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C is a general-purpose programming language used for system programming (OS and embedded), libraries, games, and cross-platform. This tag should be used with general questions concerning the C language, as defined in the ISO 9899 standard (the latest version, 9899:2018, unless otherwise specified — also tag version-specific requests with c89, c99, c11, etc.). C is distinct from C++, and it should not be combined with the C++ tag without a specific reason.

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LNK2019 unresolved external symbol in function defined in static library

I am trying to compile a driver through the use of cl.exe on Windows 10. It is written in pure C. I am using the Enterprise Windows Driver Kit to provide source files and compiling for X86. I ...
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In C language, do multiple implicit conversions that occur in an expression have a certain order?

(My question might be quite long. I would be very grateful if you could read it through.) I am learning C language by reading the C11 standard. I find that there are quite a lot of implicit ...
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How can i use functions from libc in NASM 64 bit

im making my own programming language and i wanted to call some functions from libc (es strcat and printf) but im unsure on how to call them correctly(i dont which cpu registry to use and if i have to ...
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Receiving and Sending J1939 CAN message on Linux in C

I am trying to open a SocketCAN J1939 and receive and send J1939 messages. I am very confused with type "sockaddr_can". This structure has j1939.addr, j1939.pgn, j1939.name etc. When I ...
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Passing `volatile` buffers to library functions which do not take `volatile`

I have a multi-processor system with a "shared" memory region used for communication. In some cases one of the processors needs to process some considerably large data in the shared memory ...
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malloc fails even with enough memory

I'm implementing a SkipList for academic purposes in C. #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <time.h> // =============================================== // SkipList // ===...
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Unable to access server running in k8s pod from WSL host with docker-desktop installation

I'm running docker-desktop with WSL2.0 ubuntu on windows. I created a k8s deployment in the wsl ubuntu host. The deployment has one pod where I'm running a simple server program(runs forever, accepts ...
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Adding attributes to entire c-file instead of specific function

Hi I was trying to add the attribute __attribute__((section(".protected"))) to my whole c file. My temporary solution was to just give this attribute to main() and put all the variables ...
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iconv: Invalid argument error when passing struct element

I have a function which converts utf-16 string to utf-8 by using iconv library (ignore "ISO-8859-1" part, my test files all are utf-8 and utf-16). Here is it's code: char* to_utf8(const ...
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In R, how and where does the underlying C functions get their argument inputs?

I'm trying to understand what happens at the C level when I call a function in R. For instance, print("Hello, World!") will call UseMethod("print"). From the "table" in ...
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TCC & CLion errors

I've setup successfully the CLion + TCC enviroment on the windows 10 machine. My colleague asked me for help with that so I shared the CLion project and he: unpacked the TCC in the right directory, ...
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How to handle error creating threads in a loop

I'm into the Philosophers project, it is about handling threads and mutexes. For the project I need to create several threads, each thread runs a routine function and accesses shared resources. I ...
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C serial communication, Why does read() lose some data bytes at high baud rates (e.g., B921600)?

Question: I am implementing a C program to communicate between two serial ports on the same machine. The setup involves two serial ports connected via a Null Modem adapter, and I am experiencing an ...
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How do I properly call OpenGL 3.3 functions in Fortran?

For some reason, I am trying to run OpenGL 3.3 in Fortran. I'm having trouble calling glGenBuffers(). Note that glewInit() returns 1. I tried to set the glewExperimental = 1 flag, but with no ...
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problem with cs50 p-set3 runoff (print winner funtion)

so this is a problem from CS50 Week 3 runoff, when I am running this code I am getting the following error, I cant understand why? I don't find any problem with the code, so need help from more ...
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