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So I was going through the course archives for our CS program and looked at some notes and quizzes from a class that was last taught in Spring of 2008 that I will be taking Fall of 2009. It's called Survey of Programming Languages and I found the section on …

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Alright guys, I'm in a Data Structures I class which is proving to be impossible at some junctures. I suppose it's a right of passage to earn the degree. I know how mergesort works on Arrays, but our professor has purposely used the linked list data structure to up the …

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So I went to my prof. for help with a particular problem and this is the answer I got. I understand the majority of the answer but I have a few more pointed questions. 4. (6 points) A computer has 32-bit instructions and 12-bit addresses. Suppose there are 250 two-address …

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Just trying to compile some code with tcc: [CODE] #include<stdio.h> main () { int x = 10; int *p; p = &x; x = 40; printf(ā€œ%d %d %d %dā€,x,&x,p,&p); } [/CODE] Trying to learn about pointers and memory addresses and I took the code right out of the book, any …

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Hey guys, so I have a question about actually calculating the size of the three fields and what cache block a hex number addresses. We're working with fully associative, direct mapped, and 2-way. It all went pretty fast and over my head but I don't think anything is too complicated, …

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