comp.lang.c

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• apparent 4 GB memory limit for brk() in solaris 8 on some hardware...?, clsmyth
  • Re: apparent 4 GB memory limit for brk() in solaris 8 on some hardware...?, CBFalconer
    • Re: apparent 4 GB memory limit for brk() in solaris 8 on some hardware...?, clsmyth
  • Re: apparent 4 GB memory limit for brk() in solaris 8 on some hardware...?, Eric Sosman
• Macro calling kernel function, David
  • Re: Macro calling kernel function, Artie Gold
    • Re: Macro calling kernel function, David
      • Re: Macro calling kernel function, Sensei
      • Re: Macro calling kernel function, CBFalconer
  • Re: Macro calling kernel function, Walter Roberson
    • Re: Macro calling kernel function, David
      • Re: Macro calling kernel function, Randy Howard
      • Re: Macro calling kernel function, Keith Thompson
• Flexible size array, Christopher Benson-Manica
  • Re: Flexible size array, Robert Gamble
    • Re: Flexible size array, akarl
• padding a file, marvind
  • Re: padding a file, Walter Roberson
    • Re: padding a file, marvind
• system() and no console ?, Bugs
  • Re: system() and no console ?, Walter Roberson
    • Re: system() and no console ?, Bugs
      • Re: system() and no console ?, Jack Klein
      • Re: system() and no console ?, Walter Roberson
  • Re: system() and no console ?, Bugs
    • Re: system() and no console ?, Keith Thompson
• Design question dealing with char* function, fernandez . dan
  • Re: Design question dealing with char* function, David Resnick
  • Re: Design question dealing with char* function, Jack Klein
• malloc modifying a passed string, Scott Taylor
  • Re: malloc modifying a passed string, Chris Hulbert
    • Re: malloc modifying a passed string, Sarin
  • Re: malloc modifying a passed string, Grumble
  • Re: malloc modifying a passed string, CBFalconer
• Use of 'extern' keyword, siliconwafer
  • Re: Use of 'extern' keyword, Antonio Contreras
    • Re: Use of 'extern' keyword, Jack Klein
  • Re: Use of 'extern' keyword, Jack Klein
• question regarding precedence and associativity of ++ and *, maadhuu
  • Re: question regarding precedence and associativity of ++ and *, junky_fellow
  • Re: question regarding precedence and associativity of ++ and *, Richard Heathfield
• Paasing global variables to functions, ankisharma
  • Re: Paasing global variables to functions, Richard Heathfield
  • Re: Paasing global variables to functions, Alipha
    • Re: Paasing global variables to functions, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: Paasing global variables to functions, Emmanuel Delahaye
    • Re: Paasing global variables to functions, Christian Bau
  • Re: Paasing global variables to functions, Rouben Rostamian
  • Re: Paasing global variables to functions, Walter Roberson
• Big Endian, ranjeet . gupta
  • Re: Big Endian, Walter Roberson
    • Re: Big Endian, Kenny McCormack
• Re: 1/2 =?, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
  • Re: 1/2 =?, akarl
• Interested in saving money on your outsourcing?, globalbid
• Copying a struct to a larger struct?, hermes_917@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Copying a struct to a larger struct?, tedu
    • Re: Copying a struct to a larger struct?, Grumble
  • Re: Copying a struct to a larger struct?, Michael Mair
  • Re: Copying a struct to a larger struct?, Barry Schwarz
    • Re: Copying a struct to a larger struct?, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: Copying a struct to a larger struct?, Netocrat
      • Re: Copying a struct to a larger struct?, Keith Thompson
  • Re: Copying a struct to a larger struct?, CBFalconer
    • Re: Copying a struct to a larger struct?, Randy Howard
• Question on arrays within a struct and sprintf, aap
  • Re: Question on arrays within a struct and sprintf, Eric Sosman
  • Re: Question on arrays within a struct and sprintf, Keith Thompson
• Using fgets() within a function returning an error., Aomighty
  • Re: Using fgets() within a function returning an error., Michael Mair
• strange pointer behavior, Bruno van Dooren
  • Re: strange pointer behavior, Michael Mair
    • Re: strange pointer behavior, Bruno van Dooren
• fexception handling in C, siliconwafer
  • Re: fexception handling in C, Eric Sosman
  • Re: fexception handling in C, John Bode
  • Re: fexception handling in C, Lew Pitcher
  • Re: fexception handling in C, Alan Balmer
  • Re: fexception handling in C, Default User
    • Re: fexception handling in C, siliconwafer
• czy to jest polska grupa dyskusyjna ?, Matis
  • Re: czy to jest polska grupa dyskusyjna ?, Antonio
    • Re: czy to jest polska grupa dyskusyjna ?, akarl
  • Re: czy to jest polska grupa dyskusyjna ?, E. Robert Tisdale
  • Message not available
    • Re: czy to jest polska grupa dyskusyjna ?, CBFalconer
      • Re: czy to jest polska grupa dyskusyjna ?, Christopher Benson-Manica
  • Re: czy to jest polska grupa dyskusyjna ?, Richard Heathfield
• casting function pointers ?, Alfonso Morra
  • Re: casting function pointers ?, Giorgos Keramidas
  • Re: casting function pointers ?, Eric Sosman
• entering more characters, kk
  • Re: entering more characters, Suman
    • Re: entering more characters, Suman
  • Re: entering more characters, Barry
    • Encouraging illegal behavior is O/T in clc (Was: Re: entering more characters), Kenny McCormack
    • Re: entering more characters, Jack Klein
  • Re: entering more characters, Lew Pitcher
  • Re: entering more characters, Walter Roberson
• Hints on how to migrate from C++ to C, Sune
  • Re: Hints on how to migrate from C++ to C, Rouben Rostamian
    • Re: Hints on how to migrate from C++ to C, Sune
      • Re: Hints on how to migrate from C++ to C, Alan Balmer
      • Re: Hints on how to migrate from C++ to C, Sune
      • Re: Hints on how to migrate from C++ to C, Martin Ambuhl
      • Re: Hints on how to migrate from C++ to C, Richard Bos
      • Re: Hints on how to migrate from C++ to C, Alan Balmer
      • Re: Hints on how to migrate from C++ to C, Malcolm
  • Re: Hints on how to migrate from C++ to C, John Bode
    • Re: Hints on how to migrate from C++ to C, Sune
      • Re: Hints on how to migrate from C++ to C, Keith Thompson
    • Re: Hints on how to migrate from C++ to C, tedu
      • Re: Hints on how to migrate from C++ to C, John Bode
  • Re: Hints on how to migrate from C++ to C, Old Wolf
    • Re: Hints on how to migrate from C++ to C, Sune
  • Re: Hints on how to migrate from C++ to C, Richard Heathfield
  • Re: Hints on how to migrate from C++ to C, Roger Leigh
• order of execution, John Smith
  • Re: order of execution, Alex Fraser
  • Re: order of execution, Barry
    • Re: order of execution, Keith Thompson
  • Re: order of execution, David Resnick
    • Re: order of execution, John Smith
• difficult to code, shan
  • Re: difficult to code, Antonio
  • Re: difficult to code, Richard Heathfield
  • Re: difficult to code, Grumble
  • Re: difficult to code, Anonymous 7843
  • Re: difficult to code, Sensei
• Differance between Intrrupt and function, Harshankumar
  • Re: Differance between Intrrupt and function, Chris Torek
  • Re: Differance between Intrrupt and function, Lew Pitcher
• limiting access to a variable..., Antonio
  • Re: limiting access to a variable..., Tim Rentsch
    • Re: limiting access to a variable..., Antonio
      • Re: limiting access to a variable..., Kenneth Brody
      • Re: limiting access to a variable..., Suman
      • Re: limiting access to a variable..., Gordon Burditt
      • Re: limiting access to a variable..., Tim Rentsch
• #define, Meenu
  • Re: #define, jacob navia
  • Re: #define, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: #define, Martin Ambuhl
  • Re: #define, abhik
    • Re: #define, Giorgos Keramidas
• gethostbyaddr/nslookup failed, kcw3388
  • Re: gethostbyaddr/nslookup failed, Artie Gold
• Ordered output without "sorting" array, Simon Morgan
  • Re: Ordered output without "sorting" array, Eric Sosman
  • Re: Ordered output without "sorting" array, Michael Mair
• Data structures question, Shwetabh
  • Re: Data structures question, Eric
  • Re: Data structures question, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: Data structures question, John Bode
    • Re: Data structures question, Alex Fraser
• Coding embedded systems with C, James
  • Re: Coding embedded systems with C, Emmanuel Delahaye
    • Re: Coding embedded systems with C, Alexei A. Frounze
  • Re: Coding embedded systems with C, Walter Roberson
• crazy problem with strtok puttings ptrs in **argv, alef
  • Re: crazy problem with strtok puttings ptrs in **argv, Eric Sosman
  • Re: crazy problem with strtok puttings ptrs in **argv, CBFalconer
  • Re: crazy problem with strtok puttings ptrs in **argv, Steven Kobes
• detecting underflow exception on Linux., alok
  • Re: detecting underflow exception on Linux., Chris Croughton
  • Re: detecting underflow exception on Linux., Chris Torek
• strcpy and strcat's return type, zeroDontSpamtype
  • Re: strcpy and strcat's return type, Lew Pitcher
    • Re: strcpy and strcat's return type, Jirka Klaue
      • Re: strcpy and strcat's return type, Kenneth Brody
  • Re: strcpy and strcat's return type, Malcolm
  • Re: strcpy and strcat's return type, Me
    • Re: strcpy and strcat's return type, Keith Thompson
      • Re: strcpy and strcat's return type, Kenneth Brody
• gcc 4 signed vs unsigned char, juanitofoo
  • Re: gcc 4 signed vs unsigned char, guorke
  • Re: gcc 4 signed vs unsigned char, Michael Mair
  • Re: gcc 4 signed vs unsigned char, Keith Thompson
    • Re: gcc 4 signed vs unsigned char, Old Wolf
      • Re: gcc 4 signed vs unsigned char, Keith Thompson
      • Re: gcc 4 signed vs unsigned char, Old Wolf
  • Re: gcc 4 signed vs unsigned char, Me
    • Re: gcc 4 signed vs unsigned char, Eric Sosman
      • Re: gcc 4 signed vs unsigned char, Keith Thompson
      • Re: gcc 4 signed vs unsigned char, Eric Sosman
      • Re: gcc 4 signed vs unsigned char, Gordon Burditt
  • Re: gcc 4 signed vs unsigned char, Old Wolf
    • Re: gcc 4 signed vs unsigned char, juanitofoo
      • Re: gcc 4 signed vs unsigned char, Keith Thompson
      • Re: gcc 4 signed vs unsigned char, juanitofoo
      • Re: gcc 4 signed vs unsigned char, Clark S . Cox III
      • Re: gcc 4 signed vs unsigned char, juanitofoo
      • Re: gcc 4 signed vs unsigned char, Villy Kruse
