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<0> anyone can take a look at that piece of code?
<0> void gravaagenda(lista *T,FILE *fp){
<0> lista *P;
<0> P=T;
<0> if(!P) remove("agenda.bin");
<0> else{
<0> fp=fopen("agenda.bin","wb");
<0> while(P){
<0> if(P->prox) break;
<0> retorna(L,A);
<0> fwrite(&A,sizeof(struct reg),1,fp);
<0> P=P->prox;
<0> }
<0> fclose(fp);
<0> }
<0> }
<1> sigh.
<0> when i read the file, i get the last notch of the Line FILO duplicated
<1> then why do you show us the write loop?
<1> also, why did you ignore the topic?
<0> owww... i misunderstood it...
<0> sorry... this kind of this is only at that site
<0> soz
<2> boneheads; who needs 'em
<3> ah
<3> thank you.
<3> I am looking for a good book to learn c from
<3> I already have K&R in my list, but my company agreed to pay for 2 books, so i am looking for another one
<3> any idea's?
<4> LibOpenJPEG.lib(tcd.obj) : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol __ftol2
<4> what this link error is for?
<1> the usual reason.
<4> I'm using MS Vs 6.0
<4> like?
<1> your linker cannot find __ftol2 in any libraries.
<2> howdy twkm
<4> how to fix it :o
<1> Fma: tell your linker about the library where __ftol2 is implemented.
<1> howdy dbtid.
<4> well it was compiling fine I've just added a new library in linker
<2> compiling != linking
<4> exactly i was not getting any linking error
<2> rotfl
<4> rotfl?:S
<2> once again, proof that use of a compiler should be licensed to people who know what they're doing.
<4> hmmZ`
<2> student licenses would be allowed, but only under the supervision of another licensed compiler user.
<1> Fma: then perhaps you should remove the library.
<2> perhaps he should read up on what compiling and linking are/do.
<4> but I want to use that library
<2> c-bot google compiler linker tutorial
<5> dbtid, searching ...
<5> ACM Intermediate UNIX Tutorial - Compilers, "http://www.cs.washington.edu/orgs/acm/tutorials/dev-in-unix/compiler.html";
<5> C Programming Tutorial, "http://www.friedspace.com/CTutorial.html";
<5> Win32 Tutorial - Free Visual C++ Command Line Tools, "http://www.winprog.org/tutorial/msvc.html";
<4> its an open source jpeg2000 lib
<5> LCC-Win32: A free compiler system for Windows Operating Systems by ..., "http://www.cs.virginia.edu/~lcc-win32/";
<5> Parallel Compiler News | Tutorial-Reports.Com, "http://www.tutorial-reports.com/computer-science/parallel-compiler/news.php?PHPSESSID=860f8c83057d1159a4a3caeef163fca4";
<2> hrm
<1> Fma: then you must provide it with what it wants, which is __ftol2.
<1> Fma: perhaps you need to train your linker about the proper order in which things be linked?
<4> oh yes
<4> wait
<6> on linux an int and an long, on my machine have both 4 bytes, but I am reading in a book, Programming from the Ground Up that an ".int take up two storage locations for each number.
<6> These are limitted to numbers between 0 and 65535.
<6> "
<2> tegramon: that's the MINIMUM
<2> c-bot int
<5> dbtid, here you go: type: int - size: 16 bits - range: -32768 to 32767
<6> so sizeof(int) is the minimum
<2> so that would be for an unsigned int on such a machine
<2> no
<2> an int must hold AT LEAST -32768 to 32767
<2> it can be larger (and frequently is)
<7> -32767\
<2> um
<2> yeah
<2> c-bot's wrong i guess
<2> i'll fix him
<2> sigh
<6> so an int can hold from 0 to 65535? unsigned int
<7> yes, always
<2> at MINIMUM
<7> but it can really hold up to UINT_MAX
<7> which might be larger
<6> well, I am coding in ASM
<8> and 128 bit long doubles don't work correctly with va_arg :D
<6> and I wonder how much an .long would take, since the book says four storage locations
<2> fixed
<2> WHY would you ask in #c if you're coding in ASM?
<1> tegramon: what is a .long?
<6> because I also tried the sizeof(int) method to see how much it can hold
<7> usually an int corresponds to a word, but I wouldn't depend on what C says if you are writing ***embly
<1> tegramon: in c types don't have prefix characters.
<6> i know, it was in asm
<6> do C and ASM correspond?
<6> in size of variables?
<2> no
<2> not necessarily
<7> you talk about ***embly as if it were a single language
<6> well, its the base language
<2> no, it's not
<7> it's an entire cl*** of languages
<1> tegramon: there are hundreds of ***embly languages.
<6> yeah, for different cpu's
<1> hell, probably thousands.
<2> possibly even thousands by now
<2> :P
<7> even for the same cpu
<8> heh... try explaining that to my dad
<6> for the same cpu?
<2> sheep--: what??
<6> you dont mean like att and intel syntax dont you?
<2> tegramon: different vendors do things differently
<7> consider AT&T vs Intel syntax for x86
<1> sheep--: he still writes in autocoder?
<6> its only syntax, that basis is the same
<2> twkm: probably the Cyrillic equivalent of 1's and 0's
<8> he does mainframe work exclusively... fortran, pl/1 or.. i don't even know the names of the languages
<8> cobol!
<1> ahh, hmm, ancient russian gear. i don't know any of it, i don't think, unless it was some of the stuff they copied from the us.
<1> sheep--: yay mainframe!
<8> :P
<2> my cellphone has a mainframe in it :P
<2> (at least, compared to mainframes in Soviet Russia :P)
<8> oh boo-hoo
<8> :P
<2> heh
<8> blame soviet russia, hehe
<1> and it has an operator stationed at the console to tend to its every need.
<6> cobol as far as i know was not created by the russians
<2> but they were communists
<8> according to my dad, russian mainframes were the slowest, but you could literally crumple the tape, and it would still read it just fine
<6> good quality vs bulkyness i guess ...
<2> DEC once held a party, when CD's first came out, where they served everyone's spaghetti dinner on CD's, to prove how tough they were.
<2> then they took some of the CD's and showed they were fine
<2> (rumor has it)
<8> heh
<8> i'm all for experiments, but i would've probably liked a plate without a hole in it
<2> it was for the cheese
<8> oh
<2> (i was kidding)
<8> ah
<6> and what was on the cd's?
<2> did you know the word gullible isn't in the dictionary?
<8> :P
<2> tegramon: Digital Unix I bet
<8> i so did
<8> anyone with gcc 4.1 and 128 bit long doubles wants to test some code for me? :\
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