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hi all :

   Can you help me to give me a way to optimize my project . My project have
many *.cpp files. How to optimize then to make my .exe file to to fast.
Thank you !!

(2^8+1)/ 2  isn't pow(2,8)/2+1

try 
double test = (pow(2.0,8.0)+1.0)/2.0;

it will give you 128.5 because compiler know each value in expression DOUBLE
(sorry for my english)

Andrey

> 
> >I'm not sure how abs() would help.. unless that's to ensure that the
> >original value is positive before multiplying by negative one?
> >-Lukas
> 
> This is still not working right,
> Iv'e been scratching my head on this all day..
> 
> I'm trying to get the value of 128.5
> But instead all the mentioned formula's are giving me 129...
> 
> What i'm trying to express is this..
> 
> (2^8+1)/ 2 = 128.5
> 
> So in C/C++ it should be pow(2,8)/2+1  (However it returns 129)
> 
> Here is a quick test....
> ----------------------------------------------------------
> #include <stdio.h>
> #include <math.h>
> void main()
> {
> double test;
> test=pow(2,8)/2+1; //figure 2 to the eighth power +1
> printf("The number is %0.0f \n",test);
> system("PAUSE");
> return 0;
> }
> -----------------------------------------------------------
> #include <stdio.h>
> #include <math.h>
> void main()
> {
> float test;
> test=((2^8+1) / 2); //figure 2 to the eighth power +1
> printf("The number is %0.0f \n",test);
> system("PAUSE");
> return 0;
> }
> -------------------------------------------------------------
> 
> Here is a quick snippett from the actual source code i'm using to position 
> points.
> 
> sprintf( cmd, "MAKEBOX <%g %g %g> <%g %g %f> <%d %d %d>",
>       -128.5, -0.0, -128.5,  pow(2,8)/2+1, 0.0, pow(2,8)/2+1, 1, 1, 1 );
>    local->evaluate( local->data, cmd );
> 
> Both suffer from the returning the same 129 figure....
> I must be missing something stupid...  (i'll try again in the morning)
> 
> Thanks for the help guys..
> 
> Cheers,
> Scott. 
> 
> 
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2 raised to 8 is 256. Dividing by two is 128. 128+1 is 129.

Your compiler don't do wrong. You have to know what _you_ want before
putting requirements on the compiler.

The easiest way to get 128.5 is:
a = 128.5.

If you want a formula to evaluate to 128.5 for a specific variable value,
you have to explain what the formula should evaluate to reach the value
128.5 (or possibly -128.5).

/Per W

On Mon, 27 Jun 2005, Scott wrote:

> >I'm not sure how abs() would help.. unless that's to ensure that the
> >original value is positive before multiplying by negative one?
> >-Lukas
>
> This is still not working right,
> Iv'e been scratching my head on this all day..
>
> I'm trying to get the value of 128.5
> But instead all the mentioned formula's are giving me 129...
>
> What i'm trying to express is this..
>
> (2^8+1)/ 2 = 128.5
>
> So in C/C++ it should be pow(2,8)/2+1  (However it returns 129)
>
> Here is a quick test....
> ----------------------------------------------------------
> #include <stdio.h>
> #include <math.h>
> void main()
> {
> double test;
> test=pow(2,8)/2+1; //figure 2 to the eighth power +1
> printf("The number is %0.0f \n",test);
> system("PAUSE");
> return 0;
> }
> -----------------------------------------------------------
> #include <stdio.h>
> #include <math.h>
> void main()
> {
> float test;
> test=((2^8+1) / 2); //figure 2 to the eighth power +1
> printf("The number is %0.0f \n",test);
> system("PAUSE");
> return 0;
> }
> -------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Here is a quick snippett from the actual source code i'm using to position
> points.
>
> sprintf( cmd, "MAKEBOX <%g %g %g> <%g %g %f> <%d %d %d>",
>       -128.5, -0.0, -128.5,  pow(2,8)/2+1, 0.0, pow(2,8)/2+1, 1, 1, 1 );
>    local->evaluate( local->data, cmd );
>
> Both suffer from the returning the same 129 figure....
> I must be missing something stupid...  (i'll try again in the morning)
>
> Thanks for the help guys..
>
> Cheers,
> Scott.
>
>
>
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> This is still not working right,
> Iv'e been scratching my head on this all day..
>=20
> I'm trying to get the value of 128.5
> But instead all the mentioned formula's are giving me 129...
>=20
> What i'm trying to express is this..
>=20
> (2^8+1)/ 2 =3D 128.5
>=20
> So in C/C++ it should be pow(2,8)/2+1  (However it returns 129)
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Shouldn't it be (pow(2,8)+1)/2 ?

