It allows you to connect to a computer using its NetBIOS name rather than an IP address. It is similar in function to the IP Hosts file.
This technology is effectively deprecated (NetBIOS is an old technology) but allows the LMHost file to resolve NETBIOS names to IP address for environments with older applications. It is the last 'name resolution' mechanism to be used before name resolution fails.
Physically, it is a text file that is stored in Windows\System32\drivers\etc. A sample LM Host file with explanation can be found there (LMHost.sam).
It cannot be used with IPv6 and Windows uses DNS in preference to NetBIOS names since at least Windows 2000.
The function of this file is to provide information for the installment of Windows 9xMe.
File system in OS provide the way to create and access the files. How the memory is allocated to files and how the addresses are saved regarding to each file. All this is about the address translation and calculation for files.
Standard C does not provide such a function; it does not even require you to have an internet connection.
You define the function at the same time you declare it, usually in the header file, sometimes in an .hpp file.
The function ftell returns the position of the file pointer for a file.
What function do you mean? Any function defined in a source file? Or any function used in a source file? Be more specific.
fread() function will read a specified number of elements from a file .
It means 'no more data to read in this file'.
File server provide the following benefits as is: File Server can be used to provide load-balancing between servers, File Server can be used as a storage server to archive important documents, Print devices can be connected to a Print Server and then shared as a single printer, Print devices that cannot be used as network printers can be centrally shared by using a Print Server.
The file is a system which you can save your text..
Put a function prototype in a header file or before the function is called in a C source file. void foo(void); or int bar(int,float char*);
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