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Show a sample of the output please. -
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Sorry, but we don't do your homework for you. Please try to do it yourself, and if you are still having problems then post your code here and we can … -
Replied To a Post in Best way to store data before moving to database
A lot of people (including my group at Panasonic) use CSV files to cache data that will be uploaded to the database. You can also use XML files, but they … -
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The Reverend Jim is correct. You need to access the admin web page on the router, which means you need to directly connect your computer to it with an ethernet … -
Replied To a Post in Might my methodology be flawed mixing "C" & "C++"
There are times when C api's are appropriate in what is mostly a C++ application. Low level system and network programming often require C code. as for STL collections, strings, … -
Replied To a Post in Is there any good links on learning oop php?
That's a nice tutorial. I also wrote one for Daniweb a year or so ago when I was doing a lot of PHP programming at Nokia. Here is the link: … -
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Yes, I was going to suggest using the Lame mp3 encoding library. Also, there is open source code out there to do this, such as is used by the ffmpeg … -
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Most web traffic now is encrypted with SSL. It's nice that Wireshark can determine the decryption certificate to use from the stream, which is why it can turn it into … -
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So, is your code supposed to be written in BORG, or C++? That is not clear. -
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In this section of code medium = opts.breakpoints[0] || 480; large = opts.breakpoints[1] || 900; You will notice that there is no entry for small. I think this is a … -
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On using Linux I presume? There is a "Linux for Dummies" book, and this article may help point you in the right direction: http://www.linfo.org/newbies.html Current versions of Linux for desktops … -
Replied To a Post in will MS office 2003 work on a 64bit win7 PC
@johnruelle - yes that is exactly correct. My suggestion however, is to switch to LibreOffice... :-) Free, full-featured, and compatible with MS Office. They have done a LOT of work … -
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There is a lot of useful documentation on the LibreOffice web site. I would suggest you go there first: www.libreoffice.org -
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Configure your web browser to NOT use a proxy. For your home network, it is not only unnecessary, but will block you as you have found. Proxy's are only suitable … -
Replied To a Post in [PHP] Cannot edit variables within do-while.
Please show ALL of your PHP code! -
Replied To a Post in Microsoft Excel and LibreOffice of linux
Your example of summing a rance of columns or rows should work with LibreOffice Calc just like it does with Excel. Have you tried that? -
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Do you know how to program in Java? -
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Either is a valid approach, but for a better "native" mobile experience the first option would be preferable. -
Replied To a Post in Mobile Site
Either is a valid approach, but for a better "native" mobile experience the first option would be preferable. -
Replied To a Post in 0 not equal to 0.0000 problem
This is a well known problem with floating point numbers. Even if your software displays 0.0000, it is probably a truncated value that may really be 0.00001, hence the mismatch … -
Replied To a Post in Changing over from Novell to WIndows server
Amazing that there are still companies so far behind the wave that they are continuing to run Novell servers... That's almost like using a horse and buggy to commute 60 … -
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@alek - no problem! I'll look at it after it is posted. At earliest it will be this time tomorrow. I don't get home from work until late. -
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If you free an already freed memory block, usually your program with crash with a SEGFAULT error. As deceptikon said, you cannot be guaranteed that reallocation of a block after … -
Replied To a Post in Clarification with the MVC model
What does MVC mean to you? To me it is Model-View-Controller. This wikipedia article does a pretty decent job of helping one understand the concepts: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Model%E2%80%93view%E2%80%93controller What you are describing … -
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Sorry. Mr. Clueless here! Is there a web site? Do they have a user/support forum? That's where I would start. -
Replied To a Post in My c++ has one error, please help?
There are a LOT of errors in this code. Look at it analytically, refactor it, and reflect upon what you are doing. I could point to at least a half-dozen … -
Replied To a Post in error: expected '(' for function-style cast or type construction
Show all of the relevant code, including headers (class definitions and function declarations), as well as implementation code for the classes/functions that are failing. You are not providing enough information. … -
Replied To a Post in What is Linux Kernel ?
Think of an operating system (Linux) as a seed or nut like an almond or walnut. There is the outer part (the applications and system services), and then there is … -
Replied To a Post in Min-Heap Sort Assistance
You need to read Knuth's work on Sorting and Searching. Remember the KISS (Keep It Simple Stupid) principle. Read this in Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heapsort -
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And this question is in Software Development because? -
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You only want one router per subnet. Most can be configured for some number of dhcp (dynamically assigned addresses) as well as some number of static local addresses. If you … -
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Have you communicated with your domain registrar about this? -
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Designing a strong hash function is a hard encryption problem. Verifying your own work is futile and usually wrong. Read Bruce Schneier's Applied Cryptography. Until you do, don't even think … -
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did it? If the chicken came out of an egg that wasn't a chicken egg, how could it have been a chicken :) -
Replied To a Post in how do i restore windows 8.1 environmental variables ?
What file? Windows environment variables are stored in the registry, and can be accessed via the system tools menu (right click on a disc drive). -
Replied To a Post in Complexity calculation
Simple. Outer loop == n iterations. Inner loop == m iterations. Total iterations? n * m. It really is not a complexity problem since the problem is linear. -
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Definitely, running an ARM emulator on an x86 box will be slow. Since Android code is just Java using the Dalvik compiler and bit-code interpretor, using an Intel Android emulator … -
Replied To a Post in Launching The "Internet of Toys"
So, is this hardware going to be open sourced? Or will it still be proprietary, requiring custom device drivers and OS versions? -
Replied To a Post in Do you think which company is more promising Apple or Microsoft?
Neither. Study open sourced systems such as Linux and BSD Unix (which OSX is based upon). -
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If it is the BIOS password, there is a means to reset the BIOS flash memory, erasing the old password, but it will require removing the cover and keyboard, and … -
Replied To a Post in how do i restore windows 8.1 environmental variables ?
How did you delete them? -
Replied To a Post in window 10 is good or not?
No proprietary operating system can be "good" since you have no way to know what they are doing with your data/information. Windows 10 is especially egregious in this regard. They … -
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And BTW, a stack overflow like this is a perfect attack vector for malware! -
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> This is C right? With any luck it's C++ as best practice in C is to specify `void` as the parameter list. But yes, there's no termination condition in … -
Replied To a Post in passing the address of an array of strings to a function
Try `split_string(line, strlen(line)+1, &strings_line_tokens[0]);` -
Replied To a Post in C++
Also, unless there is a REALLY good reason, all member variables like m_secret, etc. should be private with public or protected getter/setter methods as needed. -
Replied To a Post in C++
You are missing a right-curly-brace { before the start of your G_master class. Try this instead: class G_master { public: int m_secret; int m_guess; int m_win; int m_prev_delta; void setup(); … -
Replied To a Post in How do ISPs divide their network for customers?
First, you need to get permission from your ISP to do this, if law doesn't explicitly allow you to do so. You can route all the local people to your … -
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This is often caused by glitchy sensors. If cleaning and reinstalling drivers doesn't work, try replaing the device. Mine sometimes just stops for a minute. No random movements though, thankfully. … -
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Simple. A strip of black electrical tape will deal with that nicely! The microphone is another matter... :-) Speaking from the department of paranoics department...
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