Article:		When Linux Runs Out of Memory
Subject:		Source needs some changes to compile
Date:		2006-11-30 18:26:14
From:		cdonges
if ! (myblock) break; should be if (! myblock) break; and print("Currently allocating %d MB\n", ++count); should be print f("Currently allocating %d MB\n", ++count);

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• Source needs some changes to compile
  2006-12-01 10:06:18  chromatic | [View]
  
  
  Thanks; I updated the article.

• Source needs some changes to compile
  2006-12-01 03:50:13  mulyadi_santosa [View]
  
  
  Hi...
  
  Thank you for the clarification. However, IIRC, both !(myblock) or (!myblock) should yield same result. I am away from dedicated Linux box right now, but I'll confirm it ASAP.
  
  regards,
  
  Mulyadi
  
• Source needs some changes to compile
  2007-06-21 16:33:31  deStilaDo [View]
  
  
  IAACP and no, it's wrong.
  Even if it's accepted by any compiler, it shouldn't.
  The grammar of the C language states that parenthesis are mandatory part of "if statement", formally know as "selection_statement":
  
  selection_statement: in statement
  IF '(' expression ')' statement
  | IF '(' expression ')' statement ELSE statement
  
  
  http://www.vendian.org/mncharity/ccode/grammar/html/degener_symb.txt.html#selection_statement
  
  
  
• Source needs some changes to compile
  2007-07-04 09:29:25  mulyadi_santosa [View]
  
  
  another big thanks for pointing that out...
  
  regards,
  
  Mulyadi
  
• Source needs some changes to compile
  2006-12-01 07:55:22  nathan@nathanpowell.org [View]
  
  
  No the OP is right. IANACP but for it to compile with GCC 4.1.2 I had to make the same changes.