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This while loop is in server program and read call is linked to client via connfd which passes buff as name of file taken fom user via gets and passed through write call. if i paste "filename.txt" in fopen 1st argument it works but this buff as an argument causes fopen to report error as "No such file or directory". :( any help appriciated

My task is to copy JPEGs from a file the intend here is to find the JPEGs and create a new file to put it, all JPEGs are store back to back and the "identifier" is always in the beggining of a 512 BYTE block. my problem shows only in the first file where it writes 128 bytes before the expected data from the buffer rendering the new file useless.

what i have tried:

• Check the original file to see if the data came from it but it does not.
• Malloc all the pointers to have "clear memory".
• Reorganize the code.

any ideas?

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I need to read csv file then put on "value" struct array but when ı put integer variable ım getting this "expected ‘char * restrict’ but argument is of type ‘int’" error this is my code sorry for my bad english :(

From earlier questions on SO like this and this, it seems that the simple import keyword does not do lazy loading of modules. However, when I run a simple test to check the memory usage before and after the import statement - it seems that some modules are indeed loaded lazily.

Example:

I created a TCP client/server and was provided test script, however, beyond short messages, all tests are failing. Simply, the script send arbitrary messages that the client reads through redirection from a file to ther server. However with randomly created files by the script, it says that the messages on receving/sending side do not match. Any help will be appreciated, below is the client and server code.

I have stored in a list an output of a command, this output belongs to a cisco Switch. I would like to print the errors that have occurred in the configuration, this is shown in the output when this text appears: "% Invalid input detected at '^' marker.", above this text is this symbol: '^' and finally above this symbol the erroneous command.

For this, I have stored each command line in a list, in this list are stored several "% Invalid input detected at '^' marker.", what can I do to make it show several of these erroneous commands? I have a code that looks for these errors, but in this case I get 2 times the same erroneous code stored in the list.

this is the list:

as mention above i am trying to make a server and client program. the client should send the length of the sequence of int and the sequence to the server. from the server it will receive the average if it is greater than 10 and a confirmation message else it will receive a failure message. The server creates threads and in the function executed by the threads it does what the client wants plus it keeps count of the successful as well as the total sequences which he receives . I have tried what follows and after i insert the array elements it does nothing and i am not sure why(as you may have guessed i am new to sockets)

server code

I have a class which extends AsyncTask. When called, this task will download a video to internal storage and will in turn update a progress indicator. When the task is done, it will change the download button to a downloaded button (I'm using abdularis AndroidButtonProgress).

The procedure is working well, however I have a field for the download button and it's being highlighted as a memory leak:

I am a beginner in Python. I have been trying my hands on MatPlotLib to compare the stats of soccer players in FIFA 20. Basically the problem I'm facing is: