I have few issues regarding when to use malloc or in this case strdup. Below is the small function which I have stolen from internet.
I want to develop a library with ANSI C. I have a string struct: struct libme_string { char* buffer; int length;
I\'m currently coding an implementation of the Burrows-Wheeler Transform which requires sorting a (large) array. Since I want to parallelize parts of the code of a recursive sort function, I decided t
I have a simple program which reads a bunch of ini file settings in memory allocated dynamically (malloc), then does stuff in loops for a long time, then ends.When I run valgrind I see that the memory
Here there\'s a list of environment variables about the malloc package: MallocStackLogging MallocStackLoggingNoCompact
Let\'s say I redefine malloc e.g. in a memory debugging program electric fence. electric fence says that one must link the library with the gcc -g -Wall -Wstrict-prototypes -lefence test.c. So my unde
I\'m trying to build a ternary search tree for a school project. As far as I can tell, my code looks okay.
Short version: Is there an official/correct way to query for the size of strings like CL_P开发者_高级运维LATFORM_VENDOR?
I am trying to port some CPU codes into CUDA. My CUDA card is based on Fermi architecture, and therefore I can use the malloc() function in the device to dynamically allocate memory and don\'t need to
I\'m currently stuck with a legacy code using multiple dimensions arrays : #define B 25 int Table[A][B][C][D][E][F];
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