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Forum: Programming 08-27-2007
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Thanks
Thanks for the reply Vishal!
Forum: Programming 08-27-2007
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Copying!
Can anybody point out the difference between shallow copying, deep copying and bitwise copying in C++?
Forum: Programming 11-22-2006
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So sorry for you!!! can you post the code to...
So sorry for you!!! can you post the code to better help you!
Forum: Programming 08-05-2006
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pointers
is this a valid c declaration

int (*ptr(int *b))[5];

plz explain...
Forum: SCO 08-04-2006
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pseudo driver
explain differences between a device driver & a pseudo driver...????

thanks in advance
Forum: Linux 08-04-2006
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Linux
Is linux multi-threaded or multi-processed kernel?
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testing
what is the difference between white box and black box testing?
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sparse files
what are sparse files?
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Unix
how do you change a configuration file during run time.
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write a program
write a program using bitwise operators to divide one number by another.
Forum: Programming 08-04-2006
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memory addresses
you have three variables of type char, int and float in continous memory locations. How do you print the contents of each of these.???

Thanks in advance.
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cygwin
i have downloaded cygwin. Is there a vi editor supported on it. I am not able to find it also a lot of other commands are not available.. Plz help
Forum: Cybersecurity 08-03-2006
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fork
after forking the process u can use parent as the server and the child as the client and communicate.. it will depend on what channel u want to communicate with. Unix IPC is one option and Sockets...
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sfu
sfu works exactly like Unix, except that the platform is WINDOWs, so any idea, about the design considerations to be taken into account, when you port a C project written in Unix To SFU
Forum: Programming 08-03-2006
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reply
but my question is how are the values in i & last swapped, when is seems that both i & last would have the same value..

Can anybody explain???
Forum: Programming 08-02-2006
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qsort
this is the code in K & R ritchie

void qsort(int v[], int left, int right){
int i, last;
void swap(int v[], int i, int j);

if(left >= right)
...
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i want
i want to know the logic, of this example 15/3 = 5, or 16/3 = 5, using bitwise operators. like dividing two numbers using bitwise operators..
i hope u got it.
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Sfu
There is a SFU(Services for Unix) software that one can download from www.microsoft.com i am working on a project on this, porting a Unix based project to SFU. has anybody worked on SFU before. What...
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testing
what does one mean in the context of testing... UNIT TESTING & INITIAL LEVEL OF MENU TESTING
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bitwise operators
Can anybody explain the logic of dividing a number by another number using bitwise operators...
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sorry
but i am not getting the logic to divide a number by another number using bitwise operators?? can anybody explain the logic
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bitwise operators
can anybody write a program to divide a number by another number using bitwise operators
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shared library
What is the primary difference between static library and dynamic library?
and how to write static shared library?
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Maurice Bach
Does anybody have the pdf version of Maurice Bach's "The design of the Unix Operating System"....
Plz forward it to my mail address : email address removed.
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maurice bach
does anybody have a pdf version of Maurice Bach's "The design of the Unix Operating System"
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