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recover.c, one of the assignments for Problem Set 4, will challenge you to search through the raw bytes of a camera's digital memory to recover a bunch of "deleted" JPEG images.
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Pset4 Recover can't find jpg signature
Since your problem is now resolved I'll instead use this answer to explain why what you see happens, and also what memcmp does.
I don't understand why uint8_t works but not int
uint8_t is guarante …
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Why can't I compile my code?
Have you ensured title is within the scope of main()? It is quite possible you only have it available within the function that previously declared it.
Update: I recommend you compile and see for your …
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PSET 4 recover: segfault when reading buffer
I'm receiving a segfault when reading the first byte (and probably would on the following) of buffer which is a malloced array -- or perhaps not, if unsigned char * doesn't mean what I think it does. …
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