C / C++ / MFC

ML Pseudocode:

Instruction Operation
00000000 Stop Program
00000001 Turn bulb fully on
00000010 Turn bulb fully off
00000100 Dim bulb by 10%
00001000 Brighten bulb by 10%
00010000 If bulb is fully on, skip over next instruction
00100000 If bulb is fully off, skip over next instruction
01000000 Go to start of program (address 0)

Calin Negru wrote:

a standard should be required where the numbers/machine instructions for MOV are recognized everywhere. I mean it should work like a hardware resource with the same ID present on old and new processors.

Jeremy Falcon wrote:

C was based on B and B was based on BCPL. I don't know what BCPL was written in, but the first B compiler was written in BCPL

Quote:

From the perspective of an application, a "cancellation point" is any one of a number of POSIX function calls such as open(), and read(), and many others.

Gerry Schmitz wrote:

You are a troll.

ForNow wrote:

As MSVC only goes to C++ 11

auto ret = procpointer->extsymcollector->insert(T(*s, *exsympointer));

Mircea Neacsu wrote:

No, it fully supports C++20.

for(i=0;i<n;i++)
{
    p=(struct cellule *)malloc(sizeof(struct cellule));
    scanf("%d",&(*p).a);
    if(i==0)
        liste = p;
    else
        (*q).suivant=p;
    q=p;
}
q->suivant = NULL; // Mark the last entry as having no follower

void affichage (struct cellule *liste){
    if (liste ==NULL) // this just needs to check for the end of the list
    {
        return; // no more entries
    }
    affichage(liste->suivant); // process the next entry in the list
    printf(" %d ",liste->a);   // on return print the current entry's value
}