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Read-Only Author B.J. Smith Posted 5-Dec-2004 23:14 GMT Toolset None	doubly linked lists B.J. Smith Hi, I'm trying to execute the following: Sort the list by book title and print the list of titles and author's last names after the list is sorted. (Don't worry about the rules for "The" and "A") Sort the list by wholesale or retail price and print titles and prices in descending order of price. Sort the list by original publication date and print titles and dates oldest to newest. Sort the list by author last name (and first name if needed) and print titles and author's full name in complete alphabetical order. This is from a doubly linked list from data read in from another file. Also: Add a new book to the database and insert it into the list in ISBN order and print the list after the addition. Delete a book from the database and print the list after the deletion. Change the values in any member field of an existing book in the database and print that book after the change is complete. I only need to do one of the last three above. Any suggestions?????????? i really need help on this.

Read-Only Author Stephen Clemson Posted 6-Dec-2004 08:11 GMT Toolset None	RE: doubly linked lists Stephen Clemson This doesn't seem to be somethig ideally suited to an embedded system. Have you considered using a full PC with a lot of memory and a large hard-disk? Perhaps with access to SQL databases...

Read-Only Author Stefan Duncanson Posted 6-Dec-2004 08:54 GMT Toolset None	RE: doubly linked lists Stefan Duncanson "Any suggestions?????????? " Do your own homework.

Read-Only Author erik malund Posted 6-Dec-2004 14:11 GMT Toolset None	RE: doubly linked lists erik malund posting twice does not make it more relevant to embedded processing. Erik

Read-Only Author Drew Davis Posted 6-Dec-2004 18:39 GMT Toolset None	RE: doubly linked lists Drew Davis posting twice does not make it more relevant to embedded processing Maybe he's going for high availability, so he needed a redundant standby thread.

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