• RE: code

    doubt that my ISP Al Bradford
    doubt that my ISP Al Bradford

    Foks;
    Sorry to hijack this post but I'm having problems. A number of words are double underlined in blue. These words are links to pop up ads. Do I have a virus? Are any of you seeing this problem? I just ran my virus scanner this AM with no virsus reported…

    • over 10 years ago
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  • RE: Initializing a const code structure with __DATE__

    ashley madison
    ashley madison

    const MyStruct code bar = { 1, 2, "This is a string." };
    

    • over 11 years ago
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  • Comment on Message from rojo05

    Myy
    Myy

    That said, it's not the first time someone is asking this question so that might help : community.arm.com/.../i-purchased-arm-32-bit-cortex-v3-00-bar-scanner-it-appears-to-work-but-where-is-the-information-the-bar-code-does-not-appear-in-word-or-…

    • over 6 years ago
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  • RE: Strange timing behavior in my code

    Scott Douglass
    Scott Douglass

    It's curious. It seems that the empty statement formed by using the the macro is preventing loop unrolling (for no good reason).

    Try changing your macro to

    #define WRITE_TFT_DATA_PINS(VALUE) do { ... } while (0)
    

    instead of

    #define WRITE_TFT_DATA_PINS…

    • over 10 years ago
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  • good code bad answer

    rick smallinger
    rick smallinger

    my code is 110% correct; eg no errors and runs properly. see.

    int _val;
    
    int myfunc2(int val)
    {
      _val = val;
       return _val;
    };
    
    int Bar(int val)
    {
      return _val + val + 1;
    };
    
    void myfunc1(int val)
    {
      _val += Bar(val);
    };
    
    etc
    etc
    etc
    
    

    it doesnt…

    • over 12 years ago
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  • How to debug and profile those mixed Python and Fortran codes

    How to debug and profile those mixed Python and Fortran codes

    David Lecomber
    David Lecomber

    Python is pretty commonplace in scientific computing these days. It is easy to code and powerful - but numerical computation is not a strength that Python has. Its interpreter simply can’t apply the advanced optimizations to your loops and floating point…

    • over 8 years ago
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    • High Performance Computing (HPC) blog
  • RE: ARM Compiler creates a bug in code - how to fix?

    Peter Harris
    Peter Harris
    Note: This was originally posted on 22nd September 2009 at http://forums.arm.com

    Now I think you've clarified that it will NOT necessarily stack r3?


    Correct. In this case foo() knows that only r0 and r1 contain valid values (it's parameters), and that…
    • over 9 years ago
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  • RE: Optimize kills code (does not recognize memcpy) - missing warning

    nice day
    nice day

    Yes, of course you are right, Keil compiler is great.

    But anyway it is a bit disturbing that there comes not any warning if somehow code drops out completely or if conditions are completely "empty".

    (I have no overview, how difficult implementation…

    • over 10 years ago
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  • RE: if i were to develop code for A57 on simulator, what would i set my toolchain to?

    Lori Kate Smith
    Lori Kate Smith

    Hi Mike,

    You could also search the Find a Partner directory.  Ways to Search or Filter Company or Products describes the various ways to search.  Or you can use the general search bar.  Here I did "Cortex-a57 and tool" and then selected "show only…

    • over 9 years ago
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  • 8051 micro (database), coding in C++

    baden maher
    baden maher

    Hey everyone

    Im a student doing a small barcode project that scans items with MSH119 barcoe scanner and integrates with C and the 8051 to produce a list display of price and totals of the list
    Im looking for a bit of help on where to get started with…

    • over 15 years ago
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