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The conio.h header file provides functions for input/output to console (cmd.exe) windows. You say it isn't working. Please be more specific.

Try using Google to find tools to do this. There are a number of them.

First, install the the 2GB DDR2-800 in the A2 slot (assuming the current one is in the A1 slot). See if that works. If so, then, install the 1GB SIMM in the B1 slot. If it doesn't work, install the 2GB SIMM in the B1 slot and try again... :-)

It depends upon the trojan/virus. Some also infect the boot sector of the system drive, so the next time you boot the system, it gets reinfected. I have also seen some that infect libraries (dll's) in the recovery partition, so even if you reinstall the system, it will still mung …

MySQL is a specific implementation of a relational database that uses the SQL data access language. SQL is an ANSI/ISO standard, and is supported (to varying degrees) by database products such as MySQL, Ingres/Postgres, Oracle, DB2, Sybase/MS-SQLServer, et al. It is not a part of any operating system, per se. …

Stop asking us to help you cheat on your school work asignments! Make an effort and post the code here with your errors, and then we may decide to help you. Until then, you are on your own! :-(

Basic C/C++ stuff. RTFM and try, as suggested by Ancient Dragon, a Google search.

Yeah, if this wasn't mentioned, I think that currently about 95% of the top 500 super computers in the world are running Linux - you can't get much more "big iron" that that! A lot of them are also running scads of nVidia's tesla GPUs for parallel floating point performance.

I see javascript and html. Where is the php code?

When you figure them out, apply for that Nobel Prize in Medicine... This is an area of serious ongoing academic research, and there have been a number of recent articles about mapping human neural networks to machine neural networks. Remember, Google is your friend. If you are referring simply to …

TopSpeed FuelConsumption (adjusted for speed) ie, mpg @ 100 mph != mpg @ 50 mph. PassengerLoad Cargo (in cubic whatever is appropriate for you) Cars have a LOT of options. This will change things quite dramatically when all things are considered. FWIW, I was a master mechanic before I became …

Suzie999 was being nice to you. Usually we just say that we don't do your homework for you, but if you try and post your code here, we will usually try to point you in the right direction. So, get to work, and make an effort!

It is all relative to your needs. My needs as a software engineer who works on complex systems is not the same as most people's. Most people will find a desktop that costs well under $1000 USD to be more than they need. Myself, I spend about 5x that for …

No. The answer is reduced latency. :-) Latency is the amount of time it takes for device A to send a message to device B. It is more or less directly (inversely) proportional to the speed of the link. IE, if a 1GB link between A and B takes 10ns …

Burn a live Linux DVD/CD. Boot it up. Login as root (administrator). Then, wipe the disc with the dd command. Assuming that this is the only HD on the system at the time, it will be /dev/sda. The command line would be this: dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda bs=1M This will write …

Between the time it worked, and the time it didn't, did you change anything on the computer, such as install new software, make configuration changes, etc? Also, are you sure the flatscreen works ok? Have you tried connecting it to another computer?

Sorry, but we don't do your homework for you! Do the research and write up your paper and we may help with some pointers, but YOU have to do the work!

This is not a simple subject. Start with some appropriate Google searches and read a lot of the resulting articles.

Ok. Totally different thing. The 32-bit system is the print server. Just install the compatible 64-bit driver from HP on the Win8 machine and point your print stream to the 32-bit server.

I agree with AD and Mike2k about using Qt. It is a cross-platform C++ API that lets you really write once and deploy on multiple system types from Windoze, to Linux, to Unix (BSD et al), to some mobile operating systems, etc. Of course, once you use Windows API's in …

You have possibly put this file into the Visual Studio configuration file to be compiled, or the problem is that for C++ (especially for pre-compiled headers) it should either not have the .h extension, or should be something like .hh, .hxx, etc.

If you want us to helpful, please post your code.

First observation is that you need to move the `sqlite3* db;` declaration into the class member variable list, otherwise it will not be accessible outside of the DbInit() method. Also, I would create a set of constructors that call DbInit(), and a virtual destructor that disconnects from the database.

If you want to know exactly how to create an operating system from scratch, there are a number of texts out there to help teach you, such as Andrew Tanenbaum's "Operating Systems: Design and Implementation" - where he shows how the Minix operating system works. This was, as I understand …

You do the work. We help you fix it. Don't ask us to do your homework for you - that is cheating! :-(

Minor issue AD. You are starting at the terminating null byte and then ending at the head of the string. Better this I think: for(int i = len-1, j = 0; i >= 0; --i, ++j) { target[j] = source[i]; } target[len] = 0; // Properly terminate the target string.

