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 | [QUOTE=varungupta;727826]Hi, I am Varun Gupta, a student at San jose State university and am working on finite automata. I am totally new to the concept of finite automata. Can anybody please provide me with a code in C or C++ or may b JAVA, that converts regular expression into finite … |
| | Y'know, I've tried some of the methods that you guys mentioned, and they didn't do split! Here's what I did: Declarations: [CODE] Runtime runtime; Process process; int errno = 0; BufferedReader reader; [/CODE] After getting some input, I go to clear the screen: [CODE] runtime = Runtime.getRuntime(); // define the …  |
| | The author of this post is taking what Obama said way out of context. Obama isn't attacking video games, he's just saying that if parents don't discipline their children and force them to do their work instead of play, then they won't get their homework done and no government program … |
 | They have that at the computer science's lab at my school. Sucks ass! They replaced the $15K Solaris Sunblade workstations with PC-architecture Linux systems which really just logs-on to a server as oppossed to running off the PC's harddrive, because that's all that the IT department (a different department from … |
 | Yeah, just looking at the photo, it doesn't seem that unless someone pointed it out anybody would wonder about the girl in the photo's age. She looks like she's young, BUT if it's not illegal then she must be of the right age to be in that picture. It seems …  |
 | The Macs are high-priced UNIX systems, which are marketed towards "cool" people and people who don't want to do boring shit like pie-charts. But, as much as I enjoy their commercials, I have to admit that Apple is pretty annoying. Reading in my OS textbook, I read how Apple designed … |
 | I kind of wonder if stress plays a bigger role in this than eating habits and exercise alone. |
 | Didn't pay for updates??? What would they be running - Windows 95? The fact that the defense didn't think to bring up possible malware as a possibility makes people in Connecticut sound down-right ignorant. I mean I could expect that coming from the school system, because they were all too … |
| | Duckman, I don't think it's in the way in which you just said it. Blocking a communication medium because it's occassionally used as a means to commit illegal activity would be grounds for blocking the internet, TV, phone conversations, and just "talking" to another person as a whole. Also, it …  |
 | Re: Favorite Distro [QUOTE=pty;237618]I like ubuntu on the desktop because I like Gnome and I like having all my hardware discovered first time. I run Redhat (well, CentOS) on my servers because I'm more familiar with it (used it since version 7.2).[/QUOTE] I agree with you on the second half of your first … |
 | [QUOTE=subtercosm;804545] [B]In general there is the question of what you are not doing, that others are doing, that makes them good at solving problems and you bad at it. [/B] .. And you know, obviously, [U]you can't just say, "okay, think differently" [/U]-- [I]it takes some practice, and some self-awareness[/I] …  |
| | I disagree. I use Linux and do nothing to contribute to its kernel. Unless you're scale of "degree"s includes 0 as a degree, I think that you can't say that everyone who uses opensource software is a "developer" to any degree.  |
| | [QUOTE=hieuuk;755193]Don't really understand though. How you wrote your game anyways? I'm writing a tutorial about this game using C# but with XNA instead of OpenGL. If you want I could send you the tutorial, I think they should be the same idea.[/QUOTE] I'm having a hard-time getting OpenGL installed on …  |
| | [QUOTE=gproggramer175;718374]well if its so hard to make graphics then why is it the most used proggraming language?[/QUOTE] Because, you compare C++ to other alternatives, and you'll find most of them to be even more hard. |
| | How about performance??? As far as desktops go, Windows is top notch compared to all other OS's on the planet. But, when it comes to web-servers, does Linux or some Unix version leave Windows in its dust? |
| | [QUOTE=Colin Mac;756097]You don't see them because "1" and "0" are just the symbols we have given to binary numbers. We could have called them "alphas" and "betas" or anything else instead. Asking what a 1 or 0 is physically is like asking what the numbers of the decimal system are … |
| | [QUOTE=ahnoldschwarz;749058]I want to get into game design, but I'm not sure which programming language I should learn first. I'm going to use resources on the internet, but mostly I'll be teaching myself. I want to be able to design smaller games first and build a portfolio, and I eventually want … |
| | As far as performance goes, all Linux distros run about the same since they have the same kernel. However, when it comes to UNIX OS's vs. Linux, then that's a debate concerning performance. But, as far as other issues, such as ease of use, compatability, etc. I'd say that Ubuntu-based … |
| | What does anyone on here know about them? If a machine has more than one start state, how can it be implemented in terms of a physical computer? When does anything ever have more than one initial state? Do people here think that quantum computer will exist in the future? |
| | [QUOTE=dickersonka;732827]a bootloader starts the os, might want to take a look at the linux kernel[/QUOTE] Isn't the bootloader apart of the physical computer? I read that it's "firmware" which comes with the computer. |
| | [QUOTE=tiger86;718057]I don't mind your spelling at all it is pretty good! Thank you for replying! PHTML actually is a format that can be used with PHP so I guess it is a mixture of html and php. The HTML DOM is not a language either it just allows you to … |
| | Take the following code: [code]#include <stdlib.h> int main(int argc, char **argv, char **envp) { int sum; atoi(&argv[1]);//statement with no effect. Passing argument 1 of ‘atoi’ from incompatible pointer type atoi(&argv[2]);//statement with no effect. Passing argument 1 of ‘atoi’ from incompatible pointer type sum = argv[1]+argv[2]; //error: invalid operands to binary …  |
 | The UNIX equivalent to Win32 API is POSIX. "With UNIX, there is almost a 1-to-1 relationship between the system calls (e.g., read) and the library procedures (e.g., read) used to invoke the system calls. In other words, for each system call, there is roughly one library procedure that is called …  |
| | OKay, this is in response to the same issues I've been dealing with in another thread. In that one, someone gave me the documentation to the the POSIX calls, but they were vague and weren't too descriptive. I don't know what exactly each one of the calls do. I only … |