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As far as I know, uint8_t is unsigned char and typeefI understand that the implementation of the two is the same.I think there's a reason why they made it separatelyI wonder when uint8_t is used
I'm following https://computing.llnl.gov/tutorials/pthreads/I keep getting errors when I run the code below.Even though pthread.h was included, it keeps saying pthread_create is not definedWhy is this...
int main (){ int a = 5,b = 2; printf(%d,a+++++b); return 0;}error: lvalue required as increment operandThe code above cannot be executed, but if you write a++++b together, it will be executed, right?W...
I found this C function in the project source fileint (foo) (int *bar){ return foo (bar);}At first, I thought it was a function point, but it wasn't eitherWhy is it covered in parentheses?
I want to know how to find out the size of the file.Before saving the entire file as a string, I want to read it after malloc just the size of the file.I'm using malloc(MAXSIZE*sizeof(char)) together,...
It's possible to point at each type of pointerWho tells me how many pointers to write in an array should be released when memory is released?When you hand over an array to a function, you hand over th...
At school, I was taught not to use Goto under any circumstancesLooking at libavcodec, surprisingly, there are still many people who use goto. What are the advantages of goto in iterations/functions?Yo...
int foo(someVar){ return someVar;}int main(int argc, const char * argv[]) { printf(%d\n, foo(3));}SomeVar, the factor of foo(), doesn't have a typeThere are no compilation errors and the program runs ...
Question about the C static function says there's a static functionI wonder why you make a function only available in the same file.
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