Hi, as i understand c doesnot perform bound checking , and any acess of previous index will just get the prev indexed mem contents and same for beyond index.
main()
{
int y = 98;
int a[5]={11,12,13,14,15};
int z = 541;
printf("a[0]=%d a[4]=%d\n",a[0], a[4]);
printf("a[-1]=%d\n",a[-1]);
I've been using Slackware for several years, but haven't really encountered (or put much thought into) a definite answer on Slackware's amount of "freedom" as defined by the FSF and the Stallmanites.
Hey all.
I just installed Slackware 12.2 and everything ran smoothly.
Except, when i boot into it, login and try and start x, it doesn't work.
Code:
Fatal server error:
no screens found
Waiting for X srver to begin accepting connections
giving up
I am trying to use "hexdump" on the files in the /dev/ directory. This is ubuntu 9.10.
There is some more in this forum:
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...of-dev-785703/
As both UID and GID maintain they must have an associated value to function, that is the ID of the "current process" by default. Ok, I got that down.
I had Slackware 12 on my computer for awhile with no problems. Then I tried Ubuntu and did not stick with it very long so I went back to Slack 13. Now my sound works but only one program at a time can use it. How do i fix this? I will be listening to a song and have firefox open on youtube and it wont play the youtube sound.
hi, i am william!
--2 things in some categories--
location: originally from texas, currently in the northern eu.
hobbies: photography and writing.
systems: linux at home and mac at work.
favorite dichotomy: experience and expression.
I've got used to hearing a resounding calm down-type reaction from posts like this, so I'm assuming I'll get more of the same... :newbie:
Having seen many app's appear in the Processes tab and only noticing them as either Running or Sleeping; I was a little alarmed to find one ("manpath") with Zombie status earlier today...
Hello,
I'm using ubuntu, and I'd like my /var/log/syslog file to display unix_chkpwd lines, such as this one (which it doesn't do at the moment) :
Feb 6 04:20:40 www unix_chkpwd[20528]: password check failed for user (root)
I'd rather not install linux_pam unless really necessary because I already tried it and I've had quite a lot of problems with it.