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Question 13.18

cant print correctly a long double in C - Stack Overflow
The problem stems from MinGW using the Microsoft runtime library (the code that implements printf).
This is all well and good until you get...

So run the code in the debugger and find out more information.

1. Compile with debug information
gcc -g -o client client.c

2. Load into the debugger
gdb ./client

3. At the next prompt type...

You can use strrchr to find the last '.' in a string.

In your makefile (or some pre-build step), do


echo 'const char *version="'$(git describe --abbrev = 4 --always --tags)'";"' > version_info.c


Then compile and link with that file, with an...

> If the conditional falls through (in other words, the 'else' case), there are instructions to discard the subroutine address from the stack
> and then jump to a completely different part of the...

Your PrintCard is broken.


$ gcc bar.c
bar.c: In function ‘PrintCard’:
bar.c:90:12: warning: assignment makes integer from pointer without a cast [-Wint-conversion]
tempsuit = deck[0];
...

Sure, post your latest code.
But make sure you use "copy as text" in your IDE and/or "paste as text" in your browser, to stop it looking a mess (as you deleted from your other posts).

> void storeMaze(int N, int M, int matrix[N][M], FILE *fp);
If you can do this,

then you should be able to do this
bool findPath(int N, int M, char maze[N][M], int x, int y)

But I would...

What's the end goal here?

a) Actual readable C code you can maintain and enhance in the future.
b) The ugliest hack that will just get past a C compiler to allow you to put the same functionality...

In C


if ( foo != 0 ) {
// then code
} else {
// else code
}

Do you have an instruction set reference?
6800 instruction set

BMI - Branch if minus
if ( my_signed_number < 0 )

BPL - Branch if plus
if ( my_signed_number >= 0 )

TBH, I would suggest you start with


int coins_array[] = {1,1,2,2,3};
int N = sizeof(coins_array) / sizeof(coins_array[0]);
int S = 6, Sol[MAX], IndexUsed[MAX], total;


It's something you...

Your pseudo code looks fairly reasonable, but your actual code bears almost no resemblance to it (and is just plain wrong in many places).

Start by pasting the pseudo-code into code.


int main...

foo.c: In function ‘subtraction’:
foo.c:776:20: warning: ‘x1’ may be used uninitialized in this function [-Wmaybe-uninitialized]
if (x1 == NULL && x2 == NULL) {

You make a point...

Do you have a short example of the input data file?

Tsk Tsk - quoting your own post only to mis-quote it with the spammy link.
Nice try.

A couple of thoughts spring to mind.

1. You have no exit condition for your recursion.
You keep doing back(step+1); but there is no if(step==?) return; case to tell you that you've either...

You're using the Orwell one and it doesn't work?

I commented out Item (not that it should matter for the purpose of the exercise), and it compiles just fine here



$ cat menu.h
#ifndef...

@amohammed63, please use "copy as text" and/or "paste as text" options of your IDE / browser.
Your posts are unformatted and unreadable with the mix of pastel colours.

Are you talking about the archaic "Bloodshed" Dev-C++ or the somewhat up to date "Orwell" Dev-C++.

Because the bloodshed one is about 20 years out of date.

Dev-C++ download | SourceForge.net

Which compiler/IDE are you using?

This isn't a homework on demand site.
If you want help, you need to make an effort first.

> How do I check it before using from multiple pthreads?
Does it use any global variables?
Does it use any static variables?
Does it open any files for writing?

As I said


m[i][j] = pow(i+1,j+1);


pow() is in math.h