Posts by scudzilla

Technically, OEMs are not for sale. Only bundled with new hardware. However, many stores ignore this condition. Microsoft doesn't seem to care as well. If you can find a store selling OEM, go for it. It's much cheaper than retail. It's key is locked to your mobo, but you can contact Microsoft if you need to transfer it to a different system due to failed major hardware (I have yet to experience this though). You won't be getting the free technical support with it, but with google, daniweb and other resources via internet, you won't need it anyway :)

By not available, do you mean they are not visible in explorer, or visible but inaccessible?

32-64 bits each. Altogether 1KB.

I'm currently using Windows 8 professional.

As mentioned, some solutions require guesses. In such situations, there will be a number of (logically related) cells that can have more than one value. Once your program encounters this, it will infinitely loop between those cells because it cannot find a single value for each cell.

At the start of the program? You want the textbox to display an amount? Place the code in a main method, the form class constructor, or a method the constructor calls, not in the textchanged method. If that's not what you mean, please explain more.

Have you tried formatting it in diskpart?

A quick search gave me this. Anyway, I think the column containing a hashed value might be good.

Have you tried using an SQL trigger?

Have you tried char(10)?

Well, if the first subnet starts at 16.0.0.0, and it ends at 16.0.127.255, then it means the second subnet starts at 16.0.128.0. Then you get the pattern: for every subnet, add 128 to the third octet. You can add manually until the 500th subnet, or come up with a formula for that.

Anyway, you should use the correct value in your Case: either 0x57 or 87, but not 57 which is the decimal ascii value of 9. That's only for capital W, so small w will not increment score.

Capital W is 57h or 87d. Small w is 77h or 119d.

I assume your problem is about the vertical planes? And I don't get this:

for example (0, 1, 2, 1, 2, 3) would make two triangle from the corner points 0, 1, 2 and 3, which are the vertex indices

In that picture, could you identify the indices of each vertex? And could you identify how you assign indices to each vertex for a division index of n?

The fade animation is gone, but the dim effect remains.

I currently have three dogs, a lot of fish in the fish pond (swordtails, mollies, guppies, angels, hammerheads, janitors, a pig nosed turtle, and an alligator snapping turtle. I also have a pair of bettas in a small aquarium, and two baby bichirs and three black ghost knife fish in a large community tank. In a cage, I have three leopard geckos.

I used to have a lot of dogs (mostly chihuahuas), four big flowerhorns, two even bigger silver arowanas, two fortune lobsters, a cage full of lovebirds, a tank full of white mice, a guinea pig, a monkey, a wild cat, and a maina.

Have you tried using the motherboard's on board graphics chipset (if your board has one)?

This is what you added to the path variable:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre\bin

This is what you're supposed to add:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre7\bin

Are you sure the path is correct? What java version do you have?

Add the bin folder of the jdk into the path variable.

Ok. I downloaded Bloodshed Dev-C++ 5 to try and compile your code (lots of syntax error before / token, and for loop initial declaration used outside C99 mode >.<) and I still get all the expected output..

OH, you wrote this in a cpp file instead of a c file?

Er.. even after running it as c or cpp file, I still get all output.

Last edit:... Maybe your command prompt is limited to 300 lines, which is why you see only the last 300 lines of output? =/

This section of your code:

if(left_var[b] == 'x' && (left_var[b-1] != '+' || left_var[b-1] != '-'))
{
    /*the second condition of this if statement is currently useless. for whatever
      value of left_var[b-1], it will always be unequal to EITHER '+' or '-'

      I'm assuming you intended to use && here*/
} 
if(left_var[b] == 'x' && (left_var[b-1] == '+' && left_var[b-1]== '-'))
{
    /*since left_var[b-1] can have only 1 value, it cannot be both '+' and '-'
      however, the second part of your condition requires left_var[b-1] equal to
      '+' AND at the same time equal to '-', so for whatever value given, lines
      in this if statement will not be executed, ever.

      I'm assuming you intended to use || here*/
}

Tcc for compiling, notepad++ for writing, and command line execution.

