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Re: personal challange
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Sun, 28 Oct 2001 00:37:58 GMT
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> ROB, you are the best.!!!!!!
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> this bit of documentation was all the answer i needed.
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> thank you!!!
No Problem. You should check out Dave Baums books on NQC. I have them, and I
would be a much better programmer if I had worked through all of the
examples. But, I haven't found much time for that. I always spend more time
on mechanical problems.
> its a shame that you have to use a constant to assign the array.
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> :(
Uhhh.... You can't really expect to do something like dynamic memory
allocation with NQC. All of the memory locations have to be specified before
the program runs. Its not really a limitation, is it? Just make your array
big enough to store the most information you will need. I think the real
limitation is that the arrays are only one dimensional, and you only have 32
variables.
> BUt this is better than nothing. I guess i have to start to learn NQC
> now.......
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> (shudder)
It'll be good for you. NQC is close to C, which is a real programming
language. Besides, since tons of people use NQC, there is a lot of sample
code and documentation available.
Rob
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| (...) this is what i think i meant. because you have to name each array with a constant A(1) = 100 A(2) = 200 A(4) = 300 this is really no different than just a funny variable naming system A = 100 B = 200 C = 300 BUT if you could do this: var A(n) (...) (23 years ago, 28-Oct-01, to lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto)
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| (...) ROB, you are the best.!!!!!! this bit of documentation was all the answer i needed. thank you!!! its a shame that you have to use a constant to assign the array. :( BUt this is better than nothing. I guess i have to start to learn NQC (...) (23 years ago, 26-Oct-01, to lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto)
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