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I have to ask why since https://github.com/gcc-mirror/gcc/blob/master/libiberty/memcmp.c has what I think has been the accepted method for decades.

Let me share a recent HIGH system idle CPU process and a non-responding Windows incident. I won't bore you with all the details but what was it? The HDD was getting a lot of read retries and was the cause at the end of the day. The clue was in …

Be aware this is a well done app. https://www.google.com/search?q=windows+c%2B%2B+calculator+source+code finds both source and tutorials.

Sorry but only guilty by association. A programmer I know twiddles with bits in GPU land. His nod is back to AMD. https://gpuopen.com/professional-compute/ for example.

Slow down. Windows 10 has a menu pick where you can factory reset the machine and save yourself from driver hell. I'd do that first.

I think this must be one of those first times for the person who wrote that code. It breaks a rule about passwords in the database. In case you didn't hear or read about it, here's your Google -> https://www.google.com/search?q=Never+store+passwords+in+a+database

SAAS usually means Software As A Service. LESS in reference to CSS is a CSS extension. Some call it a pre-processor. You may want to correct your question because not everyone may guess you really meant to ask about the other extension SASS. Also, I don't see any burning reason …

From Stardock's newsletter I read "Handles are killing your PC" and checked in on the apps and handles to discover the stock Killer Network app was way out there at over 906,000 (906 THOUSAND) handles. This was a pretty interesting find and had me off to the maker for latest …

Why not install a current XAMPP? https://www.apachefriends.org/index.html notes PHP 7.2.4 which is today's current stable version at http://php.net/downloads.php As to your first question, I feel you forgot some words. From your prior posts it's clear you know what PHP is.

So video calls? https://www.google.com/search?q=video+conferencing+raspberry+pi seems to note projects that have been kicking around for 4 or more years. My bet is you'll have to tailor such to your exact needs but that's what you as a programmer or one of your team members gets to do. Don't get me wrong …

I think I see why. In program1 line 6 calls out an element "demo" and there is no such element. Answer? "Bum code does nothing."

Keeping your data is a discussion on its own. For most, using Android's own sync may be enough. But then you dive deeper into they want more than what sync provides. There is no getting away from you revealing what you meant as well as you researching what sync does, …

Let's cover two scenarios. 1. The file is just misplaced. In this scenario I think Everything would be my choice to find the misplaced file by it's partial name. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Everything_(software) 2. The file was deleted. If so it's very important to stop using this drive. Place the drive in another …

Where's line 72?

May want to take care on topic title vs. the question. I think you want to change the border of a field which you might change with code. Example ideas at https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21127083/js-validation-highlight-input-field-red-green

Take a moment ant read https://www.daniweb.com/programming/threads/435023/read-this-before-posting-a-question Now try again to fill in all the missing information from your top post.

There is no short answer to this. Read https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/remote/remote-desktop-services/welcome-to-rds for the first overview and when you need more, read the links in Next Steps. You'll have to get your CIO/CTO in on this and a budget. That is, unless you are trying to go cheap and say VPN into a …

The question is "could I" and not "will it work?" The answer is you could. And in fact given the wide variations of such schemes it may or may not work. No one will be able to tell you except the department that runs the network. But could you connect …

Let's start with covering a problem I see all too often in new designs. Ready? > [NEVER STORE PASSWORDS IN A DATABASE.](https://www.google.com/search?q=NEVER+STORE+PASSWORDS+IN+A+DATABASE.) So beyond your database schema you show your login with password and then encrypt and salt the user supplie password then compare that to the password in the …

This seems to be something you would get on a test or quiz. Today, if I needed to check my thoughts on this I would try the following. https://www.google.com/search?q=Which+of+the+following+are+not+allowable+modifiers+for+an+outer+class%3F That seems to kick that around and find prior discussions on the question. But that's not why I'm replying. I'm running …

I have to write nope. I never saw such a thing. Where did you see this? The usual is to put code into your app to ask for the product key. If you write apps, you can do this. PS. Thought of another way. Write your own installer. It would …

I think before you write such an app, you should complete your web site which is your showcase. This way you get coverage on PCs, Chromebooks, Android, iOS, Apples and even smart TVs. You won't get that from an app.

On the ethical decision making, The Trolley Problem (fun? at http://imgur.com/gallery/pKEMa ) has been with us forever. I like the turn above where the next big thing will be the self-driving car sales pitch changes to "imagine a car you can drive yourself!"

