More true would be, "To make the OS compatible with maximum amount of uPs that are being used in the target market."

Exactly.

Then don't do it in the first place.

Exactly. Work out those details before commencing this big a task.

I'd reported this problem earlier in DaniWeb Community Feedback, but somehow, things didn't work out. Some problem regarding the workload that means for the mods or the work required for automating...

Oh, I didn't realize that earlier. This is what happens when you go on switching between the C and C++ forums.

Codes along with relevant comments always get more help!

http://www.codeproject.com/KB/GDI/kanjifont.aspx

Though, I'm not sure whether it will help you in the case of Hindi.

Tanenbaum would be a good idea.

http://www.gtk.org/

Modify which program?

printf("how many words u wanna sort\t");
scanf("%ld", &num);
getchar();

words=(char *)calloc(num, sizeof(char));

Put the above statements in the main() function and the code should be...

Go through all these (http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial/computersciencetheory/sorting1.html) tutorials first.

Exactly. Also see the article 'How to ask questions the smart way' over here.

Refer my previous post. And use code tags. Don't use getch() in the while loop. Perform the storing and comparing operations there. And at the end of it all calculate the time elapsed as described...

Oh, okay. I'm sorry.

Ditto. You've just typed your assignment :D

Use the clock() function available in time.h twice. Once for starting the time and the other for stopping it. Take the difference and you have the time elapsed. Errors can be simply calculated by...

Other IDEs for the same are Win-AVR, ICC-AVR, CodeVision AVR etc. Try them.

Okay. Did you use one with your code what did you observe? Did it help you in further optimization?

I've not heard that word before. I'm interested too!

Place two calls to clock(). One before calling the function and another at the starting of the function. Take the difference between the two...

Time.h has a function clock() which returns a structure of the type clock_t, which is again defined in time.h. Use that.



Me too.

Edited: After seeing your optimizations, I don't think...

Just take up any example that's between the experimental and the professional extremities. Start coding on your own. There's no substitute for hands-on programming experience if you want to reach...

Okay. I've got to accept it, %p would be better.

Or use %u as addresses are of the type unsigned int.

Show your efforts. This is not the place for getting your home-work done.

And read the basic books for programming in C before you start coding!

There are many ways to solve a single problem....

http://www.google.co.in/search?q=float+code&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a
;)

Use code tags. Mention specific problems and the line no.s. The size of the code is a bit too lengthy. Proper formatting and specific questions would take you a long way ahead in getting help.

I can give you loads of links regarding the theory and its various applications. But if you'll narrow down the topic to exactly how (i.e. using what) do you want to accomplish multi-signal...

You transmit different signals at different frequencies. One option that I earlier used is by implementing square wave generator using IC 555. At the receiver end, you can have different ICs for...

Connect Signal1 to one terminal and Signal2 to the second terminal.

If Signal1 is 0V and Signal2 is 5V, dc motor rotates in one direction. If Signal1 is 5V and Signal2 is 0V, dc motor rotates in...

From what I understand, you want to convert char to int. That has been answered. Then you want to convert the int to binary. Where do you want to store that binary value? In another array? Please...

If you are deeply interested in this sort of a thing, then try learning reversing. You cannot get the exact code written by the user because the code is modified (keeping the meaning same...

Give clear specifications regarding what you want to achieve using serial port programming.

It is obvious from the earlier posts. Try AD's suggestions..

Does that mean anything?

Yes, of course. These concepts are very much new to me and it will take quite a bit of time to have a decent grip over them. Thank you very much :)

Do C and C++ support sockets? Are any special libraries required?

@Duoas



I agree.



I didn't understand this, Duoas. Please would you elaborate a bit? Terms like basic language interpreter and sandbox environment are completely new to me.

In case of VB, try searching for MSComm controls on google.