I am currently developing a cookie clicker-type game using Processing, and I’m facing a challenge with the user interface. In the section where I have multiple buttons for purchasing different structures, the design requires vertical scrolling to access all of the buttons. However, there are various elements on the right and left sides of the

I am trying to write a C program which takes the values from an array, converts them to certain characters, then prints said characters. Here is my code: #include <stdio.h> #include <errno.h> int main() { /* * for 1 value in matrix, print # * for 0 value in matrix, don't print * every 3

I have a task to implement memcpy function in x86_64 assembler with this signature: extern void* my_memcpy(void* dest, const void* src, uint32_t count); I wrote it: .intel_syntax noprefix .text .global my_memcpy my_memcpy: mov ecx, edx shr rcx, 3 rep movsq mov ecx, edx and ecx, 7 rep movsb - mov rax, rdi ret In my

So I’m implementing TCP sockets in C with raw sockets in order to further understand computer networking. I’m working on writing the ethernet header code, and I can get the source MAC address that’s burned onto my NIC with the getifaddrs, but I’m not sure how to get the destination MAC address. In FreeBSD which

I’m starting to write an LSP extension for vscode for my language in C (on windows). I’m having trouble with getting my extremely simple C program to flush stdout when spawned as a child process (vscode does this). When I run the same program directly from the command line, it works as expected. I have

It dereferences to the third element when I’m trying to do it inside printf(), where I also try to dereference that pointer with post and pre-increment. Here’s my code: #include <stdio.h> int main() { int arr[4] = {1, 2, 3, 4}; int *ptr = &arr[0]; printf("ptr = %p, &arr[0] = %p\n", ptr, &arr); // same

Now I have created a loop to make 25 nodes for the doubly linked list. By Initializing head pointer as NULL in the main function, now the forward_traversing and show_first functions do work as intended. But the tail value cannot by initialized NULL and I don’t know what to assign it or to change in

I have a C program that forks a process and waits for a success message before continuing with the main program. If the main program receives an error message then the fork will re-attempt itself and continue to do so until a success message is received. This portion of the code works as expected. What

[C language]\ Hello there! I’m trying to do a simple IPC between two files ".c" but I’m facing some unexpected output. I’m compiling the server file, nothing wrong, the PID is clearly printed. I’m compiling the client with PID of the server and a string of 100 chars -> usleep(3000) -> expected output -> usleep(100)

I’m not seeing the issue. typedef struct GeneralSensorParams_ { uint8_t threshold; uint8_t negativeThreshold; uint8_t baselineThreshold; } GeneralSensorParams; typedef _ALIGNED_(64) struct GeneralNVParams_ { uint32_t checksumOffset; GeneralSystemParams system; PerSensorBitFields bitfields[10]; GeneralSensorParams sensor[1]; uint8_t checksum; } GeneralNVParams; GeneralNVParams const* G_pGeneralNVParams = NULL; int main (void) { for (uint8_t i = 0; i < 1; i++) { if (tempThreshold[i]