September 01, 2002 cryptic command-line output | ||||
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Hi, command line output seems to be a tricky thing. I try to write a few simple words to the command line, and the result is SOMETIMES barely recognizable. The following code: disp_printf("reading from txt file..."); ... disp_printf("done\n"); disp_printf("dynamic memory allocation ..."); ... disp_printf("done\n"); result in this output: "reading from txt file...26495033058122503ry allocation ...033058122503ry allocation ....26395033058122503ry allocation" COUT and CERR lead to similar (more or less crypic) results. What could be the reason for this behaviour? Regards, Jens |
September 01, 2002 Re: cryptic command-line output | ||||
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Posted in reply to Jens Friese | Could be a pointer bug scrambling the text strings. "Jens Friese" <j.friese@highfisch.de> wrote in message news:3D723885.20606@highfisch.de... > Hi, > > command line output seems to be a tricky thing. > I try to write a few simple words to the command line, > and the result is SOMETIMES barely recognizable. > > The following code: > > disp_printf("reading from txt file..."); > ... > disp_printf("done\n"); > disp_printf("dynamic memory allocation ..."); > ... > disp_printf("done\n"); > > result in this output: > > "reading from txt file...26495033058122503ry allocation ...033058122503ry allocation ....26395033058122503ry allocation" > > COUT and CERR lead to similar (more or less crypic) results. What could be the reason for this behaviour? > > Regards, Jens > |
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