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  1. Can somebody explain in parts what this code does?

    I am busy with learning C and could somebody explain in parts what this code does?



    //I am intrested in the mean of this (which is in a methode)
    struct node *link =(struct node*)...
  2. Malloc how unsuccesfully (not allocating memory)

    Bellow I show some code that I got from a tutorial.

    I am interested in understanding what are some changes that I can make to this code so that I will end up in the block:



    if (ptr ==...
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    int* ptr vs int *ptr;

    Is there a difference between

    int* ptr
    and

    int *ptr;

    I think there is not, but I want to now for sure.
  4. I have installed Cygwin but no GCC in my command prompt

    I have installed Cygwin but I have no access to GCC in my command prompt.

    How can I make use of GCC in windows from my command prompt?
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    Windows is not catching GCC at all, when I...

    Windows is not catching GCC at all, when I execute:
    gcc --version

    I get the message GCC not recognized in cm
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    I have installed cygwin en netbeans

    I have installed cygwin in Windows

    How can I execute a c file in Windows?
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    Linux is also possible: Is this what I need to...

    Linux is also possible:
    Is this what I need to enter in the Terminal?
    Because I get the error: error: No such file or directory


    pkg-config --list-all | grep ^glib glib-2.0 GLib - C...
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    'glib-object.h' file not found

    I have coded a piece of code on my Mac laptop and I want to execute it.
    When i execute the code (with
    gcc main.c -o main) I get the error 'glib-object.h' file not found.
    But I did installed glib...
  9. Do you allways need to use free after malloc?

    I see alot of tutorials using malloc, calloc for allocating memory space, but they are not freeing up the memory.
    Shouldn't free be used after malloc or calloc is been used?
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