Did that, didn't work.

Use gdb to find the location of the segfault

Did that, didn't work.

Well you didn't initialize your vector properly

Well you didn't initialize your vector properly

What would be the proper initialization?

Use gdb to find the location of the segfault

Kinda beyond my skill level

Kinda beyond my skill level

You should learn GDB then. You said you debugged the code

What would be the proper initialization?

it should be vector<vector<int>> vec(N, vector<int>(M, 0));

You should learn GDB then. You said you debugged the code

oops...

Just break main, and type n until you get a segfault

Not the best way to do it, but whatever.

for the question on hackerrank named flatland space station my solution is not working for two test cases can anyone help me below is my code https://codeshare.io/G7zezD

for the question on hackerrank named flatland space station my solution is not working for two test cases can anyone help me below is my code https://codeshare.io/G7zezD

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it should be vector<vector<int>> vec(N, vector<int>(M, 0));

God I did the same just missed that "0" after M

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what man

what man

Read the rules

what man

Focus on the part where it talks about sharing code

I have researched about it and then I am posting it

God I did the same just missed that "0" after M

Does it segfault now?

Does it segfault now?

No it doesn't. Thank you for taking a look.

I have researched about it and then I am posting it

just say it I'll do it

Although it doesn't outputs anything.

just say it I'll do it

The bot tells you to read the rules

Although it doesn't outputs anything.

Lmao you don't output it

Lmao you don't output it

Nah I mean there's a cout in the code but nothing is getting printed

for the question on hackerrank named flatland space station my solution is not working for two test cases can anyone help me below is my code https://codeshare.io/G7zezD

how about now

Nah I mean there's a cout in the code but nothing is getting printed

cout << psf << endl; You mean this one?

cout << psf << endl; You mean this one?

Yeah.

You're passing an empty string to a function

Ofc it won't output anything

Yeah but there's a cin too

Yeah but there's a cin too

No

It never gets inputed

And you just pass an empty string

I fill the maze first(cin >> a; maze[i][j] = a;) then pass that in sol()

and that empty string gets filled too, recursively

KILL THE INTRUDERS!!! THEY Invading your motherland

I fill the maze first(cin >> a; maze[i][j] = a;) then pass that in sol()

Well, you are passing the copy, maybe that's the issue

for the question on hackerrank named flatland space station my solution is not working for two test cases can anyone help me below is my code https://codeshare.io/G7zezD

anyone??? just two test cases are failing

Well, you are passing the copy, maybe that's the issue

Maybe I should try to pass by value?

Maybe I should try to pass by value?

You already do exactly that

I'd recommend to debug it step by step

And look into what values are

O..okay

Yeah, they'd probably be drowned in lawsuits

Nope, no reverse engineering either, it's a cleanroom reimplementation of the windows APIs

The headers and docs of the API are freely available, while the implementation isn't. They just reimplement the based on the headers and docs.

Yes, it's an extremely large task

not a lawyer but pretty sure it is illegal because afaik it got leaked and not released, so wine developers do not have a license to use it.

Nobody cares about the leak.

Links are, and will still be up. Same goes for the thread that leaks the source

It was leaked , but you can use it to find bugs 😉

Hi everyone. I want to learn C programming language and I'd like to ask you which book you propose to me. P. S. I already know python

Hi everyone. I want to learn C programming language and I'd like to ask you which book you propose to me. P. S. I already know python

I am sorry

Hi everyone. I want to learn C programming language and I'd like to ask you which book you propose to me. P. S. I already know python

PS read rules

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Just joking cuz you said you know python

It was leaked , but you can use it to find bugs 😉

Who cares about XP bugs anymore. I wanna make: everything wrong with winXP

Who cares about XP bugs anymore. I wanna make: everything wrong with winXP

Not like that. It will be easier to write exploits now

Yeap . No need to reverse engineering too much and just focus on manual audit

Yeap . No need to reverse engineering too much and just focus on manual audit

True

Linux has always been open source and has an open model where people can audit the code before it is put into a release

Yeap . No need to reverse engineering too much and just focus on manual audit

Lol, your bio is 1337 my guy

Not the case for Windows XP where it has been closed down until now (well, still is)

Not like that. It will be easier to write exploits now

Like someone uses xp

Like someone uses xp

Xp is now too old.

Every system has been upgraded now.

This?

D'accord merci bcp❤

Huh? There are many linux exploits. Check CVE

Its not

Huh? There are many linux exploits. Check CVE

Yeah

Many there..

https://www.exploit-db.com/ search for linux

I think credential stuffing became big headache for many companies.. even stackoverflow prone to it

Both have alot

There is no comparison dude

I found many on the wild, but everyone focus on popular massive target

Linux most likely has more. A reason why it is very secure. A select few people exploit huge software with code (MS employees) and some people reverse engineering (takes forever) vs a project anyone can edit and play with. Bugs are found, reported and fixed quicker and more often in OpenSource projects

I know that , but linux exploits not always goes to cve