I've written a program in C so i wanted to test it.
I opened the terminal, compiled my code and tried to run it. But the result was not what i was expecting. The program printed almost the half from what i wanted to print.
Then i run again. Now it printed more than before but again not everything. I tried to debug my code and saw that everything was fine. It should be printed normally, but it didn't in the terminal.
I run some other code and had the same problem again.
So i though that my terminal window is'n showing everything and for some reason it stops printing after some hundred lines.
Is there any explanation for this?
Any solution?
Thank you!
Terminal Problem
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laurita
Terminal Problem
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Husse
Re: Terminal Problem
There is not room for an enormous amount of lines in the terminal window - that's why the commands more an less exist
A better way would be to pipe the output to a file - I think you should know how to do that if you compile C programs of your own
A better way would be to pipe the output to a file - I think you should know how to do that if you compile C programs of your own
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laurita
Re: Terminal Problem
I'm sure that's not the problem Husse.
In others OSs like Ubuntu and Suse the printing was succesfull.
However this problem got to a solution. I noticed that it was only happening when my notebook was not plugged to AC but when it was working with the battery.
When i plugged it, it worked fine and the printing was the expected one.
Doesn't anyone know why is this happening, thnx!
In others OSs like Ubuntu and Suse the printing was succesfull.
However this problem got to a solution. I noticed that it was only happening when my notebook was not plugged to AC but when it was working with the battery.
When i plugged it, it worked fine and the printing was the expected one.
Doesn't anyone know why is this happening, thnx!
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Husse
Re: Terminal Problem
Hmm - the umph in the battery was not enough....
However the terminal only puts out a limited number of lines which is easy to fix with | > otp.txt
However the terminal only puts out a limited number of lines which is easy to fix with | > otp.txt
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laurita
Re: Terminal Problem
Agreed!
But i told you that in terminals of other OSs i got what i wanted!
In mine too, when it is plugged. But what happens when it isn't?
But i told you that in terminals of other OSs i got what i wanted!
In mine too, when it is plugged. But what happens when it isn't?
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Husse
Re: Terminal Problem
If you only get a limited number of lines in any distro it's a battery capacity problem
If it's only Mint, and possibly the same generation of Ubuntu it must be something in the power management system that flips out, but it's way over my head. Can be that the voltage is dropping and the terminal shut off to preserve battery....
If it's only Mint, and possibly the same generation of Ubuntu it must be something in the power management system that flips out, but it's way over my head. Can be that the voltage is dropping and the terminal shut off to preserve battery....