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[vox-tech] Assistance With C Program



Greetings,

I am working on some physics simulations written in C, and I have been 
having problems with memory leaks and efficiencies.  I have been coding in 
C for about a year and half now, but have not done much outside of 
researched based programming.  Throughout my programming, I have had very 
little feedback about the quality of the code (e.g. efficiency, style and 
algorithm implementation), just the results that I produce. I was 
wondering if there would be someone interested in taking a few hours and 
looking over a couple pieces of code that I have written and help me out 
in the above areas. 

Specifically:  Finding possible memory leaks and when it is appropriate to 
use the free() functions. Next, I am not too terribly sure on how to use a 
debugger to track down the leak.  Finally, just discussing programming 
style with someone who knows C to look at it and critique the code.  The 
code itself works, it just takes an exceedingly long time and every so 
often I am running into problems with the size of the program.  I do not 
need help with the physics behind what is going on because the code 
actually generates good results. I am just trying to analyze larger 
systems that should be well within the limits and encountering problems.

I would be willing to pay for the tutoring (mentoring), whether it be 
money, dinner, a donation to LUGOD and/or some combination therein. 

Finally, if you know someone who might be interested, or if you think that 
I should contact someone directly, please let me know.

Thanks,

Dan Hurt
dwhurt@ucdavis.edu
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