Code, what code?

If I understand your need you need edge triggering. Assuming high until pull down upon edge trigger.

Here's some C code. You need to create an assembly language equivalent!
...

You aren't being very clear due to grammatical errors in your posting!

ASSUMING You want the employee closest to the average

First sum and count the number of employees.
If 0 then none
If 1...

I am assuming you are reading an ASCII file. Do not overwrite the last byte in the file. Get file length. Allocated buffer of size+1. Read file of size into the buffer. Set terminator (that...

You need to properly align your columns!

Here's an example of two else's that you missed because they were hidden by improper file alignment!


else if(check_name == CANCEL)
{...

count = 0

Loop for each character

if character not a <CR>
count += (int)str[ index ]

They started with garbage.

The flip side is that items are pushed right to left.
The second argument did a post increment meaning the <i> was pushed first then incremented.
The first argument...

That looks like a homework assignment I've seen one of my kids do!

FILE *sp;
//STR* sp;

sp = fopen("SAMPLE.DAT", "rb");

don't forget when you return from fun()


if (NULL != sp)
{

The allocations really should be...

matrix = (int **)malloc(size * sizeof(int*));
//Perform check

for (i = 0; i < size; i++)
{
matrix[i] = (int...

You really need to post the entire code for us to understand your problem. Pointer declaration, allocation looked okay, access thus usage!

Binary size is still the same. I only removed the empty comparison, and the more verbose declaration!

You could use a strtok function to make it smaller if that's allowed!

char *p = strtok( s,...

Okay, write is kind of okay. But your read isn't.

Either pass in an ASCII buffer into the function or make the buffer static. Passing in the buffer is the better solution!

You may want to use...

One to see how arguments are passed into an application.
myapp 8 4

They want you to write your missing functions.
So prototype them and pass a 0 response just to rough them in and get a clean...

You could create an access function and allocate an array[ size * size * SIZEOF(int) ];
And use a row,column access function.

OR

Use calloc( sizeof(int) * SIZE, sizeof(int) * SIZE )

char* modify(char *s)
{
int i,j=0;
static char temp[200];

for(i = 0; s[i]; i++)
{
if(s[i] != ' ')
{
temp[j] = s[i];

I'm not exactly sure what you're trying to do but you can create your own data type.

typedef unsigned char byte;

byte b;

never mind I really goofed up. After each strtok you'll need to do a strlen and then reverse that chunk! Not the pointer math I was trying to do!

Mouse runs 8km/hr.

Assuming mouse is frightened.
Snake = s, mouse = m
dy = mY-sY dx=mX-sX
So dy/dx is Direction opposite from snake.
Mouse runs 8km/hr = 8000m/hr = 133.33m/min =...

While driving into work I realized I had a bug.

// strrev( q+j, i )
strrev( q+j, i-j )

Hmm! a problem!

"i had a bike"
"ekib a dah i" <-- First the full string reverse
"bikea dah i" <-- First reversal !RATS!

Let's do some code corrections!


n = strlen(str)

So use strtok() as the parser, but doesn't the method I pointed out still work?


n = strlen(str)
strrev( str, n )
q = str
p = strtok( str, " " ) # Get 'new' 1st word

while( p )
n =...

Write a string reverse function to reverse a string from one pointer of N bytes.

First reverse the entire string.
Then parse the string looking for 1st last character of each word, then reverse...

It's on main().
0 means successful.
else error!

You're not showing the entire function so there is no context!

Simple word problem. Just like math change your word problem into a mathematical expression.

Each animal has its own X,Y on a graph, so you'll need to enter each coordinate by keyboard.

You...

these are only some of your problems!


You don't want 11 pointers, you want 11 tallies!

// int *arrayptr [11];
int arrayptr [11];


Shouldn't you pre-clear your tallies?

You mention project. Is this a C class final project?

Watch your [x][y] indexing. You called your roughed in getcoord(x,y) but in getcoord you did a [j][i]. There's nothing wrong with that but it...

Another way to think of this, look at the index of a book. A book about animals. So in the Index lookup bears. Bears is on page 32.

If you go to page 32 you see the topic Bears.

The index in...

I wouldn't get bogged down with the concept of different memory.

Just think of it in simpler terms.
p is a label to apoint in memory that contains four bytes. Those four bytes are used as a...

char name[] in essence is a label that references the memory at that location. It is not a pointer.

char *p = name;
p is a pointer, occupies memory as a pointer that contains the address of...

And how long did you spend on this?

Draw it on paper! Use multiple colors to work out insertions and removals.

Your amount of code is inadequate. Maybe spend more time listening in the...

As I posted { 1, 0 }
From what I remember as the early days of C (spec may have changed since) there was NO specification as to order of the pushes, or how data was processed vs time of push. I...

What compiler are you using? Normally that is correct
The contents of i is pushed
0
Then the output of the scan, 1 character scanned
1
So printout 1 0
If you're seeing the character...

Shouldn't you buy the Code Composer Studio IDE from Texas Instruments for their MSP430 processor? (Or atleast download their evaluation version available on their website?)

Or look into the GCC...

Easy. You have a typicall Server-client situation.

I normally work with Windows not Linux but you have a server that runs a Watchdog application. It establishes the verification, tracks number of...

Many ways.
Review your trignometry, Sine, Cosine to be exact.
There are ways to do it without trig, but trig is the simplest!

You can also do it with two bitmaps. One contains an image.
The...

It would be inappropriate to write the code in C or assembly for you.
Waiting in a while loop for input on an embedded application is not a good thing to do.
I practically gave you the code in...

Your key delay is too short 50/1000 = 20/second
Should be around 200. Use a 5

You need edge triggering.

swLast = getbits

loop:
sw = getbits
swEdge = sw ^ swLast

Okay so now I'm confused. You have two independent switches left and right. Built in pull-ups so when you close the switch you shunt the pin to ground, thus causing a low input.
It appears to work...

Are you sure your inputs are on port T pins PT#0 and PT#1 ?
What exact processor are you using?