progrm for converting integers to roman numerals using files in clanguage

[kotlakirankumar]

please help me out the program for converting the integers to roman
numerals using files in the c language from 1-5000 range send the
program to my
mail id ::::::: ko*************@gmail.com
thank you all

[Richard Heathfield]

ko*************@gmail.com said:

please help me out the program for converting the integers to roman
numerals using files in the c language from 1-5000 range send the
program to my
mail id

Are you sure you're on the right course? You might find management more to
your liking than programming.

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[santosh]

ko*************@gmail.com wrote:

please help me out the program for converting the integers to roman
numerals using files in the c language from 1-5000 range send the
program to my
mail id ::::::: ko*************@gmail.com
thank you all

You are joking right?

No one is going to do your homework for you. Besides shirking at this
stage is going to leave you looking a fool later on. Post some
semblance of an attempt and you might likely get good help.

[Sjouke Burry]

ko*************@gmail.com wrote:

please help me out the program for converting the integers to roman
numerals using files in the c language from 1-5000 range send the
program to my
mail id ::::::: ko*************@gmail.com
thank you all

Dork.

[Keith Thompson]

ko*************@gmail.com writes:

please help me out the program for converting the integers to roman
numerals using files in the c language from 1-5000 range send the
program to my
mail id ::::::: ko*************@gmail.com
thank you all

Give us your instructor's e-mail address, and we'll be glad to send
the solution directly to him. For a nominal fee, we'll mention your
name.

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[Mark Bluemel]

Keith Thompson wrote:

ko*************@gmail.com writes:

>please help me out the program for converting the integers to roman
numerals using files in the c language from 1-5000 range send the
program to my
mail id ::::::: ko*************@gmail.com
thank you all

Give us your instructor's e-mail address, and we'll be glad to send
the solution directly to him. For a nominal fee, we'll mention your
name.

For a larger fee we will fake the mail to appear to come from you.

[Randy Howard]

On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 23:29:58 -0600, ko*************@gmail.com wrote
(in article
<b4**********************************@q77g2000hsh. googlegroups.com>):

please help me out the program for converting the integers to roman
numerals using files in the c language from 1-5000 range send the
program to my
mail id ::::::: ko*************@gmail.com

As soon as $1000 hits my paypal account I'll send the solution. Have a
nice day.
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"The power of accurate observation is called cynicism by those
who have not got it." - George Bernard Shaw

[Nick Keighley]

On 25 Jan, 05:29, [e-mail] wrote:

please help me out *the program for converting the integers to roman
numerals using files in the c language from 1-5000 range send the
program to my
*mail id ::::::: * *[e-mail]
* thank you all

what does "using files" mean? Can't we dream up a bizzare way of
implementing this? Use file names to store the numbers?

I.dat contains 1
V.dat contains 10
etc.

or
1.dat contains I
5.dat contains V

<pause>

spilt the input into "decades" number 1000's number of 100's
then use the number to generate a filename. Which contains the
answer.

0 -<empty>
1 -"I"
2 -"II"

no probably too silly.

To the OP. Do it on paper first.
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[Eric Sosman]

ko*************@gmail.com wrote:

please help me out the program for converting the integers to roman
numerals using files in the c language from 1-5000 range send the
program to my
mail id ::::::: ko*************@gmail.com

Ask here, get answers here.

#include<stdio.h>
#define LO 1
#define HI 5000
#define SPAN(min,max)(1-((max)-(min)))
static char*r[SPAN(HI,LO)]={"I","II","III",
/* ... fill in remaining values here ... */
"MMMMCMXCVIII","MMMMCMXCIX","?"};
int main(int argc,char**argv){
if(argv!=r)return main(SPAN(HI,LO),r);
for(puts(*argv);--argc;puts(*++argv));
return argc;
}

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[Bart C]

"Eric Sosman" <es*****@ieee-dot-org.invalidwrote in message
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ko*************@gmail.com wrote:

>please help me out the program for converting the integers to roman
numerals using files in the c language from 1-5000 range send the
program to my
mail id ::::::: ko*************@gmail.com

Ask here, get answers here.

#include<stdio.h>
#define LO 1
#define HI 5000
#define SPAN(min,max)(1-((max)-(min)))
static char*r[SPAN(HI,LO)]={"I","II","III",
/* ... fill in remaining values here ... */
"MMMMCMXCVIII","MMMMCMXCIX","?"};

Above 1000 you use V, X, L etc with a 'bar' over to scale by 1000.

So not so easy, unless you use a convention like /V.

And the 4000 above looks better as MV-Bar I think. Might be wrong though.

