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I have a working C program that has the simple function that returns a d character encoded in a byte array. char foo() { return 'd'; } char byte_array[] = {0
I know a very large two-dimensional arrays in C needs a long identifier for the variable type when assigning memory to the array to avoid stack overflow errors
I know a very large two-dimensional arrays in C needs a long identifier for the variable type when assigning memory to the array to avoid stack overflow errors
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I am trying to port a C (not C++) program from GCC to Visual Studio. The GCC specific function strdupa() is widely used in this program. Is there any way to imp
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As the title explains the problem. In this function in my program , whenever I allocate a certain size in the array I get huge chunks of error
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