capsel wrote:
j=strcmp( log, *(lines+i) );
printf( ble\n );
if( strcmp( log, *(lines+i) ) == 0 )
{
printf( ble2\n );
it looks to me like you're probably getting an invalid pointer
reference. When that
On Sunday 30 October 2005 13:54, capsel wrote:
is it a bug in glibc or in my code?
Probably not a bug in glibc. I'm 99% sure that there are no bugs that obvious
in printf or strcmp. glibc is absolutely the most tested code in a GNU/Linux
system, aside from the kernel itself, seeing as it is
Hi all,
I am writing some program... simple program and I've got some code:
j=strcmp( log, *(lines+i) );
printf( ble\n );
if( strcmp( log, *(lines+i) ) == 0 )
{
printf( ble2\n );
it is in for loop. ble and
capsel wrote:
Hi all,
is it a bug in glibc or in my code?
This is so far off topic, it isn't even funny. But, I see a couple bugs
in your code. I will cover them inline:
if( ( config_content == NULL ) || ( config_content==0 ) )
Not really a bug here, but since NULL and
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