Almost.

That's your initial get the code working step.
Then, once it works, since the text is alpha sorted, and the records are fixed size, do a binary search.

Look a record COUNT/2, Is it,...

There's usually hundreds of commands in a scripting language so would mean more like...

iApple = 1
iPear = 2
iCorn =3
iDog = 4
iGrape= 5

xApple db 'Apple',0
xCorn db 'Corn',0

I think you misunderstand the syscall function. It doesn't return a four byte integer. It returns a string!
You also aren't setting $a1 to maximum number of characters to read - 1. The function...

You have a problem with the MARS library.

li $v0,1 Print integer
mov $a0,$s0 a0 is integer
syscall <--- MISSING

li $v0,10
syscall #exit

Sorry, what you need is someone with a lot of free time to help you out.

First, code tags!
Second, COMMENTS! Your code is all crammed together with no comments. One has to understand fully what...

You aren't saying what's happening, and you aren't mentioning your toolset.

See if <buffer> is in its own segment or sitting at 0100h in the code instruction pointer path!


buffer db 10,?, 10...

I realize English isn't your primary language but you need to try better as your request is not clear!

You covered up your code so we can no longer see it!
DOS used a '$' terminator so if you're...

Yes, $v0 $v zero $vo is a mistake!

There are many languages out there. Some companies build applications using Java. Some C, Pascal, Visual Basic, Basic, Fortran, Cobol (though fewer and...

Since this is no longer a school project I went in and cleaned top to bottom. You need to finish at bottom where indicated.
Review each section of code and understand how it works!


.data #...

bool gFlag = true;

Event sets flag to false, and causes thread to fall out of loop!
Simple but effective!


// while (true){

while ( gFlag ){

good luck however if the server was written properly, the client is merely a playback. It can only request things of the server and its the servers job to validate a message, detect an invalid...

I think you're all missing the point. Sockets doesn't send immediately.

Send Packet 5
Send Packet 8
Send Packet 7

It won't necessarily arrive as three packets 5 then 8 then 7 bytes in...

Good for you. Stay on Honors Science and Math all the way through High School, get your Calculus and Physics wrapped up so you can slide right into a University Engineering program. You'll then need...

Do you carry a cell phone?
Do you own a microwave oven?
Do you have a game console?
Do you have a television set?
Do you own an automobile?
etcetera
There you go!

While driving into work I realized I had a bug.

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

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

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?

Looks like a 32 byte hash.

But sknake is more likely correct!

This definitely sounds like a homework assignment!
Key here is you said lottery game.

So sounds like you need a card shuffle algorithm for a deck of 49 cards, but you're only going to draw the...

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...

We don't need to give you only. Cruise the posts and pick out a few you like!
And then do them yourself!

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...

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

Of course it doesn't work. You were suppose to analyze what I did, review your code, and single-step, etc. and make appropriate changes! One typically doesn't learn by being handed the answer. They...

If the multi-threaded script controls multiple threads simultaneously then the answer is yes.

For example if I want to write a program designed to crunch data and turn it from one form into...

You need to analyze one record of data for maximum bit requirements each field.
And need to know exactly what data ranges are stored in the floating-point.

What Tux4Life said!

But would make sense to store the string size so future strlen() requests of your string in class only needs to return the value. Not look it up!


MyString::MyString(const...

Okay looked at your BMP loader and noticed a big problem. I went into one of my full blown BMP loaders and twiddled yours specific to 24-bit RGB bitmaps.

Problem #1 - you were treating header data...

Looks good. But in actual development you would return a value. Needing to return 2nd to Nth values would involve passing pointers or dereferencing.

Something to keep in mind about...

BOOM! That's a technical term!

Your pointer needs to be pointing at real data!

int *k, v;
k = &v; // k now points to the address of {v}.
*k=10; //...

A long time ago in a far away land there was a castle the peasants called the crt. It was great but soon it was too small for the growing hordes of dots and so the king called to the lands for...

char *extract(int *pos, char *array)

static char output[11] = {0};
int max = (*pos) + 10, count = 0;

// Need a terminator detection or will overrun the buffer
// on last 10...

Also only doing divisor by 2 is not valid because a number may be divisable by 2 but not by another even number.

How about 198 % 2 okay, then 198 % 4 ?

Alternatively how about each name in your list has a dynamic array of file offsets! Parse the file once and collect the file positions and store them in each's offset list. When done parsing, use...

#include <crtdbg.h>


// Add this to the termination code!

#ifndef NDEBUG
_CrtDumpMemoryLeaks( );
#endif

You'r entering goals as strings but you aren't comparing the integer values of those strings.

Oh, gotta run, but finally!

float foperand1 = 0.0725f;
float foperand2 = 0.075f;
float foperand3 = 0.0775f;

The constant float is a double unless a (f) is appended! Thus you have a compiler...

As a rule of thumb keep code on separate lines. There is no executable savings and concatenating the lines hides problems such as in your case!

"%i" Hmm! I'll have to look that one up. May be...