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> Is it possible with DOS compiler or need vc++ like > new one What OS are you using? If DOS/FreeDOS, you should still be able to get the ODBC … -
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Your last exampe, 1 3 5 7 2 1 4 3 is incorrect. It should be 4 odd, 2 even, 1 odd, 1 even, 1 odd. And to answer niranga's … -
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Either you purchase an installation or live CD/DVD disc set, or download an installation or live CD/DVD set of ISO images to burn to CDs or DVDs, boot that, and … -
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You shouldn't lose the data unless you drop/cancel the account. Just disconnecting from it should not do that. -
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I learned software engineering by doing. My first real project was to write an accounting application for a customer (I was a sales representative at a computer store) in dBase … -
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An 8 bit value, such as a char, can be signed, or unsigned. So let's look at chars - you can have a signed or unsigned char. The top-most bit … -
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Alright, thanks LaxLoafer and @ Rubberman I get the concept, actually I didn't also had the idea of const and non-const references. And also now I get it that an … -
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Use PHP for webapps. It is a derivative of C++, so learn C++ first, and apply the object-oriented principles you learn there to your PHP code. -
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Both solutions are brain-dead... Use bsearch() and utilize a different compare() function for ascending vs descending orders. That way, you only need to tell the program how the list is … -
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This is the purpose of the ODBC libraries - they provide a database-neutral means of accessing most any database without changing your code. Before ODBC existed, I wrote an ODBC-like … -
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Also this: int uch = toupper(ch); if (uch >= 'A' && uch <= 'Z') { // This is a letter. } -
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What do you mean by "a repository"? Something like Git, SVN, ClearCase, etc? -
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Here is a good tutorial on the subject of random number generators: http://www.phy.ornl.gov/csep/CSEP/RN/RN.html The math requirements aren't too onerous, and translation from the Fortran90 examples to C or C++ shouldn't … -
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Also, we don't do your homework for you. If this is job, not school related, then Schol-R-Lea's response is 100% correct. FWIW, in Linux systems, there are timer functions that … -
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You are not providing enough information to help you. I assume you are just closing the display, probably putting it into sleep and later hibernate mode. That said, I think … -
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A 1.6 GHz Atom processor running a 32-bit OS is not going to get much better, performance-wise. It is probably already doing its best. -
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Getting a new system will likely be less expensive than fixing this one. -
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Run it through a sed script to remove the "null" entries. -
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Anyway, we need to see your code, especially where you take input for the password, and how the input stream is configured. -
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There a built-in open source nVidia driver for Linux called Nouveau. nVidia also has proprietary Linux drivers for their gear which work very, very well. The proprietary drivers are much … -
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What operating system/version are you using. According to the Linux man page for fopen, the usage of "a+" is this: a+ Open for reading and appending (writing at end of … -
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First, what language are you using? Next, why isn't this in the Software Development forum? -
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What Schol-R-LEA said. For a cross-platform GUI development tool set, use either Qt, or Wx - Qt is preferred. That said, they are C++, not C API's. AFAIK, there are … -
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Still an early C++ learner? -
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Get a degree in computer science. Learn multiple programming languages. Become competent in graphics development. BTW, Newtonian physics is also helpful for game development. -
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Your post is not clear. Please be more specific. Are you trying to learn how to fix laptops and other computers? -
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Good luck with that! This is not code for newbies. And if you use the specified configuration, my guess is that your system will be pwnd... Have fun! -
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If the `if($id != "")`, try !== instead of != - this is one of the subtle issues that trip up a lot of PHP programmers. See the PHP online … -
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Well, what you need to do depends upon whether you are running Linux (or other *nix), or Windows. If Windows, it will find and mount the file system automatically, as … -
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I assume this is a shell script. When you execute the argument as a command, it has to be found in the system's PATH environment. Try `./$1` instead. That tells … -
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If you are considering switching into more current web-based programming, then get up-to-speed on PHP and LAMP. PHP is really a web server based version of C++. If you are … -
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Try ` system("java -jar ./myJar.jar");` assuming that the file is in the same directory as you started your C++ application and it did not change directories before it executed the … -
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These days, a 4 CPU system will have from 8 (more likely 16) cores, to as many as 32. More cores == slower clock speeds. You can overclock 4 core … -
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Are you plugging into a wall charger, or is it plugged into a computer USB port? As JorgeM suggested, try an alternate charger. So, if you don't have another wall … -
Replied To a Post in How to do Load Testing with Mobile Apps
Load testing is very different from functional and regression testing. The issue is one of being able to access system performance data, such as CPU usage, network saturation and latencies, … -
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class Address // Assumes address is in USA { private: std::string street; std::string city; std::string state; std::string zipcode; public: const std::string& getStreet() const; const std::string& getCity() const; const std::string& getState() … -
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Why do you need ultrasurf - "enables its users to bypass Internet censorship and firewalls using an HTTP proxy server, and employs encryption protocols for privacy"? -
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It depends upon the drive. Some manufacturers' drives run hotter than others. On my system, my 2TB WD green drives run about 10C cooler than my 320GB Seagate system drive. … -
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If you are doing C-style allocations, then you can use alloca() which produces data that WILL go away when the function it was called in terminates. This is because the … -
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Eclipse is a nice, integrated, IDE (Integrated Development Environment) that has plugins to support most current programming languages - the editor is built in. VIM is a text editor based … -
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You say you know the basics of Java and are learning Python. Personally, I would doubt that (knowing the basics != being competent). As for using the Google compute engine, … -
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Neural network programming isn't trivial. What other programming experience and training (theory) do you have already? Myself, I had to take a course from MIT to get reasonably up to …
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