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mo149219-Dec-18 1:44
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QuestionPassing / modifying char* to/ by function. Pin
Vaclav_16-Dec-18 16:33
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CPallini16-Dec-18 21:23
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AnswerRe: Passing / modifying char* to/ by function. Pin
Richard MacCutchan16-Dec-18 22:30
mveRichard MacCutchan16-Dec-18 22:30 
You could reduce the number of buffers you are using, as that seems to complicate your code. You are also trying to return FullMessage which is a temporary buffer inside the function. So as soon as you return from the function that buffer's memory space is free to be overwritten. And what is that exit(1) call there for? No wonder you never return from your function. You need something simple like (using C style only):
C++
#define MAX_BUFFER 100
char * CLASS_LCM1602::BuildMessage(char *title, int value)
{
    // allocate a new buffer for the return message
    char* buffer = (char*)malloc(MAX_BUFFER );
    snprintf(buffer, MAX_BUFFER , "%s %d", title, value); // this assumes 100 characters is enough
    
    return buffer;
}

And then the call is:
C++
char *message = i2c.BuildMessage(title, value);
printf("%s\n", message);
free(message); // release the buffer when finished with


modified 17-Dec-18 5:03am.

GeneralRe: Passing / modifying char* to/ by function. Pin
CPallini16-Dec-18 22:56
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