I am trying to learn standard, unextended C right now, so I guess I'll be taking out the array.
So... is there just no way to do something like this in the C language? It seems like no matter...
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I am trying to learn standard, unextended C right now, so I guess I'll be taking out the array.
So... is there just no way to do something like this in the C language? It seems like no matter...
OK two quickie questions about this:
1) If mkruk's idea is illegal, why does it work perfectly earlier in the code? I use
char rstring[11+strlen("dark__fun")];
snprintf(rstring,...
Sorry, but this doesn't seem to be working universally...
I managed to get that specific spot of code working with mkruk's solution (not making it a pointer) but it isn't working later in the...
First, the code:
main(int argc, char * const argv[]) {
char *ident_a=0; // Initialize ident_a as a null pointer so we can easily check for that later
ident_a=malloc(sizeof(the_argument)); //...