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Ok here's my code... for(;;) { printf("Please input a command: "); fscanf(stdin, "%s %s",cmd,infilename); if(strcmp(cmd,"exit")==0) { printf("--> Bye!\n"); exit(0); } else if(strcmp(cmd,"remove")==0) { ...

Ok... here's my problem: I have 2 files File1 & File2 in the current dir. File1: File2: tempFile: 20 40 20 30 30 40 My program is supposed to check if File2's content exists in File1 and delete it. The way I'm approaching it is...

Ahhh ignore the first post... that was the wrong version! typedef struct event_t { char *event; char *day; char *year; char *location; } Event; struct CalendarNode { Event e; struct CalendarNode *next; }; int main (int argc, char **argv) {...

I'm getting the segfault again :-( what is wrong with this::: typedef struct event_t { char *event; char *day; char *year; char *location; } Event; struct CalendarNode { Event e; struct CalendarNode *next; }; int main (int argc, char **argv) {...

Thanx a bunch :-) big life saver!

but how would i fix the NULL case though?

typedef struct event_t { char *event; char *day; char *year; char *location; } Event; struct CalendarNode { Event e; struct CalendarNode *next; }; int main (int argc, char **argv) { ..... struct CalendarNode *list; Event eee...

21 [main] calquery 6044 _cygtls:: handle_exception: Error while dumping state (probably corrupted stack)" inside that stackdump file, it says "Error:STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION" does anyone know what this means?! :'-( my code worked like a charm 10 mins ago, I took a break, came back & ran it...

Okie... I fixed it :) Thanx a bunch guys!

/////Declarations///// typedef struct event_t { char event[100]; int year; } Event; struct CalendarNode { Event e; struct CalendarNode *next; }; ///////////////////////////// I'm getting an error from this line of code: node->e.event = findEvent(temp); where node points to...