I am facing same issue. My message received at other side but I can access/cast structure at receiving side. Can you specify which one solution works for you?
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I am facing same issue. My message received at other side but I can access/cast structure at receiving side. Can you specify which one solution works for you?
regards, Divyang Mithaiwala
When I tried to execute
resize -s 50 50
on GNOME Terminal it will give me error "resize: Can't get rows and columns
" The same thing is working on putty terminal as well as xterm. Is there ant equivalent command or any other way to do this task?
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How you will read big num & fill it in array of int?
AndreFratelli wrote:
I used the standard addition algorithm
Please past code over here.
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When I was posted I haven't seen your clarification that you are facing run time error (due to no refresh page). So, If you have taken variable as char temp[10];
and try to execute *temp++ = *a++; it will give you compile time error.
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You can use google translator[^]. Just find out which language is this. :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
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A code you have past here is the exact code that is in your system? But if you have taken temp
as array (char temp[XX]
) then you might get error which you told. But a code that we are sawing has no that kind of error.
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modified on Thursday, May 7, 2009 5:38 AM
MahaKh wrote:
i have used getPathName
If that doesn't work then you may try GetFolderPath
along with GetFileName
of CFileDialog
.
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No. Not sure.
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You may find this article[^] useful.
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What you have done is shown that you want some common operation in display
method of class A & class B. So, for that here you can take one base class which define display
method. And after that you can inherit your 2 classes A & B from that base class. Both have access of display
method.
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size of int is depend on Compiler. Compiler is depend on Operating System. Operating System is depend on Hardware Architecture.
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Are you looking for something like Sample Audio Drivers[^]?
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Hiigara wrote:
What technologies/libraries/protocols I need to study to develop a video system
SIP & RTP is common protocol for VoIP. That so many system follows. Skype is more sophisticated peer to peer protocol. If you are looking for developing server for video conferencing then there is already open source Voip server called Asterisk[^].
Hiigara wrote:
I prefer coding in C++.
C++ is good to work if you choose java then java (Java Media Framework) give you more easy API to handle video/audio streaming. I have no knowledge of .Net technology. For more detail of Viop software & library you can refer here[^].
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modified on Saturday, April 18, 2009 1:49 AM
I am developing application with C++ (g++). Is it possible to catch & handle signal SIGKILL? If yes then how? If no then why? I am able to catch & handle some other signals (like SIGTERM, SIGSEGV).
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Cedric Moonen wrote:
No, in Java it is also called the garbage collector.
Yes it is garbage collector. But it is part of JVM. Because at compile time java compiler not going to put code related to garbage collection.
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I am not clear about C# but as per your answer is it same like JVM used in java? Which take care about memory management.
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