2011/3/7-4/20 [Computer/SW/Languages/C_Cplusplus] UID:54056 Activity:nil | 3/7 I have a C question. I have the following source code in two identical
files t.c and t.cpp:
#include <stdlib.h>
int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {
const char * const * p1;
const char * * p2;
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2010/12/13-2011/2/19 [Computer/SW/Unix] UID:53978 Activity:nil | 12/21 Help, all my files are owned by nobody! -ausman
(yes I emailed root)
\_ Things should be fine now. As usual, the NFS server caused a cascade
of errors.
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2009/8/6-14 [Computer/SW/Languages/Web, Academia/Berkeley/CSUA/Motd] UID:53247 Activity:nil | 8/5 kchang says: sorry, in an attempt to fix Atom bugs, the unique ID (<id>) of
the CSUA MOTD feed started to change every day (the datestamp moves),
thus a lot of readers think all the threads are unique. I've fixed it
so that the unique ID is constant so you guys don't get every single
old entry from previous dates. Sorry about innundating your reader
with a bunch of old entries. PS if you use RSS/Atom reader, you
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2009/1/21-26 [Computer/SW/Languages/Java, Computer/HW/Memory] UID:52436 Activity:nil | 1/21 If I have a linked list of structs and many of those structs have
members that are structs then what is the best way to free() the
memory when I am done with them? I thought I would walk the list
and do a free() on each member of each struct, but that generates
errors like free(): invalid pointer, presumably because I don't
always allocate memory in each struct. No, I never took a class in
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