Thanks for all of your help, guys. Turned out that the problem was a bad
connection, after all. Tsk.
Cheers,
Alex
"Tru5t m3" --Boo, from megatokyo.com
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Having extreme difficulty with really basic task here. Would probably
help if I hadn't built this computer for myself so that I could be sure
that various drives are attached in the standard places. Hoping you guys
can help without getting after me too much for asking stupid questions. I
have t
Been playing with ploticus prefabs, which I agree are pretty cute. Here's
the issue that I'd like to handle now: the output from different runs of
my simulation are in separate files. I'd like to be able to present the
outputs on a single graph. I vaguely remember that there might be some
manne
Thanks Troy and Henry (and everyone for their various software
suggestions). LUGOD rocks. : )
Cheers,
Alex
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On Thu, 29 May 2003, Dylan Beaudette wrote:
> i like ploticus:
> http://ploticus.sourceforge.net/
>
> i use it to automatically create all sorts of graphs:
> http://fungus.ucdavis.edu/weather/images/weekly_temps.png
>
> --dylan
Looks interesting. Been trying to get it to run. Can anyone out ther
As I get to actually finishing up with my masters's thesis, I'm starting
to think about ways to actually present my data. I'm wondering if anyone
out there has some recommendations of some relatively accessible Linux
softward for creating pretty scatterplots of real data. In the past I've
tended
On Mon, 25 Nov 2002, Bill Kendrick wrote:
> On Mon, Nov 25, 2002 at 03:56:58PM -0800, Alexandra Thorn wrote:
> > > const int selection_size = ELEMS_IN_ARY(your_array) - (i + 1);
> > > int selected_card = (i + 1) /* don't in
> const int selection_size = ELEMS_IN_ARY(your_array) - (i + 1);
> int selected_card = (i + 1) /* don't include the already selected
> cards, or the card to swap with */
> + (int)((selection_size*1.0*rand())/(RAND_MAX+1.0)) /* see
> rand(
I've been looking around for a C library function that will shuffle the
elements of an arbitrarily long array. I'd been hoping to turn up
something that would randomly shuffle the elements of an array. The array
that I want to shuffle is made up of a class of structs that I've created.
A few ho
For the record, it wasn't the lock-unlock tab (tried doing it with the
tab in both positions before my original post). Still haven't tried the
other suggestion (need to get into campus for that). What surprises me is
that more people haven't seen this before. Anyone out there who *has*
seen it
Been trying to create a boot disk on my RedHat 7.2 system at work. Bought
a pack of PC formatted disks (I *should* be able to reformat easily
enough, shouldn't I?). Set to work trying to create a boot disk.
Couldn't tell what was going on (i.e. going wrong) with qmkbootdisk (the
GUI version) so
> yes.
>
> #including a file doesn't bring in code. it brings in things like
> prototypes, global variables, includes, defines, etc.
>
> everything except the actual code.
>
> -lm brings in the code.
>
> pete
Cool. It worked. Thanks guys : )
--Alex
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Mike,
Thanks for your suggestion. Now just to confirm that I understand you,
are you saying that I just just add the option -lm at the end of the
compile command line line?
Thanks again,
Alex
On Mon, 8 Jul 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Add "-lm" to your gcc link line... that asks gcc to
I'm working on a couple of C programs for my masters thesis, using a
RedHat 7.2.somethingeruther machine. I'd like to be able to use functions
like sin, cos, and round, but gcc does not seem to be recognizing them,
even though I've #included . Out of curiosity, I did a search for
math.h, and th
> Also, you can use NetPBM like so:
>
> pngtopnm SOME.PNG | pnmquant -fs 256 | ppmtogif > SOME.GIF
>
>
> Where "pnmquant -fs 256" makes a Floyd-Steinberg dithered image of 256 colors.
> You can also use palettes and other good stuff here, too. (I believe the
> format of the "palette" file you
I need to create some images for some old software that can only handle
8-bit graphics (GIF87). I've been messing with the GIMP, trying to create
things in the right format, and am getting a little frustrated. Can
someone tell me how to do this?
Thanks,
Alex
"...for I am like a doctor who can
> begin Rod Roark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > Every time I see this kind of problem, it's a defective
> > or incompatible CD burner. The cheap ones don't last
> > very long.
>
> i didn't want to say this in case someone came up with a better answer,
> but i'd have to agree with this.
Hmmm... the dri
I've been trying to get some files onto a CD-RW, to bring them to my home
computer from campus. So far, no success. It seems to do better in dummy
mode than when I try to do the actual burn. Trying to erase the disk
doesn't seem to work at all, even in dummy mode. I'm a newbie, and this
is my
Could anyone very quickly tell me how to copy and paste text from the KDE
Konsole to a file I can save (or else, how to save the Konsole text to
file directly)? Been working on something for over an hour, and would
like to go home and get dinner, but don't want to lose the record of what
I did.
> "Saving" to a "folder" amounts to putting emails into text files in your
> "~/mail" directory.
Thanks to both of you! :)
I figured that out after being confused by Mark's message for a while. I
don't know why it had never occured to me to look inside the mail
directory. ;)
> Otherwise, as Mar
I suspect that it is not possible ("help" wasn't very helpful, anyway),
but I was wondering if anybody knows any tricks for archiving old e-mail
messages in pine to ASCII files in a more efficient manner than exporting
them individually?
Thanks,
Alex
When an eel bites your hand
And that's not
Figured it wouldn't hurt to ask you guys for ideas on what might
be going wrong here, particularly if any of you use GRASS at all.
I've been attempting to get the Windows version of GRASS to run on
Cygwin/XFree86, and although most things seem to be installed and
running more or less correctly, I
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