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Elasped Time - in hr, min and seconds 4 46 (3/28/2005 11:07:16 AM) comp.lang.c Is there any function in std. C to convert seconds into hour, min and sec. ? Lets say the following code takes 129 seconds, how do i get components of time in "hour min and second" format? Is there any std. li... Neo

how to disrupt/prevent the functioning of a digitail device 7 23 (2/22/2005 5:33:35 AM) comp.arch.embedded Hi Folks, I am interesting in knowing, Is there any way to disrupt the functioning of a digital device like a cell phone or digital watch (that has microcontroller and/or memory) by some means? (Like i rea... Neo

size of a byte and int? 72 28 (1/25/2005 7:41:04 AM) comp.lang.c Hi All, Is that true that size of a byte not necessarily 8-bit? What the std. says? If that true, then what will the size of an int, i mean what sizeof(int) should return? On my machine sizeof(char) == sizeof... Neo

function call with arguments which takes no arguments 16 30 (1/19/2005 10:29:33 AM) comp.arch.embedded Why the following code is compilable? The function abc() doesn't take any arguments, still i can call the function with arbitraty number of arguments. Even compiler doesn't show any warning. What the standard s... Neo

function call with arguments which takes no arguments 10 23 (1/19/2005 10:27:41 AM) comp.lang.c Why the following code is compilable? The function abc() doesn't take any arguments, still i can call the function with arbitraty number of arguments. Even compiler doesn't show any warning. What the standard... Neo

where variables are stored? 11 36 (1/11/2005 7:41:03 AM) comp.lang.c Where does global, static, local, register variables, free memory and C Program instructions get stored? -Neo ... Neo

reverse a link list 11 30 (1/4/2005 11:54:42 AM) comp.lang.c Hi Frns, Could U plz. suggest me how can i reverse a link list (without recursion)??? here is my code (incomplete): #include #include #define MAX_NODES 8 typedef struct node { int data; struct node *n... Neo

[OT] Avionics 3 44 (1/3/2005 10:23:07 AM) comp.lang.c Hi Folks, I am an embedded software engineer. Strong interests to work in Avionics systems. If anybody have any idea about which companies work in Avionics system? Which groups discuss about specifies of embed... Neo

Avionics 11 31 (1/3/2005 10:22:05 AM) comp.arch.embedded Hi Folks, I am an embedded software engineer. Strong interest to work in Avionics systems. If anybody have any idea about which companies work in Avionics system? Which groups discuss about specifies of embe... Neo

pointer to an int array 22 38 (1/3/2005 7:14:42 AM) comp.lang.c Hi Folks, #include int main() { int (*p)[10]; int arr[10]; int i; p = arr; /* <-- compiler warning */ for(i=0; i <= 12; i++){ /* i <=12 delibrately written code */ *((*p) + i) = i; ... Neo

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how to disrupt/prevent the functioning of a digitail device 7 23 (2/22/2005 5:33:35 AM) comp.arch.embedded Hi Folks, I am interesting in knowing, Is there any way to disrupt the functioning of a digital device like a cell phone or digital watch (that has microcontroller and/or memory) by some means? (Like i rea... timeless_illusion (71)

Low cost TCP/IP platform 10 32 (2/20/2005 12:58:09 AM) comp.arch.embedded I'm about to do some work with UPnP. The platform I need is described below. Any suggestions? The specs are: a) Any small embedded microprocessor c/w a multitasking OS and a TCP/IP stack b) 10BaseT Ethernet in... notasnoball (2)

Flash file system #2 4 83 (2/17/2005 10:18:20 PM) comp.arch.embedded Looking for a small, light-weight Flash file system, preferably 8051 --C or ASM. Interface to Flash is via SPI, not parallel. It doesn't have to be free. Thanks, -Martin ... 0_0_0_0_ (66)

comma operator and assignment operator 4 22 (2/7/2005 6:44:35 AM) comp.lang.c Hi, I've read a book on C, and I understand how comma operators work, but my book didn't say that the comma operators between function arguments were not really comma operators (even though it seems obvious to... gaya.patel (53)

size of a byte and int? 72 28 (1/25/2005 7:41:04 AM) comp.lang.c Hi All, Is that true that size of a byte not necessarily 8-bit? What the std. says? If that true, then what will the size of an int, i mean what sizeof(int) should return? On my machine sizeof(char) == sizeof... timeless_illusion (71)

"Declaration" vs. "Definition" 10 27 (1/21/2005 4:29:14 AM) comp.lang.c My question is about the use and meaning of the terms "declaration" and "definition" as it pertains to the C language. I've read sources that mix the two up when talking about such things as setting aside stor... kobu.selva (53)

function call with arguments which takes no arguments 16 30 (1/19/2005 10:29:33 AM) comp.arch.embedded Why the following code is compilable? The function abc() doesn't take any arguments, still i can call the function with arbitraty number of arguments. Even compiler doesn't show any warning. What the standard s... timeless_illusion (71)

function call with arguments which takes no arguments 10 23 (1/19/2005 10:27:41 AM) comp.lang.c Why the following code is compilable? The function abc() doesn't take any arguments, still i can call the function with arbitraty number of arguments. Even compiler doesn't show any warning. What the standard... timeless_illusion (71)

whats the use of third argument to main( ) 6 27 (1/11/2005 5:01:26 AM) comp.lang.c hi, whats the use of third argument to main( ), i.e. environmental parameters.... if i am not wrong ? 1st 1 is argc 2nd is argv and what bout the 3rd 1??????????? sushant ... thesushant (32)

Processors who's stack grows up 50 30 (1/4/2005 3:56:09 PM) comp.arch.embedded Hello, I am the lead engineer on the Nucleus Plus RTOS. One of my coworkers asked me if I knew any processors that had a stack that grows up. The only one I knew of, for sure, was the Intel i960. We have a... adam_messer1 (2)