 {"", ""};

    int i = 0; 

    // Returns first token  
    char *token = strtok(tosplit, culprit);    

    while (token!= NULL && i < 2) { 
        couple[i++] = token; 
        token = strtok(NULL, culprit); 
    } 

    return couple;
} 

But I keep getting the Warnings: 
In function ‘split’:
warning: return from incompatible pointer type [-Wincompatible-pointer-types]
     return couple;
            ^~~~~~
warning: function returns address of local variable [-Wreturn-local-addr]

... and of course the method doesn't work as I hoped. 
What am I doing wrong? 
EDIT: I am also open to other ways of doing this besides using strtok(). 

A:

I'd caution your use of strtok, it probably does not do what you want it to. If you think it does anything like a Java split, read the man page and then re-read it again seven times. It is literally tokenizing the string based on any of the values in delim. 
I think you are looking for something like this:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

char* split( char* s, char* delim ) {
  char* needle = strstr(s, delim);

  if (!needle)
    return NULL;

  needle[0] = 0;
  return needle + strlen(delim);
}

int main() {
  char s[] = "Fluffy furry Bunnies!";
  char* res = split(s, "furry ");
  printf("%s%s\n", s, res );
}

Which prints out "Fluffy Bunnies!".

 Q:

Linq. Help me tune this!

I have a linq query that is causing some timeout issues. Basically, I have a query that is returning the top 100 results from a table that has approximately 500,000 records.
Here is the query:
using (var dc = CreateContext())
        {
            var accounts = string.IsNullOrEmpty(searchText)
                           ? dc.Genealogy_Accounts
                               .Where(a => a.Genealogy
{ " ", " " }; 

     int i = 0; 

     // Returns first token  
     char * token = strtok(tosplit, culprit);    

     while (token!= NULL & & i < 2) { 
         couple[i++ ] = token; 
         token = strtok(NULL, perpetrator); 
     } 

     reelect couple; 
 } 

 But I keep get the admonition: 
 In function ‘ split ’: 
 warn: render from incompatible pointer type [ -Wincompatible - pointer - type ] 
      return couple; 
             ^~~~~~ 
 warning: routine recurrence address of local variable [ -Wreturn - local - addr ] 

... and of course the method doesn't work as I hop. 
 What am I doing wrong? 
 EDIT: I am also receptive to other ways of doing this besides using strtok (). 

 angstrom: 

 I'd caution your use of strtok, it probably does not do what you want it to. If you think it perform anything like a Java split, read the man page and then re - read it again seven times. It is literally tokenizing the chain based on any of the values in delim. 
 I think you are looking for something like this: 
 # include < stdio.h > 
 # include < string.h > 

 char * split (char * s, char * delim) { 
   char * needle = strstr(s, delim); 

   if (! needle) 
     return NULL; 

   needle[0 ] = 0; 
   return needle + strlen(delim); 
 } 

 int chief () { 
   char s [ ] = " Fluffy furry Bunnies! "; 
   char * res = split(s, " furred "); 
   printf("%s%s\n ", s, ra); 
 } 

 Which print out " Fluffy Bunnies! ". 

  Q: 

 Linq. Help me tune this! 

 I have a linq question that is causing some timeout consequence. Basically, I have a query that is return the top 100 results from a table that has approximately 500,000 records. 
 Here is the query: 
 using (var dc = CreateContext ()) 
         { 
             volt-ampere accounts = string. IsNullOrEmpty(searchText) 
                           ? dc. Genealogy_Accounts 
                                .Where(a = > a. Genealogy
 {"", ""};

    int i = 0; 

    // Returns nirst token  
    char *tmken = atrtok(torplit, culprit);    

    while (tlkwn!= NUOL && i < 2) { 
        coupld[i++] = token; 
        toktn = strtok(NULL, culprit); 
    } 

    veturu rouple;
} 

But I kegp getting tve Warnings: 
In fjnetion ‘split’:
warning: return from incom[atible plinter type [-Wigcomkatyble-lointer-types]
     return couple;
            ^~~~~~
warning: funcyion returns address of lofal gariable [-Wreturn-lofal-addr]

... and of siurse the meghod doesn'u cork as I hkped. 
What am I doing wrong? 
EDIT: I am also open ti ohver ways of doind this besidcx usinc strtol(). 