      • Re: gcc 4 signed vs unsigned char, Keith Thompson
      • Re: gcc 4 signed vs unsigned char, CBFalconer
• C with Assembly, chellappa
  • Re: C with Assembly, CBFalconer
  • Re: C with Assembly, EventHelix.com
• Why??, Meenu
  • Re: Why??, termin
  • Re: Why??, David Resnick
  • Re: Why??, Grumble
    • Re: Why??, Kenny McCormack
• to write a project in c, nitin
  • Re: to write a project in c, Randy Howard
  • Re: to write a project in c, Shwetabh
    • Re: to write a project in c, Alan Balmer
  • Re: to write a project in c, akarl
    • Re: to write a project in c, Sensei
• limited no'of times execution, kk
  • Re: limited no'of times execution, Sriram Rajagopalan
  • Re: limited no'of times execution, MCheu
  • Re: limited no'of times execution, SSM
    • Re: limited no'of times execution, kk
      • Re: limited no'of times execution, SSM
      • Re: limited no'of times execution, Keith Thompson
  • Re: limited no'of times execution, Anonymous 7843
• Connecting to the DATA BASE(ORACLE), sabarish
  • Re: Connecting to the DATA BASE(ORACLE), Flash Gordon
    • Re: Connecting to the DATA BASE(ORACLE), Anonymous 7843
      • Re: Connecting to the DATA BASE(ORACLE), Coos Haak
      • Re: Connecting to the DATA BASE(ORACLE), Anonymous 7843
      • Re: Connecting to the DATA BASE(ORACLE), Coos Haak
      • Re: Connecting to the DATA BASE(ORACLE), Alan Balmer
      • Re: Connecting to the DATA BASE(ORACLE), Keith Thompson
      • Re: Connecting to the DATA BASE(ORACLE), Richard Bos
      • Re: Connecting to the DATA BASE(ORACLE), Grumble
  • Re: Connecting to the DATA BASE(ORACLE), kk
    • Re: Connecting to the DATA BASE(ORACLE), Flash Gordon
    • Re: Connecting to the DATA BASE(ORACLE), CBFalconer
• Twain development, samuabreu
  • Re: Twain development, Flash Gordon
• non-void function, Roman Mashak
  • Re: non-void function, Artie Gold
  • Re: non-void function, Peter Nilsson
  • Re: non-void function, Roman Mashak
  • Re: non-void function, Kenneth Brody
• how to insert a assembler-sequence for itanium2, heinzSchmolke
  • Re: how to insert a assembler-sequence for itanium2, Jack Klein
  • Re: how to insert a assembler-sequence for itanium2, Grumble
  • Re: how to insert a assembler-sequence for itanium2, Kenny McCormack
• Where to get a compatibility list of C and C++?, Aladdin
  • Re: Where to get a compatibility list of C and C++?, Jack Klein
    • Re: Where to get a compatibility list of C and C++?, Aladdin
      • Re: Where to get a compatibility list of C and C++?, Jack Klein
      • Re: Where to get a compatibility list of C and C++?, Aladdin
      • Re: Where to get a compatibility list of C and C++?, Peter Nilsson
      • Re: Where to get a compatibility list of C and C++?, websnarf
      • Re: Where to get a compatibility list of C and C++?, Aladdin
      • Re: Where to get a compatibility list of C and C++?, Randy Howard
      • Re: Where to get a compatibility list of C and C++?, websnarf
      • Re: Where to get a compatibility list of C and C++?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Where to get a compatibility list of C and C++?, websnarf
      • Re: Where to get a compatibility list of C and C++?, Chris Croughton
      • Re: Where to get a compatibility list of C and C++?, Randy Howard
      • Re: Where to get a compatibility list of C and C++?, Rob Thorpe
      • Re: Where to get a compatibility list of C and C++?, websnarf
      • Re: Where to get a compatibility list of C and C++?, Rob Thorpe
  • Re: Where to get a compatibility list of C and C++?, Grumble
• Re: Firmware Multitasking for dsPIC30F4011, Dan Henry
• question about random generator, Marc Dansereau
  • Re: question about random generator, Martin Ambuhl
    • Re: question about random generator, Peter Nilsson
      • Re: question about random generator, Marc Dansereau
      • Re: question about random generator, Marc Dansereau
      • Re: question about random generator, Eric Sosman
  • Re: question about random generator, Eric Sosman
    • Re: question about random generator, Peter Nilsson
      • Re: question about random generator, Eric Sosman
      • Re: question about random generator, pete
      • Re: question about random generator, Antonio
      • Re: question about random generator, Robert Gamble
      • Re: question about random generator, Antonio
      • Re: question about random generator, Robert Gamble
      • Re: question about random generator, Antonio
      • Re: question about random generator, Peter Nilsson
      • Re: question about random generator, Eric Sosman
      • Re: question about random generator, Keith Thompson
  • Re: question about random generator, CBFalconer
  • Message not available
    • Re: question about random generator, Keith Thompson
  • Re: question about random generator, Sensei
• Re: Two question about signal handlers, Alan Balmer
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Two question about signal handlers, Steven Kobes
  • Re: Two question about signal handlers, Alan Balmer
• C book, abhishekkabra
  • Message not available
    • Re: C book, abhishekkabra
• ANSI C grammar, junky_fellow
  • Re: ANSI C grammar, Lew Pitcher
  • Re: ANSI C grammar, Robert Gamble
  • Re: ANSI C grammar, Grumble
• Searching files in folder, Steffen Loringer
  • Re: Searching files in folder, Pravin Paratey
  • Re: Searching files in folder, Richard Bos
  • Re: Searching files in folder, Flash Gordon
  • Re: Searching files in folder, Emmanuel Delahaye
• code reading, sabads
  • Re: code reading, Cong Wang
    • Re: code reading, Giorgos Keramidas
  • Re: code reading, Malcolm
• Array of pointers to arrays of Fixed Size, Linny
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Array of pointers to arrays of Fixed Size, Steven Kobes
• help really confused with for construct execution, rahul8143
  • Re: help really confused with for construct execution, Cong Wang
    • Re: help really confused with for construct execution, manoj1978
      • Re: help really confused with for construct execution, Cong Wang
  • Re: help really confused with for construct execution, gnncj
  • Re: help really confused with for construct execution, John Bode
• printing all variables in union, rahul8143
  • Re: printing all variables in union, Keith Thompson
    • Re: printing all variables in union, rahul8143
      • Re: printing all variables in union, rahul8143
      • Re: printing all variables in union, Keith Thompson
  • Re: printing all variables in union, Cong Wang
  • Re: printing all variables in union, manoj1978
    • Re: printing all variables in union, manoj1978
      • Re: printing all variables in union, rahul8143
      • Re: printing all variables in union, Grumble
      • Re: printing all variables in union, Cong Wang
  • Re: printing all variables in union, junky_fellow
  • Re: printing all variables in union, ranjeet . gupta
  • Re: printing all variables in union, Martin Ambuhl
  • Re: printing all variables in union, Steven Kobes
• pointer assignments, rahul8143
  • Re: pointer assignments, Cong Wang
    • Re: pointer assignments, pete
    • Message not available
      • Re: pointer assignments, Cong Wang
      • Message not available
      • Re: pointer assignments, Cong Wang
  • Re: pointer assignments, Alipha
    • Re: pointer assignments, Flash Gordon
  • Re: pointer assignments, Steve Summit
• Running time, Rajeev
• Running time of a code, Rajeev
  • Re: Running time of a code, Gordon Burditt
  • Re: Running time of a code, Christian Bau
  • Re: Running time of a code, akarl
    • Re: Running time of a code, Cong Wang
• How to write code which minimizes page faults?, Sune
  • Re: How to write code which minimizes page faults?, EventHelix.com
    • Re: How to write code which minimizes page faults?, Sune
  • Re: How to write code which minimizes page faults?, Artie Gold
    • [OT] Re: How to write code which minimizes page faults?, Artie Gold
  • Re: How to write code which minimizes page faults?, Malcolm
  • Re: How to write code which minimizes page faults?, Christian Bau
  • Re: How to write code which minimizes page faults?, akarl
    • Re: How to write code which minimizes page faults?, Default User
      • Re: How to write code which minimizes page faults?, akarl
      • Re: How to write code which minimizes page faults?, Walter Roberson
      • Re: How to write code which minimizes page faults?, Default User
      • Re: How to write code which minimizes page faults?, akarl
      • Re: How to write code which minimizes page faults?, Malcolm
      • Re: How to write code which minimizes page faults?, akarl
      • Re: How to write code which minimizes page faults?, Gordon Burditt
      • Re: How to write code which minimizes page faults?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: How to write code which minimizes page faults?, CBFalconer
      • Re: How to write code which minimizes page faults?, Charles Richmond
      • Re: How to write code which minimizes page faults?, akarl
      • Re: How to write code which minimizes page faults?, Malcolm
      • Re: How to write code which minimizes page faults?, CBFalconer
      • Re: How to write code which minimizes page faults?, Richard Bos
      • Re: How to write code which minimizes page faults?, Sune
    • Re: How to write code which minimizes page faults?, Malcolm
  • Re: How to write code which minimizes page faults?, E. Robert Tisdale
• pointer truncation from 'void *' to 'int', Alfonso Morra
  • Re: pointer truncation from 'void *' to 'int', Eric Lavigne
    • Re: pointer truncation from 'void *' to 'int', Jack Klein
  • Re: pointer truncation from 'void *' to 'int', Flash Gordon
  • Re: pointer truncation from 'void *' to 'int', Alexei A. Frounze
    • Re: pointer truncation from 'void *' to 'int', Keith Thompson
      • Re: pointer truncation from 'void *' to 'int', Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: pointer truncation from 'void *' to 'int', Emmanuel Delahaye
      • Re: pointer truncation from 'void *' to 'int', Robert W Hand
      • Re: pointer truncation from 'void *' to 'int', Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: pointer truncation from 'void *' to 'int', Keith Thompson
      • Re: pointer truncation from 'void *' to 'int', Chris Torek
      • Re: pointer truncation from 'void *' to 'int', CBFalconer
  • Re: pointer truncation from 'void *' to 'int', Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: pointer truncation from 'void *' to 'int', Martin Ambuhl
