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So, you flagged this thread as "solved". What did you do to solve it?

Sorry, but we don't do your homework for you. If this were in England, it would be a 4th form problem... Post your code attempts here and we may help you debug them.

You need to install php directly (it probably wasn't by default). Either you can get it from the Apple Store, or you will need to install from source.

You poor schlub! NEVER let someone plug an unknown device into your computer!!! (emphasis intended) To help people with recharge problems, keep a wall-powered usb charging cable available. No issue with pwning your systems. Since this happened, you need to do the following: 1. Reset your WiFi router to factor …

Here is the 10 penny description. A switch statement allows you to execute code based upon the value of an integer (or comparable - unsigned, long, etc is ok). Let's say that 0 == off, 1 == on, 2 == on+bright, and anything else is an error (or does nothing). …

The main difference between ddr1, ddr2, and ddr3 is the number of I/O channels they support. More channels, the faster they are, megahertz notwithstanding. Whether or not these modules are "fast enough" for you depends upon your usage patterns. What are you using the PC for mostly?

You need an internet connection to activate it (Win7). If you don't have an internet connection, then I would suggest that you switch to Linux... :-) Windows will give you some time (about 30 days or so, I think) to activate it, before it "bricks" your system.

Talk about comparing apples (sic) to oranges... :rolleyes:

1. No need. 2. Probably not, unless the function call was `system(cmd.exe cls);` - unfortunately since most of my programming is Unix/Linux I can't say. The Linux command to clear the screen is "clear" which is actually "/usr/bin/clear", so it should work, assuming the call was made in a program …

RTFM? Go online and look at Oracle's Java documents. It is all covered there. This is not a simple question to answer here without you posting the code with which you have tried to accomplish this.

Do you get any lights flashing or beeps when you cold-boot the system? Have you tried removing the battery and then holding down the power button for about 30 seconds, then reinstalling the battery and rebooting (this resets some bits that may be a problem)?

GPS is a satellite-based location tool that gives you your coordinates to within a specified error factor. If you want to orient yourself to a specific set of coordinates (Longitude+Latitude), then you need to compute your GPS location in relation to the specified (base) coordinates, and use that to orient …

I'm looking at my copy of the ARM (Ellis and Stroustrup, Annotated Reference Manual for C++) now... Ok. Can't find my ARM - it's probably at work, but now I'm looking at Stroustrup's C++ Programming Language, Second Edition. He has several sections on pointers, but the short story is that …

I have no clue, but it may be a bug in Reader 11. Post a report of this to the Adobe support site and/or user forums.

Most laptops will either go into sleep or hibernate mode when the lid is closed. In either case, it will not be listening for network connection requests. You need to alter your power settings so that the system stays operational when the top is closed. It will drain the battery, …

Please provide the source for your "graphics.h" and "graphics.c" (or .cpp).

It sounds like there is already an Oracle plugin registered with your installation of Eclipse. Have you tried enabling/using that? FWIW, most versions of Oracle since 8 or 9 use the same API's, so that would not change. IE, installing an 11g eclipse plugin would not be any different (likely) …

First, array indices in C/C++ are zero-based, not 1 based like some languages we won't mention here, UNLESS you want to skip over the first element... Secondly, you need to remove the semi-colon from then end of line 1. :-)

Not enough information. What problems are you encountering? What have you tried? What are the details of your project? Etc, ad infinitum.

Show your linker directives. It is obvious that you aren't linking in the required libraries for zlib or whatever.

Performance engineering is my business. The number of significant factors are as numerous as the stars in the sky... To determine how one method compares to another in any given environment, you have to construct equivalent code sets for each of the tools you are testing, along with appropriate (for …

Assembler languages are not likely to get many answers here - the expertise required is not common, unless you go to Google. I think a professor at Pepperdine University invented the language as a teaching tool. So, here is a link: http://code.google.com/p/pep8-1/ Unfortunately, I couldn't find any user discussion forums …

The best tool I have found for video transcoding is ffmpeg. There are binary builds for Linux, OSX, and Windows, plus source code of course. Here is a link to their download page: https://www.ffmpeg.org/download.html

Ok. First a disclaimer: I am a senior systems engineer at Nokia. My wife has an iPhone (recently got the latest iPhone 5 to upgrade from her previous 3g). I have an Android (actually 2 - Google Nexus Ones - personal phones), a Nokia Lumia 900 (work phone), and a …

Go see the "gurus" at your local Apple Store?

As JorgeM said, HTTP is a higher-level protocol that runs on top of TCP/IP. TCP/IP is mostly layer 2, and HTTP layer 3. IE, HTTP works with, but not in place of, TCP/IP. Anyone can write their own layer-3 protocol that works with TCP/IP - I write them all the …

And your problem is?

