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GCC Fails to Recognize Parameters
Programming
3 Weeks Ago
by snah19
…; helloai.c <<EOF #include <stdio.h>
int
main() { printf("Hello, world!\\n"); return 0; } EOF…
Re: GCC Fails to Recognize Parameters
Programming
3 Weeks Ago
by Reverend Jim
I can't offer any suggestions other than to just download the compiled app for your system instead of building it yourself.
Re: GCC Fails to Recognize Parameters
Programming
3 Weeks Ago
by rproffitt
Here's another problem. When we change the OS not only must we setup the compiler, environment and such but sometimes an OS API could be deprecated or removed. You made mention of a possible OS change so that's a possibility. You obtained this code from somewhere. Go back there and see if they updated it for your new OS.
VB6 - RayCasting: why my Vertical intersection is so big?
Programming
Software Development
1 Month Ago
by cambalinho
…AY = Player.PosY AX = Player.PosX Else 'Facing Up AY = (
Int
(Player.PosY / ObjectSize) * ObjectSize) - 1 AX = Player.PosX + …AY = Player.PosY AX = Player.PosX Else 'Facing left AX = (
Int
(Player.PosX / ObjectSize) * ObjectSize) - 1 AY = Player.PosY +…
Re: VB6 - RayCasting: why my Vertical intersection is so big?
Programming
Software Development
1 Month Ago
by cambalinho
…Player.PosY AX = Player.PosX Else 'Facing Up AY = (
Int
(Player.PosY / ObjectSize) * ObjectSize) - 1 AX = Player.….PosY AX = Player.PosX Else 'Facing left AX = (
Int
(Player.PosX / ObjectSize) * ObjectSize) - 1 AY = Player…
TensorFlow Keras Sequence Data Generator for Multimodal Classification
Programming
Computer Science
2 Months Ago
by usmanmalik57
… max_length def __len__(self): # Number of batches per epoch return
int
(np.ceil(len(self.df) / float(self.batch_size))) def __getitem__… values predictions = (predictions == predictions.max(axis=1)[:, None]).astype(
int
) # printing results print(classification_report(y_test, predictions)) print(f"Accuracy…
Reducing Video Frames and Frame Rates (FPS) in Python
Programming
Computer Science
2 Months Ago
by usmanmalik57
…, frames_to_capture): faces = [] cap = cv2.VideoCapture(video_path) # Read video file total_frames =
int
(cap.get(cv2.CAP_PROP_FRAME_COUNT)) print("==================================") print(f"…
Problem Returning MySQL Stored Procedure results using Python
Programming
Databases
2 Months Ago
by cored0mp
… mysql.connector as mysql sql='''CREATE PROCEDURE testprocedure(OUT tacos
INT
) BEGIN show tables; SET tacos := 1 ; END''' blank_connection_string = { 'user': 'someusername…
Re: C++ programming error
Programming
1 Month Ago
by rproffitt
…/escape Example follows: #include <iostream> using namespace std;
int
main() { cout << "furey, edward \"sphere calculator…
Re: JTABLE HEADER GROUP
Programming
Software Development
2 Months Ago
by Jan_315
Hi, I have the same problem. Do you already know the solution? Thanks
Re: JTABLE HEADER GROUP
Programming
Software Development
2 Months Ago
by Jan_315
I have found it. These lines are necessary: private JTable table = new JTable( dm ) { protected JTableHeader createDefaultTableHeader() { return new EtsGroupableTableHeader(columnModel); } };
Re: VB6 - RayCasting: why my Vertical intersection is so big?
Programming
Software Development
1 Month Ago
by rproffitt
For VertDist I would set a break on line 104 so I could examine the values in line 103. Also, could be a localization issue that the comma is used for the decimal point and the integer of the results might be 35 and 4548.
Re: VB6 - RayCasting: why my Vertical intersection is so big?
Programming
Software Development
1 Month Ago
by cambalinho
finally i found the problem is on these line: HorizDist = Sqr(((HorizX - Player.PosX) * (HorizX - Player.PosX)) + ((HorizY - Player.PosY) * (HorizY - Player.PosY))) 'works fine VertDist = Sqr(((VertX - Player.PosX)) * ((VertX - Player.PosX))) + (((VertY - Player.PosY)) * ((VertY - Player.PosY)))'calculation incorrect like …
Re: VB6 - RayCasting: why my Vertical intersection is so big?
Programming
Software Development
1 Month Ago
by cambalinho
not so easy :( WallDistance = WallDistance * Cos(Abs(RayRadians - Player.Radians)) 'avoiding the Fish Effect RayHeight = (ObjectSize / WallDistance) * 200 '320 is the width screen If (RayHeight > 200) Then RayHeight = 200 A.ForeColor vbBlue A.DrawLine 475 + 50 + RayCounts, 200 / 2 - …
Re: VB6 - RayCasting: why my Vertical intersection is so big?