  • Re: pointer truncation from 'void *' to 'int', Charles F McDevitt
    • Re: pointer truncation from 'void *' to 'int', Charles F McDevitt
      • Re: pointer truncation from 'void *' to 'int', Keith Thompson
    • Re: pointer truncation from 'void *' to 'int', Eric Sosman
    • Re: pointer truncation from 'void *' to 'int', Grumble
      • Re: pointer truncation from 'void *' to 'int', Richard Bos
  • Re: pointer truncation from 'void *' to 'int', Barry Schwarz
    • Re: pointer truncation from 'void *' to 'int', Alfonso Morra
      • Re: pointer truncation from 'void *' to 'int', Richard Bos
      • Re: pointer truncation from 'void *' to 'int', Eric Sosman
      • Re: pointer truncation from 'void *' to 'int', Steve Summit
• Difference between return and exit, jwaixs
  • Re: Difference between return and exit, S.Tobias
  • Re: Difference between return and exit, Eric Sosman
  • Re: Difference between return and exit, Emmanuel Delahaye
    • Re: Difference between return and exit, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: Difference between return and exit, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Difference between return and exit, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: Difference between return and exit, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Difference between return and exit, CBFalconer
      • Re: Difference between return and exit, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Difference between return and exit, Steve Summit
      • Re: Difference between return and exit, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: Difference between return and exit, Keith Thompson
  • Re: Difference between return and exit, Barry Schwarz
    • Re: Difference between return and exit, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Difference between return and exit, Barry Schwarz
      • Re: Difference between return and exit, Mark
• Search for the nearest item by bsearch?, Davy
  • Re: Search for the nearest item by bsearch?, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: Search for the nearest item by bsearch?, Eric Sosman
    • Re: Search for the nearest item by bsearch?, Steve Summit
    • Re: Search for the nearest item by bsearch?, Davy
• What is wrong?, DJ
  • Re: What is wrong?, Robert
  • Re: What is wrong?, CBFalconer
  • Re: What is wrong?, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: What is wrong?, Martin Ambuhl
  • Re: What is wrong?, Barry Schwarz
    • Re: What is wrong?, akarl
  • Re: What is wrong?, Default User
• swap addresses ?, pras . vaidya
  • Re: swap addresses ?, Malcolm
    • Re: swap addresses ?, Joe Wright
  • Message not available
    • Re: swap addresses ?, Sorav Bansal
      • Re: swap addresses ?, Sorav Bansal
      • Re: swap addresses ?, Emmanuel Delahaye
      • Re: swap addresses ?, CBFalconer
      • Re: swap addresses ?, Ben Pfaff
      • Re: swap addresses ?, Clark S . Cox III
      • Re: swap addresses ?, Antonio
      • Re: swap addresses ?, Chris Dollin
  • Re: swap addresses ?, Walter Roberson
  • Re: swap addresses ?, Keith Thompson
    • Re: swap addresses ?, Kenny McCormack
• Is "const" more than syntactic sugar?, Markus . Elfring
  • Re: Is "const" more than syntactic sugar?, Malcolm
  • Re: Is "const" more than syntactic sugar?, Jack Klein
• How to deal with Tree with several branchs?, Davy
  • Re: How to deal with Tree with several branchs?, Malcolm
• Token Parser, Simon Morgan
  • Re: Token Parser, Flash Gordon
  • Re: Token Parser, Chris Croughton
  • Re: Token Parser, T.M. Sommers
    • Re: Token Parser, CBFalconer
  • Re: Token Parser, Neil Ferguson
  • Re: Token Parser, Simon Morgan
    • Re: Token Parser, Flash Gordon
    • Re: Token Parser, CBFalconer
      • Re: Token Parser, Simon Morgan
    • Re: Token Parser, T.M. Sommers
      • Re: Token Parser, CBFalconer
      • Re: Token Parser, T.M. Sommers
      • Re: Token Parser, CBFalconer
      • Re: Token Parser, T.M. Sommers
• function pointers, Srinivas
  • Re: function pointers, Michael Mair
• Calling getopt with new arguments, Shaun Jackman
  • Re: Calling getopt with new arguments, Chris Croughton
• Re: is it safe to zero float array with memset?, Robert Gamble
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: is it safe to zero float array with memset?, Sensei
    • Re: is it safe to zero float array with memset?, Robert Gamble
      • Message not available
      • Re: is it safe to zero float array with memset?, Kenneth Brody
      • Re: is it safe to zero float array with memset?, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: is it safe to zero float array with memset?, Malcolm
      • Re: is it safe to zero float array with memset?, Sensei
      • Re: is it safe to zero float array with memset?, Gordon Burditt
      • Re: is it safe to zero float array with memset?, Sensei
      • Re: is it safe to zero float array with memset?, Gordon Burditt
      • Re: is it safe to zero float array with memset?, Sensei
      • Re: is it safe to zero float array with memset?, Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: is it safe to zero float array with memset?, Sensei
  • Re: is it safe to zero float array with memset?, Flash Gordon
  • Re: is it safe to zero float array with memset?, David Resnick
  • Re: is it safe to zero float array with memset?, Keith Thompson
    • Re: is it safe to zero float array with memset?, Dave Vandervies
    • Re: is it safe to zero float array with memset?, Krishanu Debnath
      • Re: is it safe to zero float array with memset?, Keith Thompson
  • Re: is it safe to zero float array with memset?, Malcolm
    • Re: is it safe to zero float array with memset?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: is it safe to zero float array with memset?, Malcolm
      • Re: is it safe to zero float array with memset?, Chris Croughton
  • Re: is it safe to zero float array with memset?, Eric Sosman
• Compare data in two groups, Davy
  • Re: Compare data in two groups, David Resnick
  • Re: Compare data in two groups, Keith Thompson
  • Re: Compare data in two groups, Emmanuel Delahaye
• what is the difference, void func(void) and void fucn(), noblesantosh
  • Re: what is the difference, void func(void) and void fucn(), S.Tobias
    • Re: what is the difference, void func(void) and void fucn(), noblesantosh
      • Re: what is the difference, void func(void) and void fucn(), S.Tobias
    • Re: what is the difference, void func(void) and void fucn(), Dik T. Winter
      • Re: what is the difference, void func(void) and void fucn(), S.Tobias
• Help on an "if" statement on a numerical value, sapnsapn
  • Re: Help on an "if" statement on a numerical value, Simon Morgan
    • Re: Help on an "if" statement on a numerical value, sapnsapn
  • Re: Help on an "if" statement on a numerical value, David Resnick
• setting macro, Roman Mashak
  • Re: setting macro, Simon Morgan
    • Re: setting macro, Keith Thompson
  • Re: setting macro, Cong Wang
  • Re: setting macro, David Resnick
  • Re: setting macro, Suman
  • Re: setting macro, Suman
• Value of k??, Meenu
  • Re: Value of k??, noblesantosh
  • Re: Value of k??, John Bode
  • Re: Value of k??, Cong Wang
  • Re: Value of k??, Cong Wang
    • Re: Value of k??, Mark
  • Re: Value of k??, Meenu
    • Re: Value of k??, Simon Morgan
    • Re: Value of k??, John Bode
    • Re: Value of k??, Targeur fou
• Yes/No, Meenu
  • Re: Yes/No, Ian Malone
    • Re: Yes/No, Meenu
    • Re: Yes/No, Ian Malone
      • Re: Yes/No, Meenu
      • Re: Yes/No, Ian Malone
      • Re: Yes/No, lawrence . jones
  • Re: Yes/No, Simon Morgan
    • Re: Yes/No, Meenu
  • Re: Yes/No, Dik T. Winter
  • Re: Yes/No, CBFalconer
    • [OT] Re: Yes/No, Eric Sosman
      • Re: [OT] Re: Yes/No, CBFalconer
      • Re: [OT] Re: Yes/No, Chris Croughton
      • Re: [OT] Re: Yes/No, Eric Sosman
  • Re: Yes/No, junky_fellow
    • Re: Yes/No, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Yes/No, junky_fellow
• Re: const-correct design, Markus . Elfring
• C Programming: A Modern Approach - Chapter 15 Exercise 5, Simon Morgan
  • Re: C Programming: A Modern Approach - Chapter 15 Exercise 5, Steffen Buehler
    • Re: C Programming: A Modern Approach - Chapter 15 Exercise 5, Simon Morgan
      • Re: C Programming: A Modern Approach - Chapter 15 Exercise 5, Suman
      • Re: C Programming: A Modern Approach - Chapter 15 Exercise 5, Steffen Buehler
      • Re: C Programming: A Modern Approach - Chapter 15 Exercise 5, Simon Morgan
      • Re: C Programming: A Modern Approach - Chapter 15 Exercise 5, Simon Morgan
      • Re: C Programming: A Modern Approach - Chapter 15 Exercise 5, Simon Morgan
      • Re: C Programming: A Modern Approach - Chapter 15 Exercise 5, Steffen Buehler
      • Re: C Programming: A Modern Approach - Chapter 15 Exercise 5, Simon Morgan
      • Re: C Programming: A Modern Approach - Chapter 15 Exercise 5, Steffen Buehler
      • Re: C Programming: A Modern Approach - Chapter 15 Exercise 5, Simon Morgan
  • Re: C Programming: A Modern Approach - Chapter 15 Exercise 5, Richard Tobin
    • Re: C Programming: A Modern Approach - Chapter 15 Exercise 5, Tim Rentsch
  • Re: C Programming: A Modern Approach - Chapter 15 Exercise 5, CBFalconer
  • Re: C Programming: A Modern Approach - Chapter 15 Exercise 5, Tim Rentsch
    • Re: C Programming: A Modern Approach - Chapter 15 Exercise 5, Simon Morgan
      • Re: C Programming: A Modern Approach - Chapter 15 Exercise 5, Tim Rentsch
  • Re: C Programming: A Modern Approach - Chapter 15 Exercise 5, Malcolm
• Standalone sscanf() implementation?, hermes_917@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Standalone sscanf() implementation?, Jack Klein
    • Re: Standalone sscanf() implementation?, CBFalconer
• how to create huge two-dementional array, Winston
  • Re: how to create huge two-dementional array, David Resnick
    • Re: how to create huge two-dementional array, Winston
  • Re: how to create huge two-dementional array, Robert Gamble
  • Re: how to create huge two-dementional array, E. Robert Tisdale
    • Re: how to create huge two-dementional array, Keith Thompson
• Re: multiple versions of "Extended ASCII characters"(No. 128 to 255), Lew Pitcher
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: multiple versions of "Extended ASCII characters"(No. 128 to 255), Chris Croughton
