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Necessary Conditions on the Pipeline Organization for the Occurrence of (a) W A W Hazards, (b) W A R Hazards, a n d (c) R A W Hazards

Once you ve assessed the BIOS on each machine, you should check to be sure the BIOS is properly con gured using the special program for this purpose You don t access the hundreds of individual programs contained in the system BIOS directly, or from anywhere within the Windows OS Instead, you use a utility that interfaces with the BIOS programs to enable you to recon gure settings This utility is the CMOS setup program

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The functions fsetpos() and fgetpos() were introduced as part of ISO C and allow you to work with file offsets that are larger than will fit in a long. You can look these two functions up in the usual places.

The last sample program in this chapter, dinoEdit, is a simple example of random file access. It allows you to edit a series of dinosaur names stored in a file named MyDinos. Each dinosaur name in MyDinos is 20 characters long. If the actual dinosaur name is shorter than 20 characters, the appropriate number of spaces is added to the name to bring the length up to 20. Adding the spaces makes the size of each item in the file a fixed length. You ll see why this is important as we go through the source code. For now, let s take dinoEdit for a spin. Open the Learn C Projects folder, go inside the folder 10.03 - dinoEdit, and open and run dinoEdit.xcodeproj. dinoEdit will count the number of dinosaur names in the file My Dinos and will use that number to prompt you for a dinosaur number to edit:

In this lab, you ll go into CMOS and explore your BIOS con guration settings At the end of this lab, you ll be able to Enter the CMOS setup program Navigate the display screens of the setup utility

Enter number from 1 to 5 (0 to exit):

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Since the file My Dinos has five dinosaurs, enter a number from 1 to 5:

The materials you need for this lab are A working PC whose BIOS settings you have permission to change

Enter number from 1 to 5 (0 to exit): 3

If you type the number 3, for example, dinoEdit will fetch the third dinosaur name from the file and ask you to enter a new name for the third dinosaur. When you type a new name, dinoEdit will overwrite the existing name with the new name:

In the following steps, you ll reboot your PC and access the boot options or CMOS setup program Each BIOS maker has its own special way to do this, so how you go about it depends on which BIOS your system has installed Common methods include the following: Press DELETE during the boot process Press F2, F10, or F12 during the boot process Press CTRL-ALT-INSERT during the boot process Press CTRL-A during the boot process Press CTRL-F1 during the boot process

Either way, dinoEdit will prompt you to enter another dinosaur number. Reenter the same number, so you can verify that the change was made in the file: