I’m trying to scan in a txt file with a string of numbers.
t.txt
123
223
323
File *f = fopen(“t.txt”, “r”)
while (i != 3){
for (int j = 0; j < 3; j++){
fscanf(f, “%1c”, &grid[i][j]);
}
i++;
}But it prints a segment fault.
tethered_cable
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Jump to PostSo much left unwritten. I don't see how grid was declared, the value i might not be initialized and there are usually some references to which C library will be used in the first few lines. I'll write incomplete code means I would be guessing here.
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rproffitt
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So much left unwritten. I don't see how grid was declared, the value i might not be initialized and there are usually some references to which C library will be used in the first few lines. I'll write incomplete code means I would be guessing here.
tethered_cable
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I isolated the problem to these few lines, and initialized char grid[3][3], along with the other vars.
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rproffitt
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There isn't enough code for me to compile even with that. I suggest you single step the code in the usual debugger to see why it fails.
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