Hello, I have a function that receives a pointer
void ordenar(int, int, ListaInt *);
So I call it from my main():
ordenar(p,n,&a);
value of &a is 0x28FEE4
So far so good, problem arises when inside ordenar() I call
bubbleSort(p, q, &a);
inside bubblesort &a becomes somehow...
0x28FED8
Any ideas?
Thank you for reading, I appreciate it.
You probably need to pass a to bubbleSort(), not &a.
It is usually a good idea to use more descriptive names than p, n, and a for your variables too.
Yes, to just pass an input pointer onto another function expecting the same type of pointer, you just drop the &
bubbleSort(p, q, a);
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Thank you!
It is usually a good idea to use more descriptive names than p, n, and a for your variables too.
Yes I agree, wasn't my choice.
