Could someone who is knowledgable about C please IM me. I'm having a problem
with my C program and have been working at it for like 5 hours, I know it's
something simple.
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On 10/21/2003 10:49 PM, Brooks1083 wrote: Could someone who is knowledgable about C please IM me. I'm having a problem
with my C program and have been working at it for like 5 hours, I know it's
something simple.
No, but post your code and question and you never know....
Ed.
"Brooks1083 " <br********@aol .com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:20******** *************** ****@mb-m26.aol.com... Could someone who is knowledgable about C please IM me. I'm having a
problem with my C program and have been working at it for like 5 hours, I know
it's something simple.
Post a small, compilable piece of code, which shows your problem, along with
a description of the problem, and we will try to help
Robert
Brooks1083 wrote: Could someone who is knowledgable about C please IM me. I'm having a problem
with my C program and have been working at it for like 5 hours, I know it's
something simple.
You have a wild pointer in line 42. Allocate some memory and set the
pointer to it.
--
Martin Ambuhl
Brooks1083 <br********@aol .com> scribbled the following: Could someone who is knowledgable about C please IM me. I'm having a problem
with my C program and have been working at it for like 5 hours, I know it's
something simple.
I would IM you, but that would require me to sign up with AOL. And I'd
sooner poke my eyes out with a hot pitchfork.
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Joona I Palaste wrote: I would IM you, but that would require me to sign up with AOL. And I'd
sooner poke my eyes out with a hot pitchfork.
Let's see! ;-)
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