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New Ubuntuforums Staff

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It’s been a pretty exciting week on the Ubuntuforums. We’ve expanded the Forum Council adding 2 new long time forum staff members bodhi.zazen and bapoumba, we are glad to have you on board :) In addition to expanding the Forum Council we’ve also brought  on 4 new staff cariboo907forestpixietinivole and Michael.Godawski who have all excelled within the forums and were glad they excepted the invitation.

Welcome everyone!

Written by Ryan

April 7th, 2009 at 4:26 pm

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  1. [...] know that ubuntu-geek has already posted about this (and probably jacob too – way to steal my [...]

  2. I thought that I was noticing some changes in user name colors and positions lately…

    Congrats to all who were promoted!

    JenkinBr

    8 Apr 09 at 10:20 am

  3. hello everybody,
    i have a big problem, but i don’t know how to resolve it.
    please help me.
    my problem is this –>
    i wrote a program in c++ that compiled with g++ about ring buffer ,
    my code is this :
    /////////////
    buffer::~buffer()
    {
    if(Buffer!=NULL)
    free(Buffer); //free buffer that allocated
    };

    // allocate memory and fill buffer with filltext that is input function
    Uchar buffer::init(Word FillText)
    {
    Lword i;
    if(Buffer==NULL)
    {
    // cout<<”buf element :”<<bufElem<<” sizeof : “<<sizeof(int)<<endl;
    Buffer=(Uchar *)calloc(bufElem,bufSize);//calloc() calls malloc() then initializes the data to all 0s.
    //equal :p = malloc(m * n); memset(p, 0, m * n);
    }
    if(Buffer==NULL) {
    return 0;
    }
    else{
    bufLen=(Lword)bufElem*bufSize;
    cout<<”FillText :”<<FillText<<endl;
    for(i=0 ;i<bufLen;i+=2 ){
    Buffer[i]=FillText;
    cout<<”Bufer["<<i<<"]:”<<(int)Buffer[i]<0)
    {
    bufSize=Size;
    bufLen=(Lword)bufElem*bufSize;
    return 1;
    }
    else
    {
    return 0;
    }
    };
    // get lenght of buffer
    Word buffer::getBufSize(void)
    {
    return bufSize;
    };

    //set size of buffer for allocate memory
    Uchar buffer::setBufElem(Word Elem)
    {
    if(Elem>0)
    {
    bufElem=Elem;
    bufLen=(Lword)bufElem*bufSize;
    return 1;
    }
    else
    {
    return 0;
    }
    };
    //get size of allocated buffer
    Word buffer::getBufElem(void)
    {
    return bufElem;
    };
    //set offset
    Uchar buffer::setOffset(Word Pos)
    {
    if(bufType==RINGBUF)
    {
    if(abs(Pos)<bufLen)
    {
    Offset=Pos;
    return 1;
    }
    else
    {
    Offset=0;
    return 0;
    }
    }
    else
    {
    if(((Lword)readPtr+abs(Pos))bufLen)
    return 0;

    if(bufType==RINGBUF) //if buff is ringbuffer
    {
    readPtr+=Offset;
    if(readPtr>=bufLen)
    readPtr-=bufLen;
    for(Ptr=0;Ptr=bufLen)
    readPtr=0;
    }
    Offset=0;
    return (Size*Num);
    }
    else //if(bufType==SIMPLEBUF
    {
    readPtr+=Offset;
    if(readPtr>=bufLen || (readPtr+Size*Num)>bufLen)
    return 0;
    memcpy((Uchar *)Dest,(Uchar *)&Buffer[readPtr],Size*Num);
    }
    };

    //method : buffwrite
    //purpose: write Into buffer
    //befor write into buffer you must call setoffset
    //Return Value: 0 upon failed, otherwise success.
    Word buffer::bufWrite(Uchar *Src,Word Size,Word Num)
    {
    Word Ptr=0,i=0;
    if(((Lword)Size*Num)>bufLen)
    return 0;

    if(bufType==RINGBUF)
    {
    writePtr+=Offset;
    if(writePtr>=bufLen)
    writePtr-=bufLen;
    for(Ptr=0;Ptr=bufLen)
    writePtr=0;
    // cout<buffer["<=bufLen || (writePtr+Size*Num)>bufLen)
    return 0;
    memcpy((Uchar *)&Buffer[writePtr],(Uchar *)Src,Size*Num);
    }
    };
    ////////////
    i used the void * value for pointer to buffer but g++ give error ,
    i know that must be of gcc and in g++ give me error but i want to find a way to resolve this problem and define a value that get all of type value.
    please help me .
    thanks and best regards.

    farzaneh

    13 Apr 09 at 7:30 am

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