I am facing a Problem
when i am creating a file manually like using command vim filename….size of the file is one greater than the no of bytes(charcters) in the file…while checking what exactly that last byte is, i found that is EOLine (10 in decimal)..
But if i creat a file using c library function open and write, the size is exactly equal to the no of bytes in file….Why is it so?????
I’ve completed ‘Multiple Data Compression And Encryption’ project..
#include
void print_massage( void );
void print_massage( void )
{
printf(“This is a called print_massage\n”);
}
main()
{
ptint_massage();
}
gcc -o first first.c
when i compile my programme i am getting [ (.text+0x1a): undefined reference to `ptint_massage'
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status ]this error. how can i resolve this problem?
ANIL+NEERAJMISHRA+NEERAJKUMAR+SOPNIL,are members of our team,today we have made master_array and working on commpression for 4 bit.
From 3bit to 7bit tested OK working fine using realloc,
having compression and decompression as different programs.
if we r creat a fifo and given statement like this:->
mkfifo(“my_fifo”,0777);
But,in command “ll” shows
my_fifo 0755 ;
why?
Hello, this is Samit Kumar Kar, I am currently undergoing Project00.
hello sir,
I wanted to ask that how can we use Lables for calling a predefined kernel function from another function.
For .eg..
ssize_t scull_write()
{
write: xyz;
}
ssize scull_read()
{
goto write;
}
this calling of the write function is not working.
Could you please tell me that how can i get back to the write func from read func without calling it externally.
Thank you
#include
int main()
{
int value = 77,num =99;
int *pv=&value,*pn = #
int **ppi;
ppi = &pv;
printf(“**ppi=%d \n “,**ppi);
ppi = &pn;
printf(“**ppi= %d \n”,**ppi);
system(“pause”);
}
Can anyone suggest me Presentation Topic related to embedded systems……i have a seminar.
