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| | [CODE]struct PCB* handleProcessArrival_PP(struct PCB *processhead,struct PCB *processtail,struct PCB *currProcess,struct PCB *newProcess,int currTime){ if(currProcess==NULL){ newProcess->executionStartTime = currTime; newProcess->executionEndTime = currTime+newProcess->totalBurstTime; newProcess->remainingBurstTime = newProcess->totalBurstTime; if(newProcess->processID==processhead->processID){ processhead= newProcess->next; printf("processhead in case 1 %d \n",processhead->processID); } currProcess=newProcess; printf("***current process = new process%d \n",currProcess->processID); contents(processhead); return currProcess; //return processhead; } if (currProcess->processID !=0){ contents(processhead); if(currProcess->processPriority>newProcess->processPriority){//new …  |
| | Hello All. Been playing around with some linked dropdowns. It seems to be a recurring theme here on DW, so I thought I'd offer this up as a possible solution or for discussion, to see how it could be improved. The premise for this set of linked dropdowns is that … |
| | **// EDIT 2014-04-07 //** New version (1.0.3) posted at the [bottom](http://www.daniweb.com/web-development/php/code/476623/ajaxed-linked-dropdowns-select-fields-for-volatile-data#post2082327) Demo Page: http://demos.diafol.org/ajax-linked-dropdowns.php *********************************************** Hello All. Been playing around with more linked dropdowns (select form fields), following the code snippet posted for static-ish data [here](http://www.daniweb.com/web-development/php/code/475238/linked-dropdowns-select-fields-for-static-ish-data). The static-ish version is of limited use (or of no use!) if data in … |
| | This code allows you to create a linked list and reverse it recursively. |
| | A complete C implementation of Linked List...tested on Linux GCC |
 | This is an example of a singly linked list allowing you to enter a number of names and associated ages. The twist is that the names are inserted into the list in ascending order. When the list is displayed, it is already sorted by name. Note: This is not an …  |
 | Here is code, which you can play with before installing and using the [superior blist package from pypi](http://pypi.python.org/pypi/blist/). I did it as therapy after doing programming test answer using zillion of setters and getters. Motivation is basically to show why you should use properties after you need them and attribute … |
| | I wrote a linked list program in C++ which compiles and works well. But I have been told that a) I have to have two separate structs instead of one that contains both the info and the node; and, b) that I have to use two pointers instead of the …  |
| | Here unsystematic play with linked list structure Object Oriented style. If you have performance critical code, please do not use this but use the superb faster than list [URL="http://pypi.python.org/pypi/blist/"]blist module[/URL] (including sorted versions of main data structures). As OO newbie (though with some 30 years of other programming), I wanted … |
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