On Thu, 26 Aug 2004 10:56:04 -0500 (EST), [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > You never set pWrd->guess_count to 0, so it could be anything. If it > happened to be 1, then this is probably going to coredump when it accesses > pWrd->guesses[i] because you do not call calloc on that until > do_wtcorrect(). & > A lot of people that learned other languages before C (like java) tend to > forget that C will not initialize data for you. You need to set every > variable before you can be sure what it is. Declaring an int does not > mean it will equal 0. It /may/ but it is not guaranteed to be.
With alloc_perm, it uses calloc which 0's everything, no? And free_x should set it to 0 if its done properly. Orrr, if the new_* is done properly you should have a static variable, which is set to zero when allocated, so it should all be zeroed... of course, if done properly :P Davion
