l am wanting to implement an ordered linked list of blocks
the declaration that l am using is
#define BLOCKSIZE 100
typdef struct listNode *listNodePtr;
typdef struct data{
char *key;
chat *value;
}Data;
typdef stuct listNode{
Data ListNodeData[BLOCKSIZE];
listNodePtr next;
}ListNode;
typdef struct list{
listNodePtr head;
unsigned listSize;
unsigned extract;
}List;
l use the extract field to keep the index value last array position in the
current node.
My question is could l please recieve some help implementing the entry of
data into this struture for both key and value in an ordered format.
Thanks very much in advance
Kind Regards
Renato Parletta........
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-----Original Message-----
From: Glynn Clements <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Mihail Mihaylov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: Mihail Mihaylov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>;
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Date: Saturday, 14 November 1998 14:35
Subject: Re: Library Problems
>
>Mihail Mihaylov wrote:
>
>> I am trying to compile a C++ program under Linux 2.0.34 using g++. In
>> that program I include <socket.h> and <pthread.h> and because of that I
>> compile with -lsocket (for the socket library to be included)
and -lthread
>> (for the Posix thread library to be included). My linker ld,
>> complains that it can not find the -lsocket file ?!? ;
>
>Linux doesn't have a libsocket; the BSD socket functions are part of
>libc itself. Linux doesn't use libnsl either.
>
>> it does say nothing
>> about the -lthread, but the compiler warns me that all the
>> functions from this library are "implicitly declared" which to me means
>> that the corresponding library *.o file was never found.
>
>No. `implicitly declared' usually means that the relevant header file
>wasn't included.
>
>If you're using libc-5 rather than libc-6 (glibc-2), note that:
>
>1. libc-5 isn't particularly threadsafe.
>
>2. You have to define _MIT_POSIX_THREADS prior to including pthread.h,
>otherwise none of the functions will be defined.
>
>3. You need to define _REENTRANT in order to select the appropriate
>definitions from the header files.
>
>If you want to write multi-threaded programs, it would probably be
>simpler to upgrade to a glibc-2 based distribution.
>
>--
>Glynn Clements <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
