不計"開blog了"的文章,最多回應便是有c語言的那一篇, 哈哈,
再來說清楚一下吧,
int a[10]; //a is an array of ten integer
int* b[10];//b is an array of ten integer pointer
int (*c)[10];//c is a pointer to an array of the integer
int (*(*d)(char))[]; //What is d ?
先開估︰
d is a pointer to a function which take a char argument and returning a pointer to an array of integer.
長長的答案,應該沒有錯吧?請各位親見下手寫幾行code去証實一下我的答案!
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不過如果反應熱烈,我也會寫幾行code出來說明一下當中拆解的logic。
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觀迎post出來大家一起研究!
好..再來一題....
q2. write a function to calculate the number of bit '0' in the argument
for example,
input =0xFFF0, it should return 4
input =0xFF00, it should return 8
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回覆刪除For Q.2, if you have unlimited RAM, the easiest way to achieve the task is by using table look up.
But we are working in the embedded world so RAM=$=the less you use the better. So another solution is by shifting and doing bitwise operation. If it is a 32-bit variable you have to shift for 32 times. This is fairly simple, but yet inefficient. If you take a closer look, you can actually constuct a 256 entries table so that for a 32 bit variable you just need to perform 4 table look up.
So what is your model answer to this question?
Thanks for the sharing! I don't have "model" answer,but would like to share an interesting solution.
回覆刪除int cnt_0 (unsigned int n) {
int count =0 ;
n ^= 0xFFFFFFFF;
while (n)
{
count++ ;
n &= (n - 1) ;
}
return count ;
}
If we loop for every bit, it is O(n). This solution only loop for the number of bit0,
i.e. run proportional to the number of bit 0. May be faster,
This method is cool!
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