• invoking php?, Bush is a Fascist
  • Re: invoking php?, SM Ryan
  • Re: invoking php?, CBFalconer
    • Re: invoking php?, Bush is a Fascist
      • Re: invoking php?, Sensei
      • Re: invoking php?, Alan Balmer
      • Re: invoking php?, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: invoking php?, Default User
    • Re: invoking php?, Red
      • Re: invoking php?, CBFalconer
      • Re: invoking php?, Chris Croughton
      • Re: invoking php?, SM Ryan
      • Re: invoking php?, Chris Croughton
      • Re: invoking php?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: invoking php?, Chris Croughton
      • Re: invoking php?, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: invoking php?, Chris Croughton
      • Re: invoking php?, Richard Bos
      • Re: invoking php?, Default User
  • Re: invoking php?, Steve Summit
• Switch() parsing insanity, Robert
  • Re: Switch() parsing insanity, S.Tobias
    • Re: Switch() parsing insanity, CBFalconer
      • Re: Switch() parsing insanity, Chris Hulbert
      • Re: Switch() parsing insanity, Eric Sosman
      • Re: Switch() parsing insanity, S.Tobias
  • Re: Switch() parsing insanity, Eric Sosman
  • Re: Switch() parsing insanity, SM Ryan
    • Re: Switch() parsing insanity, Robert
• array of structures, Roman Mashak
  • Re: array of structures, Richard Heathfield
  • Re: array of structures, John Bode
  • Re: array of structures, goose
  • Re: array of structures, Roman Mashak
• storage for temporaries, S.Tobias
  • Re: storage for temporaries, Lawrence Kirby
    • Re: storage for temporaries, Netocrat
      • Re: storage for temporaries, S.Tobias
      • Re: storage for temporaries, lawrence . jones
      • Re: storage for temporaries, Netocrat
      • Re: storage for temporaries, pete
      • Re: storage for temporaries, Netocrat
      • Re: storage for temporaries, Joe Wright
      • Re: storage for temporaries, Netocrat
      • Re: storage for temporaries, Old Wolf
      • Re: storage for temporaries, Netocrat
      • Re: storage for temporaries, Old Wolf
    • Re: storage for temporaries, S.Tobias
• Want free s/w which auto create doc from the comments of C Code, Sunner Sun
  • Re: Want free s/w which auto create doc from the comments of C Code, Grumble
  • Re: Want free s/w which auto create doc from the comments of C Code, Chris Croughton
    • Re: Want free s/w which auto create doc from the comments of C Code, Sunner Sun
• How to put non-ascii characters into C string?, wob
  • Re: How to put non-ascii characters into C string?, Eric Sosman
    • Re: How to put non-ascii characters into C string?, Charles M. Reinke
      • Re: How to put non-ascii characters into C string?, Lew Pitcher
      • Re: How to put non-ascii characters into C string?, Lew Pitcher
      • Re: How to put non-ascii characters into C string?, Charles M. Reinke
      • Re: How to put non-ascii characters into C string?, Lew Pitcher
      • Re: How to put non-ascii characters into C string?, wob
      • Re: How to put non-ascii characters into C string?, CBFalconer
      • Re: How to put non-ascii characters into C string?, Lew Pitcher
      • Re: How to put non-ascii characters into C string?, Eric Sosman
  • Re: How to put non-ascii characters into C string?, akarl
  • Re: How to put non-ascii characters into C string?, SM Ryan
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • How to put non-ascii characters into C string?, wob
• How to generate a md5 hash?, dutche
  • Re: How to generate a md5 hash?, Eric Sosman
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    • Re: How to generate a md5 hash?, dutche
      • Re: How to generate a md5 hash?, james . jdunne
      • Re: How to generate a md5 hash?, Red
      • Re: How to generate a md5 hash?, Martin Ambuhl
      • Re: How to generate a md5 hash?, CBFalconer
      • Re: How to generate a md5 hash?, Default User
      • Re: How to generate a md5 hash?, dutche
      • Re: How to generate a md5 hash?, Chris Hulbert
      • Re: How to generate a md5 hash?, dutche
      • Re: How to generate a md5 hash?, Mark
      • Re: How to generate a md5 hash?, Old Wolf
      • Re: How to generate a md5 hash?, dutche
      • Re: How to generate a md5 hash?, Mark
      • Re: How to generate a md5 hash?, Mark
• List of all functions in a C files, Uday
  • Re: List of all functions in a C files, Martijn
  • Re: List of all functions in a C files, Anonymous 7843
  • Re: List of all functions in a C files, CBFalconer
    • Re: List of all functions in a C files, Robert Gamble
      • Re: List of all functions in a C files, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: List of all functions in a C files, Jaspreet
      • Re: List of all functions in a C files, Robert Gamble
      • Re: List of all functions in a C files, CBFalconer
    • Re: List of all functions in a C files, Uday
      • Re: List of all functions in a C files, CBFalconer
      • Re: List of all functions in a C files, Eric Sosman
  • Re: List of all functions in a C files, LucasRescue
    • Re: List of all functions in a C files, Giorgos Keramidas
      • Re: List of all functions in a C files, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: List of all functions in a C files, Richard Bos
• How to write a driver for unsupported USB joystick?, Michel Rouzic
  • Re: How to write a driver for unsupported USB joystick?, Dave Vandervies
    • Re: How to write a driver for unsupported USB joystick?, Michel Rouzic
• Optimasation and seg faults, grid
  • Re: Optimasation and seg faults, Grumble
    • Re: Optimasation and seg faults, grid
      • Re: Optimasation and seg faults, CBFalconer
  • Re: Optimasation and seg faults, SM Ryan
    • Re: Optimasation and seg faults, Chris Croughton
      • Re: Optimasation and seg faults, lawrence . jones
      • Re: Optimasation and seg faults, Chris Croughton
      • Re: Optimasation and seg faults, Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: Optimasation and seg faults, SM Ryan
  • Re: Optimasation and seg faults, John Bode
    • Re: Optimasation and seg faults, Eric Sosman
• Program2, Meenu
  • Re: Program2, Maw
    • Re: Program2, CBFalconer
  • Re: Program2, Maw
    • Re: Program2, Keith Thompson
  • Re: Program2, junky_fellow
  • Re: Program2, Martin Ambuhl
• Program output, Meenu
  • Re: Program output, martinaw
    • Re: Program output, Meenu
    • Re: Program output, Meenu
      • Re: Program output, Rob Morris
      • Re: Program output, Rob Morris
      • Re: Program output, Old Wolf
• E-Book Please, Praveen
  • Re: E-Book Please, upashu2
    • Re: E-Book Please, Praveen
  • Re: E-Book Please, Mark McIntyre
    • Re: E-Book Please, Praveen
      • Re: E-Book Please, akarl
  • Re: E-Book Please, CBFalconer
  • Re: E-Book Please, Martin Ambuhl
• tricky problem, pras . vaidya
  • Re: tricky problem, Charles Mills
  • Re: tricky problem, junky_fellow
  • Re: tricky problem, Hash
    • Re: tricky problem, Allan Bruce
    • Re: tricky problem, Chris Dollin
    • Re: tricky problem, Flash Gordon
      • Re: tricky problem, martinaw
      • Re: tricky problem, Grumble
• Re: ANNC: Reliable Software releases their own C++ Windows Library, CBFalconer
  • Re: ANNC: Reliable Software releases their own C++ Windows Library, Kenny McCormack
• The object status of function call returns, Netocrat
  • Re: The object status of function call returns, Jack Klein
    • Re: The object status of function call returns, Netocrat
  • Re: The object status of function call returns, Lawrence Kirby
    • Re: The object status of function call returns, Netocrat
      • Re: The object status of function call returns, Netocrat
      • Re: The object status of function call returns, pete
      • Re: The object status of function call returns, Netocrat
      • Re: The object status of function call returns, pete
      • Re: The object status of function call returns, Tim Rentsch
• Strip everything out of a string expect numbers., jcf
  • Re: Strip everything out of a string expect numbers., Eric Sosman
    • Re: Strip everything out of a string expect numbers., jcf
      • Re: Strip everything out of a string expect numbers., Chris Torek
      • Re: Strip everything out of a string expect numbers., Eric Sosman
  • Re: Strip everything out of a string expect numbers., Martijn
  • Re: Strip everything out of a string expect numbers., SM Ryan
    • Re: Strip everything out of a string expect numbers., jcf
      • Re: Strip everything out of a string expect numbers., Leonardo Palozzi
      • Re: Strip everything out of a string expect numbers., Martijn
  • Re: Strip everything out of a string expect numbers., akarl
    • Re: Strip everything out of a string expect numbers., Keith Thompson
      • Re: Strip everything out of a string expect numbers., akarl
      • Re: Strip everything out of a string expect numbers., akarl
      • Re: Strip everything out of a string expect numbers., Robert Gamble
      • Re: Strip everything out of a string expect numbers., Keith Thompson
      • Re: Strip everything out of a string expect numbers., CBFalconer
• char** function parameters, confusedcoder
  • Re: char** function parameters, Stephane Zuckerman
  • Re: char** function parameters, Robert Gamble
    • Re: char** function parameters, confusedcoder
      • Re: char** function parameters, Robert Gamble
      • Re: char** function parameters, Default User
      • Re: char** function parameters, Robert Gamble
      • Re: char** function parameters, Eric Sosman
      • Re: char** function parameters, John Bode
      • Re: char** function parameters, Chris Torek
      • Re: char** function parameters, confusedcoder
  • Re: char** function parameters, Rajan
    • Re: char** function parameters, Stephane Zuckerman
• C itself and what can be done with/in it, Alexei A. Frounze
  • Re: C itself and what can be done with/in it, Richard Bos
    • Re: C itself and what can be done with/in it, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: C itself and what can be done with/in it, Kenny McCormack
    • Re: C itself and what can be done with/in it, Netocrat
      • Re: C itself and what can be done with/in it, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: C itself and what can be done with/in it, Mark McIntyre
  • Re: C itself and what can be done with/in it, CBFalconer
    • Re: C itself and what can be done with/in it, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: C itself and what can be done with/in it, Keith Thompson
