Hi, i am pretty new to c and i am trying to make a webserver.
Alright, here's my problem. I want to decompile the header if a browser
sends a header requesting a file.
I was thinking of using strtok to make single strings of each command, in
the header but i always get segmentation faults when trying to run the
program. Can anyone send me an example or something? Here's the piece of
code i use to call the function which does the header analyzing...:
} else {
// incoming data
geturl(buf);
sendpage(i, "/var/www/html/test.html");
disconnect(i, &master);
}
char geturl(char *header)
{
}
I've removed my strtok code yesterday to try something else because it
didn't work but i hope someone can help me with this.
Thanks in advance,
Robert 33 4427
"Robert" <R.****@hetnet.nl> wrote: Hi, i am pretty new to c and i am trying to make a webserver.
Alright, here's my problem. I want to decompile the header if a browser sends a header requesting a file.
I was thinking of using strtok to make single strings of each command, in the header but i always get segmentation faults when trying to run the program. Can anyone send me an example or something? Here's the piece of code i use to call the function which does the header analyzing...: } else { // incoming data geturl(buf); sendpage(i, "/var/www/html/test.html"); disconnect(i, &master); }
char geturl(char *header) { }
I've removed my strtok code yesterday to try something else because it didn't work but i hope someone can help me with this.
And doing so, you removed the only interesting part of your code.
Too sad. Would you like to post the original code using strtok()?
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6 * 9 = 42 (base 13)
> 6 * 9 = 42 (base 13)
Completely aside - I have a similar one of these for you ;-)
Did you know that christmas and halloween occur on the same day?
Dec 25 = Oct 31
"Robert" <R.****@hetnet.nl> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:bj**********@reader08.wxs.nl... Hi, i am pretty new to c and i am trying to make a webserver.
Alright, here's my problem. I want to decompile the header if a browser sends a header requesting a file.
I was thinking of using strtok to make single strings of each command, in the header but i always get segmentation faults when trying to run the program. Can anyone send me an example or something? Here's the piece of code i use to call the function which does the header analyzing...: } else { // incoming data geturl(buf); sendpage(i, "/var/www/html/test.html"); disconnect(i, &master); }
char geturl(char *header) {
My crystal ball is out of service, so I can just guess:
1) header points to a string literal
2) header is a NULL pointer
3) strtok returns NULL (because it could not find the token) and you
dereference this NULL pointer
}
I've removed my strtok code yesterday to try something else because it didn't work but i hope someone can help me with this.
If you want us to find the problem, it would be a good idea to post the
failing code :) Thanks in advance,
Robert
Robert as well :)
"Allan Bruce" <al*****@TAKEAWAYf2s.com> wrote: 6 * 9 = 42 (base 13)
Completely aside - I have a similar one of these for you ;-)
Did you know that christmas and halloween occur on the same day?
Dec 25 = Oct 31
Huh? Please, elaborate on this, I can't figure it out ...
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6 * 9 = 42 (base 13)
Irrwahn Grausewitz <ir*****@freenet.de> wrote in
news:0c********************************@4ax.com: "Allan Bruce" <al*****@TAKEAWAYf2s.com> wrote:
6 * 9 = 42 (base 13)
Completely aside - I have a similar one of these for you ;-)
Did you know that christmas and halloween occur on the same day?
Dec 25 = Oct 31
Huh? Please, elaborate on this, I can't figure it out ...
Decimal 25 (e.g. 25d) is the same as Octal 31 (e.g. 031). Since December
and Decimal can be abbreviated as Dec and October and Octal can be
abbreviated as Oct you can then write the math equivalence as Dec 25 = Oct
31 which appears to look as though the two dates have some equivalence,
which the do not. This is your basic "play on words".
--
- Mark ->
--
Irrwahn Grausewitz <ir*****@freenet.de> wrote: "Allan Bruce" <al*****@TAKEAWAYf2s.com> wrote:
6 * 9 = 42 (base 13)
Completely aside - I have a similar one of these for you ;-)
Did you know that christmas and halloween occur on the same day?
