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Problem solved, Thank you Adak and Salem!!!!!!!!

Yes, there are comments, my idea is to "pass" that comments using c[0]!='#';

It's a small version but with the problem:



#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
int main(int argc, char* argv[]){
char c0[2];
FILE *archivo = fopen ("teapot_uv.obj","r");
int xivn=0;

nop, the same problem :(

Hi Adak, thank you for your response!,
i forgot to paste it here, but it's in my code:

char c0[2];
FILE *archivo = fopen (namefile,"r");

Hi!, i'm new with c, sorry if it's a newbie question, but i can't find an answer.

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Hi iMalc, thank you for your suggestion.
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Thank you thank you thank you, you save my day!!! :)

Hi LaserLight!, thank you for your response!
I tried what you said, but now i'm receiving a warning (warning: return from incompatible pointer type) :(




List *get(List **lst, int index){...

Hi,
i'm new in c, I have a problem with a Linked list maybe you can help me :)
I made a linked list, and it's working fine, but i have a problem trying to access to an item using an index
This is...