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With limited powers 3 26 (9/28/2006 7:19:38 AM) comp.os.linux.misc Chris wrote: > v4vijayakumar wrote: > > >> I don't know what the right question is? What is it you would like to > >> know? > > Here, I mean the free and open the same way I mentioned. > > Yes, but you weren't ... v4vijayakumar

Open source - Free software 170 58 (9/27/2006 4:35:07 AM) comp.os.linux.misc I have been using "open source" and "free software" products for some time. I want to contribute to them but I couldn't decide between "open source" and "free software". I would support "open source" at this le... v4vijayakumar

accessing .chm files from java 0 19 (7/31/2006 7:47:03 AM) comp.lang.java.programmer How .chm files can be accessed from java application, as if accessing ..html pages? Thanks in advance. ... v4vijayakumar

[OT] Debugging and Logging 5 33 (7/14/2006 6:38:33 AM) comp.lang.c Which of the following is the right way to debug/log in C? 1. using '#ifdef DEBUG' and compiling with '-DDubug' 2. defining and implementing 'log(loglevel, logmessage)' function 3. defining and implementing se... v4vijayakumar

near-TeraHertz processors no dream 9 35 (6/21/2006 2:33:41 PM) comp.lang.c IBM and Georgia Tech Break Silicon Speed Record IBM and the Georgia Institute of Technology announced today that their researchers have demonstrated the first silicon-based chip capable of operating at frequen... v4vijayakumar

Read-only string 24 29 (6/21/2006 7:14:15 AM) comp.lang.c why the following string, 'str' is read-only? char *str = "test string"; anyhow 'str' needs to be in memory. do you think, making 'str' red-only would gain performance? or, it is right? ... v4vijayakumar

why this code dumps core? 7 42 (6/20/2006 7:20:10 AM) comp.lang.c why the following code dumps core? TIA. #include #include #include int main(int argc, char *agrv[]) { int i = 0; typedef char ca_t[20]; ca_t tokens[10]; char *token; char *value = "hhjhjkh, ashdk... v4vijayakumar

OO and RDB war : in the advent of MRAM 17 21 (6/9/2006 10:25:03 AM) comp.object will the "OO and RDB war" be the same in the advent of MRAM (Magnetoresistive Random Access Memory, non-volatile computer main memory)? At this stage, we don't require RDB/SQL to enforce integrity, even every s... v4vijayakumar

(boolean_expression) ? statement; 22 32 (6/7/2006 11:33:09 AM) comp.lang.c why this isn't valid c? (boolean_expression) ? statement; whereas the following code is valid. if(boolean_expression) statement; ... v4vijayakumar

microprocessor that improves as they progress 27 80 (6/5/2006 1:17:57 PM) comp.arch Just wanted to know. Is it possible for a microprocessor (so the software) to improve their performance over period of time? Can microprocessor improve its performance as they progress/continue to work? If not,... v4vijayakumar

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Introduce urself 29 29 (5/15/2006 2:54:11 PM) comp.lang.c Hi friends how about introducing urself ? i m Nikesh from India ... nike83 (8)

++ devils 69 28 (5/21/2006 4:05:04 PM) comp.lang.c Hello all, My doubt is going to be so primitive that i ask you all to forgive me beforehand.... Here's the code snippet: int main() { int x=5; x=x++ + ++x; printf("%d",x); return 0; } I know that the printf... asgosa.eeegct (9)

printf("%s\n", __FILE__); /* why SIGSEGV? */ 19 20 (5/29/2006 5:46:54 AM) comp.lang.c why the following statement dumps the core(Segmentation fault)? printf("%s\n", __FILE__); ... v4vijayakumar (74)

deferring member object instantiation to constructor 8 22 (5/30/2006 12:41:06 PM) comp.lang.c++ Is there any way to defer instantiation of " t1" to the constructor of "test1"? because, "t1" can only meaningfully initialized in the "test1" constructor. #cat test.cpp #include using namespace std; class t... v4vijayakumar (74)

OO and RDB war : in the advent of MRAM 17 21 (6/9/2006 10:25:03 AM) comp.object will the "OO and RDB war" be the same in the advent of MRAM (Magnetoresistive Random Access Memory, non-volatile computer main memory)? At this stage, we don't require RDB/SQL to enforce integrity, even every s... v4vijayakumar (74)

Read-only string 24 29 (6/21/2006 7:14:15 AM) comp.lang.c why the following string, 'str' is read-only? char *str = "test string"; anyhow 'str' needs to be in memory. do you think, making 'str' red-only would gain performance? or, it is right? ... v4vijayakumar (74)

near-TeraHertz processors no dream 9 35 (6/21/2006 2:33:41 PM) comp.lang.c IBM and Georgia Tech Break Silicon Speed Record IBM and the Georgia Institute of Technology announced today that their researchers have demonstrated the first silicon-based chip capable of operating at frequen... v4vijayakumar (74)

C is too old? opinions? 146 25 (7/12/2006 9:26:08 PM) comp.lang.c Hi... I am relativ new to the impressive and powerfull C language, but i thinks it is obsolete... The idea with header/source files where methods can clash into eachother i don't like... Look at C# which is... Lasse

Checking return values for errors, a matter of style? 66 26 (7/31/2006 9:20:33 PM) comp.lang.c I've written a piece of code that uses sockets a lot (I know that sockets aren't portable C, this is not a question about sockets per se). Much of my code ended up looking like this: if (function(socket, args)... johan.tibell (19)

Open source - Free software 170 58 (9/27/2006 4:35:07 AM) comp.os.linux.misc I have been using "open source" and "free software" products for some time. I want to contribute to them but I couldn't decide between "open source" and "free software". I would support "open source" at this le... v4vijayakumar (74)