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if (*current < *nextCurrent)
{
float temp = *current;
*current = *nextCurrent;
*nextCurrent = temp;
didSwap = true;
}
}
// don't check the bubbled value
--last;
} while (didSwap);
// return the location of the start of the sorted array
return first;
}
Memory Handling
// This function swaps the values of two objects given two pointers pointing to the two objects

#include

#include
#include

void SwapObjects(void *pa, void *pb, size_t size)
{
// declare a temporary pointer that will be used for the object swap
void *vp;
// allocate enough bytes to hold one object, for temporary storage (exit program if unable teo allocate)
if ((vp = malloc(size)) == NULL)
{
fputs("Could not allocate memory\n", stderr);
exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
}
// copy the object stored at *pb to *vp
memcpy(vp, pb, size);
// copy the object stored at *pa to *pb
memcpy(pb, pa, size);
// copy the object stored at *vp to *pa. this completes the swap
memcpy(pa, vp, size);
// free the temporary storage
free(vp);
}
// This file contains the following functions:
// Create2D() creates a 2-dimensional pointer array of data type Type having "rows" rows and "cols" columns.
// Free2d() frees memory pointed to by its argument
// SafeMalloc() attempts to allocate memory, and outputs an error to stderr and exits if allocation fails

#include

#include
#include "C2A5E2_Type-Driver.h"

static void *SafeMalloc(size_t memSize)
{
void *vp;
// Attempt to allocate memory. If allocation fails, output error to stderr and exit
if ((vp = malloc(memSize)) == NULL)
{
fputs("Could not allocate memory\n", stderr);