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Hello! You need a parser for C language. Certainly, there are many of such, but if you need some customized, you have to create your own. There are several methods: 1. By writing a simple regexp-based parser. I've implemented such one for SQL (project located at: http://code.google.com/p/sql2asciidoc/, source code of core functionality implementation, in Python is here) it parses SQL DDL commands and describes DB structure in AsciiDoc markup language. If parsing typical fragments of C source for documentation purpose is all you need - this approach is appropriate. 2. By using formal grammar of the language in any of parser generator, such as yacc or bison. Practically, it provides possibility of translating source from one programming language to another, but is more complex than simple regexp parsing. Brief documentation about this approach could be found here and here. Formal grammar for ANSI C also exists and could be obtained: (Yacc grammar), (Lex specification). If you decide to work on this, contact me (avsd05 @ gmail com), because I deal with similar problem.

How about a HTML Application[[^](http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms536496\(VS.85\).aspx target= "New Window")]"? I've seen quite some good installers and browsers include some nice apps. You can use JavaScript or VBScript, and the speed is quite acceptable. This would be a example[^] that you can browse through, to evaluate the feasability of this option.

Yes I have noticed that too, with a folder containing some 3000 folders on XP32. My advice is to not explore a remote folder with lots of content; part of a solution is to move the large number of files down one folder level (so the map network drive that opens explorer on it hasn't much to show,l just one folder), AND to make sure you don't ever need the list of the large content in say an OpenFileDialog. :) Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [My Articles] The quality and detail of your question reflects on the effectiveness of the help you are likely to get. Show formatted code inside PRE tags, and give clear symptoms when describing a problem.

It's probably going to be C, but I'd imagine that C++ would be a strong candidate there. "WPF has many lovers. It's a veritable porn star!" - Josh Smith As Braveheart once said, "You can take our freedom but you'll never take our Hobnobs!" - Martin Hughes. My blog | My articles | MoXAML PowerToys | Onyx

Check out Printshop Mail. It probably does everything you want it to do. But it's expensive.

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Hemal J. Bhatt wrote: 1. Which Database architecture Used By Google Google File System, BigTable. Hemal J. Bhatt wrote: 2. Which language used by Google to develop their Different Products The main languages are C++, Java and Python. Kevin

A true coding horror! :omg: I are Troll :)

Your question is not giving clear picture of what exactly you are looking for. However for data sync between applications, you can use ASP.Net web services.

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I guess that "computing time" is the time that you're using the CPU in a normal computer. Open up your task-manager and look at the load on your CPU, you'll find that it's often idle, doing nothing. Now go to the "Processes" tab, click the menu "View" and then "Select Columns" - you'll find a column called "CPU time". That's the time that a CPU spends on raw processing for that application. I don't think that you need to pay for the idle time during those 8 workhours, effectively reducing your cost to a fraction of the original calculation.

Try and check whether you can retrieve the source code from the Team Foundation Server :)