Posted by Circuit Negma on March 30, 2009
Created By: Hussein Nosair
NOTE:: For the Above picture, set count 1 to 0. you do not need the default TCP Socket configuration since you already did that for the Generic TCP Client and Server.
NOTE:: For My project, I do not need the UDP. unfortunately, the wizard would not let you dump UDP. thus Set Maximum UDP Socket to 1 and in the code we will eliminated it.
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Posted by Circuit Negma on March 30, 2009
Created By: Hussein Nosair
Click on the image to download the Global Variables Project.
Also, refer to the following post {Extract Files from Pictures} on how to extract the zip file from the image.
Main.c File
1: /*********************************************************************
2: *
3: * Main Program
4: *
5: *********************************************************************
6: * FileName: main.c
7: * Dependencies: None
8: * Processor: Intel
9: * Compiler: Mingw
10: * Project: Global Variables
11: * Software: Dev-C++ 4.9.9.2
12: *
13: *
14: * Created By: Hussein Nosair
15: * Date: 03/30/2009
16: *
17: *********************************************************************
18: * File Description:
19: * This project will demoenstrate the use of global
20: variables and definitions
21: * Change History:
22: * Rev Date Description
23: * 1.0 03/30/09 Project Created
24: ********************************************************************/
25:
26: #include <stdio.h>
27: #include <stdlib.h>
28:
29: /****** NOTE ::
30: Must include the Global variabls header file in the main program
31: *******/
32: #include "GlobalVariables.h" // Include defined variables and functions
33:
34:
35: /************** Local Global Functions Definitions *************************
36: * The following is a local global functions to the main program. This means
37: * that any part of the code in main.c can call those 2 functions. However, this
38: * would not work with you if you try to call those 2 functions from GlobalVariables.c
39: * file or else where.
40: ****************************************************************************/
41: void func3(void); // Define Local function
42: void func4(void); // Define Local function
43:
44:
45: int main(int argc, char *argv[])
46: {
47: printf("i = %d \n", i); // Print out initial value of i
48: printf("n = %d \n", n); // Print out initial value of n
49:
50: i = 8; // Set a new value for i
51: printf("i = %d \n", i); // Print out the new value of i
52:
53: n = 4; // Set a new value for n
54: printf("n = %d \n", n); // Print out the new value of n
55:
56: func1(); // Call global function = function 1
57: func2(); // Call global function = function 2
58:
59: for(i=0; i<6; i++) // Print out global Array
60: printf("%d", Array[i]);
61:
62: // Print out blank lines
63: printf("\n");
64: printf("\n");
65:
66: func3(); // Call local function = function 3
67:
68: // Print out blank lines
69: printf("\n");
70: printf("\n");
71:
72: func4(); // Call local function = function 4
73:
74: system("PAUSE");
75: return 0;
76: }
77:
78: /****************** Local Global Functions Initialization *****************
79: * The following is initialization of the local global functions in main.c
80: * file. Please, note that you can not initialize the local global functions
81: * somewhere eles other than main.c file.
82: ***************************************************************************/
83: // Definition of local global function 3
84: void func3(void)
85: {
86: printf("This is ... Function 3 \n");
87: printf("Please, Enter a new value for variable i = ");
88: scanf("%d", &i);
89: printf("The new value for variable i = %d \n", i);
90: }
91:
92: // Definition of local global function 4
93: void func4(void)
94: {
95: printf("This is ... Function 4 \n");
96: for(i=0; i<6; i++)
97: {
98: printf("Please, Enter a new value for variable Array[%d] = ", i);
99: scanf("%d", &Array[i]);
100: }
101:
102: // Print out blank lines
103: printf("\n");
104: printf("\n");
105:
106: for(i=0; i<6; i++)
107: printf("a new value for variable Array[%d] = %d \n", i, Array[i]);
108: }
Global Variables.h File
1: /*********************************************************************
2: *
3: * Global Variables Definitions
4: *
5: *********************************************************************
6: * FileName: GlobalVariables.h
7: * Dependencies: None
8: * Processor: Intel
9: * Compiler: Mingw
10: * Project: Global Variables
11: *
12: * Created By: Hussein Nosair
13: * Date: 03/30/2009
14: *
15: *********************************************************************
16: * File Description:
17: * This project will demoenstrate the use of global
18: variables and definitions
19: * Change History:
20: * Rev Date Description
21: * 1.0 03/30/09 Project Created
22: ********************************************************************/
23:
24: #ifndef __GLOBAL_VARIABLES_H_
25: #define __GLOBAL_VARIABLES_H_
26:
27:
28: #ifndef NULL
29: #define NULL 0
30: #endif
31:
32:
33: typedef unsigned char BYTE; // 8-bit unsigned
34: typedef unsigned short int WORD; // 16-bit unsigned
35:
36:
37:
38: /************** Global Global Variables Definitions *************************
39: * The following is a global global variables to the Project. This means
40: * that any part/any file within the project can call these variables.
