Here is one algorithm, but n should fit in some type for it. Probably
long long
long long mean = 0;
long long sum = 0;
long long i;
for(i=0; i= n)
{
sum -= n;
mean++;
}
}
Kaloyan
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Hi,
I am trying to create a DB from the static data. In my AppStart, if DB
does not exists, I create it with four records. The records is defined
as following:
typedef struct Airline
{
UInt16 airlineID;
char *airlineName;
} Airline;
Since my airlineName is variable length, I am
"James" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Exactly my point; for huge lists, you often don't want to use
LstSetListChoices
> because you're retrieving the strings from somewhere else, and you don't
want
> to deal with the extra memory requirements and management. Hence,
Form Titles are always blue... I want a different colour for the form title
on certain forms in my app. can this be done, or is it a roll-your own
affair?
I'd also prefer if the solution would be OS3.5 compatible...
Alan
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Please Never mind. Found a stupid bug.
Boris,
Tuesday, August 5, 2003, 8:18:25 PM, you wrote:
BE> My problem with writing to database is now solved.
BE> However another problem came up -- now I can't read from the DB.
BE> I am getting "Bus error". The code I am using to read is:
BE> static v
Greetings
Here is a subroutine that does a frequently-wanted thing: it retrieves
the hotsync name. It also leaks "maxsize" bytes every time you call it.
I thought I had goofed by not Unlocking something, but I have matching
MemHandleLock/MemHandleUnlock. what gives?
thanks,
David M
/* paramet
My problem with writing to database is now solved.
However another problem came up -- now I can't read from the DB.
I am getting "Bus error". The code I am using to read is:
static void drawProc(void *tableP, Int16 row, Int16 column, RectangleType *bounds)
{
Int16 y = bounds->topLef
I'd personally suggest you try to avoid bypassing this protection mechanism,
unless of course, you
know which devices your program will be running on.
Surely there's another was to keep track of which controls are visible or
not, using your own code?
Alan
"Dragomir Goranov" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> w
Hi,
does anybody know, how to calculate the mean (average) of numbers if the
quantity of numbers is to high?
sum = x1 + x2 + x3 + ... + xn;
(with 'sum' and 'n' = very big, bigger as every type)
mean = sum/n;
Thanks
Ralf
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At 03:30 PM 8/5/2003, Paul Johnson wrote:
Can someone explain to me why this is btw ? I find it a total pita so I
guess its a Mac hangover.
Flame on. lol :)
Totally Mac OS hangover. When the tools were originally created, they
reused many of the existing tools done for Mac 68K development. This
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, August 05, 2003 7:50 AM
>
> Hi all
>
> I realize you need to set aside a block or "chunk" of memory
> before assigning a variable any value but it's the how in
> some scenarios that is messing me up... anyways... I hope
On Thu, 2003-07-31 at 16:30, kcorey wrote:
> Anyone run into a situation where you've popped up a form on top of
> another form, and when you call FrmReturnToForm(0), you crash with an
> invalid memory location access? It particularly frustrating because it
> just started happening out of the blue
Hi,
I am in midst of developing a small application which
has 4-5 forms. Today, I added a new form to the
Constructor and the codewarrior simply shuts off
itself when trying to copy resources while compiling.
I checked the size of the .rsrc and it says 0 bytes.
But when I open it with constructor,
Chris Faherty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On Monday 04 August 2003 08:05 pm, Khaki Wizard wrote:
>> It seems that the gdb in PRC-tools does not work with
>> the Palm OS 5 Simulator.
>> Anybody knows whether it should work or not?
>> SuggestionS?
>
> It works. But the 'gdbS' feature is not set
I think this is probably best answered by someone at palmsource, but any
information would be greatly appreciated.
I was wondering if it is legal to redistribute the palm OS 5.2 windows
simulator to our resellers. Here is what we are trying to accomplish.
Our product is comprised of software tha
> -Original Message-
> From: Dragomir Goranov
> Sent: Tuesday, August 05, 2003 8:18 AM
>
> Hi,
> I want to access the internals fields of ControlType
> structures. Here is my
> code:
> //Before including any of the PalmOS system headers I define
> insert this
> line:
> #define ALLOW_ACCE
Hello Boris,
I think your problem is there:
>err = DmWrite(p, sizeof(air.airlineID), &(air.airlineName),
sizeof(air.airlineName));
it should be like this:
err = DmWrite(p, sizeof(air.airlineID), air.airlineName,
StrLen(air.airlineName));
1) air.airlineName is already a pointer since you aquired
OK, I did this already. But somehow my app still crashes when I try to
receive some data. So I guessed, the connection might not be made properly.
How can I detect, if the connections is established successfully? Which
HS-State must be the last? Currently the following States apprear after I
return
Hi all
This is a bit of a fundamental question here but I think I only barely
grasp how this whole Locking and Unlocking chunks is all about, not
to mention I'm a newbie programmer. :\
I realize you need to set aside a block or "chunk" of memory before
assigning a variable any value but it's
On Mon, 04 Aug 2003 16:32:34 -0400, Douglas Handy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Bullshark,
>
>>>Ken's right. Specifically, you *can't* use LstGetSelectionText with a
>>>dynamic list, so don't.
>
>That should probably read you *can't* use LstGetSelectionText when you supplied
>NULL as the itemsText
I just downloaded a trial of Visual Builder, and I'd suggest you go with CW.
VB doesn't even have autocompletion. (My pet CW9 feature :-).
If you're that desperate to a Visual Studio look and feel, why not have a go
at tying VC++ and PRC-Tools together.. It's possible...
Alan
"Arrow" <[EMAIL PR
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