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  1. @ failure67 Yes, that was the issue. Wow nice...

    @ failure67

    Yes, that was the issue. Wow nice eye. Too bad I didn't get your response sooner :( that was the only command not working. Thanks though! It was bothering me, next time I will be more...
  2. @Salem...

    @Salem

    I understand, however I wasn't making random magical guesses. I just wasn't sure how \r\n counted as characters and I didn't want to make any dumb arithmetic mistakes that would brake my...
  3. @ failure67...

    @ failure67


    You are most likely correct, cmd_argc was 4 initially, but I had to change it to 3 because well....the command syntax my prof gave us only had 3 arguments. I foolishly forgot to...
  4. On windows, my laptop is busted which has linux...

    On windows, my laptop is busted which has linux mint on it. So I am pretty limited in the software I can use.
  5. Segmentation Fault [ runtime crash ] - I tried....

    Error: Segmentation Fault

    I recommend running this program for yourself.

    Unfortunately the shell gave me no other information about the error, I believe there was a method for getting more,...
  6. Yes, the issue was in the header file, the return...

    Yes, the issue was in the header file, the return values of the functions in the header file were different. I got my old error back in the other thread, and now I am debugging again. Will update...
  7. For this problem, it's line 6, the function call...

    For this problem, it's line 6, the function call : buffer = list_groups(group_list);

    I will revisit the other thread
  8. thanks

    thanks
  9. Void value not ignored as it ought to be [I DO RETURN SOMETHING!]

    Error: void value not ignored as it ought to be


    I looked up this error online and most issues seemed to be associated with not returning anything, or putting the return statement in an if block....
  10. Taking out the * on char *buffer; fixed it ...

    Taking out the * on char *buffer; fixed it

    Still not sure whether I am returning what I actually want. The print statement thinks that buffer is an int?!!
  11. Convert float to string in order to use strlen()

    Hi, can someone please give me a really simple way of converting the following float to a string so I can take strlen()?

    float a = 53213421;

    strlen(a)?

    I have looked up solutions but they...
  12. Issues with malloc, returning pointer, conflicting types

    I'm debugging an assignment due very soon, please help ASAP.


    The error is:

    Assignment makes pointer from integer without a cast.

    So, apparently add_group returns an int, yet the return...
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