suresh gani
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take recursive function
fun(int n) {
static int rem;
if(n <= 0)
return ;
rem = n % 2;
fun(n/2);
printf("%d", r);
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Hey max value will increment two times so take a close look at the code by replacing the macro call by its bodyLeave a comment:
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No man it should have seperate CPU registers and also it doesn't inherit file locks and all please refer the book "Maurice J Bach'.Leave a comment:
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i am writing code segment for that, you realise it ok
fun(char *p) {
int i;
unsigned int n;
for( ; *p != '\0'; p++)
n = n * 10 + (*p - '0');
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}
then reverse rhe value n, u will get itLeave a comment:
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suresh gani started a topic How the compiler in C language differentiates the function and system callin CHow the compiler in C language differentiates the function and system call
Hi,
This is suresh, newly joined for this community . I have one doubt.
How the gcc compiler ( C Language) on Linux platform knows which is Function call and which is the System call while compilation process ?
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