@Sajid_10. I see lots of help but I fear you want others to write your code for you. If you want folk to write code for you then post this as a For Hire post and state the rates or use sites like https://www.freelancer.com/work/software-projects-bidding-web-sites/1/ Here you get help where you …

@Joseph, your quote reminds me of many software development cycles. The specs are rarely clear and when not, you get what you asked for. > You got exactly what you asked for.

Share your research on this area. That is, I see 8+ years of ideas with https://www.google.com/search?q=php+add+digital+signature+to+pdf+file

Frankly this may be a case of accuracy versus costs. Item 4 for example may be low value. Why do any of this for targets the user has little interest in? That and the time to travel 5 KM versus 5.1 KM has little need to be accurate. You could …

To me this is not a redirect but to move to that page location. So, links about. http://www.myhtmltutorials.com/jump.html Want a button? Add this `<button>Jump Button</button>`

A few thoughts. What do you like from https://www.pinterest.com/jessabahr/facebook-page-like-ad-examples/ ? Next, consider why The Enterprise looks so good from almost any angle. There are a lot of reasons in a video link I'll give next which is what you learn in art school. For those that don't have the time …

I have to ask why you don't configure the router's radio to "OFF." Every router I've configured over the past 2 decades has this.

While you have a managed switch you don't seem to have an appliance to manage bandwidth per user. I don't see what you think your options are but will give a nod to implementing a SQUID server for your users. It has many features that I won't get into here …

I worry here that you want to find code and just use it without understanding how it works or tailoring to your site. If so, I think any code you find or are supplied will fail. Why not learn more about PHP and your site so you can tailor what …

"I'm that guy." The mod that deleted it. This discussion lead with signature links that elsewhere just get the topic deleted and forgotten. If the OP doesn't reply, then is it just SEO spam to most folk. So much for "Don't be that guy."

I worry about deleting a thing before I move a thing. Since your oject lastNode is removed in line 4, I worry what line 5 would do. Also check out the answer at https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2437158/whats-the-best-way-to-move-a-child-up-in-a-net-xmldocument where an insert method is used and remove is not used at all.

I'd start with how it's done today. https://www.cdc.gov/malaria/diagnosis_treatment/diagnosis.html Now will your system have all that gear? Now you take years to do the vision processing to do what the human does. Slide prep appears to already be automated.

It appears the answer is yes. Here's how I found this out: https://www.google.com/search?q=Create+a+Permutation+and+Combination+in+C+language

Need to remind a coworker to lock their machine? Press Shift+Alt+Printscreen and answer yes. Most can't fix it. So be kind.

While I did have to prodict and manage a few projects over the years, the real deal here is a project manager, both the person and the software. Way back then we would do our project predictions then someone would do the work with Microsoft Project. Today I think folk …

It appears much is written on this. Here's what I used to find out more. https://www.google.com/search?q=optimizing+adwords

Seems this isn't uncommon. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42276194/undefined-symbol-using-boost-python?rq=1 kicked it around too. I don't have this setup so I can't replicate the error or work it. Since your post has been up a few days and last year I worked out a Boost fail, I thought I'd have a look.

I worry that you want others to write your code. Maybe in a for hire post you could ask that but here you share your code and point out where you are stuck and members tackle the issues. Since I don't want to leave you with nothing, why not look …

Just one. In the circles I run (trying not to get dizzy here) everytime we look at document and such management the principles always demand a no-Cloud system. That is a system we host inside the company on our servers. Is there an option for that?

As a designer of IR illumanation for CCTV can you do your calculation to see if your source fails? It's over at https://www.intersil.com/en/products/optoelectronics/ambient-light-sensors/eye-safety.html We had to do this years ago and the IR sources continued to be so low that we never approached the limits. I recall we were always …

As PCs age you enounter "The Dead PC" from time to time. Long ago I even owned a PC repair shop and learned a lot from the experience. But fast forward to today. While I know a bit about PC design something of a mystery to me is why folk …

I did not spend hours looking into this. But here's my thought. The shift left using << could lose the MSB since it's only a byte. Maybe use a 16 bit variable so the MSB is not tossed.

Next time post your code so we can check out Line 5, Line 9 etc. Read https://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Description=5tb%20hard%20drive&Submit=ENE next. Also, what tools do you use to connect and configure MySQL now? Finally, what if localhost is not resolved? Try the IP address?

I see this was cross posted and a good answer there. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49451126/cf-exe-1-is-not-a-valid-win32-application Crossposting is not a rule breaker but when you do that and not tell you are wasting folk's time.

The last time I did this (was for work) we used a C complier.