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vid 04 Sep 2006, 14:19
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MHajduk 04 Sep 2006, 18:12
shoorick:
No matter how long time ago You learnt about neural networks. The basement of knowledge is invariable and You (as a biologist and programmer in one ![]() ![]() Regards, M.H. |
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Mac2004 05 Sep 2006, 04:13
Just little bit of the topic....
I noticed that it's easy to see whether a number is divisible 2 when you test bit 0 of the number. If bit 0 is 0 the number is divisible by 2 and vice versa. 'Tested' with my scientific calculator. ![]() Correct me if I am wrong.... regards mac2004 |
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Madis731 05 Sep 2006, 05:27
Please check a few posts (pages) back - and for every assembly guy this thing is obvious
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MHajduk 08 Sep 2006, 13:51
Today (08.09.2006.) this thread (and other on "Important/Interesting threads" list) has been moved from FASM GEMS to WICKED FASM MACRO HUMOR:
![]() from "See here, it's valuable" to "Don't take this serious, Pal! ![]() I only hope, that "wicked" mean "playful" here (but not "immoral" or "spiteful" - other meanings of this word). Many thanks, M.H. |
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vid 08 Sep 2006, 14:00
no, FASM GEMS was renamed to WICKED FASM MACRO HUMOR. This name is a thing i was mentioning earlier, kinda tradition
anyway, true meaning of that part is somewhere in the middle, some things go more to wicked, some to gems, don't take it personally. I find this name funnier than "Interesting macros", but of course, you can propose better one. If you want i can move you to "macro solutions". and don't take it too seriously ![]() |
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shoorick 08 Sep 2006, 14:05
new sweep sweeps clean
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MHajduk 11 Sep 2006, 14:06
vid:
OK. It's all right now. ![]() Thanks, M.H. |
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shoorick 21 Sep 2006, 10:15
here is low-commented example of automata, decoding constants, written in floating point format. based on automata i've been learning some time ago.
ps: sorry for win format in dos section ![]()
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MHajduk 22 Sep 2006, 09:53
Thank You Shoorick for Your example!
![]() ![]() Previously presented examples of Finite Automata are very close to lexical/syntactical analysers, and You know it very well... Every usable program has own input and to work properly needs data checking. ![]() Regards, M.H. |
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Borsuc 22 Sep 2006, 15:34
MHajduk: Hi, I understood very well what finite state machines are, thanks. But what I didn't understand was how these can accomplish the "check if it is divisable". I mean, I don't know why after a 1 comes a 0, and then it's divisable by 6 (it was only an example, not even true).. I don't understand this "relation", FSMs are cool. If you can post some links it would help alot.
sorry for being confused. thanks ![]() |
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MHajduk 22 Sep 2006, 16:34
The_Grey_Beast:
The_Grey_Beast wrote: I mean, I don't know why after a 1 comes a 0, and then it's divisable by 6 ![]() The_Grey_Beast wrote: it was only an example, not even true The_Grey_Beast wrote: If you can post some links it would help alot. ![]() Regards, M.H. |
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Borsuc 22 Sep 2006, 17:07
MHajduk wrote: Which automaton was faulty in Your opinion and why? The thing I don't get is not automata, but the "algorithm" of the "divisable by xxx". I mean, I know automata is able to do so, but based on what algorithm? I understood FSM perfectly (thanks) but the algo is the one blurring me... hope it makes sense this time |
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donkey7 22 Sep 2006, 17:49
the.grey.beast:
i hope my explanation i written previously in this topic: http://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?p=43025#43025 is usable. the algorithm is: Code: a = 0 while not eof readdigit i a = ((a * k) + i) mod n if a = 0 then print 'number is divisible by n!' n is the divisor k is a number base of input number i is the incoming digit (automatas goes from one digit to next, accessing one digit only once) a is the current state - in this case it's simply the rest of dividing current number by n (modulo n) - if the rest is zero then number is divisible |
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Borsuc 22 Sep 2006, 19:14
sorry, I didn't see your post before. thanks
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LocoDelAssembly 18 Oct 2010, 21:49
MHajduk, just small reminder, you did not point the images to the new server
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MHajduk 18 Oct 2010, 21:58
Yeah, unfortunately, I haven't saved copies of these images, so they seem to be lost forever... unless I simply draw their new versions and upload to the current server.
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3200th 19 Oct 2010, 03:12
MHajduk wrote: Yeah, unfortunately, I haven't saved copies of these images, so they seem to be lost forever... ![]() |
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MHajduk 19 Oct 2010, 09:23
Thank you, 3200th, for your faith in my data recovery abilities.
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