Homebrew ARM 11 crash while using rand() command and trying to print()...

[DeJay_Incognito]

Am I doing something wrong?:

            printf("\x1b[16;01H");
            int main(){
                srand(time(NULL));

                int x;
                x = rand() % 400;
                printf(x);
            };
        }

and the includes are:
#include <3ds.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <math.h>
#include <time.h>

 

[zoogie]

change that printf to printf("%d",x);

 

[DeJay_Incognito]

change that printf to printf("%d",x);

Trying it now!

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Trying it now!

I am pretty sure it runs the variable and gets the number but nothing is printed... but no more ARM11 crash

 

[zoogie]

Trying it now!

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I am pretty sure it runs the variable and gets the number but nothing is printed... but no more ARM11 crash

The program is exiting without having time to display your message. Computers move really fast, you see.
https://github.com/devkitPro/3ds-examples/blob/master/templates/application/source/main.c#L11

Copypaste that while(appmainloop){stuff} loop under your code.
That while(Appmainloop) etc. will allow you to see the result of your code.
(sorry for all the edits, got stuff going on right now and I'm scatterbrained because of it lol)

 

[DeJay_Incognito]

I already have all of that, in fact here is the full code

 

[Deleted User]

snip

 

[DeJay_Incognito]

The code you posted almost works.
Remove line 152, "x" is declared in a different function, so you can't use it outside of that function.
On line 152, add main(); so you can call the function you just declared. The reason nothing was printed was because you didn't do this.

Also, you're declaring a nested function called "main" within a function called "main", which is probably not what you want to do.

Um like this......

            int main(){
                srand(time(NULL));

                int x;
                x = rand() % 400;
                printf("\x1b[16;01H");
                printf("%d",x);
            };
            main()
        }

 

[DeJay_Incognito]

Um like this......

            int main(){
                srand(time(NULL));

                int x;
                x = rand() % 400;
                printf("\x1b[16;01H");
                printf("%d",x);
            };
            main()
        }

Fixed i inserted printf("%d",main()); on line 152... but why is it giving me numbers larger than 400 -_- probably put it in wrong... but I must really thank you again... you guys were a big help... I will mention you in my program...