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On 04.06.2011 15:02, Mok-Kong Shen wrote:
> I wrote a function to allocate memory to arrays of integers. But
> it turns out that the the momory allocated was always at the same
> location.

No, it doesn't.  Your test condition is incorrect, leading you an 
incorrect conclusion.

> What had I done improperly and how could I get around
> the problem?

By fixing your program.  I'll drop you a hint: where do you think your 
code writes anything to variables var1 or var2?

> (I use version 2 of the compiler.)

I rather much hope that's a misrepresentation of the facts.  GCC version 
2 is beyond ancient.  So let's hope you meant version 2 of the runtime 
environment instead ...

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