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Bart

[Randy Howard]

On Fri, 25 Jan 2008 11:02:19 -0600, Bart C wrote
(in article <vC*******************@text.news.blueyonder.co.uk> ):

>
"Eric Sosman" <es*****@ieee-dot-org.invalidwrote in message
news:XI******************************@comcast.com. ..

>ko*************@gmail.com wrote:

>>please help me out the program for converting the integers to roman
numerals using files in the c language from 1-5000 range send the
program to my
mail id ::::::: ko*************@gmail.com

Ask here, get answers here.

#include<stdio.h>
#define LO 1
#define HI 5000
#define SPAN(min,max)(1-((max)-(min)))
static char*r[SPAN(HI,LO)]={"I","II","III",
/* ... fill in remaining values here ... */
"MMMMCMXCVIII","MMMMCMXCIX","?"};

Above 1000 you use V, X, L etc with a 'bar' over to scale by 1000.

So not so easy, unless you use a convention like /V.

And the 4000 above looks better as MV-Bar I think. Might be wrong though.

How about:

_ _ _
V X L

etc.

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who have not got it." - George Bernard Shaw

[Army1987]

Bart C wrote:

Above 1000 you use V, X, L etc with a 'bar' over to scale by 1000.

So not so easy, unless you use a convention like /V.

And the 4000 above looks better as MV-Bar I think. Might be wrong though.

__
4000 is IV, though MMMM is also used (but becomes awkward for larger
numbers. _
Numbers from one million onwards are written as |X|, the "box" multiplying
by 10**5.

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[Flash Gordon]

Hans Schneider wrote, On 27/01/08 03:15:

On Sun, 27 Jan 2008 03:10:28 +0100 (CET), John J. Smith
<jj*@localhost.invalidwrote:

>ko*************@gmail.com wrote:

>>please help me out

Here you go...

>>the program for converting the integers to roman
numerals using files in the c language from 1-5000 range

Find below the portable C source code for a program that will print
all roman numerals from 0 to 5000. Changing the code so it starts
with 1 is left as an exercise.

[snips]

>> thank you all

You're welcome.

Here comes the code...

Does not compile with LCC-WIN32...

|
|Error ronum.c: 62 redefinition of 'ConstraintFailed'
|Error c:\lcc\include\safelib.h: 3 Previous definition of 'ConstraintFailed' here
|Warning ronum.c: 62 inconsistent linkage for 'ConstraintFailed' previously declared at c:\lcc\include\safelib.h 3
|2 errors, 1 warning
|1 error
|

(and I don't even know what "safelib.h" is. Program or compiler problem?)

<snip>

If you put the compiler in to conforming mode (-ansic is I think the
switch) then it is a compiler problem. If not then I would still say it
is a compiler problem, but it could be a deliberate feature.

C code is allowed to use the identifier ConstraintFailed for anything it
wants.
--
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[Mark McIntyre]

Hans Schneider wrote:

>
Does not compile with LCC-WIN32...

|
|Error ronum.c: 62 redefinition of 'ConstraintFailed'
|Error c:\lcc\include\safelib.h: 3 Previous definition of 'ConstraintFailed' here

Bug in lcc-win32, or you're not invoking it in conforming mode.

ConstraintFailed is a valid identifier which lcc-win32 happens to use
in some implementation-specific library. You need to disable compiler
extensions.

[santosh]

Hans Schneider wrote:

On Sun, 27 Jan 2008 03:10:28 +0100 (CET), John J. Smith
<jj*@localhost.invalidwrote:

>>ko*************@gmail.com wrote:

>>please help me out

Here you go...

>>the program for converting the integers to roman
numerals using files in the c language from 1-5000 range

Find below the portable C source code for a program that will print
all roman numerals from 0 to 5000. Changing the code so it starts
with 1 is left as an exercise.

[snips]

>> thank you all

You're welcome.

Here comes the code...

Does not compile with LCC-WIN32...

|
|Error ronum.c: 62 redefinition of 'ConstraintFailed'
|Error c:\lcc\include\safelib.h: 3 Previous definition of
|'ConstraintFailed' here
|Warning ronum.c: 62 inconsistent linkage for 'ConstraintFailed'
|previously declared at c:\lcc\include\safelib.h 3 2 errors, 1 warning
|1 error
|

(and I don't even know what "safelib.h" is. Program or compiler
problem?)

Please post problems with lcc-win32 to <news:comp.compilers.lccwhere
it's author will be able to address them.

PS. I'm surprised that jacob is using an user-space identifier in his
implementation, even in non-conforming mode. Unfortunately I have not
got Windows, so I cannot check this myself at the moment.