41: ****************************************************************************/
42: extern int i;
43: extern int n;
44: extern BYTE Array[];
45:
46:
47:
48: /************** Global Global Functions Definitions *************************
49: * The following is a global global functions to the Project. This means
50: * that any part/any file within the project can call those 2 functions.
51: ****************************************************************************/
52: extern void func1();
53: extern int func2();
54:
55:
56: #endif
Global Variables.c File
1: /*********************************************************************
2: *
3: * Global Variables Declaration
4: *
5: *********************************************************************
6: * FileName: GlobalVariables.c
7: * Dependencies: None
8: * Processor: Intel
9: * Compiler: Mingw
10: * Project: Global Variables
11: *
12: * Created By: Hussein Nosair
13: * Date: 03/30/2009
14: *
15: *********************************************************************
16: * File Description:
17: * This project will demoenstrate the use of global
18: variables and definitions
19: * Change History:
20: * Rev Date Description
21: * 1.0 03/30/09 Project Created
22: ********************************************************************/
23:
24:
25:
26: /************* Functions and Variables Definition Library *************
27: * This Section of the code associate GlobalVariables.c File with the
28: * header file GlobalVariables.h {library}. If you do not include the
29: * appropriate header/library file, then either you need to define the
30: * functions and variables here in this file or the compiler will complain
31: * about the functions and variables.
32: ***********************************************************************/
33: #include "GlobalVariables.h"
34:
35:
36:
37:
38: /************** Initializing Variables *************************/
39: int i = 0; // Define i and initialize
40: int n = 0; // Define n and initialize
41: BYTE Array[6] = {1,2,3,4,5,6}; // Define Array and initialize
42:
43:
44:
45:
46: /****************** Global Global Functions Initialization *****************
47: * The following is initialization of the global global functions in Project
48: * Please, note that you can not initialize the global global functions
49: * somewhere eles other than GlobalVariables.h and GlobalVariables.c,; However
50: * it is recommended that you initialize the functions within the GlobalVariables.c
51: * file to maintain tidiness and proper documentaion
52: ***************************************************************************/
53: // Initialize func1
54: void func1(void)
55: {
56: printf("This is ... function 1 \n");
57: }
58:
59: // Initialize func2
60: int func2(void)
61: {
62: printf("This is ... function 2 \n");
63: return 0;
64: }
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Posted by Circuit Negma on March 23, 2009
Create By: Hussein Nosair
1. Go to the following website < WinRAR > to download winrar.
2. Click on Download Now
3. Click Save File to save WinRAR to you local hard drive
4. Install WinRAR by double clicking on the saved file from the previous step and follow the instructions on screen.
5. Browse/locate The image in question
6. Click on the image to go to the original image file.
7. Right click on the image and Save it to your local hard drive
8. Launch WinRAR
9. Click FILE > OPEN ACRCHIVE
10. Locate the Saved image from the previous steps.
11. By Default the software is set to show only archived files such as zip files and rar files. To be able to see the image file, you need to change the settings from Files of type drop list
12. Click on the Image file and then click OPEN
13. Winrar should open the file without any troubles or complains about the file.
14. Click on the folder and drag it out side of the WinRAR software to your desktop to extract the folder to your desktop.
15. Double click on the extracted folder on your desktop to open the folder and navigate through the folder to see the files.
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