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simple

simple is an esteemed member of CrazyEngineers since Nov 17, 2007

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Technical differences will be too many to list ... -simply put these are two different Operating Systems -when you say different OSs then you are going to have different filesystems,...

dddd gets printed first and then aaaa and then bbbbb so what do you make of this??

no i guess i found the answer cout is buffered, so if i add an endl at the end of cout it works perfectly fine!! any other reply is still...

i wrote the following code snippet in Visual C++ 6.0 #include "h1.h" int main() { cout<<"\nHello \n"; printf("\nWelcome!!!"); return 0; } strange thing is that "welcome" gets displayed first and...

Re: doubt on how to store credit card numbers in data base in web enabled applicatio Try OpenSSL....also google for it and you will surely find a lot of answers!!...

Its not that simple.... Kernel-supported threads fall into two classes. In a "pure" kernel-supported system, the kernel is responsible for scheduling all threads. Systems in which the kernel cooperates with...

try virtualization... its really catching up the heat now a days!!! c ya!!

Mc Affee gets my vote!! although it hogs on system resources, still i think it provides the best security features.

what is difference between threads and child processes and light weight processes? p.s. i have referred to two books by tanenbaum and i have found contradictory answers. thats why i...

Whats the difference between execve() and system() in C?? presumably both are used to execute external executable file?? i searched up on google but i thought guys in here would...

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