Anyway, at lines 163 and 164 of your code, you didn't get any errors when compiling? I did, and ultimately I had to change them because arrays can't be initialized with a variable size.

int* r1 = (int*) malloc(row*sizeof(int));
int* c1 = (int*) malloc(col*sizeof(int));

Probably because that last post was deleted by a mod, but the last post link was not updated.

Here, 15x15. Is this right?

C:\tcc>tcc -run outputtest.c
INPUT THE NUMBER OF ROWS IN THE GRID : 15

INPUT THE NUMBER OF COLUMNS IN THE GRID : 15

 /* ====================================================================== */
 word : TEMPERATURE
m=4 =
n=1 =
 0.N.2count = 5
 1.NE.2count = 5
 2.E.2count = 11
 3.SE.2count = 11
 4.S.2count = 11
 5.SW.2count = 2
 6.W.2count = 2
 7.NW.2count = 2
pass1=1 =
pass2=1 =


 DIR : 2

 /* ====================================================================== */
 word : TEACHER
m=2 =
n=3 =
 0.N.2count = 3
 1.NE.2count = 3
 2.E.2count = 7
 3.SE.2count = 2
 4.S.2count = 2
 5.SW.2count = 2
 6.W.2count = 4
 7.NW.2count = 3
pass1=1 =
pass2=1 =


 DIR : 2

 /* ====================================================================== */
 word : COMPUTER
m=7 =
n=9 =
 0.N.2count = 3
 1.NE.2count = 6
 2.E.2count = 6
 3.SE.2count = 6
 4.S.2count = 8
 5.SW.2count = 8
 6.W.2count = 8
 7.NW.2count = 3
pass1=1 =
pass2=1 =


 DIR : 5

 /* ====================================================================== */
 word : ALLOCATE
m=8 =
n=10 =
 0.N.2count = 4
 1.NE.2count = 5
 2.E.2count = 5
 3.SE.2count = 5
 4.S.2count = 7
 5.SW.2count = 7
 6.W.2count = 2
 7.NW.2count = 1
pass1=1 =
pass2=0 =


 DIR : 5

 /* ====================================================================== */
 word : LOVE
m=3 =
n=13 =
 0.N.2count = 4
 1.NE.2count = 2
 2.E.2count = 2
 3.SE.2count = 2
 4.S.2count = 4
 5.SW.2count = 4
 6.W.2count = 4
 7.NW.2count = 4
pass1=1 =
pass2=1 =


 DIR : 4

 /* ====================================================================== */
 word : TREE
m=9 =
n=7 =
 0.N.2count = 0
 1.NE.2count = 0 …

What kind of output are you expecting? Mine did this:

C:\tcc>tcc -run outputtest.c
INPUT THE NUMBER OF ROWS IN THE GRID : 5

INPUT THE NUMBER OF COLUMNS IN THE GRID : 5

 /* ====================================================================== */
 word : TEMPERATURE
m=4 =
n=4 =
 0.N.2count = 5
 1.NE.2count = 1
 2.E.2count = 1
 3.SE.2count = 1
 4.S.2count = 1
 5.SW.2count = 1
 6.W.2count = 5
 7.NW.2count = 5
pass1=1 =
pass2=0 =


 DIR : 6441216

 /* ====================================================================== */
 word : TEACHER
m=3 =
n=0 =
 0.N.2count = 4
 1.NE.2count = 4
 2.E.2count = 5
 3.SE.2count = 2
 4.S.2count = 2
 5.SW.2count = 1
 6.W.2count = 1
 7.NW.2count = 1
pass1=1 =
pass2=0 =


 DIR : 6441216

 /* ====================================================================== */
 word : COMPUTER
m=1 =
n=3 =
 0.N.2count = 2
 1.NE.2count = 2
 2.E.2count = 2
 3.SE.2count = 2
 4.S.2count = 4
 5.SW.2count = 4
 6.W.2count = 4
 7.NW.2count = 2
pass1=1 =
pass2=0 =


