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funny, the C language was derived from a language called B which was derived from a language called BCPL. So maybe C++ should have been called P. Personally, I think <b>C++</b> is a very appropriate name. I intuitively associate <b>P</b> with <b>Pascal</b>, not C. When I see C++, I recognize the pu...

My understanding is that "C++" does mean what you said, the next C increment. Would ++C be different then C++?! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: ~Kam (^8* It depends on the context. When C++ occurrs in an expression, the value of C is used and then the variable is incremented by one. When ++C occu...

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Dear Friends:

I know this post is off-topic, but I wanted to attract some attention to a forum topic I started called "Virtual Digital Circuits." It includes a poll question, and already has generated a few spirited responses.

Come join the fun!

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Dear Friends:

I know this post is off-topic, but I wanted to attract some attention to a forum topic I started called "Virtual Digital Circuits." It includes a poll question, and already has generated a few spirited responses.

Come join the fun!

Regards

Dear Friends:

I know this post is off-topic, but I wanted to attract some attention to a forum topic I started called "Virtual Digital Circuits." It includes a poll question, and already has generated a few spirited responses.

Come join the fun!

Regards

[quote="JPKNHTP"]The program would be a help if you want to test a design before building it but that program only lets you use prebuilt modules. Is there free software that will let you draw a schematic and test it first so you know your build will go well?[/quote] In a word, "YES!&q...

If you folks are anything like me, electronics has been a passion all our lives. I've constructed many interesting circuits, but, truth is, I found fabrication to be a bit tedious, not to mention time consuming. Then I discovered a marvelous free program called Multi Media Logic, which can be found ...

[quote="MrAl"]Hi there, I bought one and used it for a mouse trap. Beaming 3000+ watts across a distance of two feet, and put a piece of cheese right in the middle (just under the beam). A mouse comes along and POOF! You dont hear any noise really, so when you wake up in the morning all yo...