How would I know if an error occurred? How is an Error Determined?
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How would I know if an error occurred? How is an Error Determined?
The Application writer creates code that gathers data for logs when/if the application hangs or crashes. What tools do they use and how do they monitor or know what data to gather? ...
I was wondering if there were any educational beginners projects for Bash that would introduce some of the basic things that can be done.
I personally like some thing that would put a time stamp...
I was reading the great tutorial that MK27 recommended and got to thinking on the topic of passing variables and realized that I have not been exposed to any thinking in the way of the scope...
What is the Scope of a funtion return? In this example
int main()
{
int a,b;
a=5;
a = foo(a);
printf("%d", a);
I should have been able to guess but I'm too burned out.
void PassByValue (int n) {
n *= n;
printf("PassByValue(): %d %p\n",n,&n);
Thanks in advance:confused:
It would be okay if that was expanded on if it has importance.
Thank you, MK27 Subsonics Elysia Bayint Naung and Adak for your great replies.
I would like to pursue the framework a little more. Is there a search phrase that i could use to get more info on "decaying". "What is decaying part of?"Also could you post a list of topics like...
How is it that pointer = address_of_array. The pointer should equal to whatever the array stores at the first address but instead strores the arrays...
Hi
I can't seem to find detailed enough info on passing by value and passing by reference. The documents I have on it state that C passes only by value but arrays are passed by a copy of the...
The way in which the concept is interjected into pointers is haphazard in my opinion.It deserves more than a sentence to explain it in a tutorial. I can now see its implications easily
...
I'm reading a tutorial and came across this.
I'm reading a tutorial and I came across this-
Now, let's consider some of the things the above examples have shown us. First off,
consider the...