Randi Botse wrote:
> void *buffer; /* buffer, will be allocated */
> ...
> ret = read(fdp, buffer + bytes, stat.st_size - bytes);
Pointer arithmetic on a void* is undefined. gcc allows this as an
extension, treating void* like char*, i.e. p+i is treated as
(void*)((char*)p+i).
For portability, define buffer as a char*.
> printf("\rcompleted: %i%%", progress); /* NO OUTPUT, UNTIL LOOP ENDED */
> fflush(stdout);
> Then i see printf() never output the message until the loop has ended...
> 'fdp' is a file descriptor to a local file, i send it through a serial
> connection (RS232),
Try checking the return value of printf() and fflush(), and errno upon
error.
Also, what is stdout connected to? A VT? An xterm? sshd?
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Glynn Clements <glynn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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