Posts
 
Reputation
Joined
Last Seen
Ranked #2K
Strength to Increase Rep
+0
Strength to Decrease Rep
-0
27% Quality Score
Upvotes Received
1
Posts with Upvotes
1
Upvoting Members
1
Downvotes Received
2
Posts with Downvotes
2
Downvoting Members
2
3 Commented Posts
0 Endorsements
Ranked #14.9K
Ranked #4K
~3K People Reached

10 Posted Topics

Member Avatar for infinities

[QUOTE=infinities;844069]and do you guys recommend this site? [url]http://maven.smith.edu/~thiebaut/ArtOfAssembly/artofasm.html[/url][/QUOTE] It is ver HIGHLY recommended Microsof'ts MacroAssembler 8. It comes bundled with very nice samples and tutorial. You can download it from: [url]http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=7A1C9DA0-0510-44A2-B042-7EF370530C64&displaylang=en[/url] Hope helps.

Member Avatar for orwell84
0
156
Member Avatar for neutralfox

[QUOTE=neutralfox;844659]Hello everyone, I am currently learning assembly language and I am using MASM 615 but I don't like the interface, can someone recommend me a good assembler. The assembler should make the same work as MASM 615 . Which assembler is easy to use and have intellisense if possible. In …

Member Avatar for neutralfox
0
227
Member Avatar for want_to_code

The problem is in the line: if(str1==str2) ... In plain C, you cannot compare two strings directly. You must call standard library function strcmp() like this: if (strcmp(str1,str2) == 0 ) // ==0 means comparison successful Hope helps. [QUOTE=want_to_code;841558][code=c] // a code which prints "hello world" #include<stdio.h> int main() { …

Member Avatar for Nick Evan
0
324
Member Avatar for neutralfox
Member Avatar for neutralfox
0
206
Member Avatar for krellor

It is not clear to me why you try to deference argv[1] If what you want is to take a portion of argv[1] content, you can do as follows: strncpy(pPointer,pSource,nNumberOfBytes); [QUOTE=krellor;846034]Stupid question. Haven't done production C in a while and just inherited some legacy code. In case it makes a …

Member Avatar for gnujohn
0
245
Member Avatar for destruct0

[QUOTE=destruct0;843837]Hello!!! I would like to ask anybody can help me with "interrupt 10h". I do everything correct but every time I get a message "Segmentation fault". My code is: section .text global _start _start: mov ah,00h mov al,45h int 10h When I compile the file into executable file and run …

Member Avatar for destruct0
0
166
Member Avatar for ninjaimp

My advice is to manually insert the control into the form. Set it to initially not visible, and dynamically (in code) change it to visible state, after invoking Navigate() method. You can first testing it leaving it visible to test it is working well. Hope helps.

Member Avatar for ninjaimp
0
1K
Member Avatar for Anuj Trivedi

[QUOTE=Anuj Trivedi;843409]I am the MCA student and i am currently doing the ASP project[/QUOTE] I do recommend this tutorial, has been very helpful to me: [url]http://www.dotnetjunkies.com/quickstart/aspplus/doc/quickstart.aspx[/url]

Member Avatar for DavidOsorno
0
96
Member Avatar for LiBOC

Under windows, keystrokes work as messages. The message queue reader tells that the key has been preseed because it has been released. So, the key is formally pressed when it finally has been released. So every key can act as the "shift" "alt" and any other keys, in which the …

Member Avatar for jephthah
0
100
Member Avatar for J-KeRcA

[QUOTE=J-KeRcA;846013][CODE] cmd.Parameters("@CODIGO").Value = CODIGOComboBox.SelectedText.ToString ' --->this way it save the field in blank cmd.Parameters("@NOMBRE_CURSO").Value = NOMBRE_CURSOComboBox.SelectedItem.ToString '---> this way it save into the field "System.Data.DataRowView" & if I don't use the .ToString i get the error above.[/CODE][/QUOTE] The problem is that your data bound "Value" always expects a string. Perhaps …

Member Avatar for DavidOsorno
0
142

The End.