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Replied To a Post in Might my methodology be flawed mixing "C" & "C++"
I think this is the answer I was looking for. Extracted from *C++ Primer 5th edition*. > Ordinarily, C++ programs should use the cname versions of headers and > not … -
Replied To a Post in Might my methodology be flawed mixing "C" & "C++"
Recently I've been using GCC 5.2.0 and have been reasonably satisfied with the object code it emits. I've begun reading C++ Primer 5th edition and it is a fairly intense … -
Created Might my methodology be flawed mixing "C" & "C++"
I'm in the process of designing a console personal/business finance package for Linux. It's easy to identify the advantages of data abstraction through classes, but I'm not inclined to become … -
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I'm in the process of designing a console personal/business finance package for Linux. It's easy to identify the advantages of data abstraction through classes, but I'm not inclined to become … -
Edited Assert A20
For those interested in operating system development, this snippet tests status of A20. It is the line that allows memory beyond 1 meg to be addressed, otherwise it will just … -
Edited Assert A20
For those interested in operating system development, this snippet tests status of A20. It is the line that allows memory beyond 1 meg to be addressed, otherwise it will just … -
Created Assert A20
For those interested in operating system development, this snippet tests status of A20. It is the line that allows memory beyond 1 meg to be addressed, otherwise it will just … -
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For those interested in operating system development, this snippet tests status of A20. It is the line that allows memory beyond 1 meg to be addressed, otherwise it will just … -
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Write a program that displays the same string in four different colors,using a loop. Call the SetTextColor procedure.Any color may be chosen, but you may find it easiest to change … -
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#1: Is the compiler your using case sensitive? If so, color & Color are not the same #2: What is the calling conventions of SetTextColor? CDELC pushes value or pointer … -
Edited 32/16 Integer to ASCIIZ converter
This will take a value in EAX or AX, convert to ASCII hex with optional padding and upper or lower case This example would yield "---fc103a" push word 0x222d ; … -
Edited 32/16 Integer to ASCIIZ converter
This will take a value in EAX or AX, convert to ASCII hex with optional padding and upper or lower case This example would yield "---fc103a" push word 0x222d ; … -
Created 32/16 Integer to ASCIIZ converter
This will take a value in EAX or AX, convert to ASCII hex with optional padding and upper or lower case This example would yield "---fc103a" push word 0x222d ; … -
Began Watching 32/16 Integer to ASCIIZ converter
This will take a value in EAX or AX, convert to ASCII hex with optional padding and upper or lower case This example would yield "---fc103a" push word 0x222d ; … -
Began Watching Calculate pi with c++
Can anybody tell me how can i calculate x decimal numbers of pi, if my input is 2 than output should be this 3.14 if my input is 4 then … -
Replied To a Post in Calculate pi with c++
You should maybe finish the thread you started 5 days ago on the exact same question. What was lacking in the answers you got then. -
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I'm not sure how else to explain it, but I'm sure if you implement the snippet into a functioning application and then trace through it with a debugger, you will … -
Began Watching Calculate pi with c++
HI everyone, I need help in c++. Problem : I want to write a program that calculate x digits of pi. Like if my input is 3 output should like … -
Replied To a Post in Calculate pi with c++
Lets assume for example PI = 180 / 57. Division essentially is nothing more than successive subtractions, so based on that premis, one could construct a loop as follows for … -
Replied To a Post in help so confused
First and foremost, you don't have a legitimate C++ program, so there is no way you could have run the code you've enclosed. #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main … -
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Use an array to store the grades. Use a looping structure to populate the array. Calculate the numeric average based upon the 4 equally-weighted numeric grades. Display each of the … -
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There are a couple of pieces you've got a pretty good handle on, but what would be helpful now, is to show your entries and what the program yields thus … -
Began Watching Why day,month ,years ??
# we get month for (month=days/30;) years for ( years=month/12;) but we also get days for(( days=days%30, why it happend explain ??)) # -
Replied To a Post in Why day,month ,years ??
Here is the [explanation](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modulo_operation) you seek, which by the way was just a real simple Google search for "modulus division". -
Stopped Watching Write a program to check the password is too strong or strong or weak
Write a program to check the password is too strong or strong or weak & also check the password is validate or not.. you can use code of c/c++ and … -
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Write a program to check the password is too strong or strong or weak & also check the password is validate or not.. you can use code of c/c++ and … -
Replied To a Post in Write a program to check the password is too strong or strong or weak
Why are you starting a new thread for a question you just asked [here](https://www.daniweb.com/software-development/cpp/threads/494674/password-strong-or-weak-or-too-strong) yesterday -
Began Watching password strong or weak or too strong
plz help me to solve the problem..add some more code in c/c++ related to show that the output will be password too strong or strong or weak.... #include <iostream> #include … -
Replied To a Post in password strong or weak or too strong
Hopefully you understand the concept of bit patterns and that way at line 48 you could code whatever conditionals you need. I left out the 6 char conditional, you can … -
Began Watching Best sort for a doubly linked list
Hi all, What is the best sorting algorithm for a doubly linked list? Insertion sort and merge sort appears to the best due to the less overhead compared to the … -
Replied To a Post in Best sort for a doubly linked list
Although I've never had a chance to benchmark my concept with a large dataset, I've implemented a slight twist to the insertion sort wherein I maintain an array of pointers … -
Created Extended X86 BootLoader
This is a special purpose boot loader for a system I've called Proto-Sys. Eventually it is going to become a 64 bit application that will encompass all the resources to … -
Began Watching Extended X86 BootLoader
This is a special purpose boot loader for a system I've called Proto-Sys. Eventually it is going to become a 64 bit application that will encompass all the resources to … -
Replied To a Post in DBMS - Database Management System
I can definately appreciate why this seems like a fog. Generally speaking, the application that defines the fields, establishes realations between one table and the other and thier key fields … -
Replied To a Post in DBMS - Database Management System
Yes, DBMS (Database Management System) is software that manipulates the data. There are [these](http://www.capterra.com/database-management-software/) most popular ones. SQL is simply an integrated or independant layer that will extract a subset … -
Began Watching DBMS - Database Management System
From what I understand a DBMS is a software that manupulates a database. I am developing a retail checkout system which is link to a SQL database. Is that consideres …
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