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Seems like there is a problem with the strcat

How would you dump the entire file into memory?

Hi

i get a segmentation fault when i want to close a file i have opened
here is the code



char *temp;

temp = (char *)malloc(1000);

It looks like the program does not pick up the > character. It will assumedly pipe it out to what ever is on the other end.

Hi i get a

"subscripted value is neither array nor pointer"

when i compile my source.

the error is pointing this line

Hi,

Is there a struct that contains file stats? or a function that can get the size of a file.

I am trying to allocate memory space for files i am trying to modify. But first i need to know the...

I will keep that in mind when memcpy doesnt seem to work.

Also with regards to SlyMaelstrom comment, i cant copy my code because i cant copy from cygwin. I work remotely on a unix machine on a...

after looking at my code for a couple of minutes i realise that it was my stupid fault and left out a small but significant ';'.

:p...

my error that i get or the error i think is wrong with the code?

if it is the first one all i get is

"pass error"

the errors is on the memcpy line

i am trying to use memcpy but it gives me a compile error

this is what i am doing



char *temp;
char space[21];

temp = malloc(5000);

ok thanks =D

hi

i am try to create a dynamic array of char

this is what i have done




char *temp;

to be honest i already tried it before posting it. There are so many ways to do one thing and i was just seeing if there are better ways to do one thing.

Is there a site that has good c...

thank you. also is %x to print in hex ?

assuming that there is something already in to_b_tested

Hi

i have an array and wish to compare certain parts of the array to a string. For example i have the string "AB CD EF" and i want to test my string to see if it is of AB or CD or EF


this is...

thanks :)

Hi,

this should be a simple question. How do i initialise an array of strings and then how do i copy strings into the array?

I have loaded some data into an array of 80. how do i go about removing the first element of the array and pusing everything else one position in the array?

I found out what i was doing wrong.

When i check to see if i can open or read the file i didnt put braces around the openning of the file first.



if (out_fp = fopen(out_filename, "w") ==...

yep... doing the same thing as when i check out_fp :)

That doesnt solve the segmenation fault.

I can open a new file and open the file to read it.

it crashes somewhere between the while loop statment.

Hi,

I am trying to copy several rtf files into one rtf file. this is basically what i have done




char in_filename[MAXPATHLEN];
char out_filename[MAXPATHLEN];
FILE *in_fp, *out_fp;

thanks... i did the fseek backwards and that works.

ok. thanks. i will see how i go