Re: strcpy, strtok and strcat problem...

Dang <dangamit@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:


Hi, if this is the actual code then I can see some issue. In function
"m_raliasrecord_init" you have taken two char pointers target_path_cpy,
target_path_cpy2 and you are directly doing a strcpy. Who is allocation
memory for them?

fine thanks ))

char *pieces[32];

pieces being an array of char, i suppose i need also to malloc each
element of this array ?
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