DURAND Malo

I don't have an error, I just quoted the message from the top of the issue to answer. I just put a workaround for people who have not the Python...

Can you post the link you was trying to reach ?

So, I read something of StackOverflow about that error, it seems it's not part of my code, but it's because Fapello's servers might encountered an issue when time comes to...

I actually don't get any error when I try to download this. Can I see the test file you're running ?

Yeah I mean, the URL.

> Hi men. You only need to create the folder named "downloads" on the directory of the program. Yeah you right, I forgot to read the end of the error....

Any workaround ? You forgot the ``.init`` feature : ```C #include #include #include Test(foo, bar, .init = cr_reditect_stdout) { printf("Hello"); cr_assert_stdout_eq_str("Hello"); } ```

So atm there is no way to know if after a function call the stdout is empty ? I mean, I'm not closing the stdout after writing in it using...

I mean, I'm calling the stdout assert once per test like so : ```c Test(my_display_array, my_display_array_empty, .init = cr_redirect_stdout) { char const *const array[] = { 0 }; my_display_array(array, 0);...

Not gonna lie, I don't really think I'm able to find a workaround about this. I mean, when I'm not a the beginning of a project, it's hard to know...