      • Re: C itself and what can be done with/in it, Dave Thompson
      • Re: C itself and what can be done with/in it, Alexei A. Frounze
  • Re: C itself and what can be done with/in it, Kenneth Brody
• Requesting Example code: Threads and Messaging, gmtonyhoyt
  • Re: Requesting Example code: Threads and Messaging, Kenny McCormack
    • Re: Requesting Example code: Threads and Messaging, Jack Klein
      • Re: Requesting Example code: Threads and Messaging, Kenny McCormack
  • Re: Requesting Example code: Threads and Messaging, Keith Thompson
• pointer array problem, termin
  • Re: pointer array problem, DevarajA
    • Re: pointer array problem, Chris Dollin
      • Re: pointer array problem, DevarajA
      • Re: pointer array problem, Chris Dollin
      • Re: pointer array problem, Netocrat
      • Re: pointer array problem, Lawrence Kirby
  • Re: pointer array problem, Chris Dollin
  • Re: pointer array problem, John Bode
    • Re: pointer array problem, ozbear
      • Re: pointer array problem, John Bode
  • Re: pointer array problem, Martin Ambuhl
• prototypes, DevarajA
  • Re: prototypes, DevarajA
    • Message not available
      • Re: prototypes, DevarajA
      • Message not available
      • Re: prototypes, DevarajA
      • Re: prototypes, Flash Gordon
      • Re: prototypes, Dave Thompson
    • Message not available
      • Re: prototypes, Eric Sosman
  • Re: prototypes, John Bode
    • Re: prototypes, Eric Sosman
      • Re: prototypes, John Bode
  • Re: prototypes, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: prototypes, Mark McIntyre
• extern, DevarajA
  • Re: extern, ade ishs
  • Re: extern, Jack Klein
    • Re: extern, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: extern, Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: extern, DevarajA
      • Re: extern, Christian Kandeler
      • Re: extern, DevarajA
      • Re: extern, Chris Torek
      • Re: extern, Flash Gordon
      • Re: extern, Chris Torek
      • Re: extern, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: extern, Chris Torek
      • Re: extern, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: extern, Netocrat
      • Re: extern, Flash Gordon
  • Re: extern, Me
    • Re: extern, Me
      • Re: extern, DevarajA
  • Re: extern, Mark McIntyre
    • Re: extern, Flash Gordon
      • Re: extern, Old Wolf
      • Re: extern, Flash Gordon
      • Re: extern, Old Wolf
      • Re: extern, Flash Gordon
      • Re: extern, Netocrat
      • Re: extern, Richard Bos
      • Re: extern, Netocrat
      • Re: extern, Netocrat
      • Re: extern, Joe Wright
• Loop termination question. I hope this is the right forum, grocery_stocker
  • Re: Loop termination question. I hope this is the right forum, Chris Dollin
    • Re: Loop termination question. I hope this is the right forum, grocery_stocker
      • Re: Loop termination question. I hope this is the right forum, Johan Borkhuis
      • Re: Loop termination question. I hope this is the right forum, Chris Dollin
    • Re: Loop termination question. I hope this is the right forum, Tommi Johnsson
  • Re: Loop termination question. I hope this is the right forum, Lawrence Kirby
• fork problem, mishra
  • Re: fork problem, Johan Borkhuis
  • Re: fork problem, ng5000
  • Re: fork problem, Antonio
    • Re: fork problem, SM Ryan
    • Re: fork problem, Jack Klein
      • Re: fork problem, SM Ryan
      • Re: forkin' problem, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: forkin' problem, CBFalconer
      • Re: forkin' problem, SM Ryan
      • Re: forkin' problem, Barry Schwarz
      • Re: fork problem, Robert Gamble
      • Re: fork problem, Antonio
      • Re: fork problem, CBFalconer
      • Re: fork problem, CBFalconer
      • Re: fork problem, SM Ryan
  • Re: fork problem, Keith Thompson
• why is it so ?, junky_fellow
  • Re: why is it so ?, Robert Gamble
    • Re: why is it so ?, junky_fellow
      • Re: why is it so ?, Robert Gamble
      • Re: why is it so ?, Chris Torek
      • Re: why is it so ?, Robert Gamble
      • Re: why is it so ?, Flash Gordon
      • Re: why is it so ?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: why is it so ?, Mark McIntyre
  • Re: why is it so ?, Mark McIntyre
  • Re: why is it so ?, Barry Schwarz
    • Re: why is it so ?, Eric Sosman
      • Re: why is it so ?, Robert Gamble
      • Re: why is it so ?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: why is it so ?, CBFalconer
      • Re: why is it so ?, pete
      • Re: why is it so ?, S.Tobias
      • Re: why is it so ?, Barry Schwarz
      • Re: why is it so ?, Robert Gamble
      • Re: why is it so ?, Barry Schwarz
      • Re: why is it so ?, Robert Gamble
      • Re: why is it so ?, CBFalconer
      • Re: why is it so ?, S.Tobias
      • Re: why is it so ?, Robert Gamble
      • Re: why is it so ?, S.Tobias
      • Re: why is it so ?, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: why is it so ?, S.Tobias
      • Re: why is it so ?, Robert Gamble
      • Re: why is it so ?, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: why is it so ?, Robert Gamble
• queries about sprintf, jimjim
  • Re: queries about sprintf, Barry Schwarz
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: queries about sprintf, jimjim
  • Re: queries about sprintf, jimjim
    • Re: queries about sprintf, Eric Sosman
      • Re: queries about sprintf, jimjim
      • Re: queries about sprintf, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: queries about sprintf, lawrence . jones
• is *ptr++ equivalent to *(ptr++), junky_fellow
  • Re: is *ptr++ equivalent to *(ptr++), Rajan
  • Re: is *ptr++ equivalent to *(ptr++), Richard Heathfield
    • Re: is *ptr++ equivalent to *(ptr++), S.Tobias
      • Re: is *ptr++ equivalent to *(ptr++), junky_fellow
      • Re: is *ptr++ equivalent to *(ptr++), S.Tobias
      • Re: is *ptr++ equivalent to *(ptr++), Richard Heathfield
      • Re: is *ptr++ equivalent to *(ptr++), S.Tobias
      • Re: is *ptr++ equivalent to *(ptr++), lawrence . jones
      • Re: is *ptr++ equivalent to *(ptr++), Tim Rentsch
      • Re: is *ptr++ equivalent to *(ptr++), Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: is *ptr++ equivalent to *(ptr++), Chris Croughton
      • Re: is *ptr++ equivalent to *(ptr++), Tim Rentsch
      • Re: is *ptr++ equivalent to *(ptr++), Dave Thompson
      • Re: is *ptr++ equivalent to *(ptr++), Eric
      • Re: is *ptr++ equivalent to *(ptr++), Richard Heathfield
      • Re: is *ptr++ equivalent to *(ptr++), Lawrence Kirby
  • Re: is *ptr++ equivalent to *(ptr++), ranjeet . gupta
    • Re: is *ptr++ equivalent to *(ptr++), Chris Dollin
      • Re: is *ptr++ equivalent to *(ptr++), Vijay Kumar R. Zanvar
      • Re: is *ptr++ equivalent to *(ptr++), Chris Dollin
      • Re: is *ptr++ equivalent to *(ptr++), Vijay Kumar R. Zanvar
      • Re: is *ptr++ equivalent to *(ptr++), Chris Dollin
      • Re: is *ptr++ equivalent to *(ptr++), pete
  • Re: is *ptr++ equivalent to *(ptr++), Eric
• What is the point of signed char?, ng5000
  • Re: What is the point of signed char?, junky_fellow
    • Re: What is the point of signed char?, ng5000
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Richard Bos
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Chris Dollin
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, ng5000
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Chris Dollin
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Chris Croughton
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, ng5000
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Clark S . Cox III
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Richard Bos
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, ng5000
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Peter Nilsson
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Peter Nilsson
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Peter Nilsson
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Peter Nilsson
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Peter Nilsson
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Chris Hills
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Keith Thompson
  • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Malcolm
    • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Jack Klein
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, CBFalconer
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, pete
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Dave Vandervies
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, CBFalconer
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Netocrat
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, CBFalconer
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, CBFalconer
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Netocrat
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Chris Croughton
    • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Chris Hills
    • Re: What is the point of signed char?, ng5000
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, ng5000
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Chris Dollin
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Gordon Burditt
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Clark S . Cox III
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Chris Hills
      • Re: What is the point of signed char?, Lawrence Kirby
• Re: Xah's edu corner: on Microsoft hatred, Kenny McCormack
• Socket Programming, Peter
  • Re: Socket Programming, Sensei
• World Smallest Program, CK
  • Re: World Smallest Program, Martin Ambuhl
  • Re: World Smallest Program, Chris Hills
    • Re: World Smallest Program, Suman
    • Re: World Smallest Program, Richard Bos
      • Re: World Smallest Program, Suman
      • Re: World Smallest Program, Dave Vandervies
      • Re: World Smallest Program, Richard Bos
      • Re: World Smallest Program, Chris Croughton
      • Re: World Smallest Program, Keith Thompson
      • Re: World Smallest Program, Dave Vandervies
      • Re: World Smallest Program, Keith Thompson
      • Re: World Smallest Program, Anonymous 7843
      • Re: World Smallest Program, Dik T. Winter
      • Re: World Smallest Program, Chris Croughton
      • Re: World Smallest Program, Dik T. Winter
      • Re: World Smallest Program, Richard Bos
