I used this and it crashed on some system:
char s[8192]
I just need to print it to the console and then save it to a file as log.
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I used this and it crashed on some system:
char s[8192]
I just need to print it to the console and then save it to a file as log.
Try to use a pointer instead of this
char s[8192]if size is doubtful.I recommend you to do this kind of thing:
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