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<0> yup ;)
<1> I`'m bored.
<2> anybody know of a good free program for making flowcharts from c code, which can run under linux ? :-)
<0> Doxygen?
<2> spale: thanks. i'll check it out :-)
<0> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doxygen
<3> I need help with a recursive functionm
<3> function*
<4> what sort of help do you need?
<3> well, I am trying to make a recursive function for a linked list of cities
<3> that checks all arrangements of cities and returns the best arrangement that gives the least distance
<3> the problem I am facing is in p***ing in the linked list
<3> I want to store the best linked list in a variable, but since its recursive somehow the changes are not being stored in the original variable
<3> its hard to explain here, but I can copy/paste the code
<3> it isn't big
<3> but let me try to debug it, will be back later if i can't
<0> String_, use a pointer to a struct
<0> the struct contains a ptr to a ptr list and its length
<5> They deleted my X account! Inconceivable!
<6> bummer
<6> wb
<5> lol yeah
<5> thanks :)
<7> thanks dbtid
<8> ..
<8> finally
<8> can someone help me ?
<9> If you ask a question, maybe
<8> i want to make something in c
<9> Like what?
<8> a think it's called a module
<8> like this
<8> u're in linux for example
<9> A shared object?
<9> .so file?
<8> and u write output("some text")
<8> and then u see "sometext" written
<9> int main() { puts( "some text" ); return 0; }
<9> (with the include)
<8> works that way ?
<9> So basically you know nothing about C and want to make some program that displays "some text"?
<8> i know plenty of c
<8> but
<8> i never used it in linux
<9> So you just want to know how to build the .c into a program?
<9> gcc -c source.c -o source.o
<8> not this
<9> gcc source.o -o source
<8> look
<9> Then wtf do you wwant heh
<8> actually
<8> i want to make an encryptor
<8> and i want to make it like this
<8> encrypt(buffer)
<8> and the buffer it's encrypted
<9> And?
<8> decrypt(buffer)
<8> the buffer it's decrypted
<9> Yeah right, so what's your question
<8> how to make it so i can acces the program without opening the exe
<9> ...
<8> let's take your program for example
<8> int main() { puts( "some text" ); return 0; }
<8> and we save it print.cpp
<9> Then you're in the wrong channel
<8> if i write print("some text" it prints "some text" ??
<10> Don't name it .cpp, name it .c
<9> No it doesn't
<8> doesn't matter
<9> int main() { puts( argv[1] ); return 0; }
<8> then this is what i want to do MrAshe
<9> print "some text"
<9> And that doesn't have anything to do with linux
<8> hmm...
<8> let me try
<11> oh
<11> alone
<9> (and sounds like a job for a shell script)
<11> alone
<11> by
<9> Hey, the average IQ just went up by 50 points
<8> it ****ing works
<8> thans MrAshe
<10> lol
<10> So much for "knowing plenty of C"
<8> hey
<8> here is the thing
<8> i know c++ but before '99
<8> when the whole language changed
<8> so i'm not use with this "int argc,char *argv[]" yet
<8> so excuse me
<8> cai
<10> C != C++
<10> And arguments were around long before '99.
<12> Let me guess, then you suddenly had amnesia/
<8> i know c != c++
<8> and .. no i hadn't amnesia
<8> i had internet
<8> and i discovered the new c and c ++
<8> and that i learned nothing at school
<8> so if sometimes i say some stpid thing
<8> please excuse me
<8> *stupid
<10> Well, read any introductory to C (http://cprogramming.com has a few good ones), it will tell you all you need to know about arguments.
<10> c-bot tutorial
<13> cai, here you go: C tutorial for newbies : http://www.howstuffworks.com/c2.htm | http://directory.google.com/Top/Computers/Programming/Languages/C/Tutorials/ | http://www.swcp.com/~dodrill/controlled/cdoc/ctutor.html | http://cprog.tomsweb.net/cintro.html
<9> Even if C++ always had argv, even before 98
<8> maybe but i didn't learn about them at school
<8> and now i don't even listen what the teacher says
<10> Highly probably, schools aren't typically known for teaching well
<10> s/probably/probable/
<10> And, sadly, that was not said in jest. :/
<8> anyway .. thanks u MrAshe and cai
<8> if i'll have some problems i'll ask u
<8> k ?
<8> *some other
<8> don't fake MrAshe
<8> it's not polite
<8> if u don't wanna help me
<8> that's ok
<9> (looks like my fake was too bad)
<14> can someone kick alecssys
<14> please ?
<9> Why, you're his dark side?
<9> You're trying to take over his soul?
<9> Actually, it'd feel good kicking you
<14> i'm the same but i unpluged the internet cable
<14> thank u
<14> hmm...
<14> wtf
<14> the nicks are case sensitive ?
<9> ?
<8> how can i copy a value in the memory ?
<8> like when u do copy-paste
<8> no one?
<6> alecssys: C doesn't do that
<6> the API does that
<15> This function finds the max value in a vector with n elements
<15> do you know how the recursivity works in this function?
<9> Let me check my crystal ball
<9> No, I don't
<6> rotfl
<16> how do i complement a variable
<16> ?
<16> that has 0x01 inside
<16> i want to bacame 0xFE and than 0x01
<16> each time the processor p***es over the complement instruction
<16> how do i make that
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