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I'm curious as to why the following trivial example does not work: file: new.c [code] #include "new.h" void test( char * x ) { free( x ); } [/code] file: new.h [code] void test( char * ); [/code] file: weird.c [code] #include "new.h" int main( void ) { char * …

ooh that's Kruskal's algorithm. That is going to be a beast in assembly. I have some java code for it, but I don't think it would be much help. Good luck to you.

Hi there. I'm trying to write some code to display a graph with nodes/edges on a LayeredPane that will allow the user to move the nodes around. However, I am having some problems getting my nodes to show up. Whenever I launch the application, I just get a blank window. …

Hi, I'm just starting to learn about x86 assembly and was surprised at the seemingly small amount of registers. The 8 general purpose registers you always read about /use eac, ebx etc. . are they the only GP registers on a processor or are there others that depend on the …

What are you trying to do, exactly? The usual syntax is JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null, "string"); However, if you're doing anything more advanced than a one line message, you may want to look into something more advanced than that.

I'm trying to figure out implementing the clone() method of Object. I have a class with a few data memebers that I thought I'd try it out on - a node class for a linked list. So, here's the class: [code] public class HashListNode implements Cloneable { private String data; …