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[QUOTE=~s.o.s~;1226362]..[/quote] [i]>> I guess I'll take this opportunity to tell things which have been bothering me for quite some time after the upgrade: [LIST] [*]The font family; it's bad IMO, to an extent that the font face ends up giving more importance to the surrounding bell-n-whistles and less importance to …

All you need to know is, "enhance"

meh. the internet died the day the number of .COM sites outnumbered the number of .EDU site. i've already mourned and moved on.

You know, i don't consider myself old. I don't have vision problems. but when i look at this site now, generally speaking, i find it very difficult to read. Oh, the buttons and headers and footers and advertising banners and other assorted tags are quite large and prominently displayed. i …

[QUOTE=Xufyan;1213069]you can check , it is not working , i want the program to print just values at odd positions[/QUOTE] no, [B]you [/B]can check. we don't compile and debug your code for you. your job here is to post your legible, indented, and syntactically-highlighted code and [I]tell [/I]us what the …

necroposter lol.

[QUOTE=iamthwee;1217094] .. [/quote][i]>> I don't like the way the quotes are rendered, you shouldn't have to mouse over them to see it.[/i] i also dislike the rollover quote box that hides the quote. if i'm making the effort to quote someone, then their quote is an integral part of my …

goodlord, do NOT reinstall your OS. and you're wasting your time with g++ unless you want to compile C++ (.cpp) files. the simple fact is just that your gcc is obviously not able to see your file1.c, and there has to be a simple explanation. do this: first type "[ICODE]pwd[/ICODE]" …

[QUOTE=jephthah;1223996]...[/QUOTE] [I]>> "the designer" .... you mean it's not you ? >> who is this person? give us their name! [/I] [QUOTE=cscgal;1224020]...[/QUOTE] [I]> [url]http://jess3.com[/url][/I] so we discover this new website design was developed by some "Jess3". I don't know anything about this developer, but it's funny how their [I]own[/I] homepage …

well, okay...... but we waited almost 3 years for [I]that[/I]?

that's "ma'am"

can you explain where these error codes come from? [CODE]#define IO_GETS_ALLOC 0x1DE27 #define IO_GETS_NOPOOL 0x1B24A[/CODE]

the [b]KEY POINT[/b] to understanding is this: it uses an "input pointer" (ibuf) to read the characters of the original string, and an "output pointer" (obuf) that will selectively overwrite the original string even as the input pointer is reading the same string. One other important effect of the program …

$20? LOL. we don't want your spare change. we'll help you for free. but only if you're ready to do the work. you couldnt afford us, otherwise.

if you're getting all but the last line, the reason is probably that your while loop is not constructed correctly. like aia said, post the code.

"Boys Make Sh--" ? Is that really your name? well you certainly did make us some shit, didn't you boy? a real horrible steaming pile of it, and dropped it right on our shiny floor. oh look, you named it with a .CPP extention, too. I'll bet you $20 it …

when are we going to get colored icon for each post that has been up-repped or down-repped? when are we going to get visible representation people who are so lousy, that they've been downvoted into the negative?

yeah, i just can't see how this is an issue. if you don't want to join, then use one mouseclick to get the window off and continue browsing. if this bugs you so much you won't continue to use the site as a free reference.... well, don't let the door …

but how do i use google in C?

[QUOTE=WaltP;1224285]...[/QUOTE][I]>> The ADA -- I agree. They make [B]my[/B] teeth hurt too.[/I] the American Dental Association? they should be able to help you with that, i think...

i too was wondering that. and where does *i and *j get allocated. but I'm also kind of afraid to ask. may be best to leave well enough alone.

[CODE]char buffer[BUFF_SIZE]; printf("string ["); for (i=0; i<BUFF_SIZE; i++) { if (buffer[i] == '\0') printf("0"); else printf("%c",buffer[i]); } printf("]\n");[/CODE]

[QUOTE=WaltP;1224333]...[/quote] [I]>> The discussion is theoretical and opinion and not helpful to a new student learning the basics[/I] well, that covers about half of the posts around here :P

[QUOTE]I don't want to post more code because I fear that I would be breaking the academic honesty code of this class.[/QUOTE] any time you solicit code help from any source, you are technically in danger of violating academic integrity. In this case, since no one gave you any code, …

yuck. seriously. it could have been made [I]more [/I]difficult to read, but you'd really have had to work at it.

[QUOTE=s_sridhar;893806]what was the best moment of your life so far??[/QUOTE] discovering the joys of self stimulation.

