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    Ok. If it is solved, please inform the rest of us what you did to fix it. :-) Thanks.
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    @phoenix254 - Well, besides being very bad, and retro, goto's are allowed, even in C++, but VERY MUCH not recommended! And usually not needed in properly structured code. It is …
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    @phoenix254 - Well, besides being very bad, and retro, goto's are allowed, even in C++, but VERY MUCH not recommended! And usually not needed in properly structured code. It is …
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    When you make changes to C/C++ code, you have to recompile the sources. Did you do that? Also, for basic C/C++ code I do not recommend the use of an …
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    So, does your code work? If not, what errors are you getting? We can help you more now, and we can appreciate your difficulties using out-of-date tools. We will try …
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    @Schol-R-LEA - nice explanation! To expand, if one doesn't initialize pointers to NULL (or 0 - preferable for current systems), then you have introduced serious security flaws in your system.
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    I agree with Suzie999. First index is the number of "rows", and the second is the number of "colums" in the row, although either way will work if programmed correctly, …
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    Replied To a Post in How to compile Truecrypt from source in Kali linux?

    DO NOT modify the Makefile! That is unnecessary if you put the headers in the correct place. I didn't need to make any changes to the Makefile on my system. …
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    @Leo G - this goes back further into the days when MS-DOS was first derived from Seattle Computer Product's QDOS opearting system that MS purchased to sell to IBM for …
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    And until you post some effort at a solution, don't expect help here for a homework problem!
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    Replied To a Post in How to compile Truecrypt from source in Kali linux?

    As I mentioned before, you need to install all the `pkcs11*.h` files in the source/Crypto directory. That should allow the CFLAGS options in the Makefile to find them for the …
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    Replied To a Post in How to compile Truecrypt from source in Kali linux?

    Ok. I'm almost there. The three pkcs11.. header files have to go into the TrueCrypt source/Crypto directory. Then you need to install the Linux native assembler nasm, and the fuse-devel …
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    You should be able to build it by extracting the directory with the command: tar -zxvf "TrueCrypt 7.1a Source.tar.gz" After that, cd into the source directory: cd truecrypt-7.1a-source Then run …
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    @nitin1 - oops, sorry about that. I hate it when people hijack other folks' threads. I'll get back to that when I have a minute.
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    Start with lines 42 and 43. I assume you want to add the numbers in each element of the array, but it is a 2 dimension array, so lines 42 …
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    Schol-R-LEA beet me to the mark with his response. Your original post is not valid C code. You can use semaphores to enable a mutual-exclusion behavior, but all the processes …
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    Your routers have a maximum bandwidth, and all the loads are probably hitting that limit, hence the "lags" you are experiencing. You can use both wifi access points, provided they …
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    Systems shut down automatically when certain things happen, such as overheating. Is this a laptop or desktop system? What is the power supply rating (in watts)? Are the cooling fans …
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