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c++,c,clang,emscripten
Is it possible to execute emcc (from emscripten) on a clang compiled executable ? I tried but the result is: ERROR root: pdfium_test: Input file has an unknown suffix, don't know what to do with it! I try that because I'm not able to find a solution to compile PDFium...
c,char,segmentation-fault,user-input,scanf
I need to get in one single shot different inputs from one single line. In particular I need to get a single char and then, depending on which char value I just read, it can be a string and an int or a string, an int and another string and...
c,c-preprocessor
I have a function as follows (used in a prime seive, in case you're curious) unsigned long long primeAt(unsigned long long index) { return index * 3 + (index % 2 ? 2 : 1); } which I have refactored into the macro #define PRIME_AT(index) (index * 3 + (index...
c,arrays,pebble-watch,cloudpebble
I'm trying to create a simple dice-rolling application in Pebble using C on CloudPebble. I have an array of different die sizes you can scroll through using Up/Down, and you roll (currently just generate a random number, it'll get fancier later) using the middle button. There's also a label at...
c,pointers,char
I am facing problem in converting float to char*. I have written a function that will put integer part of float in string and then decimal values. I need it for two places of decimal. But something is horribly wrong. Either it ouputs integer value or just 1 place after...
c,user-interface,winapi
While elaborating an answer for another question (by myself), I've come up with the idea of using a MessageBox to report the result of my dialog box. It is a WinAPI modal dialog box created with the DialogBox() function. However, I noticed that handling WM_DESTROY in the dialog's procedure function...
c,percentage,integer-overflow,integer-division
I am trying to express a battery voltage as a percentage. My battery level is a (global) uint16 in mV. I have a 16-bit CPU. Here is my code: static uint8 convertBattery(void){ uint16 const fullBattery = 3000; /* 3V = 3000mV */ uint8 charge; charge = ((battery*100)/fullBattery); return charge; }...
c,arrays,loops,malloc,fread
I'm trying to allocate an array 64 bytes in size and then loop over the array indexes to put a read a byte each from the inputfile. but when I don't malloc() the array indexes, the loop stays in index0 (so each time it loops it replaces the content in...
c
Is reading from a random address safe? I know writing is undefined behaviour but how about reading only? Well, in many visual debuggers, I can see the contents of the memory in an arbitrary address. How is this done?...
c,windows,string,rename
I'm trying to make e-certificates to distribute for one of my college events. I used Photoshop to generate batch certificates with different names and roll nos. Now the files are named core_01Data Set 1.jpg, core_02Data Set 2.jpg, etc. In order to distribute them online, they need to renamed and sorted...
c,binary-tree,binary-search-tree
I need some help in C Help me to extend the binary tree sort on C. I need to return a sorted array in sort function. here it is: #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> struct btreenode { struct btreenode *leftchild ; int data ; struct btreenode *rightchild ; } ; void...
c,opengl
I'm loading a cubemap to create a skybox, everything is fine and the skybox renders properly with a correct texture application. However, I decided to check my program safety with valgrind, Valgrind gives this error: http://pastebin.com/seqmXjyx The line 53 in sky.c is: glTexImage2D(GL_TEXTURE_CUBE_MAP_POSITIVE_X + i, 0, GL_RGB, texture.width, texture.height, 0,...
java,c,jni
So I've tried to use the JNI interface to call Java methods from C. Calling static methods is no problem, but I get stuck when I want to call a method on an object. The code is as follows: #include <stdio.h> #include <string.h> #include <jni.h> int main() { JavaVMOption options[1];...
python,c,arrays
I am in the process of learning how to call C functions from Python by making wrappers. My final goal is to pass huge complex arrays declared in Python to my C functions and get back other huge complex arrays. I have started with an easy example in order to...
c++,c,openssl,cryptography,rsa
My programs fails when I try to decrypt encrypted messages. My code: char *pri_key[] = "some key"; // ---> some key, that i've got from server RSA *rsa; BIO *keybio; keybio = BIO_new_mem_buf(pri_key, strlen(pri_key)); rsa = PEM_read_bio_RSAPrivateKey(keybio, &rsa, NULL, NULL); // Decrypt it // Encoded message is in buff char...
