This one is written in C and takes 442 bytes, beating the perl script by 30 bytes. It's small and in C, so of course it's speedy. Hannum's program can decode in excess of 21.5MBps which is faster than the DVD spec allows for. That means it can actually be used for realtime playback. This is by no means disparaging, but simply a delineation based on definition.
Computer scientists study the branch of mathematics dealing with computation.
In actuality, though, it was mud thrown at business executives, and the ages-old indictment of the larger culture of western corporate management. I'm a reserve in the University of NSW Team from Australia. Its been a great week with lots of cool things done for us from IBM and UPE . Virginia Tech the rest of the standings can be found here . The following comments are owned by whoever posted them.