RE: printf

[Murilo Tuvani <murilo_tuvani yahoo com br>]

It is simplier than that.
it is not g_printf();
it is g_print();
and a tip, if want the stuf to be printed before the
crash use fflush(stdout);
fflush() forces the stream to be printed!
Sometimes the process crash and the output has not
been outputted!! If something is printed, than the
crash is not in the g_print() or printf(), it is in
somewhere after that, I don't know the diferences
betwen g_print and printf, but I use both of then.
                           Good luck, Murilo



 --- martyn 2 russell bt com escreveu: > > Hi,
> > 
> > I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong, but basically
> I'm trying to insert
> a
> > printf statement in my gtk program and it causes
> my program to crash.
> > Below is the problematic code fragment:
> > 
> > g_printf("box: (in px) height=%d,
> width=%d,depth=%d\n",
> > 		       box->height, box->width, box->depth);
> > 
> > height, width and depth are all gints. Could
> someone please enlighten
> me?
> 
> Does printf () behave the same way?
> 
> By the looks of it, box must be NULL, although I bet
> you're going to
> tell me it isn't.
> 
> What happens if you replace height, width and depth
> for actual integers?
> 
> Regards,
> Martyn
> 
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