Interesting, UCHAR is defined as typdef unsigned char UCHAR, so the if statements should be fine, you can give this a try.
if ( temp[i] == (UCHAR)'A')
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Interesting, UCHAR is defined as typdef unsigned char UCHAR, so the if statements should be fine, you can give this a try.
if ( temp[i] == (UCHAR)'A')
Hi, it might sound odd, but are you sure you are getting that error from this program or there any other programs that are there wihtin in our environment, if you are running in IDE that could be the...
The word binary integer is kind of confusing, because at the low level everything is binary, whether its integer or character or string or float.
Coming to the solution you are looking for, you can...
Can you be more specific in explaining your problem, the one you gave is kind of vague.
As far as I know, there is no such thing as design patterns in C.
From my understanding design patterns are helpful to provide solutions to design problems.
Most of the design issues fit into one...
Not sure what you mean by causing gap at end, but the printf() will not print the NULL explicity, it just prints upto NULL.
Depending on what's there next to your string in memory, it might...
Try doing this,
tree = NULL;
immediately after the free(tree); statment