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Thanks. I went through the whole file and although I did not find the source of the problem, I did retype everything and it worked then. Somaybe it was a typo. Thanks, lesson learned which I'm...

Hello I've been debugging this for about an hour now would be really grateful if someone could lend a hand with this. I'm getting errors saying a method can't find a function associated with it, but...

Hello, I found it under very high magnification - it's the small white box with the black triangle that, when you click on the component, appears just to the left of the rightmost 'handle' at the...

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I'm partially sighted and so would be grateful if someone could help with this.

I'm building an application in Microsoft Visual web Developer, but how do I access the 'Design' view for a...

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I'm using Visual Web Developer Express 2005 to build a back end to a site in .NET and C#, but I can't find the code to make a button load a different page.

I want to have buttons on the...

OK I've gotten the printf to work. Still don't understand the malloc issue. The explanation I'm working from is from the cprogramming lesson on Structures.



#include <stdio.h>
#include...

OK, also, why does the program wait for user input after printing the size variable (1024)? There are no input functions in the program.

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True, the printf doesn't print the pos variable. Also, why won't malloc allocate memory for ptr? I read that in these cases it would allocate memory to the largest item in the structure. ...

Thanks. That worked great.

BTW, that means there's also a mistype in the cprogramming.com tutorial on structures. They don't put the struct keyword in front of the instance.

Thanks again. I'm...

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I was practicing working with structures and wrote out this program:



#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

struct tree {

EDIT: cygwin seems to work fine.

Hussein.

Hi. thanks very much for that - it seems so simple when you put it like that, and I can't believe that it was simply white space for Q1!

OK, I'll go ahead and try to strip out the original bits...

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I have been given this program to modify. The original program totals up files and directories in a file tree and has functions to detect the difference between them (whether they use / or...

Ok. Thanks for your reply. I think I'm starting to understand C functions returning different data types than you are actually using them for (e.g using fgetc to get characters but the function...

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sorry about that, but I never realised just changing the name of my typedef would have such an effect - how could that have been causing the malloc errors when the compiler didn't even...

Hello. I'm continuing to get 'myprogram has encountered an error and needs to close' windowsmessages when trying to run any of my programs compiled in C. The current one is this:



/*...

Yes, that is correct.

Grrr, I had a nice reply typed up here before the computer crashed.

Anyway, thanks for all your comments and suggestions. I'm also really sorry I forgot to include...

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I've been practicing writing small programs, but now I'm finding that whenever I try to run it, it runs, but half-way into the program Windows displays the (myprogram has encountered a...

Hi. thanks for that. I finally got the hang of it, a combination of syntax errors, quotes in the wrong place and yes, trying to compare and print something that wasn't there.

So I learnt:
1. ...

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Thanks very much for that 'embarassed'. Can't believe I didn't spot the error with the brackets. Also, I can see where the problem with the hex conversion character lies.

What I...

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Thanks for your replies. yes, I did include <stdio.h>. Not sure about the namespace, i think Bloodshed Dev++ is a straight out of the box compiler.

Here's the code in case it helps:...

Hi. firstly, I'm really sorry for not responding sooner. Most of you must think I'm simply one of those people that come along, beg for answers and then just disappear. In actual fact, I hadn't...

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I am having trouble with seemingly correct printf statements being reported by the compiler (Bloodshed Dev C++) as invalid. I am writing in C, and yes, the file type is set to C as well.
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I've been working on learning C for some time, but one of things I just can't get my head around is the business of printing the contents of memory to the screen. I know it's probably...

Thanks very much for those links- I'll take time to go through them. Seems to me like building a GUI for a C program is not as simple as say, one for Java, at least there don't seem to be many...