c,signals
I'm now learning signals in computer system and I've stuck with a problem. There is a code given below; int i = 0; void handler(int s) { if(!i) kill(getpid(), SIGINT); i++; } int main() { signal(SIGINT, handler); kill(getpid(), SIGINT); printf("%d\n", i); return 0; } And the solution says that the...
c,gcc,ipc,stdin
Can I use standard input for interprocess communication? I wrote the following gnu c code as an experiment, but the program hangs waiting for input after printing the character defined as val. Neither a newline nor fflush in the sending process seem to alleviate the problem. #include <unistd.h> #include <stdio.h>...
c,format,sscanf,c-strings
A well known function of the scanf() functions is that you can pass a format to scan input according to this format. For my case, I cannot seem to find a solution searching this and this documentation. I have a string (sInput) as the following: #something VAR1 this is a...
c,function,pointers,struct
I am instantiating the struct within the main() function and I am passing a pointer to this structure over to a function. I would like to then pass this pointer to the original struct to another function, how would I do this? I am now lost in pointerception. struct coords...
c,xv6
The original xv6-rev7 operating system contains: 12 directed blocks 1 indirect blcok(points to 128 blocks) This means we have 140 blocks. Each block's size is 512KB ==> 512 * 140 = 71,680 ~= 70KB is the limit of file's size in xv6. I want to implemet triple indirect access in...
c++,c,pointers,fortran
It might be useful to have both C/C++ programmers and Fortran programmers compare and contrast pointers in these two languages. In trying to explain to C/C++ programmers how Fortran pointers differ, I usually say pointers to functions or subroutines do not exist. I then try to make the argument that...
c,linux,file-descriptor
I would like to provoke a situation where there is no file descriptor remaining. I have been thinking about 2 possibilities: Opening thousands of files randomly until the result of open is -1 Set a very low number of file descriptor available (let's say stdin, stdout and stderr). How would...
c,loops,for-loop,macros,printf
#include <stdio.h> #define rows 500 //can define rows as any number int main() { int i,j; for(i=0;i<=rows;++i) { for(j=0;j<(2*i+1);++j) { printf("* "); } printf("\n"); } return 0; } So here is my code, what it does is it prints the number of rows set by #define and creates a right...
c,gcc,binaryfiles
Is there anyway i can look into the values of a structure after compilation? objdump -td gives the function definitions and only the address where the structure is stored. The problem is i am getting a wrong address for one of the threads/functions in a structure when i run a...
c,makefile
I am trying to write a Makefile for my project, all the *.c and *.h files are in a folder called src, and the Makefile looks like this -- CC := gcc CFLAGS := -g -Wall -ansi -pedantic -std=gnu99 LDFLAGS := -lm INCLUDES := $(wildcard src/*.h) IFLAGS := $(addprefix -I/,$(INCLUDES))...
c,arrays,segmentation-fault,initialization,int
void removeVowels(char* array){ int i,j,v; i=0; char vowel[]={'a','e','i','o','u'}; while(array[i]!='\0') { for(v=0;v<5;v++) { if (array[i]==vowel[v]) { j=i; while(array[j]!='\0') { array[j]=array[j+1]; j++; } i--; break; } } i++; } } in function removeVowels() if I don't include i=0; and just say int i; why does it give segmentation fault? Isn't it automatically...
c,smartcard
I have the task to write some crypto stuff in C and make it lightweight. The idea behind making it lightweight is, that it could run on a smartcard which doesn't offer much computational power and memory. It won't come to actually running it on a smartcard and it won't...
c,arrays
I've got array on the top of the code int numberArray[] = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5}; And I would want to bring pointer from this array to another pointer in function void movePointer(int* anotherPointer) { anotherPointer = numberArray; } And now I would use anotherPointer in the rest of...
c,parsing,translation
To give an example: Say I have a very simple library that allows C code to be called from another language L. In order to use your C code from L you need to change certain constructs in your C code such as changing function types to void, replacing function...
c,x11
I've created XImage using XCreateImage and use XPutImage to display it on window, but XPutImage shows this picture only on second call of it. Why this happens? #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <unistd.h> #include <X11/Xlib.h> #include <X11/Xutil.h> void draw(char *rgb_out, int w, int h) { int i = 0; for...
