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Recent content by namratalimaye
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Segmentation fault (core dumped)
To know the line which is causing error, use GDB. it's availabe on www.sunfreeware.com. After downloading and running gdb in the same dir. in which ur file exists, u'll get a gdb prompt. give the following commands: gdb> file filename gdb> run gdb> backtrace these series of commands shall show...- namratalimaye
- Post #8
- Forum: C
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How do you a directory list, and load the filenames into an array?
declare a char pointer char *command="dir/b c:\directory>a.txt"; ststem(command); the system command runs the commands that run on DOS prompt. the redirection operator redirects the o/p to the file a.txt. dir/b lists all files in a dir without any description. include stdlib.h or...- namratalimaye
- Post #2
- Forum: C
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Using mq_open to send and receive messages
The first char of the name of the string that describes message Q should be a '/' so u shud write it as "/myque" and any other char. in the string cannot be a '/'. Also see the man page on mq_open to ge more information. Regards Nam- namratalimaye
- Post #2
- Forum: C
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Can anyone tell me how to use mq_no
Can anyone tell me how to use mq_notify() in gcc with an example?- namratalimaye
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- Forum: C++
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plaaaaaaaeassssseeee help me!!! reading a directory
DECLARE A CHAR POINTER AS: char *command = "dir/b c:\\files >a.txt"; system(command); here dir/b is a DOS command to list all files in a dir without description! "files" is the directory which needs to be read and "a.txt" is the file in which the output i.e. the...- namratalimaye
- Post #6
- Forum: C