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> (pow(2,8)+1)/2

Thanks, that worked...
Man, the difference a bracket can make here and there.. :)

Looking at that now of course makes some sense,
(well when you take into the differences between, maths, and CMaths)  

Thanks.

Cheers,
Scott.

#include <stdio.h>
#include <math.h>
void main()
{
double test;
test=(pow(2,8)+1)/2; //figure 2 to the eighth power +1
printf("The number is %g.0 \n",test);
system("PAUSE");
return 0;
}

Please try: (pow(2,8)+1)/2

Scott schrieb:

>> I'm not sure how abs() would help.. unless that's to ensure that the
>> original value is positive before multiplying by negative one?
>> -Lukas
>
>
> This is still not working right,
> Iv'e been scratching my head on this all day..
>
> I'm trying to get the value of 128.5
> But instead all the mentioned formula's are giving me 129...
>
> What i'm trying to express is this..
>
> (2^8+1)/ 2 = 128.5
>
> So in C/C++ it should be pow(2,8)/2+1  (However it returns 129)
>
> Here is a quick test....
> ----------------------------------------------------------
> #include <stdio.h>
> #include <math.h>
> void main()
> {
> double test;
> test=pow(2,8)/2+1; //figure 2 to the eighth power +1
> printf("The number is %0.0f \n",test);
> system("PAUSE");
> return 0;
> }
> -----------------------------------------------------------
> #include <stdio.h>
> #include <math.h>
> void main()
> {
> float test;
> test=((2^8+1) / 2); //figure 2 to the eighth power +1
> printf("The number is %0.0f \n",test);
> system("PAUSE");
> return 0;
> }
> -------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Here is a quick snippett from the actual source code i'm using to 
> position points.
>
> sprintf( cmd, "MAKEBOX <%g %g %g> <%g %g %f> <%d %d %d>",
>      -128.5, -0.0, -128.5,  pow(2,8)/2+1, 0.0, pow(2,8)/2+1, 1, 1, 1 );
>   local->evaluate( local->data, cmd );
>
> Both suffer from the returning the same 129 figure....
> I must be missing something stupid...  (i'll try again in the morning)
>
> Thanks for the help guys..
>
> Cheers,
> Scott.
>
>
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>I'm not sure how abs() would help.. unless that's to ensure that the
>original value is positive before multiplying by negative one?
>-Lukas

This is still not working right,
Iv'e been scratching my head on this all day..

I'm trying to get the value of 128.5
But instead all the mentioned formula's are giving me 129...

What i'm trying to express is this..

(2^8+1)/ 2 = 128.5

So in C/C++ it should be pow(2,8)/2+1  (However it returns 129)

Here is a quick test....
----------------------------------------------------------
#include <stdio.h>
#include <math.h>
void main()
{
double test;
test=pow(2,8)/2+1; //figure 2 to the eighth power +1
printf("The number is %0.0f \n",test);
system("PAUSE");
return 0;
}
-----------------------------------------------------------
#include <stdio.h>
#include <math.h>
void main()
{
float test;
test=((2^8+1) / 2); //figure 2 to the eighth power +1
printf("The number is %0.0f \n",test);
system("PAUSE");
return 0;
}
-------------------------------------------------------------

Here is a quick snippett from the actual source code i'm using to position 
points.

sprintf( cmd, "MAKEBOX <%g %g %g> <%g %g %f> <%d %d %d>",
      -128.5, -0.0, -128.5,  pow(2,8)/2+1, 0.0, pow(2,8)/2+1, 1, 1, 1 );
   local->evaluate( local->data, cmd );

Both suffer from the returning the same 129 figure....
I must be missing something stupid...  (i'll try again in the morning)

Thanks for the help guys..

