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<description>Greetings, group.  I have a situation at work in which our software (running on a PC) needs to talk to two different versions of our firmware (running on circuit boards in boxes hundreds of feet away, communicating via RS232).  The two firmware versi...</description>
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<description>Hello all,  I have got the pseudo-code below that I would like to convert to c language. The algorithm calculates Pi value. I am somewhat familiar with C language, but I am just starting to learn parallel programming. In this specific example, the id...</description>
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<description>how can I find the memory allocated dynamically? is there any possibility of finding it?</description>
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<description>can any one tell me whats wrong with this program?  #includesys/stat.h #includefcntl.h main() {   int pid,fd,pd   pid=fork()   char *data,*str=child writes to the file   if(pid == 0)   {      printf(IN CHILD\tcreating a file to COMMUNICATE\n)      fd...</description>
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<description>Maybe this is the wrong group, if so I would like to be pointed to a better group. Anyway heres the problem:  I would need a program that makes a list of words of a text-file.  For example take the text:  ------------------------------------ To be, o...</description>
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<description>Found some ebook about C++ Parogramming from one free ebook site. Here are some title to share among us.  # Addison Welsey - The C++ Prog Language Special 3rd Ed # Addison Wesley -- Essential C++ # Addison Wesley -- The C++ Programming Language Speci...</description>
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<description>Trying to do something fairly routine...  drop output into a file to graph, but the following command at the bash command line:  ising  output  produces a blinking cursor, an empty file named output, and a program that runs forever.  With no redirect...</description>
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<title>Webcam init and get</title>
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<description>Hi there, I need a simple and stupid few line source code to access my webcam. I found lots of huge projects (c++ c and other) which are so big that they are impossible to be used. Does somebody know how to manage a webcam from its basic functions? W...</description>
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<description>Is difference lies in the fact that fopen part of c library and platform in-depended, whereas open is a system call? what about functionalities?  thx</description>
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<description>I saw the following declaration some where  int a (int a, int b , int c /* 0 */)   Does the comment in the bracket act as a default value creator</description>
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<description>This function crashes when called from main.  It should read int elements of a 2d array (mat[][DIMCOL])  Each element is placed on a line.  The first line (first element) is the numbers of rows. The second line (second element) is the number of cols....</description>
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