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Re: G++/times causes access violation on cygwin, not linux
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- Subject: Re: G++/times causes access violation on cygwin, not linux
- From: Benjamin Riefenstahl <Benjamin dot Riefenstahl at ision dot net>
- Date: Thu, 24 Aug 2000 21:58:55 +0200
- Organization: ISION Internet AG
- References: <AIIPIJOPOLJFMCAA@my-deja.com>
Hi Mirko,
Mirko Vukovic wrote:
> clock_t ElapsedSystemTime;
> struct tms * pArg;
> ElapsedSystemTime=times(pArg);
You're not allocating memory for the struct tms anywhere. As it stands
you are passing an uninitialized garbage pointer to times(). I didn't
look up times() in the manual, but this should probably say
struct tms arg;
ElapsedSystemTime=times(&arg);
Note that I declared "arg" as a value of type struct tms, not as a
pointer. It's also possible that you need to initialize that value,
consult the documentation of times() for that issue.
so long, benny
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