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On the front of your system, you should also see the external face of your system s optical drive You ll see either the front edge of the tray that opens to accept an optical disc, or a small door that protects the tray when it s retracted Once you ve located this drive, notice that it too has a button in the lower-right corner When the system is on, you can press that button to open the tray door (if there is one) and slide the tray out to receive your disc (see Figure 3-2) Pressing the button while the tray is out retracts the tray so that the drive can read the disc Don t be tempted to force the disc tray to close Always press the button on the front of the drive to close the tray or to eject a disc Forcing the tray to close can cause the gears inside to become misaligned, so that the tray no longer closes properly

pointed to by dest, copying a maximum of n bytes. As was the case with strncpy(),

strncat() returns the pointer dest. Here s an example of strncat() in action: char name[ 20 ]; strncpy( name, "Dave ", 20 ); strncat( name, "Mark", 4 );

If you forget to remove an optical disc before turning off the system power, you can straighten a strong paper clip and insert one end into the tiny hole on the front of the drive Pressing directly inward with the paper clip will cause the tray to open

Vectorizability /

The call of strncpy() copies the string "Dave " into the array name. The call of strncat() copies the string "Mark" onto the end of dest, leaving dest with the properly terminated string "Dave Mark". Again, the return value was ignored. As was the case with strcpy(), the Standard Library offers a matching function for strncat() called strcat(). It does not provide the safeguard against buffer overflow and should not be used.

strncmp()

Your system may have other devices installed, such as a USB ash drive (a solid-state device that plugs into a USB port but acts like a hard drive), a tape drive, a Blu-ray Disc drive, or various media card readers, such as those for CompactFlash or Memory Stick cards Each of these uses removable media; take care when inserting or removing the media

strncmp() is declared as follows: int strcmp( const char *s1, const char *s2, size_t n ); strncmp() compares the strings s1 and s2, comparing not more than n characters. strncmp() returns 0 if the strings are identical, a positive number if s1 is greater than s2,

and a negative number if s2 is greater than s1. The strings are compared one byte at a time. If the strings are not equal, the first byte that is not identical determines the return value. Here s a sample:

if ( 0 == strncmp( "Hello", "Goodbye", 5 ) ) printf( "The strings are equal!" );

Easing of the Sequential Bottleneck with Instruction-Level Parallelism for Nonvectorizable C o d e Source Agerwala and Cocke, 1987

Step 4 Now it s time to prepare your system for the scenario outlined in the opening text: a b Turn on your system and log on in a normal fashion so that you are viewing the operating system desktop Press the eject button on the front of the optical drive When the tray opens, carefully insert a disc Press the eject button again to close the tray If you haven t done this a lot, practice inserting and removing a disc until you feel comfortable with the process Does the LED on the front of the optical drive ash or stay on continuously at any point

Notice that the if succeeds only when the strings are equal. The function strcmp() is the unsafe version of strncmp() and should not be used.

strlen()

Don t start any applications yet! Close any open applications or open windows before performing Step 5 You re going to force a power down, and you do not want to damage any of the software applications

strlen() is declared as follows: size_t strlen( const char *s );

strlen() returns the length of the string pointed to by s. As an example, this call length = strlen( "Aardvark" );

by Agerwala and Cocke [1987], plots the speedup as a function of /, the vectorizability of a program, for several values of N, the maximum parallelism of the machine Take the example of the case when N = 6 The speedup is 1 S=( l - / ) + (//6) (19)

Step 5 Now you re going to simulate a PC that has become nonresponsive and locked up Perform a forced power down as follows: a b Press and hold the power button While continuing to hold the power button in, count out loud (one one thousand, two one thousand, three one thousand ) until the system powers down and the screen goes blank