this code is working but im not sure "how" its working when all three conditions in loop failed then how its backtracking
for example n = 3 and we go in decending order 3 -> 2 -> 1, if num = 3
[3,0,0,3,0] now we move num = 2 but since it needs space on index 1 and 3 , it fails now where is backtr...
main source code:
RW_STATE: begin
sda<=rw_reg;
state_out <= RW_STATE;
state<=ADDR_ACK_STATE;
end
ADDR_ACK_STATE: begin
sda_enable = 0;
state_out <= ADDR_A...
@Mast: You're probably right, but I'm slightly optimistic. I posted a couple comments for the OP. There's just enough vagueness, with the poor wording in the question.
ho creato un progetto con visual studio, in linguaggio V;
siccome Sono un principiante vorrei migliorare il codice rendendolo più leggero e meno ripetitivo, e più performante, e adatto ad essere eseguito anche su vecchi computer con windows xp e poca ram.
si tratta di un menu principale dove poss...
I created a project with visual studio, in V language. Since I am a beginner, I would like to improve the code by making it lighter and less repetitive, and more performing, and suitable to be run even on old computers with Windows XP and little RAM.
It is a main menu where I can choose whether t...
Thank you. If you have the time and inclination the entire code has been posted on Code Review. I would appreciate any observations you can make about the code. — pacmaninbw17 secs ago
I think the page is relevant for most SE sites and can be linked to, but considering how many other pages have duplicates in our help center already it makes sense to get our own.
@pacmaninbw Possibly, but things that were not customizable at the time have been chanced since. Wouldn't surprise me if the answer would be out of date either way.
Linking to the SO one would be confusing for new people.
Then the only thing we can say at this point, with the information provided, is that you have undefined behavior somewhere in the program. It might be somewhere unrelated to the vector itself. The only way to find out for sure is to use tools like Valgrind, compiler sanitizers, static analyzers, checking for out-of-bounds problems, and code reviews. If the tools doesn't help, then book a meeting with all involved developers, and the management needed, and do a codereview as a workshop. — Some programmer dude38 secs ago
@karlphillip I've read the links provided, I think yes, it's a valid candidate to Code Review, I'll try to initiate the migration (I guess with 250 reputation I need to flag it for migration first) — Andrey Surovtsev36 secs ago
An update to Int128 That is built on Linux for lack of direct support, based on System.Numerics Nuget package.
public struct Int128 : IComparable, IFormattable, IComparable<Int128>, IEquatable<Int128>
{
/// <summary>
/// The minimum value of an <see cref="Int128"/>.
/// </summary>
...
main source code:
RW_STATE: begin
sda<=rw_reg;
state_out <= RW_STATE;
state<=ADDR_ACK_STATE;
end
ADDR_ACK_STATE: begin
sda_enable = 0;
state_out <= ADDR_A...
An update to Int128 That is built on Linux for lack of direct support, based on System.Numerics Nuget package.
public struct Int128 : IComparable, IFormattable, IComparable<Int128>, IEquatable<Int128>
{
/// <summary>
/// The minimum value of an <see cref="Int128"/>.
/// </summary>
...
