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hi to all,

i have a question concerning threads and vlas.

It is a know fact that pthreads share the same address space. I thought
that this meant that whatever variable i had in main() before creating
a thread, i would be able to use in the thread-itself. Unfortunately
threads have different stacks and that means that any local variable of
main can't be used by threads.

So in order for a variable to be used inside a thread, i see 2 options.
1) pass the variable as an argument to the thread
2) have a global variable that anyone can modify

The problems begin when i decided that i wanted to use a c99 feature:
the variable length arrays {vla}. The problem is that i can't declare a
gloval vla {it isn't permitted by the language}. Also i can't have a vla
inside a structure.... so what can i do?

I don't know if the context of my problem is relevant but for what is worth:

i want to have a 2d vla and i want to be able to "alter" it through threads...

thanks for your time,
nicolas

Whats the difference between:

char str1[] = "wxyz";
char* str2 = "abcd";

I can do this:
str2 = str1

but I can't do this:
str1 = str2

(isn't str1 technically a pointer?)

Thanks

hi
what does validating a port means?
can i get a c program to validate a port

Hello,

I am working on upgrading an existent project.

I have a method with this the following prototype:

void f2(struct myStruct **myStructArray)

Now, I need to call a method with the following prototype
whenever f2 is called:
void f1(struct myStruct *myStructElement)

Though f2 get an array, in fact it is **always** called with one
element.
This is a working assumption on which I can base my work.
(though in the beginning of this project it was meant to enable
calling this f2 with an array with more than one element).

What I tried is this:

#include

struct myStruct
{
int val;
};