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My structures are defined this way:
typedef struct{
Medicoes *medi;
unsigned int numeroMots;//comprimento de mots diferentes, nao repete
int *mots;//MOTS existentes na room
int compMots;//omprimento do vetor MOTS, pode ter mots iguais
char **ActuadorName;
unsigned int countActuador;
unsigned int *ActuadorOnOff;// 1 se tiver on, 0 se tiver off. Segue o mesmo indice que actuadorName
} Sensores;
typedef struct{
Sensores *roomName;
unsigned int countRoom;
} Room;
When making the memory allocation I get a warning from "Cannot find Bounds of Current Function"
My allocation is as follows, where it is in a cycle for:
room->roomName[i].mots=NULL;
room->roomName[i].mots= realloc(room->roomName[i].mots, sizeof(int *) * (vec->elementos[i].CountMots));
Everything is well defined, vec->elementos[i].CountMots contains the number 3 as for example, I already checked everything in debug mode and receives the correct values.
Is the allocation done correctly? Does anyone have an idea of what’s going on?
roomName is just a pointer to a Sensors structure. You need to point this pointer at a memory area before using it (preferably an area that has a sensor-like structure).
– anonimo
If using my code as an example to answer would be very good, because I’m having trouble with that
– Fábio Morais
paste here the error lines that were shown...should have more information there...including why the message you put here doesn’t seem to make sense: "Cannot find Bounds of Current Function"
– zentrunix
When I run the program there is no error, only it gives this error when I debug the program. Not an error or compilation warning, just don’t let me advance on debug and give this warning
– Fábio Morais
With the information posted I think we can not know what is causing the problem...in Stackoverflow English however there are questions on the subject: here and here for example, maybe they can help
– zentrunix
Because I understand, I’ll close the question. .
– Fábio Morais