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5897
File : C++CodingStandard.pdf Description : Learn C++ Coding Standard to write readable, portable, maintainable, consistent C++ code....
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5898
File : C Tutorials(advanced).zip Description : C tutorial(advanced)...
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File : CLinks+TSRs+GDTips+101InterviewTips.zip Description : 101 Interview Questions,C Links,GD Tips,TSR...
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File : C_Aptitude.doc Description : Know C Better...
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File : IndustryCodingStandardCC++.pdf Description : Learn how to write C/C++ code according to the industry requirements (MISRA rules)...
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Pointers Varieties ************************************************************************************************* (1) int *p; // p is a pointer to an...
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File : c4s.zip Description : Animated(Graphical) C Tutorial...
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... This is a new way of initialization introduced in C99. The initialization list constitutes a 'designated initializer'. Designated initializers are used...
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5906
Hi, This is possible because of Variable number of arguments support. Using va_list, va_arg,va_end datastructures. regards.. Ganesh Reddy K, Intoto Software...
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5907
Hi, I know that strdup is used for duplicating a function. Consider the following code char *c; c=strdup("Duplicate"); In the above code is there any need to...
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5908
Hi All, Just had a doubt regarding Memory Alignment and how can a user provide his own memory alignment function.I think in C we have memalign. With Regards, ...
Himanshu
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Mar 2, 2006
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5909
Thanks, for the response -Geetika ... \nThis is a new way of initialization introduced in C99. The initialization \nlist constitutes a \'designated...
geetika gupta
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Mar 3, 2006
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Hey, Thanks for clearing my doubt and helping me via link. Regards, Geetika Hi, ... \nThis is a new way of initialization introduced in C99. The initialization...
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Mar 3, 2006
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5911
Hi, What are the uses and disadvantages of using memcpy, memcmp and memset fuctions. In what ways these functions can be used effectively to improve the...
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Mar 3, 2006
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5912
  hi rajasekaran, memcpy is faster when compared to strcpy..... because strcpy(dest,src); uses only two arguments but memcpy(dest,src,num);uses 3 arguments...
baskar raj
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Mar 4, 2006
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5913
hey there are lot of differences between memcpy memset strcpy and memmove memcpy ... takes 3 arguments source target and number main idea is see when ever if...
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Mar 4, 2006
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5914
hi , i m a silent meber of this group. i m working in Embedded C and micro controllers. also i m having knowledge of RTOS [vxworks]. i want to know ... 1.how...
Nagarajan Mani
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Mar 5, 2006
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Hi, Can anybody tell me What are little and big endian ? how do u check whether your machine is little or big endian using a program without using union? ...
annusha srinivasan
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Mar 5, 2006
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5916
Hi , What is the significance of size_t and socklen_t datatypes. Is it possible to use these datatypes interchangeably with integer type and if used what will...
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Hi all, I request all to google the topic(at least the concept )before posting it in the group. Some useful URLs you can make use in order to understand the...
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Mar 6, 2006
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Hi! Little Endian And Big Endian are processor types. As in .. If there is a number... then the LSB of that number gets stored in the Higher Address Byte.....
Prayas Mohanty
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Mar 6, 2006
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Hi, That network byte order that how you are passing and reciveing that data from other machine. where it is higher order(MSB) is first or lover order ...
rajashekhar managoli
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Mar 6, 2006
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intel uses little endian,where low order bytes are placed in highest position. big endian is being used by motorolla. I also know the same way using union to...
raju kumar
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Mar 6, 2006
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Anusha, Big endian, the most significant byte or digits are placed leftmost . Little endian, the most significant byte placed rightmost. I will show you an...
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1. What is the difference between XML schema and DTD? 2. What is Data Access Object pattern? To find answers click here Click to join javaquestions IMPORTANT!!...
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Mar 6, 2006
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5923
Is that book available online? I need books on linux device drivers. I am learning driver programming in linux. If some one send me some sample code(that is...
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Mar 6, 2006
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5924
Which one is faster i-- or i++ ? i checked it on solaris machine and found i-- is faster than i++ but i m not able to understand the exact reason behind it. if...
geetika gupta
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Mar 6, 2006
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Hi abirami, There is nice book on Linux device drivers (Orelly).(its free one) its 3rd edition. first 5 chapters are enough to read for character device ...
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Mar 7, 2006
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Hi i++ is Faster than i--. The reason for this is, The ALU of the CPU Can only perform binary addition, so whenever it needs to do a substraction, it takes the...
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