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I have a c question, which, like most c questions, probably lies in the
misunderstanding of pointers:

I declare the following:

struct servent *udp_service;
struct servent *tcp_service;

Later, I call getservicebyname to fill them:

udp_service = getservbyname("cs457", "udp");
tcp_service = getservbyname("cs457", "tcp");

Next, I print the results:

printf("UDP Protocol = %s\nTCP Protocol = %s\n", udp_service->s_proto, 
tcp_service->s_proto);

This produces the following output:

UDP Protocol = tcp
TCP Protocol = tcp

If I reverse the order of the getservbyname lines, I get the opposite:

UDP Protocol = udp
TCP Protocol = udp

Both structures always point to the same thing.  Why?
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Adam Carheden
carheden@holly.ColoState.EDU