There are a number of good compression tools out there, but remember that better compression usually == more time and other computer resources (memory, CPU, etc). Also, some files, such as mp3 audio files and most video formats are already compressed, so you won't get much reduction in size. Here …

Boot into Linux and post the output of the commands "lspci" and "lsmod" here. We need to see what the chip set is that this device uses (lspci), as well as any drivers that may be associated with it (lsmod).

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Please post the contents of the htable1 header file. Also, have you tried to build it debuggable and it run in a debugger? It should show you where it is corrupting memory, or trying to access invalid addresses, which is what your problem is, fundamentally. P.S. This does't always work …

OOP - Object Oriented Programming. There are tonnes of articles and books on the web about this subject. I have also taught advanced topics on the subject to engineers in Fortune 10 companies. As richieking said (in not so many words), ask some relevant questions, and we will try to …

So, it connects when wiered, but not wireless? I assume that both connection types are using DHCP to get an IP address from the router? As JorgeM said, connect up both ways (you can do that at the same time) and then post the output of "ipconfig /all" here.

Either of these will handle modern video games at very high resolutions and framerates. It then becomes a matter of preference. Myself I prefer nVidia gear, but that is because I run mostly Linux and they have better drivers for Linux currently than AMD. Also, if you want to do …

Well, the Kindle is basically an Android device, though I'm not sure if it supports the Android Store, which probably has something like what you are looking for. FWIW, I have found a bunch of neuroscience dictionaries on Amazon, some of which have Kindle versions. The $64 question is whether …

Unfortunately, unless you violate Answers #2 (download someone else's software) I can't help you; however, if you can install Cygwin (a Linux environment for Windows), then you can do this, and very easily. You would use the `copy -ri dir1/* dir2` command/format which will copy all of the contents of …

These days, a 10mbps switch is pretty much outdated. Are you sure you don't mean a 10gbps (10 gigabits / second) switch is what you are looking for? Most are at least fast ethernet (100mbps) or gigabit capable. I think my last 10mbps switch was back in the early 1990s...

Having used this pattern (with the macro cruft) much in the past, I can say that it is very efficacious, but it is not easy when debugging... :-) However, I give Mike2k a thumbs up for suggesting it.

I suppose the answer would be "it depends". I have a car stereo that can play CD's, thumb drives, or other USB devices (iPods, etc). I suspect that the means by which it determines which is is which is a hardware probe (ie, what port is active).

Usually flex and bison are installed by default on Linux systems. Try the commands "which flex" and "which bison" to see if they are already installed. And to help your education, Lex is short for "Lexical Analyzer", and YACC is short for "Yet Another Compiler Compiler"... :-)

What is the make/model of the computer + specs (CPU, RAM, Disc). Also, where did you purchase the copy of Ultimate (Win7, right?), and how did you install/upgrade it?

It's the difference between a 1960's supercar that doesn't run to a Formula One racer that also doesn't run... :-) IE, one is an old piece of junk, that doesn't run, and the other is a space-age piece of junk, that also doesn't run! Just my opinion, of course. I …

Indeed, what deceptikon asks, or do you mean "read the file from back to front"?

Get Ellis and Stroustrup's ARM (Annotated Reference Manual) for C++, ANSI edition. Worth its weight in gold as far as I'm concerned! http://www.amazon.com/The-Annotated-C-Reference-Manual/dp/0201514591/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1361684026&sr=8-1&keywords=Ellis+and+Stroustrup+ARM

Assembler language is very specific to a particular CPU instruction set. It is not something that most people (even serious software engineers) need to concern themselves with, unless they are going to work on the lowest levels of an operating system kernel or operating system boot loaders. Then, it is …

The comments that turboscrew put in your code should help. Computing fibonacci sequences is typically done with a recursive algorithm. IE: fib(x) = fib(x-1) + fib(x-2) with x==1 being the limiting factor that causes the loop to terminate. IE, fib(1) == 1, and fib(0) == 0, so fib(2) == 1 …

OOo (and, in my opinion, better version of LibreOffice) should install a link in your KDE or Gnome UI menu system. Look in the "Applications->Office" menu. If it wasn't installed by default, the RPM files have an RPM to do that.

I assume you refer to the title of this post, "parallel algorithms for IP switches"? What have you found with a google or wikipedia search? FWIW, here are some of the results of my own Google search on exactly those terms: 1. http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/summary?doi=10.1.1.104.2730 2. http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~dga/15-744/S07/papers/islip-ton.pdf 3. http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/login.jsp?tp=&arnumber=830007&url=http%3A%2F%2Fieeexplore.ieee.org%2Fiel5%2F6675%2F17966%2F00830007.pdf%3Farnumber%3D830007