c,matlab,fopen,mex
I have a little experience with Matlab, but am new to the mex environment. What I am trying to do is to save some values I compute to a txt file in my C routine. For the sake of simplicity I am using the example arrayProduct.c from MathWork's Create C...
c,multithreading,pthreads
I need to do the following: Create a thread that creates 10 threads in a row. Each thread just prints it's ID and sleeps for n seconds, where n is the serial number of current thread. But, I can't get passing arguments right, when I run my code it seems...
c,increment,undefined-behavior
I'm using codeblocks and it is giving a different output to other compilers and I can't find a solution to it.What's the undefined behaviour in this program and is there any solution to avoid it? This is the code to print the nth number in a number system with only...
c,assembly,x86,sse,fpu
I am trying to make assembly function that uses SSE and FPU for parallel calculations. Unfortunately I am receiving segmentation fault(core dumped) error(while debugging it doesn't show in assembly function). I also cannot step out from assembly function. Gdb shows: Warning: Cannot insert breakpoint 0. Cannot access memory at address...
java,c++,c,colors
I've an 8-bit grayscale image representing intensities. I would like to display it with color according the intensity value (to be clear,something like this http://www.matthiaspospiech.de/files/matlab/plot/pcolor/pcolor-example-simple.png). I tried with an HSV scale (with H in (0->85) or (85->140) or (140->255) and then go back to RGB but it seems not to...
c,pointers,dynamic-memory-allocation,behavior,realloc
Note, this question is not asking if realloc() invalidates pointers within the original block, but if it invalidates all the other pointers. I'm new to C, and am a bit confused about the nature of realloc(), specifically if it moves any other memory. For example: void* ptr1 = malloc(2); void*...
c,go,xlib,cgo
I am creating a simple window manager (code based of the c code in tinywm) in Golang. To use Xlib, I am using cgo, so my header is: // #cgo LDFLAGS: -lX11 // #include <X11/Xlib.h> And I have a variable declaration, like: event := C.XEvent{} And then, I use this...
c,openssl,cryptography,rsa
#include <string.h> #include <openssl/aes.h> #include <openssl/rand.h> #include <openssl/bio.h> #include <openssl/rsa.h> #include <openssl/evp.h> #include <openssl/pem.h> #define RSA_LEN 2048 #define RSA_FACTOR 65537 int genRSA2048(unsigned char **pub,unsigned int *pub_l,unsigned char **priv,unsigned int *priv_l){ RSA *pRSA = NULL; pRSA = RSA_generate_key(RSA_LEN,RSA_FACTOR,NULL,NULL); if (pRSA){ pub_l = malloc(sizeof(pub_l)); *pub_l = i2d_RSAPublicKey(pRSA,pub); priv_l = malloc(sizeof(priv_l));...
c,io,fortran,shared-libraries,abi
If I have a Fortran subroutine which takes a Fortran IO Unit as one of its parameters (for printing debug information to), and this function is compiled into a shared library, how do I correctly call this function from C? ! An example subroutine that I want to call from...
c,string,pointers,char
I need to reverse a given string and display it without using the value At[index] notation , I tried the below program using pointers,but it does not print anything for the reverse string, Please help! int main() { char* name=malloc(256); printf("\nEnter string\n"); scanf("%s",name); printf("\nYou entered%s",name); int i,count; count=0; //find the...
c,algorithm,security,math,encryption
I'm trying to reverse the following code in order to provide a function which takes the buffer and decrypts it. void crypt_buffer(unsigned char *buffer, size_t size, char *key) { size_t i; int j; j = 0; for(i = 0; i < size; i++) { if(j >= KEY_SIZE) j = 0;...
c,arrays,compilation,compiler-errors,include
I'm writing a program for vocabulary training, for myself. And the program itself should be available in different languages, atm in German and English. What I want is to have a Main File which manage all and two separate files for the functions in the right language. I compile all...
c,sockets,tcp
Lets imagine the following data sequence that was sent from the server to the client: [data] [data] [data] [FIN] [RST] And lets imagine that I'm doing the following on the client side (sockets are non-blocking): char buf[sizeof(data)]; for (;;) { rlen = recv(..., buf, sizeof(buf), ...); rerr = errno; slen...
