I used this:
and only on the second line does it report an error, what sort of situations could cause this that you know of?Code:fprintf(stderr,"%s\n",path); fprintf(stdout,"%s\n",path);
Edit: Never mind, finally managed to dig out a related thread that was solved by adding more memory, tried looking around and realised the problem lay where I set the initial value for the number of characters to allocate
Last edited by awsdert; 02-11-2020 at 12:42 PM.
What error you are getting?
Is the 'path' allocated memory by malloc?
"malloc(): corrupted top size" is about all I can remember, as you'll note by my edit I fixed it after finding out it meant a lack of space and since the printf etc lacked awareness of string size I didn't know it had a buffer overflow occurOriginally Posted by ArunS
