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See my response to your previous post... :-( -
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Sorry, but we don't do your homework for you. Make an attempt to code it and we may help you through the knotty parts. -
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First, make sure you are versant in predicate logic - all computer languages use that for decision making. Learn (master) C++. A lot of other languages are based upon it, … -
Replied To a Post in Size Of Structure.
It all depends upon the word size of the architecture. A 32-bit system will be 4 byte aligned. 64-bits will be 8 byte aligned. This is a definite case of … -
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Using a tool like Virtualbox will consume system resources (cores, RAM, etc) as L7Sqr mentioned, but it works very well. I use it daily for work and home use. I … -
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There are a number of methods to do this. One is to create a chroot environment for each process. You can restrict precisely what applications can be run there, and … -
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What deceptikon said. The window manager probably supports drag+drop, (pretty standard these days) but both source and destination applications have to handle the drag and drop events respectively, otherwise nothing … -
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Hibernate, spring, and struts are all pure Java. They have nothing to do with JSP, servlets, et al. RTFM - Google is your friend! -
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Suzie is being nice to you - we are not supposed to solve your homework assignments for you, though I think she just gave you a foot up to help … -
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RTFM? Sorry, but it is elementary. Here is the Linux manpage for floor(): FLOOR(3) Linux Programmer’s Manual FLOOR(3) NAME floor, floorf, floorl - largest integral value not greater than argument … -
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Are you talking about [template specialization](https://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/comphelp/v8v101/index.jsp?topic=%2Fcom.ibm.xlcpp8a.doc%2Flanguage%2Fref%2Fexplicit_specialization.htm), or are you talking about [overloading function templates](http://www.gotw.ca/gotw/049.htm)? -
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Myself, I like lagged-fibonacci sequences, salted with some really random variables such as the decay of some radioactive isotopes, the temperature at various locations on the earth, the current density … -
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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 … -
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What AD said, and thanks for posting your code. We get a lot of people just asking for us to do their homework for them, without trying to solve the … -
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Since this is C++, use 0 to initialze these variables. IE: double* data_list = 0; double* filter_list = 0; -
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I haven't analyzed Banfa's answer for correctness, but it looks good! IE, in n days, 2^(n-1) == really big number for medium sizes of n. Example, 2^(16-1) == 32768, 2^(32-1) … -
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Circular queues confuse a lot of programmers since they are not generally supported directly by computer languages. Key points: head of queue, and tail of queue. Circular queues are generally … -
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Not much different from overloading any class/function. Please show an example of what you are trying to accomplish. -
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For C++, there isn't much of a problem. With C, it is preferable to use malloc/realloc to resize arrays. The nice thing about realloc is that that data in the … -
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Deceptikon, I'm not sure your answer was apropros to the question. It was being unable to declare a static variable inside a class defined inside a function. Honestly, I have … -
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Replied To a Post in Overloading
I up-voted ddanbe's post. That said, operator overloading can be very useful, especially output/input operators and such. As mentioned in ddanbe's post, date classes often overload the + operator. Example, … -
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Go read Donald Knuth's "The Art of Computer Programming" Volume 3 - Sorting and searching. He gets into this in quite a bit of detail. In fact, this is considered … -
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Also, since the function returns a reference to an object, returning 0 (null) is not valid! This function should ALWAYS return os. -
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The open source MySQL database can handle this sort of load very easily. There is also PostgresSql which is more "Enterprise" capable. I use both, as well as Sybase and …
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