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Comments by Member 10200096 (Top 15 by date)
Member 10200096
14-Sep-13 2:11am
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ok cool!
Member 10200096
14-Sep-13 2:01am
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Declaring an array of pointer which points to a string?
Member 10200096
10-Sep-13 4:16am
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yes it does the same thing as needed :) but you don't have to use extra memory like you did storing characters in char K. And even giving the condition in while loop i
Member 10200096
10-Sep-13 3:04am
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that can be corrected using while(str[i]!='\0' && i<len)> but it does not work even then
Member 10200096
6-Sep-13 10:31am
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I see . I have made some changes in the code as you suggested ,but still it doesn't work
Member 10200096
6-Sep-13 9:51am
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yes ! i updated it . I forgot to mention the problem
Member 10200096
1-Sep-13 8:50am
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yes but i have to do it using udp itself :)
Member 10200096
31-Aug-13 6:16am
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And what if n<0 . Will it go to infinite loop??
Member 10200096
20-Aug-13 0:08am
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printlist will take the argument which is kind of struct list * and after that i am initialising a newnode of that kind . I mean i have done the same in insert() function too. And even if i use node ,the code gives output 0
Member 10200096
17-Aug-13 12:13pm
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Thanks :)!
Member 10200096
17-Aug-13 9:02am
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ok ohkay :) I got it right . One more thing like if we want to create like some 4 grandchildern how do we distribute it as in child1 creates 2 more processes and child2 too do the same That in total make 4 grandchild of the same process?
Member 10200096
17-Aug-13 8:52am
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This is the same way how we creating second child (child2) in the given code. Correct me if i am wrong? Basically i am not getting the difference between how to create child and grandchild.
Member 10200096
15-Aug-13 6:36am
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i thought i might work as i am new to pointers. But also after this change the code does not work .
Member 10200096
9-Aug-13 14:21pm
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But C allows Char pointer string intialisation i.e we don't need malloc,right?
Member 10200096
9-Aug-13 14:19pm
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You should see this before commenting
http://cplus.about.com/od/learningc/ss/strings.htm
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