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Over the years, I've seen that happen many times. Since we can't swap every board that happens to we pop in some NIC and disable onboard in the BIOS.

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wc (the word count, not the closet one) has been around for decades now. Here's the source.
http://www.opensource.apple.com/source/text_cmds/text_cmds-84/wc/wc.c

I'm sure you know to re-use code when you can. Word frequency seems to be done and done too.
https://www.google.com/#q=c%2B%2B+word+frequency+counter

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Chrome updates mean, well, it means that you're never sure if new security in Chrome could bite you.
https://www.google.com/#q=chrome+stops+working+with+asp.net+site&start=10 and other prior discussions find many possible causes but not one that I would call out.

It's time to get the developer back in there to debug it. Frankly for the cost (time=money) I'd just use what works for now until management tells you it's time to fix it or pay the piper.

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David,

I admit that I have been caught behind the more advanced ideas. I think you may mean addition but maybe your class has some operation that I wasn't taught.

That said I compiled your code as-is and it did run. I used http://www.onlinecompiler.net/pascal

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I looked at what you did, but where is the question and where is the answer to my question?

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That question looks like an assignment so go ahead and put your question in another reply.

My question is: "What is this addictive operation?"

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@bmck I'd avoid such old posts. I might think you have a 9 year old laptop which my advice is to recycle responsibly.

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http://www.w3schools.com/sql/sql_like.asp writes:

Tip: The "%" sign is used to define wildcards (missing letters) both before and after the pattern. You will learn more about wildcards in the next chapter.

So maybe you don't need the % signs.

wikit commented: This worked +1
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http://www.quantum-espresso.org/faq/installationwww/ seems to note resources specific to that system. The Windows version seems to lag so my nod is to go get VirtualBox and run the Linux apps there. http://www.howtogeek.com/170870/5-ways-to-run-linux-software-on-windows/

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@Josh.

The office picked up an E1 based machine and no matter what we did it never was acceptable performance. You seem to think it should work fine but it's new, out of the box, factory condition not delivering for you. I had hoped to share our experience with this low end model to help you figure it out sooner. We took the E1 based laptop and doubled the RAM, popped in a faster HDD and it still didn't perform well enough for office use. So far, other E1's seem to be about the same sluggish things we've seen everytime.

Did you at least compare the E1 CPU on CPUBOSS to say some Intel i3? Or your old PC's CPU?
http://cpuboss.com/cpus/Intel-Core-i3-3217U-vs-AMD-E1-6010

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@josh.

Let's recap. Is the machine slow under all conditions? Factory? Linux, etc? I looked at the specs and found a very low end PC. So the performance may be right for this class PC.

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You usually start with the product maker asking for APIs and examples.

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Let's find a Windows hello world in assembler to see if the int call is the same.

http://cs.lmu.edu/~ray/notes/x86assembly/ shows well, how much it differs across the OSes.

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Are you sure your example is for Windows? https://www.google.com/search?q=int+0x80+%3Bcall+kernel&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8#q=int+0x80+%3Bcall+kernel+hello+world seems to tell me you are using Linux examples.

Lesta_1 commented: yeah. Am using tutorials point. Can't help it but use Linux examples. That's the big prob? +0
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Now your work begins. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2015755

I like how they mentioned filters. I've lost count of errors by CD/DVD emulators. You must know your PC.

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Tell more about the external. Some folk burn out trying to SQL on FAT drives.
https://ask.sqlservercentral.com/questions/51856/dbcc-checkdb-with-fat32-file-system.html

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At least it will learn to swear. https://www.google.com/#q=watson+learned+to+swear is good for a chuckle. Next I'll read it discovered the Sears Craftsman web site (hardware pron.)

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That's been something of a Holy Grail quest by IT for decades now. The problems are still the same so did you standardize your PC hardware? It matters since that image usually BSODs as you change almost anything on the next PC.

-> Let me share something that really helps. Go find Ninite.com.

And then google about Office Unattended Installs.

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Good question but no need for the code dump. Look at http://sourceforge.net/projects/metrics/ to measure your project's complexities.

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I usually never find it either. But I have a routine that seems to work so I'll share. There are folk that want to root cause analyze so they rarely can be helped. So my method or procedure is this.
1. BACKUP! I've lost count of folk that don't and then learn why.
2. Uninstall apps like antivirus, firewalls, torrents, anything that we can do without.
3. Disk Cleanup.

Remember you didn't write you were using the other ways to upgrade. I will assume you are using the GWX method.

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Duplicate? Without expanding on your question isn't a good idea.

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Not much of a question there. I see there are prior answers on the web like https://www.google.com/search?q=maclaurin+series+sin%28x%29.&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8#q=maclaurin+series+sin%28x%29+in+C%2B%2B

Dumping code here may not be enough. You may have to elaborate what issue you encountered and why code on the web wasn't used.

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I can't guess which Visual Studio this is. https://www.google.com/#q=how+to+add+a+dll+to+visual+studio+publish was a search I used when I needed other files to be published with my app. Maybe this is the search you were looking for.

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As such you can check the replies there for clues in case no one has more to add here.

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No. I think you might be new to programming and I'm guessing you learned Python first like we read at http://www.skilledup.com/articles/reasons-to-learn-python

If you want to make great Android apps, you usually move to Android Studio, or if all platforms head to Unity.

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This sounds familar. Remember I can't tell if this applies but given the time passing I'll share that we saw something like that years ago. It was some schematic software and lines would go missing. While there was much time wasted on this and never fixed, I found that changing the line from 1 to 2 pixels wide fixed it and we got the job done. I'll skip on theory here and remind you this is me sharing a story.

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So it's slow, new. http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/Puma/AMD-E1-Series%20E1-6015.html tells me it's very low end gear.

I found a HP with that for 245 dollars. Wow that's low end.

Maybe you need to step up to say an i3 or AMD A6 or A8?

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So is this a new issue? Your topic is "i have 5 imges and lightgallery shows 6 images." If you have a new issue, state it in a new thread so we can tackle that.

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That's the same code as above. Sorry but you need to think about your for loop harder.

An array of 5 items is indexed from 0 to 4. You have it from 0 to 5 so that's not 5 but 6. Keep thinking, you'll get it soon.

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If you have 5 items and then loop 0 to 5. That's one too many.

Your choice of -1 or change i<= to i< whichever you can wrap your head around. The right way would be to drop the = sign but the key item is for you to think of the array count is one number and arrays start at zero so think about that.

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I guess I should not watch TV with the kids as I think "MY EYES! THE GOGGLES DO NOTHING!"

Here the compiler optimizes such away and I've yet to see C convert on its own from char to int. Are you a Java programmer?

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for(var i =0;i<=imagesarray.length-1;i++){

Changed line 12?

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The repeating complaint I get is about folk losing their files. Any OS change is well, dangerous so seasoned PC users eventually know that "Everything not saved will be lost" (Wii quit screen.)

So there are ideas to continue but first, are your files safe? If so try to see if it will reboot and continue.

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4 cats by Christmas. Not ours but a relative that ..long story.

Good luck with Pycharm. Here the office is working apps and I can't see how we'd make apps that perform without AS.

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Must be something other than 21st post. No biggy as I only saw it once then thought "Hmm, I wonder if I add another reply if it will reveal."
Before I tried that I pulled up the thread on Chrome too and on another PC.

As bugs go, it's not a big deal if it's that hard to repro. Thanks for checking anyway.

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