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You could try NASM : Linux Assembly Tutorial - Step-by-Step Guide (http://docs.cs.up.ac.za/programming/asm/derick_tut/)

That's just how I would do the debugging. Once I knew the index where the program crashed , you could use a debugger to trace forward at the beginning of the loop(s) to find what caused the crash (...

There are lots of good resources online ( you could google "c programming forum" ) and join one of these. You could also go to your local library and see if there are some books available on the...

Running the code with Qt creator it seems limiting the bound in the outer loop:


for (j = 0; j < 22; j++)
allows the code to run with out any memory violation errors. This might be a clue to...

I think the C programming language is most closely associated with the Linux operating system. I believe the kernel is written mostly in C ( with some time-crucial sections written in assembly...

I've been messing with this example from a website associated with the book I'm reading:

http://man7.org/tlpi/code/online/dist/namespaces/unshare.c.html
( Sorry if I'm not allow to sneak the...

Sounds complicated.:) I've been reading about a function called "unshare" from "sched.h" ( I'm not allowed to add hyper text links yet ) that claims to be able to limit a programs access to the...

Ok , thank you very much for your input!:) I guess I'll have to use one of these methods to sandbox my applications. I wanted to write my own application , but I guess this is not currently possible...

Thank you for the replies! I didn't know that it wasn't feasible to restrict API access to a process using the current design of the operating system ( maybe such features could be integrated into...

Is it possible to write an application in "c" that can be used to start other applications and limit a process from using certain Linux APIs ( in this case I want to keep a process from being able to...