Obscure syntax 16. ‘C’ allows some appalling constructs. Is this construct legal, and if so what does this code do? int a = 5, b = 7, c; c = a+++b; This question is intended to be a light… more →
Inside OutJijo.Raj wrote 2 months ago: Everybody knows that before the real compilation, the source file will undergo the stage called pre … more →
Julián Rodríguez wrote 3 months ago: La empresa de seguridad iDefense ha informado de una vulnerabilidad en la nueva versión 2.8.1 que f … more →
Jijo.Raj wrote 5 months ago: Well, add an empty # symbol to your #include list and compile the project. For e.g. see the followi … more →
Jijo.Raj wrote 5 months ago: In most of our projects, when some error occurs, it’s being logged to the evenlog with line numbe … more →
Bipin Gautam Taksande wrote 9 months ago: Obscure syntax 16. ‘C’ allows some appalling constructs. Is this construct legal, and i … more →
Bipin Gautam Taksande wrote 9 months ago: Typedef 15. Typedef is frequently used in C to declare synonyms for pre-existing data types. It is a … more →
Bipin Gautam Taksande wrote 9 months ago: Interrupts 11. Interrupts are an important part of embedded systems. Consequently, many compiler ven … more →
Constantin wrote 9 months ago: I hatedislike programming on the school computers using Windows, the DJGPP compiler and no decent te … more →
Bipin Gautam Taksande wrote 9 months ago: Infinite loops 4. Infinite loops often arise in embedded systems. How does you code an infinite loop … more →
Bipin Gautam Taksande wrote 9 months ago: 3. What is the purpose of the preprocessor directive #error? Either you know the answer to this, or … more →
Bipin Gautam Taksande wrote 9 months ago: 2. Write the “standard” MIN c-that is, a macro that takes two arguments and returns the … more →
Bipin Gautam Taksande wrote 9 months ago: An obligatory and significant part of the recruitment process for embedded systems programmers seems … more →