9 Nov
2012
9 Nov
'12
1:58 a.m.
On 11/08/2012 10:18 PM, Muffinman wrote:
On 08-11-12 22:02, Brett McCoy wrote:
And, BTW, pay attention to the "format ‘%i’ expects type ‘int’" type of
warnings. Using the wrong or omitting required length modifiers can lead
to segfaults, too. Even if '%d' and '%ld' refer to integers of the same
size on an i386 platform, on a 64 bit platform they won't and weird
things can happen if the argument doesn't match the format spec.
Jacob
You never allocate memory for the pointer long *outvl after you create
it, but then try to point to a value. You need to use malloc() to
initialize the memory for that pointer before you can use it.
Thanks!! I believe I have some more reading to do.