isn it possible to just set the tail->x = head->x by making a tmp before of course... in the end just swaping the values in the nodes

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Can I run this program on windows?

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do i need return; after exit(1) ?

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I'm learnign pthreads now after joinig the company and watching your videos, still I found your videos more useful then others available in the YT. Thanks a lot man!

In the video when you say Tail are you referring to Head and vice versa? At some point you said: before (previous) Tail there is nothing then NULL

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Hi, what about the for loop i iterator? Can that also be jumbled if the i iterates over a bigger number ?

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is it better to fork and creat threads in the fork, or creat a thread and fork in that thread?

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what about an interval from [-1,1]

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Can you please make a diagram explaining the parent-child tree? cause in your second fork, you will have 4 processes, right? and we want only 3. (parent and 2 child)

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Thank you !! While using the strncmp function make sure your passing the right amount of bytes !! :P

hey, how can you see the documentation for the function, i have VS code and C/C++ extension ,but i dont have the mehod documentations

u should put arguments in wait() func. just leave it in NULL.

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How come you don't cast the variable "a" to void pointer inside of pthread_create function (line 25 when all the code is ready)? Just like you cast the address of the variable "r" to double void pointer inside of pthread_join function on line 32?

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Thank you ,this is exactly what i need for my OS homework and teachers wont tell it at class

The example on the video was the exact problem I was facing and how I solved it 🥹 Basically I had a function returning a pointer to another pointer wich already had memory allocated to it. The program would crash at random points because of it. Now I just use strdup on the string and use the void function to modify it. It would be best if the debugger would point out my stupid mistake. I hope it was the issue, I still have to test the program when I am done rewriting it.

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Thanks so much man I got these type of error soo much that I thought to switch to C++ because it uses <iostream>. Thank you so much, I will subscribe you!!!!😄😁😇

Thank you for the video I definitely learn a lot from you. I think one important thing to mention too is that declaring the malloced int* also needs to happen inside the loop or else you you would pass the same pointer and free would free the value sometimes before other threads can use it. I had the same setup but assigned into an int of a struct and had double freeing issues because of this. Still trying how to figure out a way around this though while passing struct if there are any ideas I am all ears. :)

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Thank you so much. You explained it really well, but I have a question: What if I only want to save the age and gender in variables, but not the name? I tried to use "{ \t\"name\": \"[^\"]+\", \t\"age\": %d, \t\"gender\": \"%c\" }" as PERSON_FORMAT_IN and fscanf_s(file, PERSON_FORMAT_IN, &p2.age, &p2.gender) function, but it doesn't work. I think it has something to do with the "+" symbol. I'm not really sure of that. How would I solve it? Thanks in advance.

Why does my teacher inquire us to use pointers and structs for this. This was ideal thank you

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Wonderfully explained. Thank you sir.

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