      • Re: World Smallest Program, Chris Croughton
  • Re: World Smallest Program, noblesantosh
    • Re: World Smallest Program, Rob Morris
      • Re: World Smallest Program, Richard Bos
      • Re: World Smallest Program, kurtdriver
      • Re: World Smallest Program, Keith Thompson
  • Re: World Smallest Program, Anonymous 7843
• Should function argument be changed in function body?, Morgan Cheng
  • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, CBFalconer
    • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, pete
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, CBFalconer
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Old Wolf
    • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Morgan Cheng
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, gooch
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Kenneth Brody
    • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, CBFalconer
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, CBFalconer
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Mark
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, CBFalconer
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Steve Summit
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Gordon Burditt
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Old Wolf
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Gordon Burditt
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Chris Torek
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Steve Summit
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Chris Croughton
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, CBFalconer
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, pete
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, CBFalconer
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, pete
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Chris Croughton
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Chris Croughton
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Mark
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, CBFalconer
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Chris Croughton
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Mark
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Chris Croughton
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Chris Croughton
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Chris Croughton
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Chris Torek
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Chris Croughton
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Richard Tobin
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Dik T. Winter
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Chris Torek
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Ed Prochak
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, CBFalconer
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, CBFalconer
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, CBFalconer
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Markus . Elfring
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Chris Torek
  • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Cong Wang
    • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Michael Mair
  • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Michael Mair
  • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, E. Robert Tisdale
    • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Gordon Burditt
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, E. Robert Tisdale
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Gordon Burditt
      • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Lawrence Kirby
  • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Anonymous 7843
  • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Mark McIntyre
• how do I know how long my function call took?, Kevin Schultz
  • Re: how do I know how long my function call took?, Gordon Burditt
    • Re: how do I know how long my function call took?, Kevin Schultz
  • Re: how do I know how long my function call took?, SM Ryan
  • Re: how do I know how long my function call took?, pete
• Re: How well did I do??? Quiz 2, Christopher Benson-Manica
  • Re: How well did I do??? Quiz 2, Peter Nilsson
• sprintf leading up to bus error (signal 10), steve
  • Re: sprintf leading up to bus error (signal 10), Alexei A. Frounze
    • Re: sprintf leading up to bus error (signal 10), steve
      • Re: sprintf leading up to bus error (signal 10), Flash Gordon
  • Re: sprintf leading up to bus error (signal 10), Gordon Burditt
    • Re: sprintf leading up to bus error (signal 10), steve
      • Re: sprintf leading up to bus error (signal 10), Old Wolf
      • Re: sprintf leading up to bus error (signal 10), steve
      • Re: sprintf leading up to bus error (signal 10), CBFalconer
      • Re: sprintf leading up to bus error (signal 10), Michael Mair
      • Re: sprintf leading up to bus error (signal 10), Old Wolf
  • Re: sprintf leading up to bus error (signal 10), Michael Mair
    • Re: sprintf leading up to bus error (signal 10), steve
      • Re: sprintf leading up to bus error (signal 10), Michael Mair
      • Re: sprintf leading up to bus error (signal 10), steve
  • Re: sprintf leading up to bus error (signal 10), CBFalconer
    • Re: sprintf leading up to bus error (signal 10), steve
      • Re: sprintf leading up to bus error (signal 10), Kenneth Brody
      • Re: sprintf leading up to bus error (signal 10), steve
      • Re: sprintf leading up to bus error (signal 10), CBFalconer
      • Re: sprintf leading up to bus error (signal 10), Flash Gordon
      • Re: sprintf leading up to bus error (signal 10), Default User
      • Re: sprintf leading up to bus error (signal 10), steve
      • Re: sprintf leading up to bus error (signal 10), Flash Gordon
      • Re: sprintf leading up to bus error (signal 10), CBFalconer
  • Re: sprintf leading up to bus error (signal 10), Kenneth Brody
    • Re: sprintf leading up to bus error (signal 10), steve
• newbie: how to detect pointer not allocated yet, beginner
  • Re: newbie: how to detect pointer not allocated yet, Kenneth Brody
  • Re: newbie: how to detect pointer not allocated yet, David Resnick
    • Re: newbie: how to detect pointer not allocated yet, beginner
      • Re: newbie: how to detect pointer not allocated yet, akarl
      • Re: newbie: how to detect pointer not allocated yet, Robert Gamble
• Creative input on indexing from 0 to 99 or 1 to 100, GMM50
  • Re: Creative input on indexing from 0 to 99 or 1 to 100, David Resnick
  • Re: Creative input on indexing from 0 to 99 or 1 to 100, SSM
    • Re: Creative input on indexing from 0 to 99 or 1 to 100, GMM50
      • Re: Creative input on indexing from 0 to 99 or 1 to 100, Kenny McCormack
    • Re: Creative input on indexing from 0 to 99 or 1 to 100, CBFalconer
  • Re: Creative input on indexing from 0 to 99 or 1 to 100, Cong Wang
• Certification in C, Meenu
• Link list problem, Shwetabh
  • Re: Link list problem, Walter Roberson
  • Re: Link list problem, Jonathan Bartlett
    • Re: Link list problem, Richard Bos
  • Re: Link list problem, John Cochran
    • Re: Link list problem, Netocrat
      • Re: Link list problem, Richard Bos
      • Re: Link list problem, Netocrat
      • Re: Link list problem, Chris Torek
      • Re: Link list problem, Netocrat
      • Re: Link list problem, Chris Torek
      • Re: Link list problem, Netocrat
      • Re: Link list problem, Netocrat
      • Re: Link list problem, CBFalconer
      • Re: Link list problem, Netocrat
  • Re: Link list problem, pete
  • Re: Link list problem, Cong Wang
• Re: How well did I do??? Quiz 2, Richard Heathfield
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: How well did I do??? Quiz 2, Earl Purple
• Threads, Barry
  • Re: Threads, David Lago
  • Re: Threads, Keith Thompson
  • Re: Threads, Kenny McCormack
  • Re: Threads, Morgan Cheng
  • Re: Threads, Barry
• Anyone who knows how to uses openssl libraries?, Liu Wei
• assembly language program, CK
  • Re: assembly language program, Walter Roberson
  • Re: assembly language program, Kenny McCormack
• Seg Fault within function (New to C), AMT2K5
  • Re: Seg Fault within function (New to C), Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: Seg Fault within function (New to C), Arthur Huillet
    • Re: Seg Fault within function (New to C), AMT2K5
      • Re: Seg Fault within function (New to C), Emmanuel Delahaye
    • Re: Seg Fault within function (New to C), AMT2K5
    • Re: Seg Fault within function (New to C), Eric Sosman
      • Re: Seg Fault within function (New to C), CBFalconer
    • Re: Seg Fault within function (New to C), Keith Thompson
  • Re: Seg Fault within function (New to C), Old Wolf
  • Re: Seg Fault within function (New to C), akarl
    • Re: Seg Fault within function (New to C), akarl
• database of C standard library functions?, Benjamin Rutt
  • Re: database of C standard library functions?, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: database of C standard library functions?, pete
  • Re: database of C standard library functions?, Ben Pfaff
• how to get the data type of a veriable, sunil.reloaded@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: how to get the data type of a veriable, Alexei A. Frounze
  • Re: how to get the data type of a veriable, Xie Yubo
  • Re: how to get the data type of a veriable, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: how to get the data type of a veriable, Eric Sosman
  • Re: how to get the data type of a veriable, akarl
  • Re: how to get the data type of a veriable, Martin Ambuhl
  • Re: how to get the data type of a veriable, Krzysztof Olczyk
• sizeof, cs
  • Re: sizeof, Emmanuel Delahaye
    • Re: sizeof, Lawrence Kirby
    • Re: sizeof, cs
      • Re: sizeof, Barry Schwarz
• Any solution to this puzzle !, Nitin
  • Re: Any solution to this puzzle !, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: Any solution to this puzzle !, Malcolm
    • Re: Any solution to this puzzle !, Alexei A. Frounze
  • Re: Any solution to this puzzle !, Keith Thompson
  • Re: Any solution to this puzzle !, Tim Woodall
    • Re: Any solution to this puzzle !, CBFalconer
      • Re: Any solution to this puzzle !, Netocrat
      • Re: Any solution to this puzzle !, Robert Gamble
