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 | What deceptikon said. More memory is good - if your system supports it, then 8GB is appropriate, especially once you start running Oracle. BTW, what operating system are you running? |
| | Sorry, but we don't do your homework for you. Please post your code that tries to solve the problem/exercise and we might be able to help point out your errors.  |
 | This is not an exercise for a newbie! I have experience writing trading programs as a professional (options trading with automatic portfolio balancing - a lot of Black-Scholes and similar algorithms to compute risk factors - the Greeks). You need a feed from the exchange(s) to get real-time quotes. Since … |
 | Not sure, apart from removing the drive from the ipod, installing it in a carrier, connecting it to another computer, and then running a badblocks check on the device. If it appears as a USB attached drive when the ipod is connected to your computer, then you can run the … |
| | As Mike2k said, apt-get/aptitude/synaptic/dpkg are package management tools for Debian-based distributions such as Debian, Ubuntu, Mint, et al. For RedHat-based distributions you can use yum, or rpm. That said, yum is the current preferred package manager for RH distributions as it deals with dependencies much better than rpm, whereas with … |
| | Yes, exceptions are standardized, and all compilers that I am aware of handle them correctly (not always the case in the mid-90's). This signature indicates that `Funct1(int)` may (or may not) throw an exception. In any case, `throw()` specifies that it may throw ANY exception. Usually you specify what exception …  |
 | Have you gone to the Toshiba user forums to see if others have had this problem? I suspect that few of us have the same gear as you do, so looking on the Toshiba forums is a sensible (to me at least) approach. |
| | Actually, I don't know any standards for pseudo-code except possibly for BNF (Backus–Naur Form) which is used for many standards, including the DDN Whitebook specification of the TCP/IP protocols. |
| | Do you mean it won't boot from the CD/DVD/USB drive? Or does it try, but fail? If it tries, but fails, then you may have a bad image. If it won't try to boot from the device at all, then you probably need to go into the BIOS and tell … |
| | Give the file system on the drive a label. You can then find it with the e2label command. |
| | From your post it appears that you are running Linux/Unix, right? You are writing a bash script? If this is so, study the bash man page: man bash - that should provide you enough information to get started. We don't do your homework for you, but will help you sort … |
 | There are a number of unlimited precision math tools. The most used one is probably boost. Here is a wikipedia article about arbitray precision math tools: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arbitrary-precision_arithmetic |
 | Two popular multi-platform IDE's for software development are Eclipse and Code::Blocks. I have quite a bit of experience with Eclipse and little with C::B, but I have heard a lot about it. I did install it once, and decided that if I wanted an IDE I would use Eclipse. Myself, … |
| | Well, given that a 2TB disc now costs under $100 USD today, I would say about 2 years... :-) A 2GB disc? You can't even buy one any longer, other that in the format of an SD or USB device! :-) |
 | Sorry, but we don't do your school assignments for you... :-( There is a plethora of information on the internet about this. Start with a Wikipedia search.  |
| | What operating system are you using? Also, I presume you want to use free (preferably open source) software?  |
| | Some viruses / malware are VERY hard to find, and may not be detected by your tools. Another possibility is that the drive is starting to fail, and a lot of the lag is due to the system re-reading disc sectors until they get them successfully. Most modern system drives … |
| | Re: Set Theory in C Well, set_intersectWith() is not implemented. If you don't write the code, how do you expect it to work? |
| | Are you using WiFi, or wired Ethernet? If WiFi, then you probably need to install the proprietary driver and firmware for your WiFi hardware. Run "lspci" and "lsusb" and post the output here. Then I can help you get the proper drivers and firmware installed. FWIW, this is not an … |
| | Re: DVR issues Have you gone on the device's web site and looked to see if they have Win7/Win8 drivers for it? |
 | Good thread! Best laugh all day! :-) Thanks folks. My company has been purchased by MS (the deal hasn't cleared yet, but will soon), and WE are confused by the change. 1/2 of our discussions mention "SkyDrive" and 1/2 "OneDrive". Begs the question, just who's on first (sic)? FWIW, here …  |
 | I would suggest a strongly recursive language such as prolog, lisp, snobol, APL, etc. :-) Yeah, we are getting into the prehistoric era of programming, but that doesn't say some of those languages aren't appropriate for this purpose! These days, given the penchant for web-based programming, javascript or some of …  |
| | What kind of system do YOU think would be useful to a business owner?  |
 | What did you find when you Googled that? In any case, it is a video input card, not a "Security Camera" card. |
