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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I have no experiance in programming and have been asked to compile a commented code in Borland C 5.02.
The program is to calculate prices with VAT added. The program should ask for a value which...
Hehe ok, if you need edge detection and stuff like that then you need OpenCV or alike, like the one you wrote about CxImage. The problem is that both libraries does not provide an official build for...
Hi
Thank You for the reply, yes i just want to open the image in c++ and do some edge detection and some more operation,and create that as a mobile application.
Why? i am looking for open CV...
Some c programming video tutorial for beginners. I have watched half of them it looks very good.
http://www.engineerforum.net/cprogramming/c1.html
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instruction i1;
instruction i2;
copy (&i2, &i1);
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// For code in C++
void copy (instruction& dest,...
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what is the difference between writing a program in C/C++, or using Open CV in C/C++ . Can we use both codes for creating application?
what???
C/C++ is a programming language, OpenCV is a...
Hi I am trying to copy one struct to another, but I am making some minor mistake that it is not getting copied. Can someone help me fix it?
#include
#include
typedef struct
{
int...
Well nevermind ... I put up this post prematurely. After some thinking about the problem I figured it out. Here it is:
#include
int main( void )
{
int row;
int col;
int num;...
Question about this C program that I've written. The objective is to print a square and a hollow square to the size input by the user. I've got the solid square down fine, but I'm having a bit of...
always keep in mind the good habit of initializing variables after declaring them
good luck coding
always keep in mind the good habit of initializing variables after declaring them
good luck coding
Are you into OS and stuff? I'm studying assembly and want to go onto C to learn operating systems because then I want to write my own and my own programming language. It's a long path, but it's the...
Yea I have the 2nd edition too. I didn't bother with the Linux stuff much except the part on calling C function from assembler. That was was handy info.
By default, unless you specify the convention, the compiler will probably default to __cdecl?
extern void far ProcName(char far *);
is probably defaulting to
extern void __cdecl far...
OK it depends, but id say try to group the dependencies of the same names together by writting one word and then an asterix(*) after: eg. base*...if you have base1,base2,base3..base n as your...
Use code line I posted in my #1 suggestion.
Is there any shorter way to make a tar ball on linux when you have maybe a 100 dependencies
Most often in the literature, "input layer" refers to a set of straight connections to the data. The input layer does not do anything besides show up with the data. This confusion has led many to...
BOOL ReadFile(
HANDLE hFile, // handle to file
LPVOID lpBuffer, // data buffer
DWORD nNumberOfBytesToRead, // number of bytes to read
LPDWORD lpNumberOfBytesRead, //...
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