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Figure 4-10. The Build Results window lists the error on top and shows the error in place at the bottom.

Sometimes, the compiler will give you a perfectly precise message that exactly describes the error it encountered, as it did in this case. At other times, the compiler acts like my crazy Aunt Ferlipedy. Here s an example. Delete the semicolon you just added. To verify that you did this correctly, build and run your program. It should run just fine. Next, find the definition of the SayHello() function. Note that the definition of a function is where you actually provide the function body. A function declaration does not include curly braces. A function definition does include curly braces. Got it Good! Here s the SayHello() definition:

void SayHello( void ) {

Your boss has traditionally ordered new workstations already assembled and loaded with the desired Windows OS She recently decided that with her great in-house techs, she should be buying PC parts from a wholesaler instead, and having you and your team build the systems You ve enjoyed choosing the various hardware components and building these custom machines, but now it s time to bring your creations to life! You need to load Windows Vista Business onto these new machines that have never seen the light of day

Infinite capacity For storing large data sets and large programs Infinite bandwidth For rapidly streaming these large data sets and programs to and from the processor Instantaneous or zero latency To prevent the processor from stalling while waiting for data or program code Persistence or nonvolatility To allow data and programs to survive even when the power supply is cut off Figure 32

Add a semicolon just before the left curly brace at the end of the line, just as you did earlier, in the definition of main(). Here s what the line looks like now:

void SayHello( void ) ;{

You should complete at least one clean Windows installation, both for the experience and to prepare for questions asked on the CompTIA A+ Essentials (220-701) exam At the end of this lab, you ll be able to Install a Windows operating system on a blank hard drive

Try to build again. This time, the compiler got so confused by the extra semicolon, it reported five errors instead of just one, and threw in four warnings to boot (see Figure 4-11). Notice, however, that the very first error message gives you a pretty good idea of what is going on. It complains about a syntax error before the left curly brace (before { token). The compiler is reading your source code and making its way down main.c when it encounters what it thinks is a function definition. But then, just when it expects an open curly brace, it finds a semicolon. It thinks, Hrm. That s not right. Better report an error.

Figure 4-11. This time, the Build Results window lists five errors and four warnings, all because of a little semicolon.

Zero or very low implementation cost Naturally, the system and processor designers must strive to approximate these' idealisms as closely as possible so as to satisfy the performance and correctness^ expectations of the user Obviously, the final factor cost plays a large role in how easy it is to reach these goals, but a well-designed memory system can in fact maintain the illusion of these idealisms quite successfully This is true despite the' fact that the perceived requirements for the first three capacity, bandwidth, and* latency have been increasing rapidly over the past few decades Capacity requirements grow because the programs and operating systems that users demand are increasing in size and complexity, as are the data sets that they operate over Bandwidth requirements are increasing for the same reason Meanwhile, the latency requirement is becoming increasingly important as processors continue to' become faster and faster and are more easily starved for data or program code if die perceived memory latency is too long

The materials you need for this lab are A working PC with a blank hard drive, or with a hard drive that you can write to without negative consequences A Windows Vista installation disc