Why did you decide that a set only ever has two elements (a pair)?
<head> </head> <body> <td> <tr> </tr> </td> </body> Use a stack. Opening tag pushed onto the stack Closing tag pops the...
You used the wrong format for the printf commands. $ gcc -W -Wall -ansi -pedantic -O2 foo.c foo.c: In function `main': foo.c:14: warning: int...
http://www.lvr.com/usb.htm Also, read all the documentation which comes with the device you're programming. I'm assuming your PIC is on some...
The short answer is no. The longer answer is "maybe". Some decompilers exist, but they tend to produce lots of simplistic code full of goto's...
Well the standard clock() function (see stdlib.h) can tell you to about 1 second accuracy how much CPU time has elapsed between two points in the...
Your question is meaningless (and unanswerable) on so many levels. http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
The advice tells you not to do something, for some very specific reasons. Then you go ahead and do it anyway. It's like being told "jumping...
> Where can i get complete description about the compiler and its dependencies I'm guessing http://www.sun.com/ Or maybe type man cc at the...
On the face of it, it's complaining about the -o /cm_data/mds_hss/mds/mds_sp/OssNeWrapper/Oss/Adapter/DB/bin/MdsspDBAdapter part of command...
So what command line / makefile are you using?
Since your array is sorted, I guess you could use the bsearch() function in stdlib.h to search the array a lot quicker than a linear search would...
First off, fflush(stdin) is undefined. Flushing a stream is only valid for output streams, or update streams when the last operation was a write....
Keep searching, I'm sure something will turn up. No I don't have a program to hand to do what you want.
I thought you wanted C or C++, not Java? Anyway, try this search
It doesn't know, nor does it need to, at that point in the compilation process. Like say extern variables and function prototypes tell the...
Well the number of factorials you can store in a 32-bit int is pretty small. Perhaps a lookup table and a search would be better?
I think technosavvy's got this one nailed down :) > Only it depends On Array Implementation in compiler. There lies the problem. When you...
Syntax errors aside, the main problem with your read() function is that you're returning a pointer to a local variable. When the function...
The typedef doesn't do anything by itself, except create an alias for some other kind of declaration (in this case, a struct). For example, you...
Separate names with a comma.
