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14 changes: 7 additions & 7 deletions tex/ch10x.tex
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bubble\_1.c, which follows:

----------- Program 10.1 -----------------------------------
\inputminted{c}{../src/ch10-1.c}
\inputminted[breaklines]{c}{../src/ch10-1.c}
--------- end program 10.1 -----------------------------------

The bubble sort is one of the simpler sorts. The algorithm scans the
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bubble\_2.c:

----------- Program 10.2 -----------------------------------
\inputminted{c}{../src/ch10-2.c}
\inputminted[breaklines]{c}{../src/ch10-2.c}
--------- end program 10.2 -----------------------------------

If our goal is to make our sort routine data type independent, one way
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begin with, we'll stick with pointers to type integer.

----------- Program 10.3 -----------------------------------
\inputminted{c}{../src/ch10-3.c}
\inputminted[breaklines]{c}{../src/ch10-3.c}
--------- end program 10.3 -----------------------------------

Note the changes. We are now passing a pointer to an integer (or array
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become more type insensitive. This is shown in bubble\_4.

----------- Program 10.4 -----------------------------------
\inputminted{c}{../src/ch10-4.c}
\inputminted[breaklines]{c}{../src/ch10-4.c}
--------- end program 10.4 -----------------------------------

Note that, in doing this, in \textbf{compare()} we had to introduce the
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modules carefully for differences.

----------- Program 10.5 -----------------------------------
\inputminted{c}{../src/ch10-5.c}
\inputminted[breaklines]{c}{../src/ch10-5.c}
--------- end program 10.5 -----------------------------------

Note that I have changed the data type of the array from \textbf{int} to
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were commented out in bubble5.c.

----------- Program 10.6 -----------------------------------
\inputminted{c}{../src/ch10-6.c}
\inputminted[breaklines]{c}{../src/ch10-6.c}
--------- end program 10.6 -----------------------------------

But, the fact that \textbf{bubble()} was unchanged from that used in
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different types of data.

----------- Program 10.7 -----------------------------------
\inputminted{c}{../src/ch10-7.c}
\inputminted[breaklines]{c}{../src/ch10-7.c}
--------- end program 10.7 -----------------------------------

References for Chapter 10:
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following program and then review the code and the output carefully.

----------- Program 1.1 -----------------------------------
\inputminted{c}{../src/ch1-1.c}
\inputminted[breaklines]{c}{../src/ch1-1.c}
--------- end program 1.1 -----------------------------------

Note: We have yet to discuss those aspects of C which require the use of
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by dereferencing our pointer. The following code illustrates this:

----------- Program 2.1 -----------------------------------
\inputminted{c}{../src/ch2-1.c}
\inputminted[breaklines]{c}{../src/ch2-1.c}
--------- end program 2.1 -----------------------------------

Compile and run the above program and carefully note lines A and B and
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Now, consider the following program:

----------- Program 3.1 -----------------------------------
\inputminted{c}{../src/ch3-1.c}
\inputminted[breaklines]{c}{../src/ch3-1.c}
--------- end program 3.1 -----------------------------------


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operator as in:

----------- Program 5.1 -----------------------------------
\inputminted{c}{../src/ch5-1.c}
\inputminted[breaklines]{c}{../src/ch5-1.c}
--------- end program 5.1 -----------------------------------

Now, this particular structure is rather small compared to many used in
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With that in mind, look at the following program:

----------- Program 5.2 -----------------------------------
\inputminted{c}{../src/ch5-2.c}
\inputminted[breaklines]{c}{../src/ch5-2.c}
--------- end program 5.2 -------------------------------------

Again, this is a lot of information to absorb at one time. The reader
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character arrays.

----------- Program 2.1 -----------------------------------
\inputminted{c}{../src/ch2-1.c}
\inputminted[breaklines]{c}{../src/ch2-1.c}
--------- end program 2.1 -----------------------------------

Because of the double de-referencing required in the pointer version,
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Consider now:

----------- Program 9.1 -----------------------------------
\inputminted{c}{../src/ch9-1.c}
\inputminted[breaklines]{c}{../src/ch9-1.c}
--------- end program 9.1 -----------------------------------

Here I have assumed an ANSI compiler so a cast on the void pointer
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each row and point these pointers at each row. Consider:

----------- Program 9.2 -----------------------------------
\inputminted{c}{../src/ch9-2.c}
\inputminted[breaklines]{c}{../src/ch9-2.c}
--------- end program 9.2 -----------------------------------

In the above code \textbf{rowptr} is a pointer to pointer to type
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memory is contiguous. The code looks like this:

----------- Program 9.3 -----------------------------------
\inputminted{c}{../src/ch9-3.c}
\inputminted[breaklines]{c}{../src/ch9-3.c}
--------- end program 9.3 -----------------------------------

Consider again, the number of calls to malloc()
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two. Consider the following code:

----------- Program 9.4 -----------------------------------
\inputminted{c}{../src/ch9-4.c}
\inputminted[breaklines]{c}{../src/ch9-4.c}
--------- end program 9.4 -----------------------------------

If you have followed this tutorial up to this point you should have no
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