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Hi,

Perhaps a stupid question but I wonder if this isn't possible using C:

printf("\nOr push <enter> for default (which is theta=%ld)%s", theta, ": ");


It would be nicer to have it on one line... (I know this works):

printf("\nOr push <enter> for default (which is theta=%ld)", theta);
printf(": ");*/


Compiler: MS Visual studio 2005. The compiler doesn't complain actually
(well, at least not about the particular line). But when I run the
program VS2005 opens a window named "Visual Studio Just-In-Time
Debugger" and then it wants me to choose between two possible debuggers
(1: New instance of VS 2005, 2: My project). I then tell it that I don't
want to debug the program just stops. If I instead tell it that I want
to debug it, it says: "Unhandled exception at 0x10227.... (msvcr80d.dll)
Access violation reading...

What is wrong?


Med venlig hilsen / Best regards
Martin Jørgensen

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Martin Jørgensen wrote:
> Perhaps a stupid question but I wonder if this isn't possible using C:
>
> printf("\nOr push <enter> for default (which is theta=%ld)%s", theta, ":
> ");
>
>
> It would be nicer to have it on one line... (I know this works):
>
> printf("\nOr push <enter> for default (which is theta=%ld)", theta);
> printf(": ");*/
>
>
> Compiler: MS Visual studio 2005. The compiler doesn't complain actually
> (well, at least not about the particular line). But when I run the
> program VS2005 opens a window named "Visual Studio Just-In-Time
> Debugger" and then it wants me to choose between two possible debuggers
> (1: New instance of VS 2005, 2: My project). I then tell it that I don't
> want to debug the program just stops. If I instead tell it that I want
> to debug it, it says: "Unhandled exception at 0x10227.... (msvcr80d.dll)
> Access violation reading...
>
> What is wrong?

If I remember correctly you can just write the strings one after the
other like

"first string" "second string"

The compiler will turn it into a single string constant.


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Martin Jørgensen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Perhaps a stupid question but I wonder if this isn't possible using C:
>
> printf("\nOr push <enter> for default (which is theta=%ld)%s", theta, ": ");
>
>
> It would be nicer to have it on one line... (I know this works):
>
> printf("\nOr push <enter> for default (which is theta=%ld)", theta);
> printf(": ");*/
>

Check type of "theta"?

Martin Jørgensen <> writes:
> Perhaps a stupid question but I wonder if this isn't possible using C:
>
> printf("\nOr push <enter> for default (which is theta=%ld)%s", theta, ": ");
>
>
> It would be nicer to have it on one line... (I know this works):
>
> printf("\nOr push <enter> for default (which is theta=%ld)", theta);
> printf(": ");*/
>
>
> Compiler: MS Visual studio 2005. The compiler doesn't complain
> actually (well, at least not about the particular line). But when I
> run the program VS2005 opens a window named "Visual Studio
> Just-In-Time Debugger" and then it wants me to choose between two
> possible debuggers (1: New instance of VS 2005, 2: My project). I then
> tell it that I don't want to debug the program just stops. If I
> instead tell it that I want to debug it, it says: "Unhandled exception
> at 0x10227.... (msvcr80d.dll) Access violation reading...
>
> What is wrong?

What's wrong is that you're not giving us enough information. Post a
small complete compilable program that exhibits the problem.

Your first printf() statement should be equivalent to:

printf("\nOr push <enter> for default (which is theta=%ld): ", theta);

That should be ok *if* theta is of type (signed) long (though the
output might not appear immediately unless the printf() is follwwed by
fflush(stdout)).

Why are you putting the ": " in a separate argument? Since "%s" and
": " are both 2 characters long, it doesn't even save you any space in
your source.

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Martin Jxrgensen <> writes:

> Perhaps a stupid question but I wonder if this isn't possible using C:
>
> printf("\nOr push <enter> for default (which is theta=%ld)%s", theta, ": ");

That's a strange invocation of printf(). I would write it like
this:
printf("\nOr push <enter> for default (which is theta=%ld): ", theta);

Also, as another poster commented, check that `theta' is really a
long int.
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Ben Pfaff wrote:
> Martin Jxrgensen <> writes:
>
>
>>Perhaps a stupid question but I wonder if this isn't possible using C:
>>
>>printf("\nOr push <enter> for default (which is theta=%ld)%s", theta, ": ");
>
>
> That's a strange invocation of printf(). I would write it like
> this:
> printf("\nOr push <enter> for default (which is theta=%ld): ", theta);
>
> Also, as another poster commented, check that `theta' is really a
> long int.

Aah, stupid mistake. theta was double, so the following works:

printf("\nOr push <enter> for default (which is theta=%g)%s", theta, ": ");

That explains the strange behaviour from vs2005... Thanks everyone.


Med venlig hilsen / Best regards
Martin Jørgensen

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Martin Jørgensen <> writes:
> Ben Pfaff wrote:
[...]
>> Also, as another poster commented, check that `theta' is really a
>> long int.
>
> Aah, stupid mistake. theta was double, so the following works:
>
> printf("\nOr push <enter> for default (which is theta=%g)%s", theta, ": ");
>
> That explains the strange behaviour from vs2005... Thanks everyone.

Great -- but it still doesn't explain why you pass the ": " as a
separate argument, rather than the simpler:

printf("\nOr push <enter> for default (which is theta=%g): ", theta);

My guess is that it's a random change you made while trying to track
down the problem. Now would be a good time to back it out.

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Keith Thompson wrote:
-snip-

> Great -- but it still doesn't explain why you pass the ": " as a
> separate argument, rather than the simpler:
>
> printf("\nOr push <enter> for default (which is theta=%g): ", theta);
>
> My guess is that it's a random change you made while trying to track
> down the problem. Now would be a good time to back it out.

Ah, I see... Actually I think I did it that way because that is how I
did some matlab programs for some months ago... Don't know if matlab
understands printf("\nOr push <enter> for default (which is theta=%g):
", theta);, but perhaps you're right...

Yeah, you're right. I should change the line... I'll do that tomorrow.
Gotta get some sleep now. It must be a bad habit or something, but the
important thing is that both methods work


Med venlig hilsen / Best regards
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