Pelles C forum
C language => Beginner questions => Topic started by: MChristian on September 09, 2016, 03:04:20 PM
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Hi, my name is Marquis. I took a C programming class at ITT Technical as you heard they lost their accreditation.
Will I have been working on a program for Max Power Transfer. The program run but i want it to do one more step that i was not taught.
Loop back to the beginning and ran again. Yesterday, I toyed with it and got it working and from lack of experience I did not save a copy once it work and continued to play with it until I'm lost. I thank I did good for one semester in programming. I hope to continue learning as I have been in the Electronics field for over 30+ years.
I have attached the program, Will you help me?
Thanks, in advance!
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You may try to compile attached file. switch statement block was commented out and main calculation body is taken into do-while block. you can see the diff in the file since I did not change structure.
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Can any one help with this program?
I work and get stuck.
1.The program should test for Max power across R2 and Load
2. I compared R2 to Load for Max Pwr
3. I want it to repeat
4. Im not sure the power statement is correct, I want to automatic test and print Max power...Is that asking too much?
Thank in advance!
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I would recommend you to use a tool like Pelles C to write a code instead of Word. And using indentation icreases the readability. The attached file is Project folder that includes c source, Project files and executable. Looks like it works as you stated.
I don't know if the power formulation is correct. R1 is defined but not used. If it is not needed, I think power formula is OK.
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Thanks for your assistance!. I did copy this file into word but it was written with Pelles. How do I submitt it the way you are describing? This site is a little differant for me . How do I attach files here or can I?
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if you put project folder or c, h, ppj files into a compressed file (like .zip, .7z or .rar), it would be easy to attach a single file. Having project files makes life easier (at least for me).
In the meantime, I wonder the function of R1
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Okay, thanks I will try that!
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Okay, thanks I will try that!
Did you try that?
Creating such a ZIP file of your project is as simple as right-clicking on the project's .EXE name in the project pane (right hand side) and select "ZIP project files"...
Ralf