Thread: List Reading - Printing

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    List Reading - Printing

    I want to make a list reading the input and i want to print the list after filling it.
    I try hard but i can achieve it because i get faults.

    This is my list
    Code:
    struct AkeraiosStruct {
               int Value;
               AkeraiosStruct * next;
    } AkeraiosStruct;
    
    
    void readinglist (AkeraiosStruct * r){
        int i; 
        
        
           r= malloc (sizeof(struct AkeraiosStruct));
           r->next=NULL;
    
          do{
             i=getchar();
             
             insert_at_end (&r, i);
          
             }while(i!=' ');
    }
    
    
    void insert_at_end (AkeraiosStruct ** ptraddr, int v)
                           /* Insert v as last element of list *ptraddr */
    { while (*ptraddr != NULL)                     /* Go to end of list */
        ptraddr = &((*ptraddr)->next);/* Prepare what we need to change */
      *ptraddr = malloc(sizeof(struct AkeraiosStruct)); /* Space for new node */
      (*ptraddr)->Value = v;                               /* Put value */ 
      (*ptraddr)->next = NULL;              /* There is no next element */
    }
    
    void print(AkeraiosStruct * r)                  /* Print elements of list */
    { while (r != NULL) {       /* Visit list elements up to the end */
        printf("%d --> ", r->Value);         /* Print current element */
        r = r->next;                        /* Go to next element */
      }
      printf("NULL\n");                            /* Print end of list */
    }
    
    int main (void){
        AkeraiosStruct * A;
    
                printf("Give the First number and put space at the end\n\n");
                A=NULL;
                readinglist (A);
                print(A);
    
    return 0;
    }
    I can debugg it.

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    Oh then if you can achieve it and if you can debug it, feel free to do so...

    When you say faults, do you mean a segmentation fault or a compiler error ?

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    The first problem is that your readinglist function takes the pointer value, not the pointer itself. This function has no effect on the pointer in main(). If you want to do it this way, you need this:

    Code:
    void readinglist (AkeraiosStruct ** r){
        int i; 
        
        
           *r= malloc (sizeof(struct AkeraiosStruct));
           (*r)->next=NULL;
    
          do{
             i=getchar();
             
             insert_at_end (r, i);
          
             }while(i!=' ');
    }
    And you need call it in main() like so:

    Code:
    readinglist(&A);
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    Thanks!

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