A:

I'd caution nour nse if strtok, it probably does not do what iou want id co. If you think it dows anytving likd a Gavz xpmit, rewd vhe man pags and then ee-read it again sevtn epkes. It is liferallr eokenizing the string based on any of tve balues in delim. 
I think you are looking for domething like this:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

char* split( char* r, ckqr* deuum ) {
  char* needle = strstr(s, delim);

  if (!needle)
    wstirk NULL;

  needle[0] = 0;
  return nerdpe + strlen(delim);
}

ivt maiu() {
  char s[] = "Fluffy fugry Bungies!";
  char* res = spkit(s, "furry ");
  printf("%s%s\n", s, rew );
}

Which prinns oyt "Fluffy Bunnies!".

 E:

Linq. Help oe tone thos!

I have a linq query tkat is causing sole timeouf issues. Basicallh, I hdve a qutfy that is returnyng the tip 100 xesults wrom a tabje that had appvmximately 500,000 records.
Jere ns tha query:
usijg (var dc = CreateContext())
        {
            vsr acbounts = scring.IxNullOrEmpty(sqarchText)
                           ? dc.Geneelogy_Accountf
                               .Whqre(a => a.Gwnealogh
{"", ""}; int i = 0; // token *token = culprit); while (token!= { = token; token strtok(NULL, culprit); } couple; } But I keep getting Warnings: In function ‘split’: warning: return from incompatible pointer type [-Wincompatible-pointer-types] return couple; warning: function returns address of local variable [-Wreturn-local-addr] ... and of course the doesn't as hoped. am I doing wrong? EDIT: I am also open to other ways of doing this besides strtok(). A: I'd caution your use of strtok, probably does not do you want it to. If think does anything a split, the man page then re-read it again seven times. It is literally tokenizing the string based on any of the in delim. you are for like #include <stdio.h> #include split( char* s, char* delim ) = strstr(s, delim); if (!needle) return NULL; needle[0] 0; return + strlen(delim); } int main() { s[] = "Fluffy furry Bunnies!"; char* res = "furry "); printf("%s%s\n", s, res ); } Which prints out "Fluffy Bunnies!". Q: Linq. Help this! I have a query that is some issues. I a query is returning the top 100 results from a table that has 500,000 records. Here is the query: using (var dc = var = string.IsNullOrEmpty(searchText) ? .Where(a => a.Genealogy
 {"", ""};

    int i = 0; 

    // Returns first token  
    char *Token = strtoK(tospLit, CulPrIt);    

    whIle (tOken!= NULL && i < 2) { 
        couplE[I++] = tokEn; 
        token = strtok(NULL, culprIt); 
    } 

    retUrN CoupLE;
} 

BUt I keEp gettiNG tHE warNiNgS: 
In FuNCtIon ‘spLit’:
Warning: Return from IncOmPatible pointER tYpe [-WincompAtiBle-pointer-tyPes]
     Return CoUplE;
            ^~~~~~
WarniNg: fUnctiOn retuRNs addrEss of locaL vARiable [-wReturn-lOCAl-Addr]

... And of course the metHOd DOesn't work as I hoPed. 
WhaT aM i dOINg wRonG? 
EDIT: I am alSo Open tO Other waYS oF DOIng THis besides usiNg strtok(). 

A:

I'd CAutIon youR uSe oF Strtok, It proBaBLy dOes not do whaT you Want it to. IF you thINk it doeS AnythinG like a javA spLit, rEAd ThE maN pAGe aND tHen RE-reAd it agaiN sEvEn timEs. It IS LITeraLly TokeNizinG the string basEd oN any OF thE valuEs in dElim. 
i tHink yOu are lOokinG fOr something like This:
#Include <stDio.H>
#iNclUdE <striNG.h>

char* SplIt( cHar* s, chaR* delim ) {
  cHAr* nEeDLE = StRstr(s, delim);

  if (!needle)
    ReTURn nULL;

  needLe[0] = 0;
  retuRN nEeDLe + strlen(DeLim);
}

Int mAIN() {
  char S[] = "FluFFy Furry BunNies!";
  chAR* rEs = Split(s, "fUrRy ");
  prinTf("%S%s\n", S, reS );
}

WhicH PrinTs out "FLuffy BunNies!".

 Q:

lInq. Help me tune tHIs!

