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I need to construct a circuit from a structural program and break it and interchange the parts.
I was wondering how do I do that in C++/C?I try drawing graphics using graphics.h line by line,circle by circle its s time consuming!!! Is there any other way of doing it?
I use turbo C and dev c++.
You will have to draw every line and circle through your code,there won't be a shortcut for that. Though, I would suggest using other graphics libraries like OpenGL. In other languages certain IDEs have features wherein you don't have to write a code but you can manually design your graphics on a editor window and the code behind is generated on it's own. I'm not sure if there are any such IDEs for c/c++.
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I am very new to programming and I need to write a program that takes an assembly-language program and produces the corresponding machine language.
I need to write the program in C
Does anyone know any good tutorials I can find to create this program?
What you would want to do is finding a datasheet which describes the different op codes for the assembly instructions you're writing. Try ISA "your processor name" - this might come up with something useful.
It probably will be hard and you will run into a lot of problems, but you'll probably learn something from it.
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So I am wondering if, in term of performance, it's possible to create a graphic editor like Photoshop capable of handling bitmap graphics on layers (at least 25 layers). It also need to handle various type of brushes, copy paste graphics blocks, etc. Well, what Photoshop can do at the basic level.
Are WinForms capable of this without being slow? Or is WPF the only good alternative?
As Paint.Net uses Winforms it is possible. You can check out the source code from this fork of 3.36.7 (the last version where the source was released)
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I save the data from USB into the database sqlite3 and I want to create a wave of these datas, I prefer to use C in Linux, maybe another language is also ok. Anyone has an idea?
Thanks.
If you can use C++ then checkout QT, has its open graphics library and supports OpenGL too
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I want to use C to draw some graphic on Mac, is there any graphic library provided on Mac?
Check out this link http://www.opengl.org/wiki/Getting_started#Mac_OS_X
You might also need to learn about GLUT before developing any useful graphics application.
OpenGL is available. What kind of graphics do you need?
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I read a lot of books about C/C++ in Linux and write simple programs. Now I want to try myself with some project. What you can recommend to? (Sorry for my bad English)
If you don't know what to do and just want to get a little experience, try implementing the towers of Hanoi, it's a classical programming exercise (the Wikipedia article might seem frightening at first sight, but the actual algorithm is dead-simple and you'll find lots of material about it online, even a lot of sample implementations). First, start with a text-only solution that just prints numbers. Then, try to "draw" the towers using ASCII art. You can also do this with a GUI, but as a novice it's easiest to start with text-based version.