cerf_machine

[QUOTE]but if I want to check the process by using process names then what to do?[/QUOTE] if i correctly understand your goal, this code is what you need: # get processes names my @ps = `ps aux`; # for example, is perl running? while ( my $ps = shift @ps …

Hi everyone! Can i read audio bytes from user's mic thru java applet and save it on server as .wav or any other format? Is it possible? Thanks.

Root of the problem is outside of the print command. Post the whole code.

[QUOTE=pkraop;452016]no.,can u please suggest any docs[/QUOTE] [url]http://perldoc.perl.org/functions/open.html[/url] for example, your code should be like the following: [code=Perl] foreach ( @main_time ) { open FH, ">>$file_name" or die "can't open '$file_name': $!"; print FH $_; close FH; } [/code]

the full +=, = and + operators overloading examples: [code=c++] class str { char * data; int length; public: str ( const char * _data ) { length = strlen ( _data ); data = new char[ length + 1 ]; strcpy ( data, _data ); } ~str () { …

this loop [code=c++] for(i=1; i<=h; i++) { cout<<"Enter numbers: "; cin>>b; } [/code] is overwrites b, so here [code=c++] for(r=1; r<=h; r++) { HP = b / N; l=HP*N; m=b-l; cout<<m<<endl; } [/code] you've got the last b value. maybe you better put values in int array, not in int …