UNIX/Linux Programming - October 2010 (Page 3)

how to use metaCommand for vectors
 
Hi all, To manage arguments (input, output, parameters) I want to use the library <metaCommand>. For scalars (dimension 1), I use the function GetValue...
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C++ MATRIX Linux
 
Working on a C++ program for a M*N dimension Matrix. The elements can't be more than three digits-I got that down-.I have most of the code done but, I'm having ...
[1 reply] : Please don't post duplicates. http://www.cplusplus.com/forum/general/... (by kbw)
by Nay
cygwin1.dll not found
 
I used cygwin to compile a .cc file, which runs fine in cygwin mode, but in windows/dos i get an error that cygwin1.dll not found -- although cygwin1.dll is ind...
[2 replies] Last: Copy the cygwin1.dll from the cygwin installation to your programs fol... (by JoR)
by RET80
Learning how to use fork()
 
So I'm trying to understand this 'fork()' method under linux and I'm creating a C program using it. Basically I know how to create a chain of forks using som...
[2 replies] Last: So how in the world would I create a binary tree with this? er, y... (by bigearsbilly)
by ca237
Reading cd contents
 
Hai guys, can anybody tell me how to read the contents in a cd?
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Need current time in milliseconds
 
I am producing a log that needs millisecond resolution in linux c/c++. I know that it can be inaccurate, but at least its more resolution than seconds. Is the...
[3 replies] Last: Thanks for the help (by rpinsky)
Problem reading and writing to RS-232 Device
 
I am opening a /dev/ttyUSB0 device using fopen using mode "w+". I need to both read and write from the device. I have set the port to raw mode (using tcgetatt...
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how to resolve this strange control flow
 
Hi all: i am new to Linux system programming and i have written a little programme to practice my skill,but i saw something usual. #include <unistd.h> #in...
[7 replies] Last: Yes, i know the common practice of fork ,this program solely intends ... (by sysabod)
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