Cheers,
Scott. 

I'm not sure how abs() would help.. unless that's to ensure that the
original value is positive before multiplying by negative one?

-Lukas

On 6/27/05, Scott <fre...@ve...> wrote:
> =20
> =20
> > Hi...
> > try
> > -(pow(2,8)/2+1)
> > greetz
> =20
> Yeah doing it that way seems to be incorrect!!,=20
> It does provide the correct result if you change it to -(pow(2,8)/2-1)=20
>  =20
> But thanks for the reply none the less.=20
> Marco's "(pow(2,8)/2+1) * -1"  also works..=20
>  =20
> So thankyou for the replies guys.=20
> I'll also look into the ABS function as suggested.=20
>  =20
> Cheers,=20
> Scott.

> Hi...
> try
> -(pow(2,8)/2+1)
> greetz

Yeah doing it that way seems to be incorrect!!,
It does provide the correct result if you change it to -(pow(2,8)/2-1)

But thanks for the reply none the less.
Marco's "(pow(2,8)/2+1) * -1"  also works..

So thankyou for the replies guys.
I'll also look into the ABS function as suggested.

Cheers,
Scott.
Hi...

try

-(pow(2,8)/2+1)

greetz

> Hi peoples,
>  
> Can anyone shed some light on how i achieve a minus pow value?
>  
> I'm trying to place a point at -128.5 
>  
> I'm using "pow(2,8)/2+1"  Will will give me 128.5....
> How do i get that to return -128.5 instead of a positive value
> Iv'e tried putting the - simple in various place, to no avail.
>  
> Cheers,
> Scott.
>  

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Hi Scott,
I have worked and tried your problem. The possible solution is multiply the=
=20
returned value with -1.
You can write the code like this.
 "(pow(2,8)/2+1) * -1" which will return the negative value or the other=20
option is to use the *abs()* which does the same functionality. If u still=
=20
got problem Pls reply me back.
Regards
Masthan

 On 6/27/05, Scott <fre...@ve...> wrote:=20
>=20
> Hi peoples,
>  Can anyone shed some light on how i achieve a minus pow value?
>  I'm trying to place a point at -128.5=20
>  I'm using "pow(2,8)/2+1" Will will give me 128.5....
> How do i get that to return -128.5 instead of a positive value
> Iv'e tried putting the - simple in various place, to no avail.
>  Cheers,
> Scott.
> =20

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Regards
Masthan

Hi peoples,

Can anyone shed some light on how i achieve a minus pow value?

I'm trying to place a point at -128.5=20

I'm using "pow(2,8)/2+1"  Will will give me 128.5....
How do i get that to return -128.5 instead of a positive value
Iv'e tried putting the - simple in various place, to no avail.

Cheers,
Scott.

I would love to try bloodshed software's latest Dev C++,  but every single time I try to unpack the program it crashes and takes my computer with it.  I have tried several downloads and several different computers.  Has anyone else had this problem? if so, did you overcome it? and how?  I believe one thing the computers had in common was that they have AMD processors, I'm not so sure about the Dell, and all are running Windows XP.

Sincerely,
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Hi there,

kind of solved the issue:

there is a switch _M_CEE_PURE, which turns off the use
of inline assembler at almost all occasions. So
defining 

#define _M_CEE_PURE

at the beginning of winnt.h helps a lot, a few more
#if !defined(_M_CEE_PURE)
are needed to get this compiled. I would consider this
a really ugly hack, but then again, these function do
not seem to be important in my context, so what the
...

thanks for the help,
Thoralf.

