With the intent of improving performance and scalability, we often use multi-threading or parallel programming. The problem is that not all the classes and libraries are thread-safe, meaning that we can not transparently share instances or resources between processes or threads. Use of...

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NEWBEE here need to know how to make a electronic voting system by using database. . . plssss reply to this post as soon as you read this.... thanks for the time :))

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We have been looking at algorithms for some time, now; let's take a break from those and look at some Win32 API functions for directory handling. In this tutorial, we'll look at how to create a directory. *Overview* * Directory Handling * CreateDirectory Windows Function * Example Program

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In the last two tutorials, we started working with arrays, which are basically lists. This time, we would work some more with arrays. *Overview* * More Array Algorithms * Example Program

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In the last tutorial (http://forum.codecall.net/submissions/40223-assembly-integer-array-sorting-displaying-algorithms-win32-nasm.html), we worked on code that ordered an array of integers in ascending numerical order. But let's say, if you go to school, your teacher gave you a big list of...

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In this tutorial, we'll make our own sorting algorithm. Even though the low-level details of our algorithm will focus on integers, the actual, higher-level algorithm can be applied to sort just about anything. So here's the plan: *Overview:* * What Is An Array? * The Sorting Algorithm *...

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A lot of the times (or even almost every time) you write an intermediate or advanced program or routine, it'll have bugs. No, not actual bugs with six legs, but bugs as in errors. That even happens to more experienced programmers; but the point is not to make programs without errors - as that is...

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In this tutorial we'll look at two more Win32 API functions and, after that, make another algorithm function that would use one of those Win32 API functions. In other words, we'll learn about more Win32 API functions, after what we'll practice using what we learned. *Overview* * Two New Win32...

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