I\'m quite new to C so please bear with my incompetence. I want to read an whole EXEcutable file into a buffer:
When I am trying to execute my program Its getting error like this - sendip: malloc.c:4631: _int_malloc: Assertion `(unsigned long)(size)
EDIT: I have changed my program according to suggestions people have made but I am unable to fix memory leaks. Also, I need to free them without using argc, so i need to somehow keep track of the arra
开发者_JAVA百科I\'m trying to implement malloc for my Operating Systems class, and I was wondering about the advantages of maintaining a doubly linked list of free memory blocks as opposed to a singly
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This is actually a much more concise, much more clear question than the one I had asked here before(for any who cares): C Language: Why does malloc() return a pointer, and not the value? (Sorry for th
From my understanding of C it seems that you are supposed to use malloc(size) whenever you are trying to initialize, for instance, an array whose size you do not know of until runtime.
For a program, I would like to make an array copy of the arguments sent in by command line using malloc().
With \"opendir\" and \"readdir\" i do read a directories content. During that process i do some strings manipulation / allocation:
==20420== ==20420== HEAP SUMMARY: ==20420==in use at exit: 0 bytes in 1 blocks ==20420==total heap usage: 1 allocs, 0 frees, 0 bytes allocated
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