Eventually Xavier Pondered Einstein's Relativity Theory FNERTL
C and C++ are different languages with shared heritage and just as with the question "should I use a hammer or a screwdriver" you have to look at...
Here's a quick test program I wrote in C; compile to assembler to get the result for your specific hardware: void swapbits() { for (int i=0;...
Shift it left 4 times (equivalent to multiplying by 16) and subtract the original value. 0x0012 << 4 = 0x0120 0x0120-0x0012=0x010e=0x0012*0x000f
With a stopwatch, obviously. Which you'll need anyway, because how else would you know that the 7-minute and 4-minute timers are accurate?
I know we have a winner but here's another approach... Using a few trials work out what angle you have to hold the 4 minute one at for it to...
> [5] So i just changed a comment/line in one of the c files assuming nmake will recompile everything. > [6] I posted that output to the post you...
What you're looking for here is the link line. This is right at the end of the file from line 332 onwards and the tmp file contains the lines...
> I can compile the code using nmake from VS2005 OK. Start by posting the FULL output from a COMPLETE build from source of the code when built...
I also didn't know you had plans for wife PROGRAMMING and girlfriend PROGRAMMING, or interracial PROGRAMMING stuff; didn't even know there were...
I got 2 payments, the first a Payment From for $1 with no fees, and the second a Gift From with a fee of $0.01. I don't know if the fee is due to...
Imbecile, moron, cretin.
It's quite telling that you think of the human beings who might want to visit your site only as "traffic". If you have decent content then people...
Yes Saswat I brute forced it. I'm obviously not up to your standards.
Whoops, you're right, neither are 537 and 737 so the only result is 373. Adding if (is_prime(i)) fixed the problem.
All possible results are 237 373 537 737 int is_prime(int n) { if (n==2) return 1; if (n<3) return 0; if (!(n%2)) return 0; for (int i=3;...
Maybe what's coming in at the COM port differs from the text file? Perhaps you could try logging what is read at the com port into a text file...
No you didn't. You haven't answeredf the following questions: 1. Just call it from main. Here's your main code: int main() { pthread_t...
Well, I don't have your hardware, and you don't seem to be interested in answering questions about calling the code directly from main without...
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