how to write a C programme to read a new sms from a particular cell
came to a cell connected to that computer through a usb port

sagar wrote:

> how to write a C programme to read a new sms from a particular cell
> came to a cell connected to that computer through a usb port

not topical here we deal with the implementation-independant parts
of C find a newsgroup which deals with these matters for expert
advice ps might help to use Captials and Punctuation in the
conventional way

-- 
Chris "..." Dollin
"No-one here is exactly what he appears." G'kar, /Babylon 5/

In article <1152534539.553614.239090@35g2000cwc.googlegroups.com>,
sagar <chvsagar@gmail.com> wrote:
>how to write a C programme to read a new sms from a particular cell
>came to a cell connected to that computer through a usb port

Off topic.  Not portable.  Cant discuss it here.  Blah, blah, blah.

Note that what is really needed is some kind of newbie-accessible note
that tells them that, despite the name, clc is *not* about C in any
tangible sense.  That is, it is not about useful C, but rather, about
theoretical, dogmatic C (and endless trolling and counter-trolling -
which is the fun part).  Too bad there is no way to get that message out
to them in time.

Useful clc-related links:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clique
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aspergers
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C_programming_language

Kenny McCormack wrote:

> In article <1152534539.553614.239090@35g2000cwc.googlegroups.com>,
> sagar <chvsagar@gmail.com> wrote:
>>how to write a C programme to read a new sms from a particular cell
>>came to a cell connected to that computer through a usb port
> 
> Off topic.  Not portable.  Cant discuss it here.  Blah, blah, blah.

Can't discuss the /implementation-specific/ things here.
> 
> Note that what is really needed is some kind of newbie-accessible note
> that tells them that, despite the name, clc is *not* about C in any
> tangible sense.  

Just like any programing language, really - they're intangible for
pretty much any non-metaphorical meaning of "tangible". 

> That is, it is not about useful C,

Ah, the first post-lunch hysterically funny news posting! Permit me
an echuckle.

> but rather, about theoretical, dogmatic C 

Actually, it's about portable, standard C: you only need dogmatic
C for chasing postmen and grouse.

> (and endless trolling and counter-trolling - which is the fun part).

Admission is the better part of malour.

-- 
Chris "nonce" Dollin
"Who are you? What do you want?" /Babylon 5/

in 685873 20060710 133644 Chris Dollin <chris.dollin@hp.com> wrote:
>sagar wrote:
>
>> how to write a C programme to read a new sms from a particular cell
>> came to a cell connected to that computer through a usb port
>
>not topical here we deal with the implementation-independant parts
>of C find a newsgroup which deals with these matters for expert
>advice ps might help to use Captials and Punctuation in the
>conventional way

Classic!!

In article <e8tjv9$960$1@malatesta.hpl.hp.com>,
Chris Dollin  <chris.dollin@hp.com> wrote:
....
>> That is, it is not about useful C,
>
>Ah, the first post-lunch hysterically funny news posting! Permit me
>an echuckle.

I suppose there are (at least) 2 ways to interpret the word "useful":

	1) Of value (to someone - whoever that may be)
	2) Of direct utility (to a real world problem)

I do not intend to assert (the negation of) #1 (although I personally
think said assertion would be valid).

The truth of (the negation of) #2 has already been stipulated to by at
least some of the "regulars", so I don't think there is any need to
debate it further.

Kenny McCormack wrote:

> In article <e8tjv9$960$1@malatesta.hpl.hp.com>,
> Chris Dollin  <chris.dollin@hp.com> wrote:
> ...
>>> That is, it is not about useful C,
>>
>>Ah, the first post-lunch hysterically funny news posting! Permit me
>>an echuckle.
> 
> I suppose there are (at least) 2 ways to interpret the word "useful":
> 
>       1) Of value (to someone - whoever that may be)
>       2) Of direct utility (to a real world problem)
> 
> I do not intend to assert (the negation of) #1 (although I personally
> think said assertion would be valid).
> 
> The truth of (the negation of) #2 has already been stipulated to by at
> least some of the "regulars", so I don't think there is any need to
> debate it further.

I find your text above sufficiently opaque that I don't know what it 
means, and your offered choice of interpretations seems to have too
much slack in it to be useful.

