I keep getting this fault on a lot of the codes I write, I'm not exactly sure why so I'd really appreciate it if someone could explain the idea to me.
For example this code
Code:
#include <stdio.h>
main()
{
unsigned long a=0;
unsigned long b=0;
int z;
{
printf("Enter two digits you want to add seperated by a space:");
scanf("%u %u", a, b);
}
z= a + b;
printf("\n%u\n", z);
}
Its because I forgot the &'s! Okay I got it nevermind
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Code:
#include <stdio.h>
main()
{
unsigned long c=0;
unsigned long a=0;
unsigned long b=0;
unsigned long z;
unsigned long noBits = 32;
unsigned long x = (1 << noBits - 1);
unsigned long y = 129;
int i;
unsigned long k;
unsigned long t;
unsigned long g;
{
printf("Please choose a function\n Calc (1)\n Binary convertor (2)\n");
scanf("%u", &c);
{
if (c == 1)
{
{printf("\n 1 for addition\n 2 for subtraction\n 3 for multiplication\n 4 for division\n");
scanf("%u", &g);
printf("\nEnter two digits seperated by a space:");
scanf("%u %u", &a, &b);
if (g==1)
{z= a + b;
printf("\n%u\n", z);}
if (g==2)
{z=a - b;
printf("\n%u\n", z);}
if (g==3)
{(z= a * b);
printf("\n%u\n", z);}
if (g==4)
{(z= a / b);
printf("\n%u\n", z);}
printf("\n%u\n", z);
}
}
if (c == 2)
{printf("Enter any whole number:");
scanf("%d", &y);
for (i=noBits - 1; i >= 0; i--)
{
printf("i = %d ", i);
x = 1 << i;
k = x & y;
if (k != 0){
printf("binary = 1\n");
} else {
printf("binary = 0\n");
}
}
}
}
}
}
why doesnt the calculator work!
Last edited by sizzler786; 09-30-2013 at 06:38 AM..
Reason: solved
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LEARN ABOUT OSF1
uac
uac(1) General Commands Manual uac(1)NAME
uac - Unaligned Access Message Control
SYNOPSIS
uac p | s [value]
uac p | s [keyword]
OPTIONS
The following options are used with the uac command: Sets or displays the current option setting for the parent process Sets or displays
the current option setting for the system
The following keywords are used with the p option: Reset the current option settings to the default for the parent process Do not print the
unaligned access warning message for the parent process Do not fix the unaligned access for the parent process Deliver a SIGBUS signal to
the parent process
The following keywords are used with the s option: Reset the current option settings to the default for the system Do not print the
unaligned access warning message for the system
Usually, the parent process is the shell.
DESCRIPTION
Most complex instruction set computers (CISC) can access unaligned data but only at a significantly reduced speed. Most reduced instruc-
tion set computers (RISC) do not attempt to handle unaligned accesses. Instead, they generate an unaligned access trap and let the operat-
ing system handle the fault.
The default action for the operating system when an unaligned access fault occurs is to fix the unaligned access fault and then display a
warning message informing the user process that an unaligned access fault has occurred. The warning message has the following form:
"Unaligned access pid=nnn <prog_name> va=virtual_addr pc=pc_addr". If you want to change the code to prevent the unaligned access faults
from occurring in the future, the warning message gives you the information you need to locate the code causing a fault. (See the Program-
mer's Guide for details on the causes and effects of misaligned data.)
In addition, the default action for the operating system is to not deliver a SIGBUS signal to the parent process when an unaligned access
fault occurs.
These defaults are satisfactory for most users, but some users require a different behavior and want to specify their own Unaligned Access
Control (UAC).
The uac command enables or disables the display of "Unaligned access" messages. The command sets or displays the UAC_NOPRINT, UAC_NOFIX,
and UAC_SIGBUS options, as defined in setsysinfo(2).
If value is not specified, the current option setting is displayed. You can specify value as either 0 (zero) or 1 (one). If value is 0
(zero), the option is turned on and messages are not displayed. If value is 1 (one), the option is turned off and messages are displayed.
Keywords can be used singly, or in any combination. However, the reset keyword overrides any other keywords it is used with.
RESTRICTIONS
You must be superuser to set the system option.
EXAMPLES
Both of the following commands disable messages for the parent process: # uac p 0
# uac p noprint Both of the following commands enable messages for the system: # uac s 1
# uac s reset The following command disables fixing of an unaligned access fault, disables printing a message for an unaligned
access fault to the parent process, and enables delivery of a SIGBUS signal to the parent process: # uac p nofix noprint sigbus
SEE ALSO getsysinfo(2), setsysinfo(2)
Programmer's Guide
uac(1)
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