Try the jar command? It is part of the java development tool set.

1. What is the Kinect's physical interface to the PC - USB? 2. What do you mean by "Is it possible to run applications on computers Kinect ARM architecture?"? Are you saying that the Kinect runs an ARM processor and you want to run apps on it directly? 3&4. Yes, …

Lambdabeta's answer is a good example of applying the KISS (Keep It Short and Simple) to code. IE, keep it as simple as possible, but no simpler than necessary. Too simple (short) usually makes stuff hard to understand. Also, don't hesitate to add comments to the code, especially stating what …

What API's does Ilog provide for Java? I haven't done anything with Ilog since the 1990's. I still have the documentation though. :-)

Good luck Kent! :-) Sometimes this stuff gets my eyeballs rolling, and I've been doing it for 30+ years! Deceptikon's answer was to the point. Couldn't state it better myself.

Sigh - C++ for Dummies. The problem with that is that dummies are not going to be able to write decent C++ code, no matter how hard they try! After 22 years as a professional C++ developer, I can write "decent" C++ code, and have done (and still do) some …

Not doing your homework for you, but will give a clue, think bit-wise comparisons based upon some bit of information in your "truth table".

And what IS your problem. Most rand() functions are at best "pseudo-random" - ie, not so much. This is a good tutorial on the subject: http://www.phy.ornl.gov/csep/CSEP/RN/RN.html From the site: page 2 Anyone who considers arithmetical methods of producing random digits is, of course, in a state of sin. -- John …

One of the easiest cyphers is a simple xor substitution of the source text with letters from the passphrase. You iterate through the source and the passphrase (password) and xor each letter of the source with the current letter of the passphrase. When you get to the end of the …

You want us to help you cheat on your assignment? Do we get your degree when you graduate also? :-( Post your code, and we may help you, but you haven't started on a good foot.

I think Reverend Jim gets the punnage award for the week! So, what punnagement would be appropriate for that? :-)

Is your WiFi secured? If secured with WEP, change the security to WPA and select a strong passphrase. If not secure, change it to WPA and select a strong passphrase. If already WPA, change the passphrase to a strong one that is difficult to guess. Also, go into your router …

Naming conventions... :-) I would suggest that you use something other than Int for your AP class to avoid this sort of confusion, such as APInt, or AnInt, etc. Depending upon the font, it can be difficult to tell int apart from Int, especially for us old farts! :-)

Is it worth the investment? It depends. The Intel "recommended" price for any of them is about $1100 USD. The Xeon E5-2650 has 8 cores and 16 threads (with hyperthreading enabled). There are 2 models. One is a 2Ghz chip with a turbo speed of 2.8Ghz, and a 2.6Ghz model …

I've been making a good living in this domain for over 30 years, and have had the opportunity to do some important work, such as work on the US Navy's RAMP project, contribute to the manufacturing systems for the F111 stealth fighter avionics, design and help build the manufacturing systems …

Sorry, but we don't do your homework for you. Show us what you have tried and we can help you find the errors of your ways, and means. Remember, for *nix systems, there are user, group, and "other" permissions on directories as well as files. So, a hint - to …

You need a function main(). Here are the valid signatures for main(): int main(void); int main( int argc, const char** argv); int main( int argc, const char* argv[]); Note that the second and third versions are functionally (sic) identical. You can also use non-const arguments for argv, but that is …

Overall, I think you did pretty well on the interview questions, though you are correct that #9 could have been handled better, such as mentioning that GC in Java has a serious impact upon long-running applications without considerable effort to compartmentalize the GC domains or to provide object caches for …

What Mike2k said. Template functions are what you can call "generic programming". You develop an algorithm that works for multiple types, and then code it as a template. Instead of a separate function for each type you want to apply the algorithm to, you only have one template function, and …

Classes are used to model physical or conceptual entities. An example of physical entities may be the class Animal - an abstract base class. Derived from that are classes such as Cat, Dog, Human, Bird, etc. Derived from Cat are things like WildCat (Leopard, Tiger, Lion, Puma), DomesticatedCat (Abysinian, Siamese), …

Swap space is used as virtual memory. IE, if your system and applications need more memory than you physically have, then the swapper will move the least-recently used memory blocks to the swap space, freeing that physical memory for active processes. This can be expensive, since it entails physical I/O …

Also check the screensaver settings. Disable it, or set it to a long period when running this sort of application and/or movie. Either that, or move the mouse every once in awhile... :-)