c,c89,post-increment,ansi-c
Let's say I have the following code: int i = 0; func(i++, i++); The increment is happening right after returning the value? Is it guaranteed that the first argument will be 0, and the second argument will be 1?...
c,strlen
As long as I use the char and not some wchar_t type to declare a string will strlen() correctly report the number of chars in the string or are there some very specific cases I need to be aware of? Here is an example: char *something = "Report all my...
c,sockets
I am getting the following error through the coverity tool - overrun-buffer-arg: Overrunning struct type in_addr of 4 bytes by passing it to a function which accesses it at byte offset 7 using argument "8UL". sample code: static u_long addr; static struct sockaddr_in remote_server; addr = inet_addr(remote_servername); memcpy((char *) &remote_server.sin_addr,...
c++,c,graph
This code is not giving any output. It should output a matrix of 8X8 size. #include <iostream> #define N 8 using namespace std; This function prints the matrix: void print(int arr[][N]){ int i, j; for (i = 0; i < N; i++){ for (j = 0; j < N; j++)...
c,memory,memory-alignment
So I have a void * data of 32 bit unsigned integers which represents the pixels. Is it okay for me to access one of the pixels with a char * and modify the values directly? Or is it better to store my new pixel in a temporary uint32_t variable...
c,function,return,language-lawyer,return-type
I found some interesting code lines: #include <stdio.h> int main() { printf("Hi there"); return main(); } It compiles ok (VS2013) and ends up in stackoverflow error because of the recursive call to main(). I didn't know that the return statement accepts any parameter that can be evaluated to the expected...
java,c
This question already has an answer here: Why is char[] preferred over String for passwords? 11 answers In a discussion one of our senior told that we should not use String for storing password in a Java project because it's a security risk. But it can be acceptable in...
c++,c,memory,arm
So I've been tracking some memory issue for the longest time. I'm coding in C++ and I can see that my program mostly works. I am monitoring my resources and I dont think I have a memory leak because my memory used stays below 12% (I'm on a system with...
c,exec,ipc
I'm trying to figure out how to pass an int using a char pointer. It fails once the int value is too large for the char. This is what I'm trying to figure out: char *args[5]; int i = 20; /*some other code/assignments*/ args[2] = (char *)&i; execv(path, args); How...
c,strcpy
I'm wondering what this syntax of strcpy() does in line 65 and 66: 24 #define SEQX "TTCATA" 25 #define SEQY "TGCTCGTA" 61 M = strlen(SEQX); 62 N = strlen(SEQY); 63 x = malloc(sizeof(char) * (M+2)); /* +2: leading blank, and trailing \0 */ 64 y = malloc(sizeof(char) * (N+2)); 65...
mysql,c
I am trying to loop through the rows in a MySql table and compare the data in a certain column to some user input using C. Currently my code looks like this: MYSQL *cxn = mysql_init(NULL); MYSQL_RES *result; unsigned int num_fields; unsigned int num_rows; char *query_string; MYSQL_ROW *row; if (mysql_real_connect(cxn,...
c,integer,compare,bit-manipulation,string-comparison
I have small vectors. Each of them is made of 10 integers which are between 0 and 15. This means that every element in a vector can be written using 4 bits. Hence I can concatenate my vector elements and store the whole vector in a single long type (in...
c,string,malloc,free
Below is a C program i have written to print different combination of characters in a string. This is not an efficient way as this algorithm creats a lot of extra strings. However my question is NOT about how to solve this problem more efficiently. The program works(inefficiently though) and...
c,if-statement,syntax-error,expression
HELP NEEDED :D So trying to embark on making a time's tables quiz for my brother.Very new to coding so trying to do it as simple as possible but really stuck. Any help would be awesome Basically I keep getting this error [ In function 'main': Line 17: error: expected...
c,file
How to I give the user the ability to name the output .txt file? Here is all I have right now. FILE *f = fopen("output.txt", "a"); ...
c,string,sorting,malloc,free
I am writing a program that is sorting the lines from the input text file. It does its job, however I get memory leaks using valgrind. #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <string.h> char* getline(FILE * infile) { int size = 1024; char * line = (char*)malloc(size); int temp; int i=0;...
