I\'m trying to map a doubly linked list to a GUI. I basically create a button structure for every node in the list, map the nodes parameters to the buttons parameters, and then display them on the scr
I\'m writing a compiler that produces C code.The programs produced consist only of the main function, and they use a lot of memory, that is allocated with malloc().Most开发者_JAVA百科 of the memory al
I\'m having a problem with free() on a struct in my C program. When I look at /proc//statm before and after the free it doesn\'t seem to reduce. Am I using free() wrong in this case, or am I reading /
Please help :) OS : Linux Where in \" sleep(1000);\", at this time \"top (display Linux tasks)\" wrote me 7.7 %MEM use.
Makes a while since I\'ve done some C and I have to refresh my understanding of pointers. Here is a function that modifies the content of a pointer. The question is if this code is correct. Is it enou
I have a class as follows struct CliHandler { CliHandler(int argc, char** argv); ~CliHandler(); int doWork();
Been looking at this code for too long and I am getting gloomy any chance of figuring it out by myself has been lost :( anyone can tell me where am I being stupid? I just don\'t understand where I am
I have a struct cell -> struct cell { double x, y, h, g, rhs; struct key *keys; }; And I\'m using the following method to free a cell ->
i\'m new here and first of all, i wanna apologize if i make errors in question. My problem is: i want to implement a B-tree in C, using a file to store the tree...my program reads 10000 strings of 10
I\'m using the following struct and methods: struct cell { double x, y, h, g, rhs; struct key *keys; }; void cellFree(struct cell *c){
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