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I fixed it by separating input file name and output file name .......

Thanks

blackbird Hello Sir In the GMP tutorial it's said : Return the size of op measured in number of digits in the given base. base can vary from 2 to 62. And num/256 will be for hex numbers while we are working with decimal numbers And for decompression I will use exponentiation and remained numbers .....

lindi Once I was free ...... I'm political activist in Iran and the government took me to mental hospital and I'm forced to take heavy psycho-atric medicines ...... Also they put aluminium in my food several months ago ....... Otherwise I wasn't bad in coding ....... I wrote partially C Programming...

lindi Minimal code : #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <string.h> #include <stdint.h> #include <gmp.h> int main(void) { FILE * fr, * fw; char filename[201]; unsigned long int size = 0; unsigned long int rt = 999999; unsigned char ch[1] = {112}; printf("Enter filename : "); f...

Hello Dears I reversed the order of my code as : #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <string.h> #include <stdint.h> #include <gmp.h> int main(void) { FILE * fr, * fw; char filename[201]; unsigned long int size = 0; unsigned long int rt = 999999; unsigned char ch[1] = {112}; printf("...

blackbird

I thought the same about a 3 digit number taking 3 bytes after asking my question ..... But You made it totally clear ..... Thank You ........

blackbird

I got it , the fwrite , writes numbers as big-endian ....... But size is ordered as rootnum ( the number of digits as root ) ....... Why it makes larger files and fill them with zeros ?

blackbird You mean those zeros are part of the root number ? And when You calculate 2^5 as binary and get the result as binary , You can convert it to decimal ....... It's true that they are calculated as binary , but we can convert them to decimal and they must match to each other ........ But tha...

This is the code : #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <string.h> #include <stdint.h> #include <gmp.h> int main(void) { FILE * fr, * fw; char filename[201]; unsigned long int size = 0; unsigned long int rt = 999999; unsigned char ch[1] = {112}; printf("Enter filename : "); fget...

blackbird I wrote as swap .... 99,999 root as result is not bigger than 999,999 and of course a remainder will still exist and the process will repeat ...... Just thinking about how to make it faster ....... It's a compressing and decompressing application , It must work quickly and take user's tim...

blackbird Sir , I have a weak machine ... when the 999,999nth root be found when result is not bigger than 99,999 it wouldn't be 6 KB , It would be 11 digits and a power ( ^ ) sign ..... And it's a scratch , The app will cut files to 256MB chunks and root them or on users intention the whole file w...

seasoned_geek Good for You feel good about others' mistakes ! Just for Your information I'm political activist in Iran and taking flupentixol , haloperidol etc everyday alongside putting aluminium in my food several months ago .... I'm not in good shape .... I've wrote great codes ...... But thanks...

You need to specify where the error is. As it sits now your first loop has a useless else. Just close the if after the break then move on. It might be getting stuck there. But only a guess. I'm out on mobile now. Will try it when I get back to my hotel to look further. Also change fgets to getline ...

Can any one help ?

Hi There I have three ideas for application , It's only a scratch .... But my loop gives segfault or as debugger says I remove the line and it never ends ; I tested both 1.1 GB file or 78 MB file : /* Atousa Project is Copyright © 2008-2024 by Mir Hadi Setayeshgar . All rights reserved _____________...

Aki
Hallvor

The time get corrected automatically !! Like a charm .... Thank You , Both ....... Now it shows 12:32 for Tehran ....... Hoping it don't broken again .......

Thank You

Aki

I corrected , I apologize

Hallvor

I don't know sir ... I didn't install something like that ... Should I install it ? Is the package name systemd-timesyncd ?

I installed NTP as Sudo , then

It gives error :

Hallvor Hello Sir This is the output : Local time: Fri 2024-09-20 01:53:48 +0330 Universal time: Thu 2024-09-19 22:23:48 UTC RTC time: Thu 2024-09-19 22:23:49 Time zone: Asia/Tehran (+0330, +0330) System clock synchronized: no NTP service: n/a RTC in local TZ: no

My system clock was wrong about some hours and minutes , But Debian Time ( As I set it Automatically from Internet ) was 25 minutes later ... So today I set-up my System time and logged in to Debian and now Debian is 3 hours and 50 minutes later and wrong ! I have enabled Location Services ( As defa...