c,arrays,string,casting,int
I have a problem with typecasting in C. Let me explain my problem first: I have a 2-dimensional array of integers that is filled with numbers from 0-9 (its a sudoku and 0 means a empty space). Then I have a second array and that is a 3-dimensional char array....
c,multithreading,table,rainbowtable
I'm trying to implement parallelism to this function I want it to take as many threads as possible, and write the results to a file. The results need to be written in the file in the incrementing order so the first result needs to be written first the second second...
c,embedded,stm32,gnu-arm,coocox
I have a STM32F103VCT6 microcontroller with 48kb of SRAM, and recently i've got a memory collision: I have some static variable (lets call it A) located in heap with size of 0x7000 and I wrote some simple function to get info about stack and heap: void check(int depth) { char...
c++,c,opengl,shader
In OpenGL what is the difference between glUseProgram() and glUseShaderProgram()? It seems in MESA and Nvidia provided glext.h, and in GLEW, both are defined, and both seem to do basically the same thing. I find documentation for glUseProgram() but not for glUseShaderProgram(). Are they truly interchangeable?...
c,c-strings
I am studying now C with "C Programming Absolute Beginner's Guide" (3rd Edition) and there was written that all character arrays should have a size equal to the string length + 1 (which is string-termination zero length). But this code: #include <stdio.h> main() { char name[4] = "Givi"; printf("%s\n",name); return...
c++,c,macros
Suppose I have #define DETUNE1 sqrt(7)-sqrt(5) #define DETUNE2 sqrt(11)-sqrt(7) And I call these multiple times in my program. Are DETUNE1 and DETUNE2 calculated every time it is called? Thanks. Please don't downvote this, I really want to know and a search didn't turn up anything definite. ...
c,arrays,memory-management
This question already has an answer here: Segmentation fault on large array sizes 5 answers Memory allocation for global and local variables 3 answers I'm not too experienced in C, but I've been recently writing some program in the language to speed it up a little bit (it was...
c,memory-management,out-of-memory,realloc
I'm trying to implement some math algorithms in C on Windows 7, and I need to repeatedly increase size of my array. Sometimes it fails because realloc can't allocate memory. But if I allocate a lot of memory at once in the beginning it works fine. Is it a problem...
c,variables,constants
I was wondering if there is any way of protecting a variable for being modified once initialized (something like "constantize" a variable at runtime ). For example: #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> int main(void) { int v, op; scanf( "%d", &op ); if( op == 0 ) v = 1; else...
c,string,algorithm,data-structures
int myStrCmp (const char *s1, const char *s2) { const unsigned char *p1 = (const unsigned char *)s1; const unsigned char *p2 = (const unsigned char *)s2; while (*p1 != '\0') { if (*p2 == '\0') return 1; if (*p2 > *p1) return -1; if (*p1 > *p2) return 1;...
c++,c,string,text
Say you have a text file like this all you want from the text is the "size value" but repeats more that thousand time with different value "field_pic_flag : 0 bottom_field_flag : 0 idr_pic_id : 0 Found NAL at offset ,size 28813 !! Found NAL" "field_pic_flag : 0 bottom_field_flag :...
c,macros,printf,ternary-operator
This question already has an answer here: Why is “i” variable getting incremented twice in my program? 8 answers Why outputs of i and j in the following two printf()s are different? #include <cstdio> #define MAX(x,y) (x)>(y)?(x):(y) int main() { int i=10,j=5,k=0; k==MAX(i++,++j); printf("%d %d %d\n",i,j,k); i=10,j=5,k=0; k=MAX(i++,++j); printf("%d...
c,prng,shift-register
I am trying to understand how change the galois LFSR code to be able to specify the output bit number as a parameter for the function mentioned below. I mean I need to return not the last bit of LFSR as output bit, but any bit of the LFSR (...
c,pointers
I made a tree structure, read words from file and registered them to the tree. But the enter() does not work properly. I debuged with gdb and set a break point line 42. Then I entered print *node print *root. (gdb) print node $9 = (struct node *) 0x603250 (gdb)...
