IT/Software career thread: Invert binary trees for dollars.

a_skeleton_03

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So my homework was not correct.

I misread and I was supposed to give them 3 options for each of those, i.e. 500gb HDD, 1TB HDD, 1.5TB HDD. I was also supposed to use if statements. He gave me a 60 and told me I could fix it. I don't care to work on that one any longer.
 

Noodleface

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If you decide you do want to try it, and it does sound like a good exercise in logic statements, I don't mind helping. You can pm me if you don't want to post it. I live in C.
 

a_skeleton_03

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I will bring you in on next week's homework. I think I will have to build on that. I can kind of visualize this one in my head on how I could have done that just don't have the time or energy to fix it.
 

a_skeleton_03

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Here was my code for this week, simple enough.

This next week we will be doing sequential, repetition statements and nested repetition statements.
 

Noodleface

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So I'm a bit stumped.

I have custom build tools/IDE for BIOS. WOrked fine at the other job, here something fishy is going on.

If I install git for windows, the compiler/make/etc. all fail. If I uninstall git for windows they build fine.

I'm assuming git for windows is installing something that is interfering but I have no goddamn idea.

Right now I'm using git by doing changes on my windows VM and then using git on my Mac host OS. My PATH on Windows isn't changing when I install git.

Anyone got any ideas?

I should say, specifically it looks like make is failing.
 

Noodleface

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Did you check all your environment variables are good after you install git?
I checked PATH specifically before and after, are there others I should pay attention to?


Make is failing how specifically?
It's spitting out some weird errors about not being able to find certain files that I can manually locate just find - although it "searches" for some files like (source1.c, source2.c, ...) so the "..." gives me basically 0 help on what's going on.

I tried asking in the git IRC chat but they only answer the stupid questions
 

Tenks

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I checked PATH specifically before and after, are there others I should pay attention to?
IDK maybe it is setting some custom environment variables? Check to see if when you install it any weird shit comes in when you view the environment variables.
 

Deathwing

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git may have altered the environment make is running in, and that may not be the same as your windows environment. I would check where make gets its environment variables and see if there's a way to print them out.
 

Noodleface

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I'll check it out after I do some code changes, it's kind of shitty right now. The hoops I've had to go through here so far...
 

Deathwing

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Make is frustrating just by itself. Such a horrible language. Oh, maybe check your make file? They are very sensitive to what may look like tabs to you but is actually 4 spaces. IDK, maybe git changed the interpretation of whitespace on your computer?
 

Tenks

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Can you do that in Windows? Like I could set my IFS on a Linux box but I didn't know you could do something like that for a Win machine.