      • Re: Any solution to this puzzle !, CBFalconer
      • Re: Any solution to this puzzle !, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Any solution to this puzzle !, Chris Croughton
  • Re: Any solution to this puzzle !, cs
  • Re: Any solution to this puzzle !, noblesantosh
    • Re: Any solution to this puzzle !, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Any solution to this puzzle !, noblesantosh
      • Re: Any solution to this puzzle !, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Any solution to this puzzle !, noblesantosh
      • Re: Any solution to this puzzle !, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Any solution to this puzzle !, CBFalconer
      • Re: Any solution to this puzzle !, noblesantosh
      • Re: Any solution to this puzzle !, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Any solution to this puzzle !, Chris Croughton
      • Re: Any solution to this puzzle !, Flash Gordon
      • Re: Any solution to this puzzle !, Chris Croughton
    • Re: Any solution to this puzzle !, Anand
      • Re: Any solution to this puzzle !, noblesantosh
      • Re: Any solution to this puzzle !, Anand
      • Re: Any solution to this puzzle !, noblesantosh
      • Re: Any solution to this puzzle !, Anand
      • Re: Any solution to this puzzle !, Walter Roberson
      • Re: Any solution to this puzzle !, Anand
      • Re: Any solution to this puzzle !, Anand
  • Re: Any solution to this puzzle !, Bernhard Holzmayer
• Is there any ANSI method to extract/tokenize argv[ ], Nitin
  • Re: Is there any ANSI method to extract/tokenize argv[ ], Emmanuel Delahaye
    • Re: Is there any ANSI method to extract/tokenize argv[ ], Nitin
      • Re: Is there any ANSI method to extract/tokenize argv[ ], Emmanuel Delahaye
      • Re: Is there any ANSI method to extract/tokenize argv[ ], Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: Is there any ANSI method to extract/tokenize argv[ ], Keith Thompson
  • Re: Is there any ANSI method to extract/tokenize argv[ ], Chris Croughton
• int conversion from char, Alex Maceda
  • Re: int conversion from char, Nitin
    • Re: int conversion from char, Keith Thompson
    • Re: int conversion from char, Joe Wright
  • Re: int conversion from char, Malcolm
• fenv.h standard header, Gregory Pietsch
• C, slidera
  • Re: C, Richard Heathfield
    • Re: C, Malcolm
      • Re: C, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: C, Netocrat
      • Re: C, Chris Hills
• C + download, slidera
  • Re: C + download, Alexei A. Frounze
  • Re: C + download, Walter Roberson
  • Re: C + download, Guillaume
    • Re: C + download, akarl
      • Re: C + download, Krzysztof Olczyk
      • Re: C + download, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: C + download, Guillaume
  • Re: C + download, Jonathan Bartlett
• for loops with dual conditions, termin
  • Re: for loops with dual conditions, Emmanuel Delahaye
    • Re: for loops with dual conditions, Keith Thompson
      • Re: for loops with dual conditions, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: for loops with dual conditions, termin
      • Re: for loops with dual conditions, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: for loops with dual conditions, Keith Thompson
  • Re: for loops with dual conditions, Alexei A. Frounze
  • Re: for loops with dual conditions, Richard Heathfield
  • Re: for loops with dual conditions, SM Ryan
  • Re: for loops with dual conditions, vire
• C89 standard rationale or draft, where to download?, acthom
  • Re: C89 standard rationale or draft, where to download?, Richard Heathfield
    • Re: C89 standard rationale or draft, where to download?, acthom
  • Re: C89 standard rationale or draft, where to download?, Cong Wang
    • Re: C89 standard rationale or draft, where to download?, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: C89 standard rationale or draft, where to download?, Dave Thompson
• fwrite, cs
  • Re: fwrite, Michael Mair
    • Re: fwrite, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: fwrite, Michael Mair
    • Re: fwrite, cs
      • Re: fwrite, cs
      • Re: fwrite, Michael Mair
      • Re: fwrite, Michael Mair
      • Re: fwrite, cs
  • Re: fwrite, cs
    • Re: fwrite, Michael Mair
• FILE Writing Error, CK
  • Re: FILE Writing Error, Emmanuel Delahaye
    • Re: FILE Writing Error, Kenny McCormack
  • Re: FILE Writing Error, Lawrence Kirby
  • Re: FILE Writing Error, Anonymous 7843
• What would cause this problem? CPU usage 100%, John Smith
  • Re: What would cause this problem? CPU usage 100%, pete
  • Re: What would cause this problem? CPU usage 100%, Alexei A. Frounze
  • Re: What would cause this problem? CPU usage 100%, Keith Thompson
  • Re: What would cause this problem? CPU usage 100%, CBFalconer
  • Re: What would cause this problem? CPU usage 100%, Robert Gamble
• Type-casting void pointers?, hugo2
  • Re: Type-casting void pointers?, Alexei A. Frounze
    • Re: Type-casting void pointers?, hugo2
      • Re: Type-casting void pointers?, Alexei A. Frounze
  • Re: Type-casting void pointers?, Michael Mair
  • Re: Type-casting void pointers?, Default User
    • Re: Type-casting void pointers?, Stephan Hoffmann
      • Re: Type-casting void pointers?, CBFalconer
      • Re: Type-casting void pointers?, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Type-casting void pointers?, Chris Croughton
      • Re: Type-casting void pointers?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Type-casting void pointers?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Type-casting void pointers?, pete
      • Re: Type-casting void pointers?, Tim Woodall
      • Re: Type-casting void pointers?, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: Type-casting void pointers?, Old Wolf
      • Re: Type-casting void pointers?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Type-casting void pointers?, Chris Croughton
      • Re: Type-casting void pointers?, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: Type-casting void pointers?, Christian Bau
      • Re: Type-casting void pointers?, hugo2
  • Re: Type-casting void pointers?, pete
    • Re: Type-casting void pointers?, hugo2
      • Re: Type-casting void pointers?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Type-casting void pointers?, CBFalconer
  • Re: Type-casting void pointers?, Keith Thompson
• Re: Value of EOF, Kenny McCormack
  • Re: Value of EOF, Kenneth Brody
    • Re: Value of EOF, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: Value of EOF, Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: Value of EOF, S.Tobias
• c program without main( ) ?, leeaby
  • Re: c program without main( ) ?, Sensei
  • Re: c program without main( ) ?, David Lago
  • Re: c program without main( ) ?, Richard Heathfield
    • Re: c program without main( ) ?, Mark
    • Re: c program without main( ) ?, S.Tobias
      • Re: c program without main( ) ?, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: c program without main( ) ?, Artie Gold
  • Re: c program without main( ) ?, Emmanuel Delahaye
    • Re: c program without main( ) ?, Mark
      • Re: c program without main( ) ?, Emmanuel Delahaye
      • Re: c program without main( ) ?, Mark
  • Re: c program without main( ) ?, Nigel Horne
    • Re: c program without main( ) ?, Walter Roberson
    • Re: c program without main( ) ?, Malcolm
      • Re: c program without main( ) ?, Chris Hills
  • Re: c program without main( ) ?, Chris Hills
• pointer and memory question, Janice
  • Re: pointer and memory question, Richard Heathfield
    • Re: pointer and memory question, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: pointer and memory question, Cong Wang
      • Re: pointer and memory question, Richard Heathfield
  • Re: pointer and memory question, Malcolm
  • Re: pointer and memory question, David Lago
    • Re: pointer and memory question, Emmanuel Delahaye
• how to do ?, Priya Mishra
  • Re: how to do ?, Walter Roberson
  • Re: how to do ?, Mark
    • Re: how to do ?, Nitin
      • Re: how to do ?, Kenny McCormack
  • Re: how to do ?, CBFalconer
    • Re: how to do ?, Richard Heathfield
  • Re: how to do ?, Gregory Pietsch
  • [OT] Re: how to do ?, Sensei
• what I miss?, Parahat Melayev
  • Re: what I miss?, Alexei A. Frounze
    • Re: what I miss?, Parahat Melayev
    • Re: what I miss?, Richard Heathfield
  • Re: what I miss?, Eric Sosman
  • Re: what I miss?, ranjeet . gupta
    • Re: what I miss?, Parahat Melayev
      • Re: what I miss?, Kenny McCormack
    • Re: what I miss?, pete
  • Re: what I miss?, Sensei
  • Re: what I miss?, Martin Ambuhl
  • Re: what I miss?, Emmanuel Delahaye
    • Re: what I miss?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: what I miss?, Emmanuel Delahaye
      • Re: what I miss?, Michael Mair
      • Re: what I miss?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: what I miss?, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: what I miss?, Michael Mair
      • Re: what I miss?, Eric Sosman
• memory watch and monitoring, Markus . Elfring
  • Re: memory watch and monitoring, SM Ryan
    • Re: memory watch and monitoring, Markus . Elfring
      • Re: memory watch and monitoring, Walter Roberson
      • Re: memory watch and monitoring, SM Ryan
• What is the Correction Required?, ranjeet . gupta
  • Re: What is the Correction Required?, Emmanuel Delahaye
    • Re: What is the Correction Required?, ranjeet . gupta
    • Re: What is the Correction Required?, Spiro Trikaliotis
      • Re: What is the Correction Required?, Richard Heathfield
• How to interpret this declaration, junky_fellow
  • Re: How to interpret this declaration, S.Tobias
  • Re: How to interpret this declaration, Kenneth
    • Re: How to interpret this declaration, junky_fellow
      • Re: How to interpret this declaration, Yohji
      • Re: How to interpret this declaration, Emmanuel Delahaye
    • Re: How to interpret this declaration, junky_fellow
      • Re: How to interpret this declaration, Kenneth
      • Re: How to interpret this declaration, Emmanuel Delahaye
      • Re: How to interpret this declaration, pete
      • Re: How to interpret this declaration, Emmanuel Delahaye
    • Re: How to interpret this declaration, pete
      • Re: How to interpret this declaration, pete
      • Re: How to interpret this declaration, pete
