Tek-Tips is the largest IT community on the Internet today!

Members share and learn making Tek-Tips Forums the best source of peer-reviewed technical information on the Internet!

  • Congratulations Mike Lewis on being selected by the Tek-Tips community for having the most helpful posts in the forums last week. Way to Go!

Search results for query: *

  1. prajakta

    Problem linking files with tlink

    i think this is because two different code segments in the two files. in a com file, there should be only one code segment. i don't know much but hope this will give you a hint.
  2. prajakta

    how to call windows API functions from C program?

    the windows API functions contained in DLL files can be called from visual basic. can they also be called from C program? how? please tell me about it.
  3. prajakta

    from exe --> c?

    hi, there are some disassemblers which also convert exe to c code. you may use them. i also have one. if you wish to get, contact me at prajakta00@yahoo.com however the c-code so obtained is quite clumsy. anyway you may try.
  4. prajakta

    red hat linux 7.1, x-windows system

    can i remove linux from an x-windows system? if yes, then how?
  5. prajakta

    please help in a file handling program

    i've to write a program which takes a C source code file as input and indents it properly. can i do that without using any temporary file? if anybody knows, please tell me.
  6. prajakta

    modem on X-windows system

    hello, i've windows 98 and red hat linux 7.1 on my pc. i've a modem "Ambient HaM Data Fax Voice" it's driver for windows is comm.drv. modem is 56kbps internal and connected to COM4. it's not getting detected in linux. how can i know whether it's a winmodem or not? where and which...
  7. prajakta

    Practical use of pointers to functions!!!!!!

    Hello, While interacting with hardware through C,e.g. writing TSRs,we often want to use ROM-BIOS functions which do not have names. So pointers are to be used for calling them. I know only this use of pointers to functions.

Part and Inventory Search

Back
Top