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  1. dbraunc

    Joystick Smoothing

    Sorry, step 3 should be : divide the result by (n*65756 / 360).
  2. dbraunc

    Joystick Smoothing

    Hi, you should use a moving average technique for first try (should be appropriate solution). 1. Sum up the last n sampled values 2. divide the result by (n * 360) 3. subtract 180 from result. 4. The result you get it smoothened and mapped to -180..180. Should be very easy to implement. Hope...
  3. dbraunc

    IDE-Port <-> ATA-Device Registers

    Hi Folks, here's the problem I'm struggling with: I know, that the registers of primary IDE-Controller are mapped to the ports 1F0h-1F7h (Command-Blocks) and 3F6h (Control-Block). I also read the ATA-specs and found several registers. Now, has anyone information about how the registers of the...
  4. dbraunc

    Environment Variables in execve()

    How can set one Env-Variable (e.g. LD_LIBRARY_PATH) to multiple Paths ? I want to set two different Paths in that Variable (but I don't know how to separate the two paths !). Then I want to call the execve-function with this environment. Can anyone help me ?
  5. dbraunc

    Displaying Graphics (math. Plots)

    Hi everybody. Problem : I need to display math.Plots on the KDE2-Desktop. I have to build some header, class, ..., so the "user" (here some students, trying to learn C++) can use commands like "plot(...)". The commands should be matlab-like. Matlab and the Matlab Compiler...

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