Timestamp Post Voter Comment Reputation
Re: c: declare static array in header file vaishnavi_5 I tried to const uint16_t Cos12bit[361] = {4000,....}; with 361 elements in main.h but it shows error as duplicate definition in main.o & stm32f30x.o +0
Recursive translation of numbers to words amrith92 Must've taken some thought!! I like it :) +2
Re: Splitting a string into tokens AdRock works a treat....exactly what i needed +1
Re: How to make the output screen in C to stand for a long time. ankur_ perfect answers +1
Re: Splitting a string into tokens AdRock thank you for your help +1
Re: Splitting a string into tokens VernonDozier Nice snippet. +9
Re: Vector of objects inside an object necrolin You're a life saver. Thank you. +1
Re: Height of a n-ary tree Unix* like you said, yo shouldn post the answers -0
Re: libraries in VC++ abhipro Helped a lot. Thanks +1
Re: system calls and high level statements Gaiety Thank a lot Tom U have been so helpfull +1
Re: Visual Studio C++ 2008 Mess-Up Your_mum Problem Sovled!! : ] +1
Re: Recursion Help! simonsayz27 A great help! +0
Re: Binary Search Tree - how to remove root cjjack88 nice explaination +1
Re: Array of Pointers to structures... tux4life Another great post :) +6
Re: Best Windows IDE for C Dave Sinkula You're really selling VS quite well. I'm the closest ever to trying it out. :icon_razz: +13
Re: why use of size 0 or 1 array in structure for URI'S etc ashok.g15 Thanks for the reply . Now I got the answer. +0
Re: Windows? Why would anyone run Windows? jasimp Beautiful post +0
Re: Windows? Why would anyone run Windows? William Hemsworth excellent responce +0
Re: Windows? Why would anyone run Windows? tux4life First post in this thread which makes sense. +0
Re: Proper planning before developing a program majestic0110 Good answer! +6
Re: Threads, memory and functions? Not doing what I expect, at all. hmortensen Simple and accurate, information. :) +1
Re: recursion Grn Xtrm Your 100% right :) +1
Re: Segmentation fault caused by pointers KonkaNok nice solve ;) +1
Re: Create a program that reads in characters until the user enters the correct charac tux4life I still prefer to use the standard about the return type of main, but you're right about the void main() :) +23
Re: Create a program that reads in characters until the user enters the correct charac kvprajapati Thanks Tom to share your knowledge. Good suggestion but I still recomend int main() +17
Re: Converting hex to decimal tux4life Thanks for the very useful addition :) +23
Re: Strict Binary Tree tux4life Is there maybe something you don't know? :P +22
Recursive translation of numbers to words Nick Evan That's just awesome. Took a while to figure out ;) +31
Re: Iterative factorial Grn Xtrm Thanks for the help +1
Re: question about bit shifting Dave Sinkula Danke. +28

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