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Architecture Of Typical 900MHz/5.8GHz Cordless Telephones 1 54 (4/30/2006 1:25:04 AM) comp.arch.embedded What's typical archictecture? How much RAM? What CPU? Anyone have an experience hacking them, as in reprogramming? Thanks, -Le Chaud Lapin- ... Le

C++/CLI - Microsoft Persists With Suggestive Marketing 200 254 (1/28/2006 2:21:42 PM) comp.lang.c++.moderated The following quotation is copied verbatim from: http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/06/00/PureC/default.aspx "C++/CLI is a self-contained, component-based dynamic programming language that, like C# or ... Le

Pure C++ 2 96 (12/15/2005 11:21:19 PM) comp.lang.c++.moderated While browsing around Microsoft Visual Studio 2005, I somehow found myself on page labeled "Pure C++", but containing code which I find hard to interpret. Is this code really part of C++ now, or is it not? The... Le

Semantic Regularity For Regularity's Sake 6 117 (11/27/2005 4:06:03 AM) comp.lang.c++.moderated Hi All, I mentioned in a concurrent post that I am testing Microsoft's new Visual C++ express compiler on a large code base. I got thousands of errors on code I thought was mostly "pure" C++, as it compiled w... Le

Just When I Was Getting Used To Using Using - Arrgg 5 131 (11/26/2005 3:06:23 PM) comp.lang.c++.moderated I have a class Packet that contains a nested class Payload and an enumeration: struct Packet { struct Payload { } ; } ; I had gotten into the habit of writing: using Packet::Payload; so I could wri... Le

Definition Depth In Binary Tree Is Incorrect 13 22 (10/6/2005 4:44:06 AM) comp.theory Hi All, I broached this topic a while ago but cannot find my orignal post. I am convinced that the vast majority of books on data structures improperly defined the depth of a binary tree. Most definitions st... unoriginal_username

Pathology Of Bad Software Architecture 52 142 (6/1/2005 9:33:12 PM) comp.lang.c++.moderated Salut All, There is a thread running concurrently about the merits/demerits of garbage collection. Some of us think that necessity for GC is, in many cases, is a manifestation of lack of good form in software... Le

Forcing Friend Declaration To Refer To Name In Global Scope 2 132 (5/2/2005 8:30:44 AM) comp.lang.c++.moderated I have a namespace, Server_Side, whose parent is the global namespace, ::, enclosing a class call Service_Warrant, whose objects I intend to serialize to and from objects of Target and Source, respectively. Ins... Le

Declaration To Be A Member Function Possible? 6 104 (4/27/2005 8:51:24 AM) comp.lang.c++.moderated I know that you can declare pointes to member function, but I was wondering if it is possible to define a type "memeber function".: struct Yard { void water (); void mow (); void fertilize (); ... Le

Implicit Instantiation Of Global Friend Of Class Template 8 95 (4/22/2005 2:21:11 PM) comp.lang.c++.moderated Salut, In my effort to convert a large project to compile under a newer compiler (VC++ 6.0 to VC++ 7.0), I seem to become increasingly ignorant of C++. Today it's templates. I have a Nonce> and template cla... Le

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simple rtp implementations 2 16 (2/18/2006 4:20:45 PM) comp.os.linux.networking Hi, i am reading about rtp. most rtp sources are not straight foward to understand and hence novices like me find it difficult to understand. Is there not a simple rtp program (server) sources in C which ... john.maximus (17)

rtp implementation issues ? 1 16 (2/23/2006 6:09:19 AM) comp.os.linux.networking Hi, I am trying to implement a light weight RTP Stack on my own. However, it didnt work. So, i thought of studing a few exsisting rtp implementations. After observing the workings in my code fo... vshrirama (9)

Remote sensor, advice needed 4 29 (3/8/2006 2:33:38 PM) comp.arch.embedded Greetings, I am planning a project that involves a remote sensor (eg, temp) that sits idle but has to send an alert when the trigger goes off. The requirements are: - Low power: has to be able to remain idl... amerdsp (72)

Task Scheduling 9 44 (3/13/2006 6:06:20 PM) comp.arch.embedded Hello Guys, I have an OS which doesnt support round robin scheduling. Only preemptive. I have two tasks running in my application doing different work altogether. I want to make these task ... rakeshsv (7)

cool article, interesting quote 274 88 (4/16/2006 4:12:15 AM) comp.arch.embedded http://www.eetimes.com/news/latest/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=184429901 "The use of C is really criminal," said Ganssle. "C will compile a telephone directory, practically. I guess we use C because we think ... jjlarkin (616)

Differance between Array and Pointers 13 43 (5/3/2006 1:20:07 PM) comp.arch.embedded As an wmbedded Engineer which one to prefer Array or Pointer , and why ? ... harshan.kumar (8)

C embedded programming books? 35 33 (5/12/2006 9:15:00 PM) comp.arch.embedded Hi all I have experience with Assembler programming on embedded system, and now going to learn some C embedded programming. Can anyone recommend some good books? Thanks Je-Rock ... flopflip (2)

SoC w/802.11b (for wireless temp/light sensor) 8 24 (5/22/2006 7:01:34 AM) comp.arch.embedded I'd like to use an inexpensive micro-controller (like Atmel's AVR -- I like the Butterfly demo board but would like other suggestions). And then add 802.11 for broadcasting temperature readings. I saw a few ser... yogieric (2)

Space-Efficient Representation for Construction of Very Large Graphs? 5 16 (5/26/2006 5:37:34 PM) comp.theory All, I need to develop (or better, reuse) an algorithm and representation for the iterative construction of very large directed graphs (ie.millions of nodes, billions of edges). One important requirement for a... chessaurus (28)

port I/O abstraction macros 21 32 (6/2/2006 7:00:47 PM) comp.arch.embedded Everyone, Earlier I posted some macros that allow you to easily define binary constants in C (see http://cprog.tomsweb.net/binconst.txt). Playing similar tricks with the preprocessor, I now created some macros... tomtorfs1 (8)