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I had 'new char' declared as a global variable, but seeing how I only use it in this function I'll declare it as local.



I was expecting to obtain the characters located in the shared buffer....

I was using '*' as a NULL so when the producer read this value it would terminate.

I modified my function to this



void *write_to_buffer (char buffer[])
{
int i=0;
FILE *fp;

Thanks for looking at that portion of code, but instead of receiving "Segmentation Error" upon executing I receive no output.

Here's the portion of code I modified



void *write_to_buffer...

This is my first post, and I'm fairly new at programming. I have a project where I'm recreating the well known bounded buffer problem (producer-consumer). Upon creating these two threads, they share...