Dec 25 = Oct 31
Huh? Please, elaborate on this, I can't figure it out ...
Read "Dec" and "Oct" as abbreviations for number bases.
- Kevin.
Allan Bruce wrote: Did you know that christmas and halloween occur on the same day?
Dec 25 = Oct 31
That is SO old...
--
Tom Zych
This email address will expire at some point to thwart spammers.
Permanent address: echo 'g******@cbobk.pbz' | rot13
"Mark A. Odell" <no****@embeddedfw.com> wrote: Irrwahn Grausewitz <ir*****@freenet.de> wrote in news:0c********************************@4ax.com :
"Allan Bruce" <al*****@TAKEAWAYf2s.com> wrote:
6 * 9 = 42 (base 13)
Completely aside - I have a similar one of these for you ;-)
Did you know that christmas and halloween occur on the same day?
Dec 25 = Oct 31
Huh? Please, elaborate on this, I can't figure it out ...
Decimal 25 (e.g. 25d) is the same as Octal 31 (e.g. 031). Since December and Decimal can be abbreviated as Dec and October and Octal can be abbreviated as Oct you can then write the math equivalence as Dec 25 = Oct 31 which appears to look as though the two dates have some equivalence, which the do not. This is your basic "play on words".
Maybe I wasn't able to figure this out, just because
my brain is just /too/ exalted. 8o)
<irreproducible hysterical laughter>
Irrwahn
--
I used to be schizophrenic, but we're all right now.
"Robert" <R.****@hetnet.nl> wrote: Hi, i am pretty new to c and i am trying to make a webserver.
Alright, here's my problem. I want to decompile the header if a browser sends a header requesting a file.
I was thinking of using strtok to make single strings of each command, in the header but i always get segmentation faults when trying to run the program. Can anyone send me an example or something? Here's the piece of code i use to call the function which does the header analyzing...: } else { // incoming data geturl(buf); sendpage(i, "/var/www/html/test.html"); disconnect(i, &master); }
char geturl(char *header) { }
I've removed my strtok code yesterday to try something else because it didn't work but i hope someone can help me with this.
And doing so, you removed the only interesting part of your code.
Too sad. Would you like to post the original code using strtok()?
--
6 * 9 = 42 (base 13)
> 6 * 9 = 42 (base 13)
Completely aside - I have a similar one of these for you ;-)
Did you know that christmas and halloween occur on the same day?
Dec 25 = Oct 31
"Allan Bruce" <al*****@TAKEAWAYf2s.com> wrote: 6 * 9 = 42 (base 13)
Completely aside - I have a similar one of these for you ;-)
Did you know that christmas and halloween occur on the same day?
Dec 25 = Oct 31
Huh? Please, elaborate on this, I can't figure it out ...
--
6 * 9 = 42 (base 13)
Irrwahn Grausewitz <ir*****@freenet.de> wrote in
news:0c********************************@4ax.com: "Allan Bruce" <al*****@TAKEAWAYf2s.com> wrote:
6 * 9 = 42 (base 13)
Completely aside - I have a similar one of these for you ;-)
Did you know that christmas and halloween occur on the same day?
Dec 25 = Oct 31
Huh? Please, elaborate on this, I can't figure it out ...
Decimal 25 (e.g. 25d) is the same as Octal 31 (e.g. 031). Since December
and Decimal can be abbreviated as Dec and October and Octal can be
abbreviated as Oct you can then write the math equivalence as Dec 25 = Oct
31 which appears to look as though the two dates have some equivalence,
which the do not. This is your basic "play on words".
--
- Mark ->
--
"Robert" <R.****@hetnet.nl> writes: Alright, here's my problem. I want to decompile the header if a browser sends a header requesting a file.
I was thinking of using strtok to make single strings of each command, in the header but i always get segmentation faults when trying to run the program. Can anyone send me an example or something? Here's the piece of code i use to call the function which does the header analyzing...: } else { // incoming data geturl(buf); sendpage(i, "/var/www/html/test.html"); disconnect(i, &master); }
char geturl(char *header) { }
In other words, you call a function that doesn't do anything.
