SookYoung Kim wrote:
struct foo *p;
Is it different from
memset(p,0,sizeof(*p))
and
memset(p,0,sizeof(struct foo)) ?
They are the same. The type of "*p" is "struct foo".
I prefer to write this way since it allows me to change
"struct foo *p" to "struct foo2 *p" without changing
every
Good $daytime,
Date: Tue, 27 Oct 1998 15:23:17 +0800
From: Song Lining [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Linux C Programming List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: emacs problem
I've been trying to use emacs to edit my C++ code, and I've used M-x
auto-fill-mode to turn on the autofill mode, when I want to
Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
There is a similar problem for descriptors 1 and 2, particularly in
setuid programs.
True. It isn't really a problem for daemons (deamons are usually not
suid, and started in a controlled environment), but for suid programs
yes.
What about this code:
[snip]
holotko wrote:
I saw something the other day which, after all the years I have been
working with C. I had never seen before, (or at least never paid much
attention to). The idea involved passing arguments to functions by
reference, so that a reference to the variable/argument is passed to
Sorry about this question that has no relationship with LINUX
Programming.
I developed a program for Win' NT that use ODBC and have GUI. The
program can work well when executed in interactive (from Win' NT
desktop) but get error when I schedule it using AT command. It get error
about the ODBC
Hi,
How can we change the time on a sym link through a C program ?
Thanks,
-Salil
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