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1. 2D array in a struct - is is possible?    stackoverflow.com

I am attempting to make a struct with a 2D array in it to store strings. But I keep getting a double free error when I execute the program struct:

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2. Shared memory for sharing an array of the same structure    stackoverflow.com

Okay look first thanks for this place :) I would like to create a piece of shared memory to store 30 structures of the same type, but I am getting errors on ...

3. process structure memory allocation in C    stackoverflow.com

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Typedef struct SPro{
     int arrivalTime;
     char processName[15];
     int burst;
} PRO;

PRO Array[100];
PRO enteringProcess;
//initialize entering ...

4. How to assign memory dynamically to a array of structures    bytes.com

skumar434@gmail.com Hi everybody, I am faceing problem while assigning the memory dynamically to a array of structures . Suppose I have a structure typedef struct hom_id{ int32_t nod_de; int32_t hom_id; int32_t hom_type; int32_t hom_pid; } hom_data; I created array of structures in my program so that i can store the data in array hom_data arr[]; I want to know how to ...

5. Allocating memory for array of structures    cboard.cprogramming.com

6. Structure array inside memory pointer    cboard.cprogramming.com

Code: int shmid = shmget (SHMKEY, 128, 0777|IPC_CREAT); char *addr = (char *)shmat (shmid, 0, 0); ptr = (int *) addr; Hey there, Thanks for taking the time By processes i mean they are methods within the child, 4 methods, one each in each child, meaning 4 childs. And yes, in the same program, if you mean in the same .c ...

7. allocating memory for an array structure member    forums.devshed.com

Hi all ! I have a similar problem. But I want to have an array of that kind of struct, something like : RC* pp[NUMBEROF]; or RC** pp; if it works... When I do this : pp[x] = new RC(); pp[x]->items=(char*)malloc(sizeof(num)); I don't have any crash, but the datas I put and retrieve inside later are invalid. Any ideas, suggestions ? ...