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Thanks Dave!

I do not want the padding bytes.

I'm not worried about endian-ness.

There are no pointers in the structure.

I'm mainly just looking for a C syntax example.

Can somebody please tell me how go about copying the elements of a structure into a byte array. Your assistance is greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

When I insert the below code into my program, I get a core. Can somebody maybe point out any obvious problems? Thanks in advance:

code...

disregard the fflush solution. I did a work around:

code:
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sendRegisterSymbol()
{
char tmp[256];
static bool firstTime=true;
CSIString...

so would it make sense to do a fflush(stdin); as soon as the sendRegisterSymbol() method is called? I would think so, but it doesn't seem to be helping.

I'm having a problem with prompting and getting user input. Below is my code


sendRegisterSymbol()
{
char tmp[256];

CSIString domain;
CSIString mfile;
CSIString instance;

I have a Class called CSIString, but in that class there is no method to clear a string. I want to write my own method, and I'm thinking I should just be able to do something like:

str = "";
...

That last solution works fine for my first case of reading in a blank 1st field, but now if I have something like:

pMsg = field1|field2||field4

with a blank field in the middle somewhere, then...

This is what I'm doing:

/*CODE

char* pToken = strtok(pMsg, "|");
if (pToken)
token1 = pToken;
else
token1 = "";

I currently have a string delimited with pipes:
i.e. : pMsg = str1|str2|str3|str4

This string is tokenized using strtok. As long as all the strings are not empty, this works fine. After strtok...