doing so in a system that formalizes problem solving using simple methods, or not? ---End Quote--- I don't want to answer the question frankly. You're literally saying that... |
| 5.10. 5:54 | whiteflags */C code that creates a simple options menu to demontrate the use of 'do-while'*/ - ---Quote (Originally by aldo_baldo)--- What I give here is not a solution for your homework. Rather, it is what I prepared for my personal use whenever I need a console menu. I have to admit that it's not "pure C" either, as a bit of C++ comes out here and there. ... |
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