Why you think this is interesting to us, I have no idea.
Post the code that's a problem. We can't help you if you post
the code that *isn't* a problem.
--
"C has its problems, but a language designed from scratch would have some too,
and we know C's problems."
--Bjarne Stroustrup
Irrwahn Grausewitz <ir*****@freenet.de> wrote: "Allan Bruce" <al*****@TAKEAWAYf2s.com> wrote:
6 * 9 = 42 (base 13)
Completely aside - I have a similar one of these for you ;-)
Did you know that christmas and halloween occur on the same day?
Dec 25 = Oct 31
Huh? Please, elaborate on this, I can't figure it out ...
Read "Dec" and "Oct" as abbreviations for number bases.
- Kevin.
Allan Bruce wrote: Did you know that christmas and halloween occur on the same day?
Dec 25 = Oct 31
That is SO old...
--
Tom Zych
This email address will expire at some point to thwart spammers.
Permanent address: echo 'g******@cbobk.pbz' | rot13
"Mark A. Odell" <no****@embeddedfw.com> wrote: Irrwahn Grausewitz <ir*****@freenet.de> wrote in news:0c********************************@4ax.com :
"Allan Bruce" <al*****@TAKEAWAYf2s.com> wrote:
6 * 9 = 42 (base 13)
Completely aside - I have a similar one of these for you ;-)
Did you know that christmas and halloween occur on the same day?
Dec 25 = Oct 31
Huh? Please, elaborate on this, I can't figure it out ...
Decimal 25 (e.g. 25d) is the same as Octal 31 (e.g. 031). Since December and Decimal can be abbreviated as Dec and October and Octal can be abbreviated as Oct you can then write the math equivalence as Dec 25 = Oct 31 which appears to look as though the two dates have some equivalence, which the do not. This is your basic "play on words".
Maybe I wasn't able to figure this out, just because
my brain is just /too/ exalted. 8o)
<irreproducible hysterical laughter>
Irrwahn
--
I used to be schizophrenic, but we're all right now.
Robert wrote: I was thinking of using strtok to make single strings of each command, in the header but i always get segmentation faults when trying to run the program. Can anyone send me an example or something? Here's the piece of code i use to call the function which does the header analyzing...:
I've removed my strtok code yesterday to try something else because it didn't work but i hope someone can help me with this.
I was having trouble with my car, the transmission was slipping when
going up hills. I took out the transmission and brought the rest of the
car to the mechanic. He laughed at me.
Please post a complete, compiliable, minimal program that demonstrates
your problem. There are many many things that can cause seg faults.
Brian Rodenborn
There is no strtok() in your code. Read man strtok carefully. Also keep in
mind that strtok is not reentrant (it uses a static pointer to your parsed
string), e.g. not usable if you are writing a multithreaded program.
"Mark A. Odell" <no****@embeddedfw.com> wrote: Irrwahn Grausewitz <ir*****@freenet.de> wrote in news:eb********************************@4ax.com :
Maybe I wasn't able to figure this out, just because my brain is just /too/ exalted. 8o)
Do you mean exalted or exhausted?
It is left as an exercise to the reader to find out.
8^)
--
6 * 9 = 42 (base 13)
"Robert" <R.****@hetnet.nl> writes: Alright, here's my problem. I want to decompile the header if a browser sends a header requesting a file.
I was thinking of using strtok to make single strings of each command, in the header but i always get segmentation faults when trying to run the program. Can anyone send me an example or something? Here's the piece of code i use to call the function which does the header analyzing...: } else { // incoming data geturl(buf); sendpage(i, "/var/www/html/test.html"); disconnect(i, &master); }
char geturl(char *header) { }
In other words, you call a function that doesn't do anything.
Why you think this is interesting to us, I have no idea.
Post the code that's a problem. We can't help you if you post
the code that *isn't* a problem.
--
"C has its problems, but a language designed from scratch would have some too,
and we know C's problems."
