convert integer to any base C++
this function is capable of converting integers to any base format 2-16. this includes binary, octal, and hexadecimal. adding larger […]
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this function is capable of converting integers to any base format 2-16. this includes binary, octal, and hexadecimal. adding larger […]
This little program demonstrates the recursion technique in three different settings. It includes recursive algorithms to search an array, reverse […]
//this is an example of an array of dynamic memory #include <iostream> using namespace std; void main() { typedef int* […]
This simple (and utterly useless) VB program demonstrates the use of a tree view to organize pretend accounting files. Interesting […]
This Visual basic program can help you to practice converting from binary to hex and hex to binary. Neat things […]
This program asks the user for a c++ source file. It displays the file’s linecount to the screen. Program exits […]
[code title=”sep_alu.v Main module” collapse=”true”] //B Turley //16 bit ALU `timescale 1ns/100ps module sep_alu(Y, cout16, cout15, rightout, leftout, A, B, […]
[code title=”mux_8to1_16bit.v” collapse=”true”] // 8 channel mux // BK Turley `timescale 1ns/100ps module mux_8to1_16bit(out, sel, in0, in1, in2, in3, in4, […]
[code title=”reg_16bit.v code” collapse=”true”]//16 bit Register by B Kyle Turley //Verilog `timescale 1ns/100ps module reg_16bit (out, in, load, clear, clk); […]
Many programmers are surprised to find that switch statements aren’t compatible with strings in C/C++. When attempting to compile, you […]