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Forum: Programming 08-01-2004
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I used to think you had got electronic copy :(
I used to think you had got electronic copy :(
Forum: Programming 08-01-2004
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Hello, could you give me this book's copy?
Hello, could you give me this book's copy?
Forum: Programming 07-07-2004
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Posted By serge
CPU Loading
How can I measure CPU loading (like performance monitor in Windows OS). I use Solaris but I would like to write portable code.
Besides, I have to write programm to load CPU with known percent. How...
Forum: Programming 06-16-2003
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Posted By serge
For unix-like platform gcc / g++ (C/C++) is ...
For unix-like platform gcc / g++ (C/C++) is more than enough.
:)
Forum: Programming 06-15-2003
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Posted By serge
Thanks!!!
Thanks!!!
Forum: Programming 06-13-2003
3,701
Posted By serge
Re: Re: I/O buffers
No, it only mean that you can change default behaviour of I/O buffering.

After "printf" call, all data come in I/O buffer. In first case it is standard output (stdout) buffer, which is "line -...
Forum: Programming 06-12-2003
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Posted By serge
I/O buffers
By defalt stdout is "line - buffered".
It mean that after printf("...\n") buffer was flushed if output to stdout.

Certainly the file I/O buffers isn't "line-buffered", and before fork(),...
Forum: Programming 06-11-2003
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Posted By serge
about X-window
Please, recommend anyone books about programming for X-window.
Forum: Programming 06-11-2003
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Posted By serge
Firstly, allow me to make one's apologies for my...
Firstly, allow me to make one's apologies for my preceding message.
It's only my opinion, about Java. Also I'm not enough aware about Java. Nevertheless I think that on the whole, C++ -programms...
Forum: Programming 06-06-2003
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Posted By serge
One little question (i don't understand) if ...
One little question (i don't understand)
if 'C++' is more powerful, more flexible then 'C',
why some people still use C - language?
What is it: legacy interface or time-critical tasks?
Forum: Programming 06-06-2003
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Posted By serge
Why Java??? C++ is more flexible, more...
Why Java???

C++ is more flexible, more richable programming language (Java hasn't multiple inheritance or templates, etc)

Yes, Java is almost platform independent, but as consequence very...
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