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Last edited by Iqbal_h_a; Sep 7th, 2006 at 7:12 am.
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Please post your question outside code tags. I corrected your first two posts, do this one yourself, or I will delete this thread. Since it has been only 2 minutes since your post, you can edit it now.
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(Is it in the heap?)
Wolfie ?
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Yeah and put [ CODE ] [/ CODE ] around JUST the code not the whole post, like Wolpack said please.
Last edited by hollystyles; Sep 7th, 2006 at 7:22 am.
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Wolfpack just gave me this URL
http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread50780.html
Moral:
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http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread50780.html
Moral:
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Last edited by hollystyles; Sep 7th, 2006 at 7:34 am.
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>>char *str="abcd";
There are two objects here -- the pointer itself is a variable that is on the stack. It contains the address of the string that is stored in the heap -- often in read-only memory.
[edit]Sorry Holly I didn't see your last post when I posted this. The link you posted is a much better and thorough explaination.[/edit]
There are two objects here -- the pointer itself is a variable that is on the stack. It contains the address of the string that is stored in the heap -- often in read-only memory.
[edit]Sorry Holly I didn't see your last post when I posted this. The link you posted is a much better and thorough explaination.[/edit]
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[edit]Sorry Holly I didn't see your last post when I posted this. The link you posted is a much better and thorough explaination.[/edit]
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Last edited by hollystyles; Sep 7th, 2006 at 9:10 am.
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Originally Posted by WolfPack 
Please post your question outside code tags. I corrected your first two posts, do this one yourself, or I will delete this thread. Since it has been only 2 minutes since your post, you can edit it now.
I tried to edit the post as you suggested, but could not do so.
I will definitely take care of all the rules in my future posts.
I am extremely sorry if I hurt anybody by breaking the rules.
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Sorry for my ignorance. As I am new to this blog, I was unaware of the rules.
I tried to edit the post as you suggested, but could not do so.
I will definitely take care of all the rules in my future posts.
I am extremely sorry if I hurt anybody by breaking the rules.
Thanks
Iqbal
he he anyway at least we know you got the message now.
Of course we don't expect you to know all the rules straight off. If you look in my signature there's a link to 'the basics', I recommend reading that it will help you to make good posts that will get read and answered. Forums are a bit like Ebay you gotta put some effort into the listing to get bids and a sale, same here to get good answers.
Lastly don't mind WolfPack he's a big softy really, but he has the onerous responsibility of being a moderator and keeping everyone in line and the threads looking neat and tidy, so he has to throw his weight around a litte otherwise everyone would just ignore him, and the forum would be an unsightly mess. The knowledgeable people with all the answers only come and stay and answer posts in nice neat forums so the effort is worth it I think.
Last edited by hollystyles; Sep 8th, 2006 at 3:59 am. Reason: typos
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Originally Posted by Iqbal_h_a
Sorry for my ignorance. As I am new to this blog, I was unaware of the rules.
I tried to edit the post as you suggested, but could not do so.
I will definitely take care of all the rules in my future posts.
I am extremely sorry if I hurt anybody by breaking the rules.
Thanks
Iqbal
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