Strange error in a shitty easy C program

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>>60516825
ajajajajajjajajajjajaja /a/nons get the FUCK out

In main(), t is an uninitialized pointer. It points to some random area of memory. Try the following main() instead:

int *t;
int pointed_to;
t = &pointed_to;
*t = 6;
prueba(t);

>>60516906
it works now, what a foolish error lol, thank anon!

>>60516825
Maybe you should alloc the memory before using it.

int* t = malloc(sizeof(int));

>>60516906
>>60517001
This.
And also if you used -Wall option with GCC it would inform you that:

test.c: In function ‘main’:
test.c:12:5: warning: ‘t’ is used uninitialized in this function [-Wuninitialized]
  *t = 6;
  ~~~^~~

yes
c leaks memory
use rust instead :)
rust is the true anime language so its the best desuyo katakaradane senpai

>>60516825
>int* t;
>*t = 6;
Because you're writing in the memory address referenced from a pointer, t, which you never initialized. Allocate some sizeof(int) first.

>>60516825
do this señor

#include <stdio.h>

prueba ( a )
int *a;
{
    printf ("%d\n", *a);
}

main (void)
{
    int t = 6;
    prueba (&t);
}