 | A couple of minor issues with the assignment operator in StuXYZ's example: Way& Way::operator=(const Way& A) { if (this!=&A) { id=A.id; name=A.id; } return A; } should be this: Way& Way::operator=(const Way& A) { if (this!=&A) { id=A.id; name=A.name; } return *this; } |
| | Re: coding Me, I have some futures in the Brooklyn Bridge you might be interested in. Far below par value I think! Sorry for all the sarcasm cazmere, but your question is way too vague to answer. Try to be more specific, as in do you want to learn how to write … |
| | Myself, I usually write a function (for C programs) or a class (for C++ programs) that handles tokenizing of data - ie, extracts each token to be analyzed. I have found that strtok is unsuitable for all but the most elementary uses. Usually, you will pass a list of delimiters … |
 | I'm sure there are some here who speak Portuguez - I speak Spanish and can guess what your comments mean, but others don't. Please translate your post into English as well as you can. |
| | Remember, for Windows, if your user uses backslashes (normal Windows format) for directory separators, then fopen will need double backslashes since the backslash is an "escape" character in C strings. Alternatively, you can convert the backslash into a forward slash (/) and the path should work on Windows as well … |
 | Do I hear an echo...echo? :-) Basically, it means that some program cannot find a DLL where it expected to. Either it was deleted, or moved. Usually this is a user error in trying to "clean" the system of unnecessary files. |
| | A dll file contains relocatable binary data/code that can run in a Windows environment. There may be readable strings contained in it, but most of the data is machine code of some kind. As others have suggested, there are cracker and decompiler tools that can turn the binary code into … |
| | .wav files are just data files which contain sound recordings in a non-compressed format (raw data, as opposed to .mp3 files which are compressed and of a different format). If the video player that you are using (Media Player Classic in your case) cannot find it, then you will indeed … |
| | It is possible that someone has pwnd your youtube account. Have you contacted their support page? Have you tried creating a new account? Have you changed your gmail/google password? |
| | Re: eclipse How don't your java programs work with eclipse? Please explain in detail. FWIW, eclipse alse supports C/C++ development.  |
 | And you want to do this because? ... |
| | Learn by doing. Decide what program you would want to have, and then create it - there will be a lot of pain and gnashing of teeth in the process, but when it does what you want, you are ready to move on to more. |
 | So, you expect us to analyze 200+ lines of code to find where your logic sucks? Review it yourself with a critical eye, and then post a smaller bit of code here if you still need help. Of course, 136 lines of this input is just data - what does … |
| | This is not clear. Please be more explicit. I am a senior Nokia systems engineer. |
| | What audio player are you using? If the normal Windows Media Player, have you tried VLC? |
| | I'm only going to say one thing - you don't validate your input data. In the constructor you do not verify that either the suit or rank passed is valid. If not, you need to throw an exception. Data validation is critical for all programming processes. If you don't verify … |
| | So, you want us to do your homework for you? Make an effort to solve the problem and we can help you. This is not sufficient... :-(  |
 | I suspect we do this with our mobile browsers. I'll have to ask one of my colleagues tomorrow and get back to you as I don't personally know the process. Send me a personal message as a reminder.  |
| | See my reply to your other post. We DO NOT do your homework for you! :-( |
| | Explain exactly what *you* mean by "app tracking" and "website tracking". |
| | Well, after looking on the HP web site about this system, it is unclear whether or not it has PCI expansion slots. If you are considering purchasing it, and have a need for PCI add-ins, then I would consider other alternatives unless you can get a positive response from HP … |
| | Agree with Jorge with one big caveat - if the drive is encrypted you may not be able to access the data without serious effort, if at all. My company uses full disc encryption, but we use McAfee tools to do it, and they have recovery keys if needed for … |
 | Regular SD cards have a slider that can write-protect the device, but I don't think micro-sd cards have one of those (mine don't). In any case, SD cards over 8GB need to be supported by SD-HC (or newer) controllers. It may be that your phone doesn't support SD-HC (high capacity) …  |
 | What happens if you try Firefox instead of Chrome? |
 | As Schol-R-Lea showed (but may not have pointed out), you were, at the least, missing the leading left-bracket when defining your class. IE, you posted class itemtype public: . . . }; but it should have been class itemtype { public: . . . }; |
 | Re: Array To complete what David W said - do this: `function(&array[0])` or more simply `function(array)` |
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