Is static allocation of the struct with:
*p_tststructs[10];
different then dynamic allocation with malloc/realloc the way I use it then ?
Type: Posts; User: gh0st
Is static allocation of the struct with:
*p_tststructs[10];
different then dynamic allocation with malloc/realloc the way I use it then ?
I got a question about sizing a struct member with malloc or realloc.
stuct tst{
int iIndex;
char *szMember;
} *p_tststructs;
int iCounter = 0;
I solved it already.
I made a mistake by reversing the little endian stuff.
Solution:
szHigh[] = {0x7C, 0xF0, 0xC6, 0x01};
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