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int main (int argc, const char * argv[]) { char name[ 50 ];

A Nonpipelined Floating-Point Multiplier Waser and Flynn, 1982

The array name is big enough to hold a 49-byte text string. When you allocate space for a text string, remember to save 1 byte for the 0 that terminates the string. The program starts by printing a prompt. A prompt is a text string that lets the user know the program is waiting for input:

Use the following terms to complete the following sentences Not all terms will be used cell phones electromagnetic interference (EMI) electrostatic discharge (ESD) honesty

printf( "Type your first name, please: " );

Before we get to the scanf() call, you should understand how the computer handles input from the keyboard. When the computer starts running your program, it automatically creates a big array of chars for the sole purpose of storing keyboard input to your program. This array is known as your program s input buffer. The input buffer is carriage-return based. Every time you hit a carriage return, all the characters typed since the last carriage return are appended to the current input buffer. When your program starts, the input buffer is empty. If you type this line using your keyboard:

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and follow it with a carriage return, the input buffer will look like Figure 8-8. The computer keeps track of the current end of the input buffer. The space character between the '3' and the 'a' has an ASCII value of 32. Notice that the carriage return was actually placed in the input buffer.

a delay of 50 ns Three levels of (5, 5,4) counters are needed to reduce all the partial products Hence a total of 72 s u c h l K x 4 ROMs are needed, incurring a total delay of 150 ns Final reduction Once all the partial products have been reduced down to two partial products a final level of reduction can be implemented using fast carry-lookahead (CLA) adders to produce the final result Sixteen 4-bit adder chips with CLA plus five 4-bit CLA units are needed for this final reduction step A total of 2 1 I C chips and a 55-ns delay are required

The ASCII value of the character used to indicate a carriage return is implementation dependent. In most consoles, ASCII 10 indicates a carriage return. On some, ASCII 13 indicates a carriage return. Use the '\n' character, and you ll always be safe.

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Given the input buffer shown in Figure 8-8, suppose your program called scanf(), like this:

scanf( "%d", &myInt ); scanf() starts at the beginning of the input buffer and reads a character at a time until it

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