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qsort(array, numbers[0], sizeof(char *), cmpstringp);

That's not calling the function cmpstringp with no arguments (that'd be "cmpstringp()"), that's passing a pointer to...

In the case of assembly, an assembler is used. In the general case, compilation is the process of taking one formal language (such as assembly, C, Haskell, whatever) and performing a...

Unless you have some specific need to (precise version requirements, needing to patch the library, etc), generally you don't link against static libraries as it just increases the size of your binary.

Use an array:


S=(aacgain -r)
$S audio.m4a

Unlike bash, zsh doesn't split strings on spaces when used in a command.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/182408/manual-for-cross-compile-a-c-application-from-linux-to-windows

For any open source projects? Just set up a normal development environment: editor, toolchain, debugger, etc.

What command are you using to link it?

Not "Matt is at"?

It's not a special case, and that's right, "b" is the first match there.

"." does not match newlines, so running .* on "hello\nworld" will have two matches: ["hello", "world"], and so "hello" should be printed.

http://docs.python.org/faq/design.html#why-isn-t-there-a-switch-or-case-statement-in-python

Also, you shouldn't put strings in your array with `arrayList[count] = param;`, if the string is ever freed or otherwise goes out of scope (which admittedly doesn't happen in your simple program),...

As it's not dynamically allocated (ie: with malloc) you can't. Also, use strcmp for comparing strings, == will just check the equality of the pointers.

That will still print duplicates at it checks the pointer values rather than the string contents.

Have you checked the Apache error log? Are there any errors? Have you tried to fix these errors?

Does PHP work at all? Try a phpinfo script.

What exactly does "this piece of code isn't working" mean?

Yes, you can get a C compiler and fiddle with it to make it support new language features, but not through purely syntactic means! If that were the case, you could just, say, take GCC's parser and...

In addition, the C string has a maximum length whereas the Java string does not; the values of the C types are all undefined whereas they have defined defaults in Java; and the C owner is a pointer...

`sed` doesn't alter where the editor places its cursor.

Read the stickies.

Why not simply have the game window the same size as the actual window? That is, either make the game window fullscreen, or make your program not fullscreen.

You're not linking your library against libxml2.

If it's to study, you should probably just write one. It's a fairly trivial-sounding project (unless there are other requirements you haven't mentioned).

You need to first specify your grammar in BNF or something, and then write a parser for it. Recursive descent parsers are pretty easy, but with backtracking can be very inefficient, and so I'd...

char **mystring is a pointer to pointer to char, not pointer to pointer to string. Remember in C that a string is just a char*.