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turn laptop into wireless router
Enable internet sharing on the wireless connection
In the same dialog box, select the connection through which you connect through the internet. You cannot access the internet through the same wireless card on which you would enable internet sharing
Create a...
I once tried many a times to add my own system call which was supposed to print 'hello world' in the linux log file but it didn't work. I did that for kernel 2.4.20-8 . The kernel compiled but the system call never worked. I remember i went to alot of webpages for the procedure and whatever...
I happened to make a utility that used Process and Runtime classes of java to initiate a C program. I created a GUI in java but the output of the C program only was displayed in the GUI when the C program terminated. So if the C program printed 30 lines, instead of showing the lines 1 by 1 as it...
I wanted to know how ATM machines are interconnected all over the globe ... is it connected in a way similar to the internet structure ? Does it rely on the internet at any point ? Not so clear about it ... will appreciate a detailed reply
Re: Making .lib file using C
I've got some c files which i want to convert into a single .lib file. I don't have visual c ++ ... how can i do that with turbo C ?
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Found the solution. In case you are facing the same problem...
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I am relatively inexperienced in C though i've done alot of work on Java. I wanted to know if it is possible to use multithreading features in C because i know C doesn't support multithreading....So is it possible to cater with this inability? If so, how? And if not, then what should be done...
Logically , if the layering model is to be considered ... all cards operate at link layer and since tcp and udp implementation is done on transport layer which is even above the network layer ... so my guess would be that SDH and PABX itself are oblivious to VOIP ... it's about the software at...
A transformer tapped at different points would act as a perfect AC voltage regulator.
If resistor combination is to be used then loading effect might be pronounced .... I would prefer using a transformer tapped at different points on the secondary ... an autotransformer can be used as well
I have been under this impression for quite some time that in microwave range all devices (waveguides, bends, coax cables) propagate waves in TE or TM mode. By microwave range i mean frequency range about 4 GHz ... is it really so ? Or we can have wave propogation in TEM mode even in microwave...
orthogonality in ofdm
How is orthogonality preserved in OFDM. Factors like multipath channel fading induce phase shifts and since for orthogonality to be preserved, the phase between orthogonal signals should not vary which is not possible in a multipath environment ... ?
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