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... Why? Are you not able to write one yourself? Are you too lazy to write one yourself? Are you too late to write one yourself because your assignment is due ...
Hi Nico/Aswathy I ahve noted Nicos commenst, not for the first time adn I agreee absolutely with what he says. My difference is that I will happily take...
Hi Can you refere any site to understand what dequeue is? jimbewlay@... wrote: Hi Nico/Aswathy I ahve noted Nicos commenst, not for the first time adn I...
... <snip> To add to this point: Aswathy, what kind of dequeueing do you actually mean? I know of at least three possible real-life applications where such a...
... Hi, I need some help conceptually with file handling. I have a requirement to maintain a text file (vi-editable) which will have two fields per line. Both...
hi all, I have few simple questions. where is the static variable stored in the memory? if i have two static variable of same name in two different funtion, ...
... Praveen, that depends on your requirements. You have written that it's a text file that can be edited in vi. Now there are two formats for text files,...
... Subhajit, that depends on the hardware, the OS, and the compiler. Under MS-DOS and Unix, usually (not always) static variables are stored in the data...
Hi Subhajit, static variables goes to initialized data segment during load time... It is global so its value is retained during funcation calls Chandrakant...
... C doesn't concern itself with where such things are 'stored,' only the lifetime of objects. The only reason you'd need to know this sort of thing is if you...
... By vi-editable, do you mean that users can edit your file aswell as your program, or does it merely have to be human readable? This affects your options...
Hi Chandrakant, The first part is right. But I have doubt about the second part . How can there be two global variable of the same name in the data segment. ...
Hi all, I have few questions related to virtual function. 1> how does the v-table get created ? 2> what are the contents present in the v-table? 3> How is it...
... Thanks for your comments. Only one process is going to be accessing the file. The file is going to be read sequentially by the process at startup. The file...
... Praveen, yes, this makes sense so far. Still I don't understand why you're using a stack for the "free list" and no particular structure for the actual...
... May as well have fixed size records then, however... It is not going to be edited via vi but should be readable using 'vi' (text ... Since you'll be...
... The key is going to be combination of both the fields of the record. But they can be stored in a single integer, the first field can be stored in a byte...
Reply embedded... ... It doesn't matter. What is more important are: - How long will the variable live (the lifetime) - How would you code access the variable...
Reply embedded... ... That is not right either. Not every implementation has "data segment". ... Stop learning the language in terms of one particular...
... Hi Praveen, I would not use a stack for the free list, I would use a ring list (a list where the "tail" element points to the "head" element) instead. Why...
Hai 'c' Experts can i login in a website and collect the data automatically using c. Its for say MTNL internet usage . We logins and feeed 2 parameters in 1st...
Reply embedded... ... Why? It does not help while learning the language. In fact, it might hurt you more because you might learn many wrong concepts. It...
... You're asking for compiler specific implementation details . The details you're asking about are (deliberately) not mentioned in the C standard and are,...