m_rahman
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it was a joke, have a sense of humor man . about VGA routines, i've a quesion here, will my VGA burn if i try to fill its memory more than it can stand? and so every device.
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Yes osknockout for sure, but just to get my feet wet first, looking to tutorials and discovering what is programming the metal. scary at first, i'll look to the toturials. well, i may think of writing a screen saver first , then advance to a Hello World calculator. Thanks vizskywalker for your toturials.
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osknockout i'm confused now because of the leading character to ASM for each one (NASM TASM MASM the worse) i will download NASM because i don't know about the other too, and in fact i don't know what is that N before ASM? ;)well ppl it's getting clear everytime a new post arrives. i thought that assembly is now used in museums , i was wrong.
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Thanks man, it was very helpful, ok yes i understand binaries and Hex. and this is a PC with Windows installed. what i still wondering is why did yo say "few except the brave dare to trod"? is it harmful when mistaken ? so i forget about the bugs, debugging and that luxury from now on? you may start your torurial with consideration that no one will think of learning assembly unless those are perfect with high level programming language, so i know what is a function parameter, a memory address, a byte and so on.
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look. select max(num) from my_table where num <= 90 works ok, yes i know that i don't need a sub-query to get the max value, and i don't just need that max value, i need the field value next to it. they are two columns (num and column2) and sorry i didn't mention that. I just wanted to give an examble of using sub-queries. i meant: select column2 from my_table where num=( select max(num) from my_table where num <= 90 ) anyway i got a solution for this, i run the first query select max(num) from my_table where num <= 90 and store the result in an outer variable. then query again with this variable. thanks much
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well, it wasn't a particular mysql question so far. it was just a sql language question. so, i got the answer alone, just two queries, one to select all the lower values , which is a sub query, and the other gets the max of them, and this is the main query. like this:SELECT max(num) from (select num from my_table where num <= 90 )with access, oarcle or sql server it will run NO PROBLEM!!!now we turn to mysql specifications, looks like there is no way of doing that thing. two hours searching with google, and all results were from people asking , and thoses who replied them were all pitying them, crying for them, and not sure of their answers.i also noticed that my post is the only question post. all the other topics here are advices and new ideas. sorry guys. but you really put me down
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yes, and much more fast, the pages load very fast, no much graphics and flashes, or advertisments you will see when going to check your email. and it's friendly interface is awsom and easy to use. many options in the settings page. i created my account few minutes ago, and, guys, I LOVE IT.
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hello. a table contains one int column like this:5192260748081109120and so on. notice that these numbers are incrementing, but not with a fixed amount each time.now, i need to locate the record that a particular number is larger than it, for example, when i query with 40, it returns 22 (because it's the lower number just before my 40). example2: when quering with 70, it returns 60.so now i need a select query to achieve this. please support and any help is appreciated.
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hello all, i'm a beginner with assembly. i'm a c++ developer. and i need to start learning assembly, how can i download a compiler for assembly language? and which environment to start the program at? and is there is any available resources i can start with?
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thanks much! you are the best and that's why 50 ones asked you to, well let them become 51 and i'll send you an email to yours because it's not accepted here to tell you my email. i'm not implying
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hey ppl. i can't find a link to get a gmail account. i heard it was offering 1 GB for free , at that time, Yahoo! was offering just 2 mega bytes for free!!! even i heard that it's wonderful as you say, plus it has an intelligent anti-spamming that works better than hotmail and Yahoo!'s. please tell me how, then i can sell my hard disk, and store all data on that mail .. kidding!! really i need to have one.