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If you just do a search on RC4, you can find quite a few usable hits. And the pseudo code as stated, can be rewritten in Pascal without much difficulty, it seems.
A word of warning: be careful no to copy .src from the internet as-is since teachers can search and find the same code, too. ;)
Searching for "+pic16c745, +programming" on google yields several good hits on the first page. Here is two of them: https://www.arrl.org/qex/qx5lichtel.pdf and **broken link removed**
Segmentation errors are almost always programmer errors. Most often, they indicate that you're trying to use a "bad" pointer. In another way, you got one or more major bugs in there.
There are several ways to debug them, one is by sprinkling your code with printf()s; another is to analyze...
If you look for a cook-book approach, that may be difficult to find for your case.
One of the seminal book in Computer Architecture is: "Computer Architecture: A Quantitative Approach" by Hennessy and Patterson. It should have most of what you need, and you should read and really understand...
Yes, it can be converted. I can't give you a proof because it was well over 10 years when I took my computational theory class.
I recommend you to write first some pseudo, or real code in some easy to program high level language that does the equivalent of your state table, and then write...
What do you mean about "protection"? A fault tolerant system, perchance?
In any case, the data and address bus architecture will pretty much be determined by the CPUs. Unless, of course, you also have to design the CPU's, in which case this sounds like a homework to me.... ;)
All necessary hardware is already on the board, so I don't need to add anything, or make my own HW. Usually, all that's needed is to probe for devices on SMBus or on I2C, and read them.
Re: DSP or FPGA,ASIC
What do you mean about "field"?
Anything that can parallelized can benefit greatly from an FPGA or any other piece of dedicated silicon. Atmel has some chips that include a microcontroller and an FPGA, although most circuits I've seen use an FPGA external to the...
Does anyone know how to read the temperature sensors in a PC under W2K?
I have an older 440GX mobo with dual CPUs, and most programs that read the CPJU temps just lock up my PC (Speedfan, hmonitor, etc.) the one that doesn't (MBM5) displays invalid values (i.e. -48°C) for for some sensors...
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