[QUOTE=jose jimenez]no one will understand the example until after they already understand precedence, and using it to explain precedence will only serve to confuse the beginner.[/QUOTE] well, i guess you made your point. :D

standard tips are now 20% tips are taxed, whether they get it or not. if you stiff a waiter on a tip, you actually cause him/her to lose money because they are taxed on gross food sales AS IF they were tipped. waiters DO NOT make that money you calculated. …

[QUOTE=chiwawa10]First of all, [B]your file should be written in binary [/B]which contains nothing but the objects of your c structure.[/quote] LOL WUT? come on man, if you're going help, at least make sense. I think i know what you mean, but i doubt any beginning C coder does. [quote]Here's a …

[QUOTE]Whenever possible, try to avoid nested loop as they have a worst-case of O(n2) - Big O n square. [/QUOTE] the criticism you give is meaningful only for extremely large loops or realtime embedded applications such as scientific instrumentation and measurement. for small to average sized loops -- the vast …

[QUOTE=Sodabread;1204855]To my utter disappointment, I open the message and it just turns out that someone wants to make my fantasies come true. Is this a common occurrence around DW or am I just lucky?[/QUOTE] i get a new special girlfriend from the far east once every month or so.

I was always brought up that cow tipping was a standard rural recreation event. So it was surprising when my mom argued with me today that it is now considered rude to suggest that provincials will engage in an evening of cow tipping. I have nothing against cow tipping, but …

[QUOTE]||=== perm, Debug ===| |[B]warning: return type of 'main' is not `int'[/B]| ||=== Build finished: 0 errors, 1 warnings ===|[/QUOTE] i wonder why your program gives me warning....

it's coke, dude.

6 more minutes of unseen footage? oh, man, i'm totally there. (Rule 34 please please please please)

ive done a lot of work with COM ports, both real and virtual. Generally, I've not had problems accessing any of the com ports that are assigned by USB-RS232 converters. Ive gone all the way up to COM16 or maybe higher. when ive had problems, its been for one of …

you cant copy a string into an unallocated pointer location. change line 5 to [icode]char str[16];[/icode] (for example) .

Turbo C is a toy. an outdated, deprecated toy. No credible software developer or company uses it. Toss that junk out into the garbage pile where it belongs. Get a modern development environment with a real compiler. [B][URL="http://www.codeblocks.org/downloads/5"]Code::Blocks[/URL][/B], for example, is a very popular free IDE. It can use any …

HAY GUISE! I GoT An IDEA!!! How B0ut iF We seT cygwin=NODOSWARNING MAYbe THaT WiLL worK??? Whattyathinkaboutthat?

your make_pointer function is flawed. which is what i believe Aia is saying, although her example "no-no" should have line 6: [iCODE]free(ptr_a);[/iCODE] to keep the analogy correct look at "make_pointer" function ... why are you assigning the return pointer to 'i'? what does that mean? what do you hope to …

definitely learn C. it's very structured and widely applicable.

i think putting a big struct of strings like "CD" and "CM" and values such as 400 and 900 (and so forth) is sloppy way to go about it and overly complicates the thing. the algorithm behind roman numerals is simple: if the smaller value precedes the larger, then the …

i don't really know what you're talking about, but thanks for posting your solution. someone will wander across this someday and be helped by it. :)

che guevera is a pop icon, symbolizing "revolution" for disaffected white middle class youth. that is all. so you can quit trying to attach some sinister meaning to it. His image is about as insidious as Andy Warhol's "Campbell Soup" or "Marilyn Monroe" artwork.

at first i was all like "who is techtalkgal" but then i was all like "woah" now I'm all like "meh"

what? another crazed christian zealot ready to throw his life down in order to disrupt society and government? yeah. like we don't have enough of them running around these days. no thanks.

do you know the difference between C and C++?

jesus shut up already. no one gives a flying shit that your best friends didnt get "featured."

[QUOTE=lvhvaraprasad;1215901]hi i need code for brute force Boolean satisfyability program. plz help me i need it asap thank u[/QUOTE] hahahahahahahah lol thanks, man. i needed that.

[QUOTE=ruby.mein;1211593]What can you say about the following?[/QUOTE] what i can say is this: that every time you come in our Geeks Lounge to sig spam us, i will track you down in your preferred forum and neg-rep you. [I]-- The Geeks Lounge. Don't fuck with us, cause we're a gang.[/I] …