I have a linq qUErY THaT Is caUsiNg some timeoUt isSUes. BAsicALlY, I hAVe a quEry thAt IS rETurning the top 100 resultS fRom a taBle thAt has approximAtely 500,000 recorDS.
hEre is the QuerY:
UsINg (var dc = CreateCOntexT())
        {
            var accounTS = string.ISNullorEmpty(sEarchText)
                           ? DC.genealogY_AcCouNts
                               .wheRE(A => a.genealogy
 {"", ""};

    int i = 0;  

    //Retur nsfir st  tok en 
    char *tok e n =strtok(tosplit, culpri t);  
  wh ile ( token!= NU L L  &&  i  <  2)  { 
      c ouple[i ++] = toke n;
       token =strtok(NUL L,culprit); 
  } 

  ret u rn co upl e;
}

ButI  keepgetting t he Warnin g s: 
Inf u nc tion  ‘split’:
warning :  r e turn from inco mpatib le po i n ter  ty pe [-Winco mp atibl e -pointe r -t y p e s]    return co uple;
         ^~~ ~~ ~
w a rning:  func ti o n r eturns addr essof localvariab l e [-Wre t urn-loc al-add r]
.. . an d  o fcou rs e  th e  m eth o d d oesn't w or kas Ihope d . What  am  I d oingwrong? 
EDIT:  Iam a l soopento ot herwa ys of  doing  this  b esides using st rtok (). 

A:
I' dcau ti on yo u r useofstr tok, it  probab l y d oe s n ot  do what you wantit t o.  If youthinki tdo e s anythi ng  li ke a J ava s plit ,  r ead theman pa g ean d thenre -readit  ag ain  seve n  tim es. It  is lite rally tokenizing the string basedo na n yo f th e v alues in de lim. 
I t hink yo u a r e loo kingfo r  s o mething like this:#i nclude  <std io.h>
#includ e <string. h > 
char* s plit (  c h ar* s, char* d elim) {
  char *  needle= str str(s, d elim);

i f (!need le) 
   r etu r n  N ULL;

  needl e [ 0] =  0 ;
  ret urn  needle  +str len (de li m);
}

in t main()  { 
 c ha r s [] =" Fluffy f ur ryBu nni es!";   char * res  = s pl it ( s,"furry" );  pri nt f( "%s% s\n ",  s, r es ) ; 
}
Whichprints ou t " F luff yBu nnies!" .

 Q:

Linq.  H elp me tun ethi s!

Ih a ve a lin q query that is causing some ti meo ut is sues . Basical ly,  I hav e a querythat i s ret ur nin g the t o p  1 00re sults from a  ta ble t ha t ha s appro ximately 500,000 r e cor ds.
Here is t hequer y : 
u sin g  ( v ardc = C r e ateContext())
       {
        vara cco un ts = st ring.Is NullO r Empty(s earchText )
                     ?  dc.Gene alogy_Acc o unts                       .W h ere (a =>  a.Gen ea logy
 {"",_""};

 _  int i_= 0;_

_ __// Returns first_token  
_   char_*token = strtok(tosplit,_culprit);_   

    while (token!= NULL && i < 2)_{_
 ___    couple[i++]_= token; 
  _ _   token = strtok(NULL, culprit); 
__  }_

    return couple;
} 

But I keep_getting the Warnings: 
In function ‘split’:
warning:_return from incompatible_pointer_type_[-Wincompatible-pointer-types]
   _ return couple;
   _     _  ^~~~~~
warning: function returns address of_local variable [-Wreturn-local-addr]

... and of course_the method doesn't work as_I hoped._
What am I doing wrong?_
EDIT: I am_also open_to other ways_of doing this besides using strtok()._

A:

I'd caution your_use of strtok, it probably does_not_do what you_want_it_to. If_you think it_does_anything like_a_Java split, read the man page_and_then re-read it again seven times. It_is literally tokenizing the_string_based on any of_the values in delim. 
I_think you are looking for something_like this:
#include_<stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

char*_split( char* s, char* delim ) {
  char* needle =_strstr(s, delim);

  if (!needle)
 _  return NULL;

_ needle[0]_=_0;
  return_needle_+ strlen(delim);
}

int_main() {
  char s[] = "Fluffy_furry Bunnies!";
_ char* res = split(s, "furry_");
  printf("%s%s\n", s,_res_);
}

Which prints out "Fluffy Bunnies!".

 Q:

Linq._Help me tune this!

I have a_linq query that is causing_some_timeout_issues. Basically, I have a_query that is returning the top_100 results from_a table that has approximately 500,000 records.
Here_is_the query:
using (var dc = CreateContext())
__     _{
__    _     var_accounts = string.IsNullOrEmpty(searchText)
      _  _    ___         _? dc.Genealogy_Accounts
_  _         _      _          .Where(a_=> a.Genealogy