I've done a quick look and didn't find an answer to this question. We use Embedded Ch within our product to handle some really basic functions in some external...
... Embedded Ch users' guide has the detailed information about how to minimize the size of the distribution. You can also check the FAQ link below. ...
so anytime i try to run a program in ch ide, i get a message in the output screen that says "access is denied" why is this? can i fix it? thanks, nick...
... Are you running under Linux or Windows? what is your OS version? If you try to write a directory without proper permission, you may get such a message. Can...
... get such a ... this is the code for a program i am running windows vista home premium. /*file:rand.c*/ #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> int main(){ ...
Apart from using the new IDE and successively eliminating features used in a script, does the group have any suggestions on how to isolate problems giving rise...
... Here's the source which gives rise to the problem, very slightly sanitized. (The file names have been elided.) If anyone's got a clue, appreciate it. ...
Jan, Your code has an extra ";" for the function main() which should not take any returned integer. int main( void ); Ch allows C code to run without main()...
Hah! It figures! Sorry for the distraction over such a trivial mistake. I've sometimes actually taken Ch code and passed it through gcc in "pedantic" C99 mode...
Anyone know a source for 3D kernel smoother C code or multivariate that can be specialized to that? I have NAG for Ch, and am aware of g10bac and the other...
hi to all. i've just started using ChIDE for plotting some graphs but i'm having issues. this is my code: #include <stdio.h> #include <math.h> #include...
A couple of things wrong with your code. You are using linspace, one its deprectated, and two, it will wipe out your values filling the array with values...
[ Charset ISO-8859-1 converted... ] ... you can use "ch -n" to parse, but do not execute a program. It will detect the syntax errors before you execute the...
Does CH have any provisions to easily read data files, extracting columns without looping, for further processing on all or a subset of the data like...
It depends, in part, on how large the columns are in each case. It is IMO easy to read columns of data with sscanf. Yes, loops are required, but if one writes...
The C source to DM is in fact available but with a restrictive license. From my naive perspective, the beauty of DM is that all it cares about is the *type*...
Ch supports shell programming. You may use commands dm, awk, cut, etc., such as char filename[] = "rawdata.dat"; dm $(filename) inside a Ch script to process a...
Hi, When I try to run: char * strcpy(int dst, int src) { return ""; } main() { strcpy(0,1); } CH complains that: ERROR: found int where string is expected ...
... yes. You can. You can use #pragma remkey (strcpy) in a program remove it. Then, redefine it. strcpy() is a standard C function. It is not recommended to...
Hi T.S., Thanks for your reply. ... It is for an old code base so I do not have a lot of choice. But it is correct C isn't it so why does it require a #pragma?...
Hello, I am trying to convert a Linux-based intrusion detection system to a Mobile-C agent-based system. However, the system is dependent partly on the...
... not sure exactly what you want achieve. Assume you want to call the kernel space C functions, it should not be a problem. You can find more at the link...
Hi, When I try to run this code: #include <stdio.h> long bla(char * s, ...) { printf(s,...); return 0; } int bli(int a, int b) { return 0; } main() { ...
Hello! I have joined this group long time ago, but I was tempted to ask something since I found someone was asking a question about drag coefficient. My...
Well I learned some more. First that passing the '...' will not work. It probably shouldn't even but I'll leave that to the Ch experts. What should work is...
... Ch Student edition or Ch Professional llows you to do plotting. see CHHOME/docs/chguide.pdf in chapter about plotting. ... For Windows, you can use the...