[Anjuta-list] Infinite Loop in Terminal program

[James Haefner <jhaefner biology usu edu>]

Hi,
I am using the anjuta 1.0beta from the recently posted RPM on Redhat 7.2,
gnome-core-1.4.0.4-38, and gtk+-1.2.10-1.  Below is code for a generic/terminal 
application that runs correctly when executed from a separate shell and also 
from the anjuta terminal (from the message frame tab).  However, if I invoke 
anjuta from a shell as: "anjuta &", then build and execute it from the "Build" 
menu, it generates an infinite loop in the shell from which I invoked anjuta.

I use anjuta for teaching C to biologists, and it is a great help, but this 
bug/feature is a source of confusion that my students do not need.

Am I doing something wrong?  Can I force "Execute" to go to the message frame 
terminal (where I actually would have expected it go), not the invoking shell?

THanks, and responding to me directly would be a help.

Jim Haefner

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/* sum.c -- create and print a running sum of numbers */
#include <stdio.h>          /* preprocessor info for printf() */

int main()
{
    /* declare the local variables we need */
	int done;              /* integer, flag to stop reading */
	
	done = 0;              /* make 'done' "false" (assignment) */

	/* begin loop to read and add numbers */
	while (done == 0) {    /* keep going until done not eq 0 */
		/* Are we done yet? */
		printf("If you've had enough, type 1, else type 0 (then ENTER): ");
		scanf("%d",&done);      /* this changes the value of 'done' */
	}
	
    return(0);      /* return from main() back to the operating system */
}


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James W. Haefner             Email: jhaefner biology usu edu
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Utah State University        FAX:   435-797-1575
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