All you need to do is loop through the array, have three pointers if you will, one that points at element 1, the other at 2 and the third at 3. In your loop add 1 and 2 and put them in 3. Then...

Could you clarify the problem. Is it supposed to be a function and does the array have some max size?

Unfortunately I can't help you, we never had to write a bootloader in our class so I have no experience with it, my book doesn't even make any mention of it. Sorry.

The main problem I am seeing is that before your jal instructions, you're not passing the parameters, and after the instruction, you're not getting the value out of $v0 , in fact I don't see you...

Please post all the code, split into two sections, one for each function.

Your instructor could also be extra devious and give you an array where all the indecies hold the same value. In which case the second smallest number would still be that value

I'm going to break down your post down into sections to show the absurdity of your claim in your last post.

Repeat what I say, mature


Defending what you said, which is okay, but if you read...

Are you serious? Honestly, you have so many topics dedicated to MEPIS alone, and few were even prompted by questions/problems that people had. I'm no moderater but I think a better place for these...

Do you know how to write functions already?

The best thing to do here is to just take your iterative solution, assuming it works, and asking yourself how you can make it recursive. I'm assuming that you have to randomly jumble the letters...

I second this sentiment, the problem you are asking is one that can be searched for on google quite quickly; however, should you have any more complex problems, or don't understand how to use the API...

I say just post it here and mark it as solved. I'm assuming that your solution involved pointers in MIPS, I don't envy you.

I'm assuming this is in MIPS, could you post some code.

One I just recently tried in terms of spyware is a squared http://www.emsisoft.com/en/software/free/
I heard about it from a friend, so I downloaded it. Did a scan with Ad-Aware SE, it found two...

Integer.parseDouble(), where ever you changed the line

So just use parseDouble()

Maybe you could post some of your code for us so we could get a better idea of what you need.

Really, I had no idea you could grab input from a JOptionPane without some sort of getText() method

Bam, right there, you have an int times an int divided by an int. Simply change 100 to 100.00 and that should do it.

Maybe I'm missing this, but where exactly are you getting the input from the user?

Well maybe we should keep to one program at a time.

Are you sure you cannot simply print out the number to the string? It is a phonebook, it would be irritating to have to read five-five-five-six-zero-three-four, instead of 555-6034.

I've seen only one of those instructions: nop, which is a no operation instruction, basically it says do nothing. The format looks different from the MIPS I learned, and it was recent. Looks like...

The md5 and correctly burning the iso to CD are good places to start, as far as programs and/or step by step instructions, the Ubuntu page has a lot of useful info...

I've never heard of that, but seeing as how it was assigned to you, it must be doable. Do you have some jumping off point, a textbook, in class notes with an example?

Hint: for loop



Hint: while loop

Look, I don't know how to be any clearer in this, if you want help you need to be clearer. Honestly, no one can help if you're going to be so vague.

Okay, calm down. List out: your program description, anything you are not allowed to use, specific trouble you might be having, in an orderly and logical fashion. Then maybe some help can be...

Aside from the rant below, what exactly are the specifications of your assignment? Do you need to have a GUI, have a limit in what data structures you can use?

I just downloaded and burned a live CD, I have failed to get any live CD and wireless card to work together, so that wasn't a surprise. What was a surprise was I couldn't use the XGL-whatever thing...

So is XGL and its counterpart another desktop enviornment like GNOME and KDE, or is it something different entirely? Also, this liveCD you mentioned, I've been trying to look for one with what the...

Why don't you just include a print statement inside the for loop where you assign the random values?

If you don't have to do it with recursion, why do we need to divide the array into smaller arrays? Aside from that, lets say you have knowledge of all the array sizes, and that they are all the same...

I would like to help you, but I don't know if I can for two reasons: I am no good at recursion, and I'm not entirely sure what your problem is asking. So I have two questions for you before I can...

I can't emphasize enough that this is not homework, if you read the last part of my first post I try to explain that I want the rank to have some effect on the 'random' choosing of the objects, but...

Hi, I am working on a personal program, not homework trust me, and the main engine driving it is a random number generator. Unfortunately, I don't know how to build that engine! To make a long...

Unless you have some la and lw instructions that you're not putting here, then you are missing the actual putting of values into registers

First off, I don't know C, or how to type, I suck at it, but I digress, I do know MIPS. basically, your first beq is checking the wrong register, it should be comparing $t1, since slti instructions...

I'm confused, are you trying to simply multiply or use exponents? If it is just multiplication you can just use the mult instruction in MIPS, it looks like this mult $s1, $s2. To get the integer...