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This function is supposed to save data to a library.books_count instance of a dynamic array of pointers to structures. Yet it does not. A similar function addexistingBooks() does it flawlessly. What is the problem in realloc()?

I just compiled and installed the last version of OpenCV 3.4.0 and I would like to compile darknet (for yolo object detection), but at compilation, I have

I need to recursively search directories/subdirectories on a Linux server for directories of specific names and retrieve the files within those specific directories. I have tried 2 approaches, one where I import os and call os.walk and another where I import walk from os. Code below:

This is a follow-up question to "How to declare native array of fixed size in Perl 6?".

In that question it was discussed how to incorporate an array of a fixed size into a CStruct. In this answer it was suggested to use HAS to inline a CArray in the CStruct. When I tested this idea, I ran into some strange behavior that could not be resolved in the comments section below the question, so I decided to write it up as a new question. Here is is my C test library code:

slib.c:

I am trying to build the LZMA 18.05 library on Ubuntu 18.04, but here's what happens when I run make in C/Util/LzmaLib:

make makefile:26: *** missing seperator. Stop.

I really don't understand what could be causing this as I am not the one who made the code, but rather a well known library. Here's line 26:

I have an NodeJS Express application which I want to unit test which uses cookies. So I want to use a beforeEach or before to create the Cookie.

Code which works without any problem (but without the before method):

I'm trying to compile a small library containing CUDA code.

I have succesfully compiled it as a shared lib, but what I actually need is a static lib.

I have two source files:

• main.c: containing a test function written in C. I compile this file with gcc

• main_kernel.cu: containing a CUDA-kernel 'testKernel' and a C-wrapper function 'test_gpu' that calls into testKernel.

Here is an excerpt of main_kernel.cu:

I am trying to create a simple scene with pyopengl, but I keep getting runtime error. I am using glfw for displaying opengl scene.

I am using python because I would like to include opengl in some other python projects.

I am on a macOS Mojave (10.14), Python 3.7

Error:

I am trying to compile a bunch of .c files and make them into an executable. One of these files(image.c) uses functions from the libcurl library, which is installed.

The problem arises when I hit the command