http://www.intma.in/wiki/ 2010-09-08T15:38:23-04:00 http://www.intma.in/wiki/ http://www.intma.in/wiki/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2010-07-13T18:11:33-04:00 TkTech http://www.intma.in/wiki/temp/processes?rev=1279059093&do=diff Note: This article is a temporary work-in-progress and may be inaccurate. A process is, in simple terms, a running program consisting of one or more threads. The goal of this tutorial is not to make you an instant expert in creating and managing processes and working with parallel execution, but is rather a stepping stone to get you going in the right direction. text/html 2010-07-13T02:00:56-04:00 Guest http://www.intma.in/wiki/c/processes?rev=1279000856&do=diff This brief tutorial will show you how to create processes and communicate with them. It is important to note that the following tutorial uses the C POSIX Library and does not apply to Windows unless you compile with Cygwin. Sometimes you may need a program that can do two or more things at the same time. This can be achieved by creating a new process with with the fork() function. text/html 2010-07-12T11:13:25-04:00 TkTech http://www.intma.in/wiki/start?rev=1278947605&do=diff This site is still under construction by a team of secret mad scientists. LOL You can usually find them in their evil lair: irc.podnet.org:6667 #intmain. The intma.in forum is here. * Pointers (C,CPP) * Function Pointers (CPP) * Directory Access (C) * Basic Process Creation and Communication (C) text/html 2010-07-12T06:22:03-04:00 Guest http://www.intma.in/wiki/user/guest?rev=1278930123&do=diff Guest is a 16 year old self taught programmer from the United States. His real name is Alex, and he enjoys programming his computer in C. Guest spends the majority of his free time editing his user page in third person. He thinks it is coming along nicely so far. ^_^ text/html 2010-07-12T05:06:19-04:00 Guest http://www.intma.in/wiki/c/directories?rev=1278925579&do=diff A common thing beginners want to know is how to handle directories in C. The C standard does not provide any way to do this, but it can be achieved using the C POSIX Library. Reading Directory Contents In this first section, you will be shown how to read the contents of a directory. text/html 2010-07-12T03:34:03-04:00 Guest http://www.intma.in/wiki/c/start?rev=1278920043&do=diff This page aims to make a list of the C tutorials on this wiki. If the wiki has any C tutorials not listed on this page, feel free to add them! Code Snippets * Monte Carlo method * Chess in C Standard C Tutorials * Bitwise Operators in C text/html 2010-03-04T08:23:24-04:00 Zeke http://www.intma.in/wiki/linux/install_tar?rev=1267709004&do=diff TODO: Make this Better... Frequently referred to as “building from source”, this process is actually a lot less painful than it sounds. This tutorial assumes that you're on Ubuntu, however you may do something very similar to this on any Linux distro, since this is essentially the standard way to build and install programs from source code. text/html 2010-02-14T18:31:27-04:00 TkTech http://www.intma.in/wiki/temp/increasing_java_memory_osx?rev=1266190287&do=diff Open Applications -> Utilities -> Java Preferences (Or just use spotlight). For each available option under “Java Applet Plugin” (1) click options (2), and add -Xmx1024m (3) where 1024 is the amount of memory to give each applet. Press “Ok” (4) and restart your browser.