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While reviewing code for the KIARA project I came across a change set which read like this: – void super_duper_func () { + void super_duper_func (void) { I was puzzled, what’s the difference anyway except from making it explicitly clear that there are no parameter expected? Well, I was wrong. The ISO 9899 standard (read: […]
A word of warning at the beginning: This post is about C++ and not about C! So whatever you read here may not necessarily apply to C. Nevertheless you may have a look Sugih’s page which features are in C. Besides I’m not going to explain what references and pointers are. Introduction While working on […]
I assume you are confident using a shell, installing software and generally building software from source. While writing C code for a networking library I did some simple stability tests by setting up a simple server replying to a client query, no magic at all just hard coded strings. Obviously in such situations you will […]
Mathias Hablützel is a researcher at the ICCLab with focus on network and socket programming. His interests are mainly network technologies, security and linux. Before he joined the ICCLab he attended the ZHAW with focus on system engineering and network technologies; his bachelor thesis implemented a sailing optimization software in co-operation with MeteoSchweiz.