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Description of the Problem: In my program, i need to write a program that will determine how many coins of each denomination (1¢, 5¢, 10¢, 25¢, and 50¢) are required to make up a given amount of change. For example, to make 57¢ we could use 1 half dollar, 1 …
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I have a program that works fine under windows, but when i run it on Unix I get a very slightly diffent set of results, followed by a 'segmentation fault' message. I'm at a loss to explain why. Any ideas?
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I've a 2-d array declared as such [CODE]lower_tri = (float **)malloc(sizeof(float *)*(dimention)); for(i =0; i < dimention; ++i) lower_tri[i] = (float *)malloc(sizeof(float)*(i+1));[/CODE] So that it looks like... [] [][] [][][] [][][][] ... However, it causes a segmentation fault when I try to de-allocate the array with [CODE]free(lower_tri);[/CODE] (only in unix, … 
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I'm working on a C program that needs a lot of dynamic memory allocation of 1-D and 2-D arrays. The program works fine when I compile and run it using windows and Visual C++, but when I compile and run it in a Unix environment, I get slightly different results, …
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