<snip code>

[Bartc]

Hans Schneider wrote:

On Sun, 27 Jan 2008 03:10:28 +0100 (CET), John J. Smith
<jj*@localhost.invalidwrote:

>ko*************@gmail.com wrote:

>Find below the portable C source code for a program that will print
all roman numerals from 0 to 5000. Changing the code so it starts
with 1 is left as an exercise.

Does not compile with LCC-WIN32...

(and I don't even know what "safelib.h" is. Program or compiler
problem?)

This worked fine for me. Although had to rename the ConstraintFailed
function.

safelib.h seems to be used in the string.h header.

And the output seems fine apart from slight quibble of using MMMMM for 5000.

--
Bart

[Coos Haak]

Op Sun, 27 Jan 2008 19:14:38 GMT schreef Bartc:

Hans Schneider wrote:

>On Sun, 27 Jan 2008 03:10:28 +0100 (CET), John J. Smith
<jj*@localhost.invalidwrote:

>>ko*************@gmail.com wrote:

>>Find below the portable C source code for a program that will print
all roman numerals from 0 to 5000. Changing the code so it starts
with 1 is left as an exercise.

>Does not compile with LCC-WIN32...

>(and I don't even know what "safelib.h" is. Program or compiler
problem?)

This worked fine for me. Although had to rename the ConstraintFailed
function.

safelib.h seems to be used in the string.h header.

And the output seems fine apart from slight quibble of using MMMMM for 5000.

Slight? Everything from 4000 onwards had at least four M's in a row ;-)
Perhaps the Romans used a wide (high) character set, the A in ASCII surely
wasn't known then.
--
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[Bartc]

"Coos Haak" <ch*****@hccnet.nlwrote in message
news:zr*****************************@40tude.net...

Op Sun, 27 Jan 2008 19:14:38 GMT schreef Bartc:

>Hans Schneider wrote:

>>On Sun, 27 Jan 2008 03:10:28 +0100 (CET), John J. Smith
<jj*@localhost.invalidwrote:

ko*************@gmail.com wrote:

>>>Find below the portable C source code for a program that will print
all roman numerals from 0 to 5000. Changing the code so it starts
with 1 is left as an exercise.

>>Does not compile with LCC-WIN32...

>>(and I don't even know what "safelib.h" is. Program or compiler
problem?)

This worked fine for me. Although had to rename the ConstraintFailed
function.

safelib.h seems to be used in the string.h header.

And the output seems fine apart from slight quibble of using MMMMM for
5000.

Slight? Everything from 4000 onwards had at least four M's in a row ;-)
Perhaps the Romans used a wide (high) character set, the A in ASCII surely
wasn't known then.

Apparently MMMM is an acceptable way of writing 4000. Without the proper
symbol for 5000 (Bar-V), these are inevitable in the range 4000 to 4999. But
MMMMM?

--

Bart

[CBFalconer]

Bartc wrote:

>

.... snip ...

>
And the output seems fine apart from slight quibble of using
MMMMM for 5000.

And you want to see ????

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[CBFalconer]

Hans Schneider wrote:

John J. Smith <jj*@localhost.invalidwrote:

>>ko*************@gmail.com wrote:

>>please help me out

Here you go...

>>the program for converting the integers to roman
numerals using files in the c language from 1-5000 range

Find below the portable C source code for a program that will
print all roman numerals from 0 to 5000. Changing the code so
it starts with 1 is left as an exercise.

[snips]

>> thank you all

You're welcome.

Here comes the code...

Does not compile with LCC-WIN32...

|
|Error ronum.c: 62 redefinition of 'ConstraintFailed'

Obviously lcc-win32 is not able to compile legitimate portable C
code. I suggest complaining to the vendor. Jacob Navia reads this
newsgroup.

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[Mark Bluemel]

santosh wrote:

>... Unfortunately I have not
got Windows,

<OTAre you sure you meant "unfortunately"? :-) </OT>

[Bartc]

CBFalconer wrote:

Bartc wrote:

>>

... snip ...

>>
And the output seems fine apart from slight quibble of using
MMMMM for 5000.

And you want to see ????

V with a bar over it (scale by 1000) for one example. I think there are
other schemes. MMMMM is just about acceptable (especially as funny symbols
are awkward to write and to display), but you can see that trying to write
say 50000 this way will be a little unwieldy.

--
Bart

[CBFalconer]

Bartc wrote:

CBFalconer wrote:

>Bartc wrote:

>>>

... snip ...

>>>
And the output seems fine apart from slight quibble of using
MMMMM for 5000.

And you want to see ????

V with a bar over it (scale by 1000) for one example.

I don't think the Romans ever heard of that.

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