C
In computing, C is a general-purpose, block structured, procedural, imperative computer programming language developed in 1972 by Dennis Ritchie at the Bell Telephone Laboratories for use with the Unix operating system.
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Re: Memory bandwidth deficiency.?

That's a very different question than the original. I'm no expert, but afaik, the Athlon has 64-byte cache lines, so if you have the 16 bytes of data aligned to within a 64-byte boundary, then you...
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Re: function call and return mechanism in c

: Hi friends, : : i want to know how function call & return works in c : This is pretty low level (Assembly) stuff. What C does (following it's standard calling convention): 1. It...
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Re: How can i reduce my program size

: Hello every body , : Can any one help me sorting out my prob,the problem is regarding my prgram of making a coffe machine .i am currently working on Pic micros`s .i have made all the program but...
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C - STANDARD library usage on board

Hi , could some body tell me why C-standard library ( memory allocation,string mainpulation,etc ) are not used on the board.Here board is ,say provided by intel and has arm9 processor , RTOS used...
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Re: Memory Allocation

more problems with the cache on the new CPUs ... It seems to me that cache coherency is going to worse when you don't have a contiquous block, right? You have no guarantee that the memory used...
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Re: need help

: We are building a memory game in a class and are having trouble : We are using picture boxes, the idea of the game is to match the : with another one we can't get the pics to flip over when u click...
 

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