mysql,c,load-data-infile
I have a problem with LOAD DATA in C. When I execute the LOAD DATA command in the Command line it works just fine, but when I try the same thing in C it says: The used command is not allowed with this MySQL version. Here's my code: #include <my_global.h>...
c,while-loop,char,scanf,getchar
getchar() is not working in the below program, can anyone help me to solve this out. I tried scanf() function in place of getchar() then also it is not working. I am not able to figure out the root cause of the issue, can anyone please help me. #include<stdio.h> int...
c,visual-studio-2012,linker,static-libraries
Using VS2012 C/C++: I created and linked a static lib called "libtools" to my project. Calls to functions in the libtools lib worked as expected. I created and linked a second static lib called "shunt" to my project. But when I incorporate a call to a function in shunt, I...
c,vector,struct
This is a part of my program that I want to create a vector of struct typedef struct { char nome[501]; int qtd; int linha; int coluna; } tPeca; tPeca* criarPecas(FILE *pFile, int tam) { int i; tPeca *pecaJogo = (tPeca*)malloc(tam*sizeof(tPeca)); if (pecaJogo == NULL) return NULL; for (i =...
c,static,scope,return
I've read a lot of questions about returning pointers in C, but am still confused with the issue of scope. The following code works because of the call to malloc, and one possible output might end up being Wide string: StackOverflow. #include <stdlib.h> #include <string.h> #include <stdio.h> #include <wchar.h> static...
c++,c
I just need to extract those bytes using bitwise & operator. 0xFF is a hexadecimal mask to extract one byte. For 2 bytes, this code is working correctly: #include <stdio.h> int main() { unsigned int i = 0x7ee; unsigned char c[2]; c[0] = i & 0xFF; c[1] = (i>>8) &...
c,execl
I already used execl() in code, and it worked well. But this time, I really have no idea why it doesn't work. So here's the code that do not work #include <unistd.h> #include <stdio.h> int main() { int i = 896; printf("please\n"); execl("home/ubuntu/server/LC/admin/admin", (char*)i, NULL); printf("i have no idea why\n");...
c++,c
So following: double t = 244.233; int a = (int) t; is not undefined behaviour since 244 can fit inside int did I get it right? Otherwise if it was larger value instead of 244 which didn't fit inside int this would be undefined, did I get it right? I...
c++,c,encryption,openssl,rsa
How can I get keys generated by OpenSSL in RAW form? I mean I can't decode my encoded messages in any of online tools. What actions should I do to distribute my keys to other clients (in other apps and web-apps) in proper forms? My generation code is: void VS_CarrierNet::generateKeys()...
c
I have a task to do which is to use similar function like printf to format & print float to two decimal places by using %f formatter. I have tried but the output is blank. May you guys please point out where I am making mistake. void printf_for_float( char* fmt,......
c,text,alignment
I have to solve a problem that involves left justification string length and leading zeros. I have the following table : BEGIN CLOSE CONCATENATE DELETE END INITIALIZE PRINT WRITE This is produced by a simple program. My problem is to find out how to convert it like that : It...
c,arrays,pointers,malloc,dynamic-memory-allocation
I have the following C code: int dimension; double *AtS; ... AtS=(double*)malloc(sizeof(double)*dimension); for (i=0; i<dimension; i++) { AtS[i]=0.0; } While dimension is ~6-8 millions it works fine, but when it about 300 millions it fails with access violation. The following message in debug: Unhandled exception at 0x012f1077 in mathpro.exe: 0xC0000005:...
c,gcc,struct,clang,scoping
Consider the following C program #include <stdio.h> typedef struct s { int x; } s_t; int main() { int x; s_t a; scanf("%d", &x); if (x > 0) { s_t a; a.x = x; } printf("%d\n", a.x); } The a struct variable in the if branch clearly shadows the a...
c++,c,nm
The man page of nm here: MAN NM says that The symbol type. At least the following types are used; others are, as well, depending on the object file format. If lowercase, the symbol is usually local; if uppercase, the symbol is global (external) And underneath it has "b" and...
c,printf,format-string
Using sprintf and the general syntax "%A.B" I can do this: double a = 0.0000005l; char myNumber[50]; sprintf(myNumber,"%.2lf",a); Can I set A and B dynamically in the format string?...
