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7529
plz hel me to write it... [co-mod: have you tried google? Wonderful tool, and often it shows really good sites about particular topics. Just give it a try. And...
karaneh_e_aseman
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7530
yeah i try it in google.but i cant find my need. i must write it for n variable,but i cant??!!! i can write it just for 3 variables to run. karaneh_e_aseman...
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7531
... Why are you only able to write a C++ program for three variables? As I don't know anything about Karnaugh maps, you now have the choice: 1) explain it to...
Nico Heinze
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Jul 2, 2006
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7532
hi my freind i dont know how do i explain for u i can write it just for 3 var. i must change it for n var. ok?do u know? can u help me to write it?that it runs...
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7533
... Karnaugh maps are not reccommended for more than 4 variables. < http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karnaugh_map#When_not_to_use_K-maps> ... -- PJH Into...
Paul Herring
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Jul 2, 2006
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7534
... <snip> Of course not. What do you suppose I can make out of this info? Nothing! Without you explaining to me (and/or anyone else on this group who might be...
Nico Heinze
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Jul 3, 2006
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7535
Hi, mates. I am an engineering student(Computer Science -3rd year) and am supposed to do a project in C\C++\VB for this sem. I am desperately short of ideas...
dinesh ram
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Jul 6, 2006
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7536
hello... please see and run this file[kmaps-3.cpp] . i wrote it for 3 variable, ok ? so i want to write a program that gives selection 'n' form input like: ...
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Hi C/C++ enthusiasts Who am I: C For Swimmers - India's First C/C++ Programming Portal Where am I: www.c4swimmers.net <http://www.c4swimmers.net/> What we do:...
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7538
... <snip> Then do what every programmer should do in order to code for a variable number of values: use an array for the variables which you allocate...
Nico Heinze
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7539
the best of c programming from its creator dennis ritchie Download Link http://www.megaupload.com/?d=FF5ESFLS <http://www.megaupload.com/?d=FF5ESFLS> [Mod: are...
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7540
Hai! I heared that "Each time a pointer is incremented, it points to the memory location of the next element of its base type." By incrementing a pointer...
Balakrishnathati
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7541
Hai! I known that in C, By defining a function ahead of or before main () function we can use that f'n inside the main() with out using its prototype. In a...
Balakrishnathati
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Jul 9, 2006
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7542
Hai! Is it possible to overload an operator in C implicitely or explicitely. I think it is not. But As X=Y is valid when both X & Y are variables of same...
Balakrishnathati
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Jul 9, 2006
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7543
Hai! In C,It is given that "When a pointer to a structure is passed to a function, only the address of the structure is pushed on the stack." 1) what is the...
Balakrishnathati
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7544
Hai! In a book it is given that "To find the address of a structure variable, place the & operator before the structure's name. To access the members of a...
Balakrishnathati
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Jul 9, 2006
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7545
... Balakrishna, if you mean that it might be possible to increment a pointer often enough that it finally points to memory outside of the array it's supposed...
Nico Heinze
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7546
... You can, but it is considered bad style by many people. See below. ... "Required" no. I do it always for one simple reason: having the prototypes at hand...
Nico Heinze
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Jul 9, 2006
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7547
... No. This is no standard-conformant explanation. The C language itself does not have any notion of a "stack". It does not even have a notion of a modern...
Nico Heinze
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Jul 9, 2006
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7548
... One can say so, but this kind of overloading is done by the compiler writers. You cannot define your own operators in C. Period. You can do in C++, but not...
Nico Heinze
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Jul 9, 2006
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7549
... Bad idea for a couple of reasons: 1) there is no notion of "segments" in ANSI C; you will find that on many architectures there are segments in memory, but...
Nico Heinze
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... -- PJH Into motorcycles? Need parts? Try www.gissit.com to contact lots of motorcycle breakers - free to use (UK based at the moment)...
Paul Herring
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Jul 9, 2006
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7551
... Incrementing to one past the end of the array is defined as allowed (Search for 'one past' in ISO/IEC 9899:1999). Dereferencing the point at this point...
Paul Herring
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Jul 9, 2006
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... I disagree. You imply that the following is bad form: #include <stdio.h> int foo(void){ return printf("42\n"); } int main(void) printf("%d\n", foo()); ...
Paul Herring
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Jul 9, 2006
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... No, I can't. I should have read the OP more carefully, you're right. The OP was asking about defining a function before main(), not about declaring it...
Nico Heinze
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Jul 10, 2006
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7554
Reply embedded... ... The compiler simply wants to "see" the function signature to make sure the function call is correct. It doesn't matter whether it is...
Shyan Lam
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Jul 10, 2006
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Reply embedded... ... No. At least not in the user definable manner. ... The language "overloads" many keywords and operators. For example, the 'static'...
Shyan Lam
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Jul 10, 2006
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7556
i too hve the same problem so if u get an answer plz reply me too ... Find out what India is talking about on Yahoo! Answers India. So, what’s NEW about the...
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Jul 11, 2006
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7557
Hi ..can anybody give me links of free ebooks or good lecture notes regarding intoduction to algorithms? arko...
Arko Banerjee
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Jul 11, 2006
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7558
can i have a sample program of a payroll system.. i nid it badly..tnx guys......
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