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My code deals with a simple endadeada list (then I will implement the pointer to turn double). But in the line strcpy_s(new_element->musica_name, musica_name); He keeps giving an elertDereferencing NULL Pointer, as I keep writing the code this alert keeps appearing, I realized that this always happens with strings so far. It does not stop the programme but I believe it is a point of attention and I do not know what to do.
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <locale.h>
#include <string.h>
void InserirInicio(char nome_musica[]);
struct Elementodalista_Dupla {
char nome_musica[25];
Elementodalista_Dupla* prox;
} * head;
int main()
{
head = NULL;
char nome_musica[25];
printf("Digitie o nome da Musica: ");
fgets(nome_musica, 25, stdin);
InserirInicio(nome_musica);
}
void InserirInicio(char nome_musica[])
{
Elementodalista_Dupla* novo_elemento;
novo_elemento = (struct Elementodalista_Dupla*)malloc(sizeof(struct Elementodalista_Dupla));
strcpy_s(novo_elemento->nome_musica, nome_musica); //Linha onde o programa traz o alerta Dereferencing NULL pointer 'novo_elemento'.
if (head == NULL)
{
head = novo_elemento;
novo_elemento->prox = NULL;
}
else
{
novo_elemento->prox = head;
head = novo_elemento;
}
}
apparently your code is ok. tested other compilers besides visual studio? (there are compilers online, but you will have to change strcpy_s to strcpy)
– vmp