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Thaaaat got it. Thanks for the quick response!!

Given the following code:



/* result */
char result_ans[8];
memset(&result_ans, ' ', (strlen(result_ans) - 1));
result_ans[strlen(result_ans) - 1] = '\0';

/* store */

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Sorry if I was vague. Here is a more concrete explanation...

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Ok. Now, what to do with the output. Hmm. Could someone tell me if this looks right or if I'm having problems with my libefence.a?



(gdb) bt
#0 0x1002c72c in do_abort () at print.c:27
#1 ...

Thanks for the info. I've made the suggested corrections without luck, however, I'm sure that its a step in the right direction.

So, any experience with a program that does everything correctly...

I've been struggling with seg faults the entire time I've been developing my program, but I've been able to overcome until recently.

I won't post the entire program (unless requested) since its...