c pointers

[mitchellpal@gmail.com]

i really am having big trouble with c pointers. anyone wanna encourage
me? my e-mail is real...i use it too.

[Vladimir S. Oka]

Re: c pointers

mitchellpal@gma il.com wrote:[color=blue]
> i really am having big trouble with c pointers. anyone wanna encourage
> me? my e-mail is real...i use it too.
>[/color]

Go on mate! Read that C textbook on your bookshelf!
Reading a few c.l.c threads on the subject will help, too.

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If you have a specific question though, do come back here.

Cheers

Vladimir

PS
My e-mail is real as well, but I don't use it for private
lessons, especially not free ones.

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[mitchellpal@gmail.com]

Re: c pointers

thanks pal.... let me try this too.... i use my e-mail for anything.

[Kenneth Brody]

Re: c pointers

mitchellpal@gma il.com wrote:[color=blue]
>
> i really am having big trouble with c pointers. anyone wanna encourage
> me? my e-mail is real...i use it too.[/color]

Go Mitchell, go!
Let your C experience grow!
Learning pointers is lots of fun.
Your programming journey has just begun.

(Or did you have a more specific issue in mind?)

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[N Mulangi]

Re: c pointers

Kenneth Brody wrote:[color=blue]
> mitchellpal@gma il.com wrote:
>[color=green]
>>i really am having big trouble with c pointers. anyone wanna encourage
>>me? my e-mail is real...i use it too.[/color]
>
>
> Go Mitchell, go!
> Let your C experience grow!
> Learning pointers is lots of fun.[/color]

I wouldn't exactly call it fun. Not with these kinds of problems (which
incidentally *I* am currently having to address): "I allocate this
memory and pass it to this library function, who is responsible for
de-allocating it?"
[color=blue]
> Your programming journey has just begun.
>
> (Or did you have a more specific issue in mind?)
>[/color]


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[Vladimir S. Oka]

Re: c pointers

N Mulangi wrote:
[color=blue]
> Kenneth Brody wrote:[color=green]
>> mitchellpal@gma il.com wrote:
>>[color=darkred]
>>>i really am having big trouble with c pointers. anyone wanna
>>>encourage me? my e-mail is real...i use it too.[/color]
>>
>>
>> Go Mitchell, go!
>> Let your C experience grow!
>> Learning pointers is lots of fun.[/color]
>
> I wouldn't exactly call it fun. Not with these kinds of
> problems (which incidentally *I* am currently having to
> address): "I allocate this memory and pass it to this library
> function, who is responsible for de-allocating it?"[/color]

You are, of course (unless your library documentation tells you
otherwise)! That's the part of the fun...

Cheers

Vladimir