After looking at some open source projects C code I\'m not sure if I\'m doing stuff right. When I\'m creating strings (char *), I\'ve normally done this:
Can I do this in C? Valgrind complains that realloc produces an invalid free? int main(){ void* mem; // Do stuff
I have the following code: #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #define OUT void getDataFromServer(OUT int** array, OUT int* size)
I\'m writing a program in C that checks for circular symbolic links. The strategy is to create a struct fileInfo:
I need to write data into a structure where the length of the data depends on the command I want to send to a device. For that I have defined the following structure:
I\'ll try to keep it brief: I\'m using OpenGL ES 2.0 on iPhone, and am utilising a Vertex Buffer Object to render many shapes on-screen at once.
开发者_开发百科While developing a piece of software for embedded system I used realloc() function many times. Now I\'ve been said that I \"should not use realloc() in embedded\" without any explanatio
i try to reallocate array inside a function. unsigned findShlasa(int matrix[COL_MATRIX_A][ROW_MATRIX_A], Sa *ar, list head)
which one of the following is preferable file=fopen(argv[1],\"r开发者_C百科\"); arr=(unsigned int *)malloc(4);
I have the next struct struct Board { int width; int height; char **board; } And I would like to expand the **board, meaning I need more memory and thus the call to
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