C is a medium level general purpose compiled language.
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Can anyone check what's wrong with my code? [closed]
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#define MAX 100
typedef struct aluno
{
char nome[81];
char matricula[8];
char turma;
float p1, p2, p3;
} Aluno;
void imprime_aprovados (int n, ...
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lightweight packet sniffer review
This is a simple packet sniffer that turns on LEDs when there's network activity. It works by picking up filters in a configuration file and listen for activity in those filters. When there's a ...
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Can this solution to Project Euler #15 be improved?
I'm not a C programmer, just wanted to make a fast solution to the problem. Here's my code:
#include <stdio.h>
#define SIZE 21 // grid size + 1 ...
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Another stack implementation (in C)
I just started learning C and the online book contained the exercise 'implement a stack'. So I did, but thought I'd put it here, because I still don't feel comfortable with pointers.
So here it is:
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Fast popcount on Intel Xeon Phi
I'm implementing an ultra fast popcount on Intel Xeon® Phi®, as it's a performance hotspot of various bioinformatics software.
I've implemented five pieces of codes,
#if defined(__MIC__)
#include ...
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One function two functionalities or two functions each with one functionality
Within our project we've used a lot of boolean setOutputValue(char pinNumber, boolean pinValue) kind of functions.
Within those functions we do the following (for example):
hardware_layer:
#define ...
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Sorted trie implementation in C
I wanted to store some dictionary data (key/value pairs of strings) in C, and decided to use a trie.
I found what looks like a good implementation here, along with some nice notes.
In this ...
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! operator used with int inside if statement [closed]
I am trying to understand a bit of code, and i am not able to understand how this not operator works...
if(choice==1){
for(i=0;i<4;i++){
for(j=0;j<4;j++){
for(k=0;k<4;k++){
...
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D3D COM Object Pooling
I'm using the following pattern to pool D3D objects globally in my application. Is it a good idea (alternatives)? Is it thread-safe?
CComPtr<ID3D11Texture2D> create_texture(const ...
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2answers
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C try/catch macros
I've created simple try/catch macros that now I'd like to promote to wider use in my projects.
I would have really liked to be able to do without global variables but I have not found any way to do ...
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1answer
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Singly Linked List (strings only)
This is my attempt at constructing a singly-linked-list with basic functions. I initially tried to build the whole list as a series of nodes, but ran into problems when trying to remove or pop ...
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Hanoi Towers - need help with the code
I made an algorithm solving Hanoi Tower puzzles, for n disks and m pegs.
It uses lists as pegs, each list's element contains disks array - {0, 0, 0} means the peg is empty, {1, 2, 0} means the peg ...
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Can anyone make this code shorter IF POSSIBLE
My program has to decrypt ciphertext. It has to try all possible 26 shifts and store each in an array so that I calculate the frequencies of each array and find the highest frequency, in which that ...
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1answer
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Basic Linked list
I am learning C from K.N. King and at ch-17, I covered linked list and wrote a code to add data in the ascending order in the linked list which is opposite to found in the book (In the book, it store ...
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Hanoi Tower iterative - ugly solution [closed]
The requirements are that I have to make this algorythm iterative, and use list as rods. Each rod (list's element) has array inside containing disks. If array is like {1,2,3,4,5}, then the rod ...
