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So do you want to echo it as you type, or once return is pressed? Does is need to be a single repeated char? eg if you entered rrrrrrrrrssssssssss what would you expect? rrrrrrrrtssssssssst ?

Yeah, that is what I was thinking, so therefore as it's a pointer to the heap, returned from malloc I wouldn't have thought it would have been 'wild'; not much use, certainly, but not 'wild'

As...

Thanks,

I'm using gcc 2.95.3 on solaris 9, with Insure++

The line it is reporing the error on is



if ( ( tsites=malloc(number_of_sites*sizeof(IndexEntry)) )!=0 )

Hi,

I've just been looking at the man page for malloc as I was investigating a memory related problem and noticed the following that was relevent

If size, nelem, or elsize is 0, a unique...

Yeah,Thanks guys.....
I've left it for the moment, but a more fully fledged version is on the todo list....

Thanks again

As I mentioned in my previous post, this isn't meant to be a 'new implementation of printf' hence my function not being called main!

I know that what is being passed to me are strings and strings...

Thanks for your post quzah, although.....

I've been having a look at the lib code for stdarg.h and come up with the following solution:

As I'm only looking for something to print strings, it...

Yes, it is, but you only have a pointer to one, not an actual one



struct menuDetail *menuRecPtr; // ponter
struct menuDetail menuRec; // real one!


If you use this, you'll have to go...

You beat me!

If you drop the pointer (*) on where you declare MenuDes, and go back to using the . operator without dereferencing it, you should be OK......

ie


fprintf(fpout2," %s %s...

You can also use ->

eg


fprintf(fpout2," %s %s \n",menuRec->MenuDes0,menuRec->MenuNam0);

That's because it's now convering a char* to an array of char * (your structure)

When you refer to your strucure like that, you are refering to the first element in your structure, it's probably...

What are you trying to copy into into menuRec?

you need to refer to an char* element of the array, as you do on the following line....

Hi

I'm new here, so appologies for my first post being a request!!

I was wondering if anyone can help, I want to write a piece of code that converts an argc / argv to a variable argument list....