Thread: reading in a file

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    reading in a file

    Hey...
    I am having a problem. If I just fscanf a file, with no operations inside, there is no problem. But if I have some operations inside, and I type in a statement like printf(test)just after entering the file. Even the statement is not printed, and I get a segmentation fault. What could be the causes?

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    What do you mean by "fscanf a file, with no operations inside" ?

    And you should post some code if you want some help. Your code is certainly broken.
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    Your syntax has confused the program. Post your code, but do look at the proper syntax for fscanf() and printf().

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    I wanted to delete this post. Ive already fix the issue.

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