c,multithreading,openmp
I have an OpenMP code, where I need to calculate how many times each thread executes the critical section, any idea how to do it? Code samples are highly welcomed.
c,armcc,predefined-macro
Is there Predefined-Macros define about byte order in armcc. I am a novice on the armcc.and sorry for my English. In gcc these are macros: __BYTE_ORDER__ __ORDER_LITTLE_ENDIAN__ __ORDER_BIG_ENDIAN__ __ORDER_PDP_ENDIAN__ ... Now I have to use armcc, Is there same like these with armcc? Thank a lot. by the way,the armcc...
c,macros
#define VAL1CHK 20 #define NUM 1 #define JOIN(A,B,C) A##B##C int x = JOIN(VAL,NUM,CHK); With above code my expectation was int x = 20; But i get compilation error as macro expands to int x = VALNUMCHK; // Which is undefined How to make it so that NUM is replaced first...
c,mpi,intel-mkl,mpich,scalapack
I go this ex1.c file from Intel 11. However, when I execute it, it fails: [email protected]:~/konstantis$ ../mpich-install/bin/mpicc -o test ex1.c -I../intel/mkl/include ../intel/mkl/lib/intel64/libmkl_scalapack_ilp64.a -Wl,--start-group ../intel/mkl/lib/intel64/libmkl_intel_ilp64.a ../intel/mkl/lib/intel64/libmkl_core.a ../intel/mkl/lib/intel64/libmkl_sequential.a -Wl,--end-group ../intel/mkl/lib/intel64/libmkl_blacs_intelmpi_ilp64.a -lpthread -lm -ldl [email protected]:~/konstantis$ mpiexec -n 4 ./test { 0, 0}: On entry to DESCI{...
c,if-statement,macros,logic
#define MACRO(num, str) {\ printf("%d", num);\ printf(" is");\ printf(" %s number", str);\ printf("\n");\ } int main(void) { int num; printf("Enter a number: "); scanf("%d", &num); if (num & 1) { MACRO(num, "Odd"); } else { MACRO(num, "Even"); } return 0; } Please explain the above code (if/else condition and how...
java,c++,c,operating-system
How to implement NUR (Not used recently page replacement algorithm) using any high level programming language (c, c++ or java)
c,linux,memory,stack,portability
Valgrind found the following error and I, after reading the documentation, the code and other questions in here couldn't figure it out why. Valgrind: first warning ~$ valgrind --vgdb=yes --vgdb-error=0 --read-var-info=yes --leak-check=yes --track-origins=yes debitadmin* debitadmin ==20720== Conditional jump or move depends on uninitialised value(s) ==20720== at 0x4013BC6: initialise (dbg.c:199) ==20720==...
c,scope
The following code is for replacing multiple consecutive spaces into 1 space. Although I manage to do it, I am confused in the use of curly braces. This one is actually running fine: #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> int main() { int ch, lastch; lastch = 'a'; while((ch = getchar())!= EOF)...
c,function,serial-port,posix
I get confused with one line of code: temp_uart_count = read(VCOM, temp_uart_data, 4096); I found more about read function at http://linux.die.net/man/3/read, but if everything is okay it returns 0, so how we can get num of bytes received from that? temp_uart_count is used to count how much bytes we received...
c,linux,file,echo,system
hi ı am triying to take the data of files in a folder with system function this is the code char path[100],command[120]; scanf("%s",&path); sprintf(command,"echo $(ls %s) > something.txt",path); system(command); but when I look to the something.txt there is no new line. This is the output, all on one line with...
c++,c,openssl,byte,sha1
I have a value stored as an unsigned char * (in C). This holds the SHA1 hash of a string. My goal is to cover the SHA1 key space. Since I'm using <openssl/evp.h> to generate the hashes, I end up with an unsigned char* holding the SHA1 value. Now I...
c,function,recursion,comma
This question already has an answer here: What does the comma operator `,` do in C? 8 answers In the below block of code, I am trying to understand how the line return reverse((i++, i)) is working. #include <stdio.h> void reverse(int i); int main() { reverse(1); } void reverse(int...