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I'm having a problem locking a resource in a DLL. There are concurrent threads accessing my library, and I need to lock and set a global variable the moment the first thread...
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Hello all,
I'm having a problem locking a resource in a DLL. There are concurrent threads accessing my library, and I need to lock and set a global variable the moment the first thread...
Yes, the user of the list library would need to implement a function or functions to get node data. The data within a peNode is represented as a void pointer (p_vElem). If a user wanted to use the...
Thanks for the reply Quzah. The general questions I have are : Should I have function pointers in my peList struct that are to be initialized with createNode and deleteNode functions? Is this the...
I think I may have answered my own questions (see 1 and 2) regarding user-defined create and delete functions in a doubly-linked list. At first, I wasn't sure that I would need to include this...
Thanks for the reply. I was hoping to write something that could handle this type of misuse at runtime without killing the program. I guess I'm out of luck.
Do you have any insight on the...
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Thank you in advance for your help and patience. I'm implementing a doubly-linked list in C, and I have some questions about freeing resources. Please forgive me if I get too...