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    I tried malloc an array in palindrome() and then...

    I tried malloc an array in palindrome() and then after getting the output I wanted, I free it and recursively call palindrome() again.

    Sad to say, it's not working. :frown:
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    I will ask them if I am able to use loop for...

    I will ask them if I am able to use loop for filling array. It makes me look stupid now. LOL!
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    I already tried malloc-ing the array and free it...

    I already tried malloc-ing the array and free it in palindrome. Still won't works :(

    Yeah, I am not allowed to use a loop to construct. The school is damn stupid. There are so many recursion...
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    Thanks for the diagnostic! The stacks is too...

    Thanks for the diagnostic!

    The stacks is too deep and it is running out of memory. :frown:
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    Error as shown in gdb: 10985

    Error as shown in gdb:

    10985
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    You can tried the input of 0 to 654321 :) It will...

    You can tried the input of 0 to 654321 :) It will fails.

    This is for school work. I am restricted to using recursive. :(
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    Segmentation fault on recursive function

    Hey guys, I am having segmentation fault on recursive function @ int fill_array(). If I enter number like 0 to 16100, the program works fine. For any integer > 16100, the program crashes.

    I am...
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    Sticky: Nice online resources! Save my day ! =)

    Nice online resources! Save my day ! =)
  9. Thanks for your fast reply! :) The link @...

    Thanks for your fast reply! :)

    The link @ Cprogramming.com FAQ > Why it's bad to use feof() to control a loop was very helpful indeed.

    Thanks! Now i know why. LOL!
  10. Why is there one extra byte when copying file?

    Hi guys, am new in C programming. I don't understand the following:

    In the below code snippet, input.txt is 30 bytes. When I run the program, output.txt is 31 bytes.



    FILE *fp, *new_fp;...
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