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Hi list,

still trying to get some directshow stuff compiled
with dev-c++. This time, gcc chokes on line 271 of
wxutil.h (the one form the M$ Platform SDK):

hSemPut = CreateSemaphore(NULL, n, n, NULL);

with these messages:

D:/Programme/Microsoft Platform
SDK/Samples/Multimedia/DirectShow/BaseClasses/wxutil.h:
In member function `void CQueue<T>::Initialize(int)':
D:/Programme/Microsoft Platform
SDK/Samples/Multimedia/DirectShow/BaseClasses/wxutil.h:271:
error: expected primary-expression before ',' token
D:/Programme/Microsoft Platform
SDK/Samples/Multimedia/DirectShow/BaseClasses/wxutil.h:271:
error: expected primary-expression before ')' token
D:/Programme/Microsoft Platform
SDK/Samples/Multimedia/DirectShow/BaseClasses/wxutil.h:272:
error: expected primary-expression before ',' token
D:/Programme/Microsoft Platform
SDK/Samples/Multimedia/DirectShow/BaseClasses/wxutil.h:272:
error: expected primary-expression before ')' token

CreateSemaphore gets defined in winbase.h, but even
including this file explicitly in wxutil.h doesn't
help ...

I really searched my a.s off, but couldn't find any
hints on how to solve this issue - I really appreciate
any help.

Thank you in adavance,
Thoralf.

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Akira Bergman wrote:

> Hi, I got the following message while installing Dev-C++.
>  
> "There dosn't seem to be GNU Make file in PATH or in Dev-C++'s Bin 
> path. Please make sure that you have GNU Make and adjust Bin settings 
> or system PATH environment variable and that make setting in Compiler 
> Option contains correct fle name, otherwise you will not be able to 
> compile anything."
>  
> I have GNU Make, MSYS, MingW.
>  
> Could someone tell me what to do please?

In Dev-C++, go to Tools->Compiler Options. Under the programs tab, make 
sure that make points to the right location. For the PATH, go to the 
System Applet in the Control Panel, select the advanced tab, click the 
environment variables button, and find PATH. Make sure PATH includes the 
directory where you have make, which should be the bin folder of 
Dev-C++. I had this same problem when installing MSYS on one of my 
computers.

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Hi, I got the following message while installing Dev-C++.

"There dosn't seem to be GNU Make file in PATH or in Dev-C++'s Bin path. =
Please make sure that you have GNU Make and adjust Bin settings or =
system PATH environment variable and that make setting in Compiler =
Option contains correct fle name, otherwise you will not be able to =
compile anything."

I have GNU Make, MSYS, MingW.

Could someone tell me what to do please?
Why not create only one more window (or gtk_dialog, you know) and
place your widgets in it? is wouldn't be enough ?!

regards

On 6/24/05, jal...@go... <jal...@go...> wrote:
> After creating the top window, which contarins a menu, I want to creat
> either a dialog box or another window that will house several widgets. My
> question is should I create another window or should I create a widget
> that will handle the input from the user?
>=20
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Hi Matthew, hi Alfred,

first of all, thank you very much for your answers!

The missing semicolon didn't do the trick, it seems
like I hit the AT&T- vs. Intel-style inline asambler
syntax issue here (as Alfred suggested). 
I'll see if I manage to get this rewritten to
GAS-style ... If not, would it be a feasible solution
to either a) replace the assembler bits by pure C(++)
code (there are only 5 or 6 assembler bits scattered
around winnt.h, and things like bit-shifting should be
possible without assembler code) or b) throw in some
extra #ifdef - stuff to make the compiler use the
non-assembler function that _should_ be also present
in this file (I've seen some declarations regarding
Apple Macintosh stuff) ? In either case, I'll probably
some help by people more experienced with c and
assembler stuff - after all, I'm not really a
programmer ...

with kind regards,
Thoralf.

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Hold on. Isn't that a function header? Those do not need semicolons...

Thoralf, please have a look at the following and reformat the assembler:
http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/library/l-ia.html
<http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/library/l-ia.html> 

HTH,
Matt

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Subject: Re: [Dev-C++] inline assembly in winnt.h

Hi Thoralf,

Possibly a missing semi-colon?

Try:
    DWORD ShiftCount
    );
Instead of 
    DWORD ShiftCount
    )

I'm basing that on the first error, and the complaints of missing ";".
Possibly a problem with the formatting of Int64ShllMod32 parameters?

