Latest Answer: Inline functions are small sized functions (basically 2-3 line function) which do not contain any loop. whenever an inline function is invoked, it is expanded thereby rather then passing the control to where it has been defined, thus reducing execution ...
Latest Answer: Yes, Just Put it in an unsigned int Bin_data[] {0x0h, 0x0f......... ............ } ...
Latest Answer: This can be done Using _asm{} operator, first char* mem_ptr; Mov EAX, DWORD PTR[Memory Address] Then... Mov mem_ptr, EAX Now mem_ptr will point to the meory location needed and we can access ...
Latest Answer: In C it is System("program_to_run.exe"); In Windows it can be ShellExecute(); or WinExec(); ...
Latest Answer: This statement should be fopen("c:\\newdirfile.dat","r"); ...
Latest Answer: #include #include /* Prototype Declaration */int validateDate(int dd, int mm, int yyyy);void printError();int calcDay_Dec31(int yyyy);int dayInYear(int dd, int mm);void nameInStr (char daysInWord[], int days);void main(void){ ...
Latest Answer: Hi, This is a typical example of reflection. If you are using .NET then use reflection for this purpose. In this case you create an object of a particular type and the invoke methods at run time by passing function name. ...
Latest Answer: By useing the "far *". ...
Latest Answer: use ulimit -n 100. that is the above line increase the number of open file descriptor to 100 w.r.t that shellbalaji ...
Latest Answer: it will give last initialize value..suppose you write ..int x=10;printf("%d");then it prints 10;if not initialize then print a garbage value.. ...
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