Programming
Software Development
1 Month Ago
by cambalinho
i fix 1 error: ElseIf (KeyCode = vbKeyUp) Then If (LevelMap0(Fix((Player.PosY + Player.MoveY * Speed) / ObjectSize), Fix((Player.PosX + Player.MoveX * Speed) / ObjectSize)) <> vbBlue) Then 'and: ElseIf (KeyCode = vbKeyDown) Then If (LevelMap0(Fix((Player.PosY - Player.MoveY * Speed) / …
Re: VB6 - RayCasting: why my Vertical intersection is so big?
Programming
Software Development
1 Month Ago
by cambalinho
after several tests i fix it: Do While RayCounts < RayCount If (RayRadians > (2 * PI)) Then RayRadians = 0.001 i have more to update: 1 - win more performance\FPS; 2 - and trying avoid the 'on error resume next'(it's about the array dimensions): Private Sub DrawRays2() Dim AY As Double…
Re: Download multiple files in single zip and render for download
Programming
Software Development
1 Month Ago
by Sachin_41
what is _response in this? Is this some library?
Re: Reducing Video Frames and Frame Rates (FPS) in Python
Programming
Computer Science
2 Months Ago
by Reverend Jim
Since the underlying tool is ffmpeg, why bother with all the code and overhead? You can just use ffmpeg directly with the -r option. Aside from this I enjoyed the article (and the others you have posted).
Re: Reducing Video Frames and Frame Rates (FPS) in Python
Programming
Computer Science
2 Months Ago
by usmanmalik57
Yes, that's an option, but while you are developing Python applications where you have to process multiple videos, I don't think ffmpeg is scalable enough. Thanks for your feedback r though :)
Re: Problem Returning MySQL Stored Procedure results using Python
Programming
Databases
2 Months Ago
by cored0mp
I just figured out how to do it! As part of the segment I can: import python_modules_as_needed sql="CREATE PROCEDURE nifty_stored_procedure() BEGIN do_the_needful; INSERT INTO metatable (field_name, field_value) VALUES (whatever I want goes here, the results are limitless) "…
Re: Problem Returning MySQL Stored Procedure results using Python
Programming
Databases
1 Month Ago
by Dani
Haha, good job! Thanks for sharing your solution. Sometimes that happens with me. As you type it up, you think about how to phrase what's wrong and what needs to happen, and it makes you think about it from different angles, and you figure it out.
Int isn't working correctly, any ideas why?
Programming
Software Development
11 Years Ago
by ctclements
int
wordpercent = ((count/totalwords)*100); JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null, "Count: " + … made up from your selected word. I am using "
int
wordpercent = ((count/totalwords)*100); to show that. However, when I…
Re: int main() and return
Programming
Software Development
14 Years Ago
by Fbody
… the ANSI/ISO standards. If you return anything but an
int
, it can lead to system issues. Some compilers will even… complain if you try to return anything but an
int
. As far as value is concerned, zero (0) is considered…
Re: int array to double array
Programming
Software Development
12 Years Ago
by Caligulaminus
Int
and double have completely different memory representations -> No other way of converting the arrays.
Re: int main() or void main() ??!!
Programming
Software Development
17 Years Ago
by may4life
int
main() is used to return 0 at the end. This 0 is returned to the Operating system to denote that the function main() - which is the only function called by the operating system and that's why its so special - has completed successfully. Always use
int
main() and return 0 at the end of it. Dont use void
Validate user input (must be a positive int) for ext. function with array parameter
Programming
Software Development
12 Years Ago
by caltech
…CODE]#include <iostream> using namespace std;
int
getNumAccidents (string);
int
findLowest (
int
arr[]);
int
main() { string Boroughs[5] = {"…return 0; }
int
getNumAccidents (string instance) {
int
numAccidents; cin >> numAccidents; return numAccidents; }
int
findLowest (
int
arr[]) {
int
Lowest = arr[0…
Re: changing an int array
Programming
Software Development
14 Years Ago
by MrSpigot
…' must be a constant known at compile time. e.g.
int
dummyArray[5] would work as the compiler knows how much…
Re: i am getting result in int instead of float
Programming
Software Development
10 Years Ago
by Ancient Dragon
>
int
size=0;
int
a[size]; That creates an array of 0 elements. That's not what you want. Move line 11 down to below line 13 where the value of size is known. Note: you will have to use a c++11 compliant compiler to compile this.
Re: Negative int as ascii code of a char?
Programming
Software Development
14 Years Ago
by merse
…gt; betugyakorisag.txt" << endl; }
int
main (
int
argc, char* argv[]) { if (argc == 1)…{ print_help(); return 0; } gyakorisagok tablazat; char c;
int
ascii; for (
int
i = 1; i < argc; i++) {…char(ascii)] += 1; input.close(); } unsigned long
int
summa = 0; gyakorisagok::iterator it; for (it = …
Re: how to set value of built-in type int from within sub-classed method
Programming
Software Development
14 Years Ago
by slate
Int
objects are immutable. The statement a+=5 creates a new object which is an
int
and not an instance of your class. That is why your a.reset() call does not work. Try playing around type(a) and id(a) in the different stages. What are you trying to accomplish? Or whas that only a theoretical question?
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