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As the title says, I'm in need of a C programmer to help in a basic set up. Willing to use escrow here or pay upfront if you are a trustworthy account. Please email me as bitcointalk limits the amount of messages I can reply to per day.

caoder@tutanota.com

Thank you


Side note: This won't take an experienced programmer more than an hour. I am paying $300 to get this done

Please do not create multiple threads for the same thing. It gums up the works, and if I remember correctly is against the rules! I suggest locking one of your threads, which can be done at the lower-left of the thread.

I messaged you hopefully you got it

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Try to find on these freelancing sites if you cant find any candidate on this forum.

Thank you. I will look into it.

Hello, if you haven't yet reached an agreement with anyone, send me a message please. Thanks

Please email me as I am very limited to the number of messages I can send

Will do!

Can you confirm the e-mail is caoder@tutanota.com

And not "coder" @tutanota.com?

You should be open to telegram messages as well. Good developers don't like using email services for privacy reasons. Also, a brief description of the job will be appreciated. C developer is quite broad, the basic set-up can be writing a kernel, writing an application or a driver. Not every C developer will be good at all of these things. I can do basic console level programming in C but until I know the scope of your task I can't really apply.

You can try Vod too, he is also a C/C++ programmer .

Yes, that's the email

Ok, I've sent you an e-mail. Looking forward

I've received emails, but not many replies back. Still looking

Raised paying price

I replied back to everyone, but still looking 

Check your e-mail once more please, thank you

Hello bro,
i'm C\C++ Dev GNU and Embedded , how can i help you ??

Telegram : https://t.me/RedRo0t
Email : red.r00t@yandex.com

Up. Replied to everyone, but still no straight answer

I have not received any response from you yet !!!!!

In fact I have not found anyone serious in this forum  ;D ;D ;D ;D

you didn`t replied at all

I'm currently in escrow with someone on this. Commenting just in case the deal falls through

Still looking. Same proposal different needs at the moment

Still looking, open to offers

I've had multiple people message me, but still no dice.

Since you've been looking for this for a month now: can you explain a bit what exactly you need?

My usual assumption on threads like this is: Shady Activities.

I don't see any harm in providing a little technical background about the issue. It will also help OP find the right developers, unlike the ones who backed out after getting to know the challenge.

I was looking for different things a month ago. Now, I am looking for someone to create a doomsday algorithm on MIPS/C

Here is what the user wanted but implemented in C++.  If he still wants me to do it in MIPS, then he will fund the escrow.

#include <iostream>
#include <sstream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

enum weekday { Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday };
weekday anchor_table[22] = {Sunday, Sunday,    Sunday,  Sunday, Sunday, Sunday,
                            Sunday, Sunday,    Sunday,  Sunday, Sunday, Sunday,
                            Sunday, Sunday,    Sunday,  Sunday, Sunday, Sunday,
                            Friday, Wednesday, Tuesday, Sunday};
const string weekday_names[7] = {"Sunday",   "Monday", "Tuesday", "Wednesday",
                                 "Thursday", "Friday", "Saturday"};

ostream &operator<<(ostream &out, const weekday w) {
  return out << weekday_names[w % 7];
}

int main() {
  char buffer[30];
  int year;

  cout << "Enter year:" << flush;
  cin.getline(buffer, 30);
  istringstream iin(buffer);
  iin >> year;
  int a = (year % 100) / 12;
  int b = (year % 100) % 12;
  int c = b / 4;
  int d = a + b + c;
  cout << "Doomsday : " << (weekday)((d + anchor_table[year / 100]) % 7)
       << endl;
  return 0;
}

Escrow has been funded for the last 10 hours.