Edit: This turned out to be an issue with temporaries.Basically, I was ignorantly using C++ as if it worked like Java or C#, which it does not.Hopefully, this will be a good cautionary tale.
I\'m trying to compile this example and play around with it a bit. I\'ve already corrected the main error the people were having with this example where they would call sdl_gl_setattribute before SDL_
#include<stdio.h> #include<ctype.h> int main() { FILE *fpin = fopen(\"in.txt\", \"r\"); fprintf(fpin, \"hello, world!\");
I\'m developing my own PHP extension with a class in it. I recently upgraded from Ubuntu 9.04 to 9.10 and the extension broke. I since tried to update to 10.04 to see if it fixes it as my dev environm
I don\'t understand why, in this code, the call to \"free\" cause a segmentation fault: #include <stdio.h>
I am aware the following isn\'t the fastest way of generating a list of primes however I posed myself the problem and before googling wrote the following program. It works fine for numbers < ~ 44,0
I have simple OpenGL C program (from NeHe lesson 2). There is initialization function InitGL. And i have function foo in my static library:
I\'m taking a class on C, and running into a segmentation fault. From what I understand, seg faults are supposed to occur when you\'re accessing memory that hasn\'t been allocated, or otherwise outsid
I\'ve got a problem with my test code. It compiles well, but when I try to call delegate, program crashes.
So I haven\'t been coding in C++ for quite a while now, but I\'m pretty sure this issue is related to SOCI and not some general knowledge of memory usage in C++. Here is the problem : I\'m using SOCI