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Or you just learn how to use the tools. If you want only reddit, then type this into your search: `c programming language site:reddit.com` If you want everything but reddit, then type this into your search: `c programming language -site:reddit.com`

I suppose the first thing to answer would be whether the bottleneck is client or server side.

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If you want to know what windows is up to when you do something, then try using https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/procmon

First, let's prepare two tar files using different compression schemes for demo purposes. $ cat foo_1.txt This is file 1 $ cat foo_2.txt This is file 2 This is file two This is file too # Three tar files, two compressed and one uncompressed for reference $ tar -j -c …

Yeah - I remembered that little detail after the fact when I saw +0.

[url]http://it.acronymfinder.com/af-query.asp?string=exact&acronym=csp&s=r[/url] Maybe we can't figure out which meaning of CSP you're talking about. > Is simple hill-climbing a complete algorithm for solving CSPs? That looks like a google question to me, if you'd done any research on the topic.

So is that when you use [ICODE]for(int i = 0; i < len; i++)[/ICODE] rather than [ICODE]for ( string::size_type i = 0; i < len ; i++ ) {[/ICODE]

> mov==getch(); > if(mov='d')//supposed to be right arrow, don't know how to You got them both wrong = is for assignment (the first one) == is for comparison (the second one)

Hell, with only 2 posts, you've already joined the top 25% of posters on the board. Only 8 more posts will get you into the top 2%!

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But there is only "one" strategy, and that's to keep the other player with multiple of 3 to choose from. If the other player ends up looking at a total of 3, then you win. Eg. Total is 6 (for them) They pick 4, you pick 2 and win They …

A loop which loops N times is considered to be O(N) even though as you know it would take N+1 comparisons to run the loop.

In other words - you want to cheat. The good news (for everyone else) is that the required knowledge is probably 6 months to a year away, so the fact that you think you can get this "matrix style" in a short time period means you'll probably give up.

[url]http://linux.die.net/man/3/clock[/url] clock() determines (to some approximation) the amount of CPU time used by a program. Waiting around for I/O typically does not count. If you want to measure the amount of elapsed time, as by your watch for example, then use the time() functions.

A wild stab in the dark suggests that you need to double up the second \ in your pathname, so C:\\TC\[COLOR="Red"][B]\[/B][/COLOR]BGI But since you've only paraphrased the problem, who knows whether that typo exists in your actual code, or whether there is some other problem you haven't bothered to mention. …

6000 pages @ 1 page per day ~= 16.5 years. Planning anything else afterwards, say the world's longest beard perhaps? Now if you're doing some proper old-time research (and coming up with genuine new ideas, which is what a PhD ought to be), it might take weeks to come up …

[URL="http://lmgtfy.com/?q=%22insert+name+of+thing+here+%22+source+code"]Sure is![/URL] Just edit to taste.

codeblocks-8.02-setup.exe 28 Feb 2008 10.8 MB codeblocks-8.02mingw-setup.exe 28 Feb 2008 19.3 MB The first one is the IDE only The second (larger one) includes the compiler. You need the second one only once (unless you manually install compiler(s) of your choice). Then if you want to keep up to date …

You also need to consider that 900 say is written as "CM" (ie 100 before 1000), not as 9 C's in a row. But according to your input, 'X' is not a valid operation?

> Thank you for the idea but could you explain a little further Yes, and I bet your tutors will ask you exactly the same question as well. The only difference being is that your explanation will be even more vague than whatever is posted here. That's what you get …

How about trying it for yourself rather than hijacking a thread which is over 2 YEARS old. You're not going to learn to cook from reading cookery books, and I can tell you that all great cooks didn't get where they are today without setting fire to something at least …

Maybe this linux based tool? [url]http://home.eunet.no/pnordahl/ntpasswd/bootdisk.html[/url] > the administrator won't let me use illegal software. So hand the machine over to them, and let them earn their keep for a day or two while you get on with something else.

People repost the same old urban legends, and no one knows why. [url]http://www.snopes.com/critters/wild/duckecho.asp[/url] Actually, they'll believe anything printed shoved in front of their noses and never bother to conduct even the slightest bit of independent research.

> please teach me how to be a programmer Sure, how about beginning with learning how to read, lets say all of the wonderful resources posted in this thread. As opposed to merely bumping a dead thread with your content-free "me too" post.

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