-- 
Chris "indiscrete irregular ivoried" Dollin
"Reaching out for mirrors hidden in the web." - Renaissance, /Running Hard/

I though is very "nothing" to we thing about because you don=B4t specify
what kind of news you are ussing... But i will try to take a guess..
IF, i did say IF, you are interested to read  a regular newslatter, i
can use you cell phone as a modem, and then you just will need to build
a programmang with socket (great reference on: Unix network programming
- BSD referentece (universal net lib)). So... i hope have help you..
and have a nice trip through it!

sagar escreveu:

> how to write a C programme to read a new sms from a particular cell
> came to a cell connected to that computer through a usb port

On 10 Jul 2006 05:28:59 -0700, "sagar" <chvsagar@gmail.com> wrote:

<Post takes Off Topicality to new heights - sorry too much to resist>
>how to write a C programme to read a new sms from a particular cell
>came to a cell connected to that computer through a usb port

Cause you are obviously almost done, this may be already too late. 

Anyway below are two programs which should almost[*] do the tasks you
want. 


/* cell.c 
 * compile and put the program into your 
 *  cell phone / came...  something. Then run 
 *  the program note it expects your SMS 
 *  messages being files in a folder 
 *  "incoming_SMS_messages". You may 
 *  need to modify  these parameters to meet 
 *  your local settings.
 */

#include "tele3d.h"

int main (void)
{
   int x=0;
   time stamp1 =.0;
   time stamp2 =.0;
   barray *message = NULL;

t3d_measure_filepath_Rtime_CREATED_n_LAST("incoming_SMS_messages",&stamp1);
   while(1)
   {

t3d_measure_filepath_Rtime_CREATED_n_LAST("incoming_SMS_messages",&stamp2);
       if(stamp1 < stamp2)
       {
           t3d_read_file_Rbarray_CREATED_n_LAST(NULL,&message);
           x =
t3d_write_barray_Rurl_CREATE_n_OVERWRITE(message,"C:\\temp\\SMS.txt");
 	   if(x < 0)
	   {
		x= abs(x);
  		t3d_write_int_Rbarray_ERROR_CODE(x,&message);
	 	fprintf(stderr,"Error writing SMS to comp: (reason
%s)",message);
                t3d_create_BEEP();
		continue;
	   }
	   else
               stamp1 = stamp2;		
       }
       t3d_create_SLEEP_n_SECONDS(5);
   }
   return(0);
}
    
/* END OF cell.c */


/** BEGIN of compSMS.c 
 * Compile this using GCC 
 * and then run the program.
 */

#include "tele3d.h"

int main (void)
{
   int x=0;
   time stamp1 =.0;
   time stamp2 =.0;
   barray *message = NULL;

t3d_measure_filepath_Rtime_CREATED_n_LAST("C:\\temp\\SMS.txt",&stamp1);
   while(1)
   {

t3d_measure_filepath_Rtime_CREATED_n_LAST("C:\\temp\\SMS.txt",&stamp2);
       if(stamp1 < stamp2)
       {
	   t3d_create_BEEP();
           x = t3d_write_file_2MESSAGEBOX("C:\\temp\\SMS.txt");
 	   if(x < 0)
	   {
		x= abs(x);
  		t3d_write_int_Rbarray_ERROR_CODE(x,&message);
	 	fprintf(stderr,"could not write SMS to messagebox
(reason %s)",message);
                t3d_create_BEEP();
		continue;
	   }
	   else
               stamp1 = stamp2;		
       }
       t3d_create_SLEEP_n_SECONDS(5);
   }
   return(0);
}    

/* END OF compSMS.c */

[*] almost means that you will need to write the presented t3d
functions - good luck. 

If needed, t3d language documentation is available at
http://www.tele3d.com/t3d/language.pdf


Juuso Hukkanen
www.tele3d.com
(to reply by e-mail set addresses month and year to correct)
"t3d programming language" and the structure of t3d function prototype
are trademarks of Juuso Hukkanen. (Currently discussing the
transfer of those to a major charity organization). 
</OT>

Chris Dollin <chris.dollin@hp.com> writes:
> Kenny McCormack wrote:
[the usual]

Chris, please don't feed the troll.

-- 
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