Jeff Squyres wrote:
On Apr 29, 2009, at 5:03 PM, Brian Blank wrote:
Purify did find some other UMR (unitialize memory read) errors
though, but they don't seem to be negativley impacting my application
right now. Nonetheless, I'll post them later today in case anyone is
interested in them.
On Apr 29, 2009, at 5:03 PM, Brian Blank wrote:
Purify did find some other UMR (unitialize memory read) errors
though, but they don't seem to be negativley impacting my
application right now. Nonetheless, I'll post them later today in
case anyone is interested in them.
Might as well; we'
Hi Jeff,
That definetly worked for me. Thanks so much for you help.
Purify did find some other UMR (unitialize memory read) errors though,
but they don't seem to be negativley impacting my application right
now. Nonetheless, I'll post them later today in case anyone is
interested in them
Actually, I think your program is erroneous -- it looks like you're
using number of bytes for the sizes[] array when it really should be
using number of elements. Specifically, it should be:
sizes[0] = (int) sizeof(tstruct.one);
sizes[1] = 1;
sizes[2] = 1;
sizes[3] = 1;
Sinc
