In recent years, the UNIX operating system has seen a huge boost in its popularity, especially with the
emergence of Linux. For programmers and users of UNIX, this comes as no surprise: UNIX was designed to
provide an environment that s powerful yet easy to use.
One of the main strengths of UNIX is that it comes with a large collection of standard programs. These
programs perform a wide variety of tasks from listing your files to reading email. Unlike other operating
systems, one of the key features of UNIX is that these programs can be combined to perform complicated
tasks and solve your problems.
One of the most powerful standard programs available in UNIX is the shell. The shell is a program that
provides you with a consistent and easy-to-use environment for executing programs in UNIX. If you have
ever used a UNIX system, you have interacted with the shell.
法國cromda編寫的新版本MATRICE 2（矩陣和矢量運算單元）。
// ----------------------------------------------------------
// 12-01-02 : MODIFIED Matrice to Matrice2 (Delphi 6)
// All routines now operate on rectangular matrix, except (InvMat and SysLin)
// No more need to use the InitMat procedure (suppressed) :
// - the routines detect automaticaly the dimensions of matrix and vector
// - error code MatDimNul is generated if zero lines or column in matrix and vector (See DimensionMatrice and DimensionVecteur)
// - error code MatMauvDim is generated if the dimensions of matrix/vector don t allow valid result
// -
// The result matrix is dimensioned automaticaly
Intro/: Directory containing introductory examples.
HelloWorld.c A simple program that draws a box and writes "Hello World" in
HelloWorld.f it.
data The data file for the introductory progressive example.
Lines.c Reads the data from file "data" and plots just the curve with
Lines.f no labels, viewport or anything indicating quantity or units.
Viewport.c Restricts the graph to a viewport and frames the viewport,
Viewport.f leaving the remainder of the area for labels, etc.
CharLbls.c Adds labels for the chart title, X-axis title, and Y-axis
CharLbls.f title.
Tics.c Adds tic marks to the viewport edges, but since clipping was
Tics.f not set correctly, tics extend outside the viewport.
Clip.c Sets clipping such that tic marks are clipped at the viewport
Clip.f boundaries.
TicLabels.c Adds numeric tic labels to the graph this is the final
TicLabels.f installment of the progressive example.
H.S.Park, D-S.Kim, and W.H.Kwon "A Scheduling Method for Network-based Control Systems", IEEE Transaction on Control System Technology, Vol.10, No.3, pp. 318-330, May, 2002 (Simulation Example 1- Matlab Code)
This example demonstrates how the C8051F06x SMBus interface can communicate
// with a 256 byte I2C Serial EEPROM (Microchip 24LC02B).
// - Interrupt-driven SMBus implementation
// - Only master states defined (no slave or arbitration)
// - Timer4 used by SMBus for SCL low timeout detection
// - SCL frequency defined by <SMB_FREQUENCY> constant
A new PLL topology and a new simplified linear model are presented. The new fractional-N synthesizer presents no reference spurs and lowers the overall phase noise, thanks to the presence of a SampleJHold block. With a new simulation methodology it is possible to perform very accurate simulations, whose results match closely those obtained with the linear PLL model developed.
These listed libraries are written in WTL. But it s really hard to mix both MFC & WTL together. Obviously, it s not reasonable to ask a developer or a team to giving up MFC and move to the WTL world just because there were some great controls or visual Frameworks written in WTL (there are many things that should be considered especially in a company with hundreds of developers like the company I work for). Unfortunately, there was no such good and free visual Framework in MFC until now. Whatever difficulties there are, I still desire to be able to use them and now my effort is here to be shared with you.
Under the Hood
