If you have any ideas for a code snippet you'd like to see, please post them here. We can't depend on the snippet writers to come up with all of the ideas, can we? ;)
deceptikon 1,790 Code Sniper Team Colleague Featured Poster
TrustyTony 888 pyMod Team Colleague Featured Poster
Hmmm, maybe they should, but maybe the posters should practice their analysing of customers problems.
How about reading a page from DaniWeb and finding out if it has mis/unformatted Code block in posts or not?
I_m_rude
I haven't get what you trying to say. why is this thread started ?
deceptikon 1,790 Code Sniper Team Colleague Featured Poster
I haven't get what you trying to say.
I really can't simplify it any further.
why is this thread started ?
Because I'm better at writing snippets than coming up with ideas for snippets that people would like to see and learn from. I suspect I'm not alone in that.
I_m_rude commented: confidence! +0
<M/> commented: :) +8
I_m_rude
No, You can think sir. According to me, You are GOD of C language next to Dennis richtie. He has developed the language and people like you (hats off for you) has made this language really worthful. It's my pleasure that I can say this to you. You can write about dynamic prgramming, backtracking techniques so that people can further improve themselves who want to. (like me).
thanks for everything. :)
Perry31 -6 Light Poster
Hi Deceptikon,
Below are my opinion. If posting code snippets for below topics wil be useful
1. Some algorithm, its usage, its appolications with real time example right from the basic algorithms. Then it will be useful for beginners like us to go with some specific(standard) algorithms to implement codings.
2. Data strutures - when data structure should use? what type of data structure can be use? where can we use data structure? how to use them? etc,.
3. Memory management related code snippets
Please keep up this good work.
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Thanks in advance.
kent.johnstone 0 Newbie Poster
I would like to see something simple like an __asm insertion for example shl 16. I know how to do it in assembly by itself but not with a variable in C.
kent.johnstone 0 Newbie Poster
Where will the responses be going? In this thread?
deceptikon 1,790 Code Sniper Team Colleague Featured Poster
Where will the responses be going? In this thread?
What do you mean by responses?
kent.johnstone 0 Newbie Poster
By responses, I mean the code snippets. I see questions but no answers. I can't answer any myself yet, sorry.
deceptikon 1,790 Code Sniper Team Colleague Featured Poster
kent.johnstone 0 Newbie Poster
Thanks for such a quick response. I found several useful snippets in there already :-)
I_m_rude
james sir, Is there any code snippet that you created on the link which you have given above ? Can you tell me which one ? thanks in advacnce to you.
deceptikon 1,790 Code Sniper Team Colleague Featured Poster
james sir, Is there any code snippet that you created on the link which you have given above ?
I've not contributed any snippets yet. But if you're interested in snippets by an individual, you can navigate to their profile page. Underneath the contributions section you'll find a link to all of the member's code snippets (if they've submitted any).
I_m_rude
so let's go to your's profile first ;) aww !
ZZucker 342 Practically a Master Poster
A code snippet to search a folder full of of C code files for a given keyword/searchword. Maybe add some wildcard options.
tux4life 2,072 Postaholic
What about an expression parser?
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How to play a sound file in C.
ernie.cordell commented: That would make an interesting autotools project: There are many approaches to achieve this (I now realise after having done it from scratch before discovering several libraries). Since it varies from platform to platform, the GNU community would probab +0
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Approximations_of_%CF%80
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HiHe 174 Junior Poster
Get a Raspberry Pi computer (its Linux OS has C, C++, Ruby, Java and Python) and write some C code to explore its IO pins for computer control projects.
Note: Amazon.com has kits real cheap. The Raspberry Pi is usually about $35.
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and so on, should converge to 2 (ultimately to 1).
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