--Bjarne Stroustrup
Robert wrote: I was thinking of using strtok to make single strings of each command, in the header but i always get segmentation faults when trying to run the program. Can anyone send me an example or something? Here's the piece of code i use to call the function which does the header analyzing...:
I've removed my strtok code yesterday to try something else because it didn't work but i hope someone can help me with this.
I was having trouble with my car, the transmission was slipping when
going up hills. I took out the transmission and brought the rest of the
car to the mechanic. He laughed at me.
Please post a complete, compiliable, minimal program that demonstrates
your problem. There are many many things that can cause seg faults.
Brian Rodenborn
There is no strtok() in your code. Read man strtok carefully. Also keep in
mind that strtok is not reentrant (it uses a static pointer to your parsed
string), e.g. not usable if you are writing a multithreaded program.
"Mark A. Odell" <no****@embeddedfw.com> wrote: Irrwahn Grausewitz <ir*****@freenet.de> wrote in news:eb********************************@4ax.com :
Maybe I wasn't able to figure this out, just because my brain is just /too/ exalted. 8o)
Do you mean exalted or exhausted?
It is left as an exercise to the reader to find out.
8^)
--
6 * 9 = 42 (base 13)
It's a bit rough, for you gave us a very short description.
Anyway a good way to find out is to check out if the header pointer
isn't NULL, and do not forget that the 2nd call to strtok (if you desire
to continue to extract tokens from the same string) must be NULL!!!!!
Check out the man pages, and if you really want to learn strtok, get its
code. You'll see that it quite easy the get the hang of it.
I forgot to mention that when there isn't any more tokens, strtok
returns NULL.
Even then, if you continue to get the core dumped message, the only
solution to understand the error is throug gdb or any other debugger.
I had many problems with strtok, not because of any memory leacks or
anything similar to that. It was a problem with an internal pointer in
strtok's source. The solution was to use a class to control the tricky
pointer and compile the code with g++.
Well, that's it.
--
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netlinux <me*********@dbforums.com> writes: I had many problems with strtok, not because of any memory leacks or anything similar to that. It was a problem with an internal pointer in strtok's source. The solution was to use a class to control the tricky pointer and compile the code with g++.
There is no need to switch to C++. You can simply use a
different function instead of strtok(), one that cures the
many problems that strtok() has.
--
"I'm not here to convince idiots not to be stupid.
They won't listen anyway."
--Dann Corbit
It's a bit rough, for you gave us a very short description.
Anyway a good way to find out is to check out if the header pointer
isn't NULL, and do not forget that the 2nd call to strtok (if you desire
to continue to extract tokens from the same string) must be NULL!!!!!
Check out the man pages, and if you really want to learn strtok, get its
code. You'll see that it quite easy the get the hang of it.
I forgot to mention that when there isn't any more tokens, strtok
returns NULL.
Even then, if you continue to get the core dumped message, the only
solution to understand the error is throug gdb or any other debugger.
I had many problems with strtok, not because of any memory leacks or
anything similar to that. It was a problem with an internal pointer in
strtok's source. The solution was to use a class to control the tricky
pointer and compile the code with g++.
Well, that's it.
--
Posted via http://dbforums.com
netlinux <me*********@dbforums.com> writes: I had many problems with strtok, not because of any memory leacks or anything similar to that. It was a problem with an internal pointer in strtok's source. The solution was to use a class to control the tricky pointer and compile the code with g++.
There is no need to switch to C++. You can simply use a
different function instead of strtok(), one that cures the
many problems that strtok() has.
--
"I'm not here to convince idiots not to be stupid.
They won't listen anyway."
--Dann Corbit
Robert wrote: Hi, i am pretty new to c and i am trying to make a webserver.
Hi, I am taking General Science for two weeks now, and I
want to build a thermonuclear reactor...
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In article <3F***************@ev1.net>,
Charles Richmond <ri******@ev1.net> wrote: Robert wrote: Hi, i am pretty new to c and i am trying to make a webserver.
Hi, I am taking General Science for two weeks now, and I want to build a thermonuclear reactor...
That's easy. Just keep booting windows. It's bound to happen.
can anybody tell me what exactly strtok function will do
can anybody tell me what exactly strtok function will do with example
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