Subject: Re: Need help with c!
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From: "Raymond \"Ray\" Moritz" <raymond DOT moritz AT gte DOT net>
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First, I suggest putting a more descriptive subject on your posts.


Mohanaraj Gopala Krishnan <saradiya AT bigfoot DOT com> wrote in message
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>fscanf(fptr,"%d",*(pages_done++));

pages_done is a pointer to an integer.  So *(pages_done++) is an integer.
fscanf needs the address (pointer) of the memory to write to, not a value.

Change this to just pages_done++.

>fprintf(fptr,"%d",*(pages_done++));

Note the difference.  fprintf takes the value (integer), which is why your
expression is correct in this case.


Ray


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