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int size100; …………….. size100 = (size < 100) ? size : 100; …………….. for (i =0; i<size100; i++) ..................
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You sure may want to make some minor changes:
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I would suggest to run your code in debugger: you will see what your pointers are and what data they represent.
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In C: structure is just data container.
In C++: structure is almost identical to class. There is only one difference between structure and class in C++ : data members in structure are by default public, and in class they are by default private.
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For Microsoft's compiler it will be:
For e or E you will have exactly 3 digits after the decimal point.
They also have g and G format, described as being in fact...Leave a comment:
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sprintf will NOT cause memory leak if you will use it to convert regular C data types. No way. :)
If you already have some memory leak, try to find another source of that....Leave a comment:
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Can you please give us a simple sample of your attempt?
Like "Hello, world!"?
Along with error message(s) from compiler?...Leave a comment:
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You may want to try that link:
http://www.slac.stanfo rd.edu/exp/glast/flight/docs/VxWorks/docs/vxworks/ref/sockLib.html#to p...Leave a comment:
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I think it may be that sign "=" in your "while" statement, right?...Leave a comment:
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