Thoralf Schulze <tho...@ya...> wrote:

Hi there,

I hope this is the right place to ask this question -
I've been searching both the archive and the web, to
no avail ...

I'm just trying to compile a project (GEM for Pure
Data, CVS version, see
http://gem.iem.at/download.html#CVS) that involves
some DirectShow stuff. Of course, a bunch of M$
libraries is needed for this, and Dev-C++ (or, for
that matter, MinGW or g++) chokes on some inline
assembly in winnt.h (lines 588 ff.), which is part of
the MS Platform SDK.

Here's the relevant code:

#if _MSC_VER >= 1200
#pragma warning(push)
#endif
#pragma warning(disable:4035 4793) //
re-enable below

__inline ULONGLONG
NTAPI
Int64ShllMod32 (
ULONGLONG Value,
DWORD ShiftCount
)
{
__asm {
mov ecx, ShiftCount
mov eax, dword ptr [Value]
mov edx, dword ptr [Value+4]
shld edx, eax, cl
shl eax, cl
}
}

and the error messages:

<snip>
D:/Programme/Microsoft Platform SDK/Include/winnt.h:588: error: expected `('
before
'{' token

D:/Programme/Microsoft Platform SDK/Include/winnt.h:588: error: expected asm
body before '{' token

D:/Programme/Microsoft Platform SDK/Include/winnt.h:589: error: `mov'
undeclared
(first use this function)

D:/Programme/Microsoft Platform SDK/Include/winnt.h:589: error: (Each
undeclared
identifier is reported only once for each function it appears in.)
D:/Programme/Microsoft Platform SDK/Include/winnt.h:589: error: expected `;'
before
"ecx"
<snip>

Alfred P. Reaud <mailto:al...@ya...> 

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Hi Thoralf,

Possibly a missing semi-colon?

Try:
    DWORD ShiftCount
    );
Instead of 
    DWORD ShiftCount
    )

I'm basing that on the first error, and the complaints of missing ";".  Possibly a problem with the formatting of Int64ShllMod32 parameters?

Thoralf Schulze <tho...@ya...> wrote:

Hi there,

I hope this is the right place to ask this question -
I've been searching both the archive and the web, to
no avail ...

I'm just trying to compile a project (GEM for Pure
Data, CVS version, see
http://gem.iem.at/download.html#CVS) that involves
some DirectShow stuff. Of course, a bunch of M$
libraries is needed for this, and Dev-C++ (or, for
that matter, MinGW or g++) chokes on some inline
assembly in winnt.h (lines 588 ff.), which is part of
the MS Platform SDK.

Here's the relevant code:

#if _MSC_VER >= 1200
#pragma warning(push)
#endif
#pragma warning(disable:4035 4793) //
re-enable below

__inline ULONGLONG
NTAPI
Int64ShllMod32 (
ULONGLONG Value,
DWORD ShiftCount
)
{
__asm {
mov ecx, ShiftCount
mov eax, dword ptr [Value]
mov edx, dword ptr [Value+4]
shld edx, eax, cl
shl eax, cl
}
}

and the error messages:

<snip>
D:/Programme/Microsoft Platform SDK/Include/winnt.h:588: error: expected `(' before
'{' token

D:/Programme/Microsoft Platform SDK/Include/winnt.h:588: error: expected asm body before '{' token

D:/Programme/Microsoft Platform SDK/Include/winnt.h:589: error: `mov' undeclared
(first use this function)

D:/Programme/Microsoft Platform SDK/Include/winnt.h:589: error: (Each undeclared
identifier is reported only once for each function it appears in.)
D:/Programme/Microsoft Platform SDK/Include/winnt.h:589: error: expected `;' before
"ecx"
<snip>

Alfred P. Reaud

After creating the top window, which contarins a menu, I want to creat
either a dialog box or another window that will house several widgets. My
question is should I create another window or should I create a dialog bo=
x
to will handle the input from the user?

TIA

After creating the top window, which contarins a menu, I want to creat
either a dialog box or another window that will house several widgets. My
question is should I create another window or should I create a widget
that will handle the input from the user?

Thanks folks!

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