 DIR : 6441216

 /* ====================================================================== */
 word : ALLOCATE
m=1 =
n=4 =
 0.N.2count = 2
 1.NE.2count = 1
 2.E.2count = 1
 3.SE.2count = 1
 4.S.2count = 4
 5.SW.2count = 4
 6.W.2count = 5
 7.NW.2count = 2
pass1=1 =
pass2=0 =


 DIR : 6441216

 /* ====================================================================== */
 word : LOVE
m=2 =
n=4 =
 0.N.2count = 3
 1.NE.2count = 1
 2.E.2count = 1
 3.SE.2count = 1
 4.S.2count = 3
 5.SW.2count = 3
 6.W.2count = 4
 7.NW.2count = 3
pass1=1 =
pass2=1 =


 DIR : 6

 /* ====================================================================== */
 word : TREE
m=1 =
n=0 =
 0.N.2count …

Could you post the code?

You'll have to boot the 64 bit DVD and clean install.(Backup your files first)

At lines 8 and 10, use %lf (small L) instead of %f.

OR, line 6, change double to float.

How about using substring?

at line 35:

System.out.println("" + firstletter1 + firstletter2 + firstletter3 + firstletter4 + firstletter5);

Also note that because of lines 23 to 27 of your code, all strings str1 to str5 will have the same value which is equal to the last string you input. Move those lines outside of the for loop and enter the index manually. Or you can make str a string array as well. It's your choice.

To remove the garbage, put lines 17 to 19 of nullptr's previous post in an if statement with condition j < len

It is possible. Have you got multiple ram modules? If so, you can try them one at a time until you find a faulty one.

I can narrow the problem to the date field in your database. It seems that it won't accept the datetimepicker.value, therefore the error. If you change the date field format to text, your code will work. I'm still looking into why it won't accept date values.

EDIT: Well, it works when you use Save.Parameters.AddWithValue("@p5", DateTimePicker1.Value.ToShortDateString)
Additionally, the database you posted has the fourth field named as "gsm" instead of "Téléphone" so change the database field or the code accordingly.

Thanks. For some reason, VBox Windows 8 doesn't let me log in to daniweb. I tried VMware, and here I am ^^

Hello from Windows 8 :D

Anyway, I notice that Win 8 is a little faster in VMware than in Vbox.

Can you attach your database so I can test it with that myself?

You mean to say, nothing is written in the database, or a msgbox comes up saying "Error iam here"?

Hmm lemme try the code.

Well, I don't encounter any error. It writes to the database just fine. What error are you encountering?

Well, you could assign each VM to its own ethernet adapter interface in the host OS, and bridge them to simulate a connection.

What do you mean by hard reset? Restore the laptop to factory settings, or removing all power and holding the power button for 60 seconds?

Any other info you see in the BSOD?

The minidump says Status Device Data Error, which according to multiple sources (including the microsoft msdn), indicates bad sectors on the hard drive. But it is also possible that the page of kernel data can be read from the hard drive, but cannot be stored in faulty ram (dram, cache or even vram). Another possible cause is faulty drivers for the storage controller.

You could run a memtest to see if your ram is faulty. You could try to update drivers for your sata (or IDE) controllers. If you still get the error, backup any important files in your hard drive, then use chkdsk /r, or download HDD Regenerator, burn it to a disc and boot that.

Even if I chose not to decide, I still made a choice.

What's your hard drive specs and how long have you been using it? How about your ram modules?

This could be useful.

Ah >.< sorry. My bad for assuming it's new and not realizing it.

Probably these:

C:\Documents and Settings\HP_Administrator\Local Settings\Application Data\inyjdn\qpdrsysguard.exe
O4 - HKLM..\Run: [ocgavona] C:\Documents and Settings\HP_Administrator\Local Settings\Application Data\inyjdn\qpdrsysguard.exe

Can you access task manager?

If you really want to use Host-Only networks, you need two separate VM network interfaces in the host OS, one for each VM.

As ITG-JM said, there are better options. The one you probably need is an internal network. If you want to include the host OS in the network, then go for bridged. (note, all these are VBox terms)

It is possible. Have you already made the code to sort array1?