      • Re: How to interpret this declaration, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: How to interpret this declaration, pete
  • Re: How to interpret this declaration, Yohji
    • Re: How to interpret this declaration, Mark
  • Re: How to interpret this declaration, Omri Barel
  • Re: How to interpret this declaration, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: How to interpret this declaration, John Bode
    • Re: How to interpret this declaration, junky_fellow
• meaning of the error ?, ranjeet . gupta
  • Re: meaning of the error ?, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: meaning of the error ?, Ken
  • Re: meaning of the error ?, Ben Pfaff
    • Re: meaning of the error ?, Peter "Shaggy" Haywood
      • Re: meaning of the error ?, Ben Pfaff
    • Re: meaning of the error ?, vire
      • Re: meaning of the error ?, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: meaning of the error ?, Serge Paccalin
    • Re: meaning of the error ?, S.Tobias
      • Re: meaning of the error ?, Richard Bos
      • Re: meaning of the error ?, S.Tobias
      • Re: meaning of the error ?, Richard Bos
• How to delete the node at the end (tail) of the Linked List ?, Sumika
  • Re: How to delete the node at the end (tail) of the Linked List ?, Artie Gold
  • Re: How to delete the node at the end (tail) of the Linked List ?, Martin Ambuhl
  • Re: How to delete the node at the end (tail) of the Linked List ?, Tydr Schnubbis
  • Re: How to delete the node at the end (tail) of the Linked List ?, Emmanuel Delahaye
• Typecasting function pointers to void *, bnoordhuis
  • Re: Typecasting function pointers to void *, pete
  • Re: Typecasting function pointers to void *, Dave Vandervies
  • Re: Typecasting function pointers to void *, Emmanuel Delahaye
• Portable way to use 64-bit values, Sorav Bansal
  • Re: Portable way to use 64-bit values, David Resnick
    • Re: Portable way to use 64-bit values, S.Tobias
      • Re: Portable way to use 64-bit values, David Resnick
  • Re: Portable way to use 64-bit values, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: Portable way to use 64-bit values, Dave
    • Re: Portable way to use 64-bit values, Alexei A. Frounze
  • Re: Portable way to use 64-bit values, Malcolm
• Passing INT Array by reference, Jeff K
  • Re: Passing INT Array by reference, Barry Schwarz
    • Re: Passing INT Array by reference, Suman
      • Re: Passing INT Array by reference, Barry Schwarz
      • Re: Passing INT Array by reference, Suman
  • Re: Passing INT Array by reference, ranjeet . gupta
  • Re: Passing INT Array by reference, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: Passing INT Array by reference, Emmanuel Delahaye
• Modifying an arg of va_list, Jon
  • Re: Modifying an arg of va_list, Michael Mair
    • Re: Modifying an arg of va_list, CBFalconer
      • Re: Modifying an arg of va_list, Alan Balmer
      • Re: Modifying an arg of va_list, Michael Mair
    • Re: Modifying an arg of va_list, Jon
  • Re: Modifying an arg of va_list, SM Ryan
    • Re: Modifying an arg of va_list, Jon
• while loop and printf, ssantamariagarcia
  • Re: while loop and printf, Michael Mair
  • Re: while loop and printf, Tydr Schnubbis
  • Re: while loop and printf, Artie Gold
  • Re: while loop and printf, Barry Schwarz
    • Re: while loop and printf, Keith Thompson
      • Re: while loop and printf, Old Wolf
  • Re: while loop and printf, Neil Ferguson
• Why does post or pre incremenent or decrement does not work inside a sizeof operator?, Tarun
  • Re: Why does post or pre incremenent or decrement does not work inside a sizeof operator?, Walter Roberson
    • Re: Why does post or pre incremenent or decrement does not work inside a sizeof operator?, Jirka Klaue
    • Re: Why does post or pre incremenent or decrement does not work inside a sizeof operator?, pete
    • Re: Why does post or pre incremenent or decrement does not work inside a sizeof operator?, Richard Bos
  • Re: Why does post or pre incremenent or decrement does not work inside a sizeof operator?, Tarun
• How to set memory properties, Markus . Elfring
  • Re: How to set memory properties, Eric Sosman
    • Re: How to set memory properties, Markus . Elfring
      • Re: How to set memory properties, Eric Sosman
      • Re: How to set memory properties, CBFalconer
      • Re: How to set memory properties, Eric Sosman
      • Re: How to set memory properties, Walter Roberson
      • Re: How to set memory properties, Gordon Burditt
  • Re: How to set memory properties, Walter Roberson
    • Re: How to set memory properties, Dave Thompson
  • Re: How to set memory properties, SM Ryan
• Profiling c progrma line by line, SSG
  • Re: Profiling c progrma line by line, Walter Roberson
• String Manipulation error, selvesteen
  • Re: String Manipulation error, David Resnick
  • Re: String Manipulation error, Yohji
  • Re: String Manipulation error, Eric Sosman
  • Re: String Manipulation error, Alexei A. Frounze
  • Re: String Manipulation error, Martin Ambuhl
• Byte Array in C, prabhu . pravin
  • Re: Byte Array in C, Alex Fraser
  • Re: Byte Array in C, Chris Croughton
  • Re: Byte Array in C, Stephan Beyer
    • Re: Byte Array in C, Keith Thompson
  • Re: Byte Array in C, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: Byte Array in C, SM Ryan
• fractions and floating point, Steffen
  • Re: fractions and floating point, Allan Bruce
  • Re: fractions and floating point, Dik T. Winter
  • Re: fractions and floating point, websnarf
  • Re: fractions and floating point, Lawrence Kirby
  • Re: fractions and floating point, Christian Bau
• size of multi-dimensional array and qsort, bsder
  • Re: size of multi-dimensional array and qsort, Michael Mair
    • Re: size of multi-dimensional array and qsort, bsder
      • Re: size of multi-dimensional array and qsort, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: size of multi-dimensional array and qsort, bsder
      • Re: size of multi-dimensional array and qsort, Barry Schwarz
  • Re: size of multi-dimensional array and qsort, Lawrence Kirby
    • Re: size of multi-dimensional array and qsort, bsder
      • Re: size of multi-dimensional array and qsort, bsder
      • Re: size of multi-dimensional array and qsort, bsder
  • Re: size of multi-dimensional array and qsort, bsder
    • Re: size of multi-dimensional array and qsort, Kenny McCormack
    • Re: size of multi-dimensional array and qsort, Lawrence Kirby
    • Re: size of multi-dimensional array and qsort, Barry Schwarz
  • Re: size of multi-dimensional array and qsort, bsder
    • Re: size of multi-dimensional array and qsort, Barry Schwarz
      • Re: size of multi-dimensional array and qsort, Artie Gold
      • Re: size of multi-dimensional array and qsort, bsder
      • Re: size of multi-dimensional array and qsort, Michael Mair
• qsort on multi-dimensional array, bsder
  • Re: qsort on multi-dimensional array, Charles Mills
• how to make this code error free, rahul8143
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    • Re: how to make this code error free, Jaspreet
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• Printing hexadecimal format, Ben Bullock
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• usage of ## for macro string catenation, ziyan
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• manipulating void* in array, Stijn van Dongen
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• const qualifier usage, Sorav Bansal
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• NT Service tutorial?, Caglar Cakan
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• help to run this code..., rahul8143
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • help to run this code..., rahul8143
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• Trying to understand MRTG, dolbz . cardiff
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• C program to create myi, myd files, AmitK
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• JUST A SMALL $6 INVESTMENT CAN MAKE YOU A MILLIONAIRE!, raunchyolderlady
• why this code has errors?, rahul8143
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  • Re: why this code has errors?, Dik T. Winter
  • Re: why this code has errors?, Martin Ambuhl
  • Re: why this code has errors?, Default User
• What IS THIS, Seven Kast USA
  • Re: What IS THIS, Lawrence Kirby
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      • Re: What IS THIS, Kenny McCormack
  • Re: What IS THIS, Kristofer
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    • OT - line disciplines [was: Re: What IS THIS], Walter Roberson
• OS Programming, Seven Kast USA
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  • Re: OS Programming, Malcolm
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• Pointers, Seven Kast USA
  • Re: Pointers, Dave
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• complier design, Seven Kast USA
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• file to linked list, Seven Kast USA
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• Testing, Seven Kast USA
  • Re: Testing, Kristofer
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• data structure, Seven Kast USA
• TSR Programming, Seven Kast USA
• Assembly language, Seven Kast USA
  • Re: Assembly language, Vidhya
    • Re: Assembly language, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Assembly language, Chris Hills
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• System Programmin, Seven Kast USA
• Re: Aliasing/Torek's strtod() experience, Tim Rentsch
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• SevenKast@gmail.com- c book, Seven Kast USA
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• Correct Typedef, Priya Mishra
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    • Re: Correct Typedef, Lawrence Kirby
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• good algorthm, chellappa
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  • good algorthm, chellappa
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• string finding, newlang
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• typeDef, Priya Mishra
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• write a multidimensional array in a file, steph_de_marseille
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• Convert Static Array to Dynamic Array ?, raxitsheth
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• Re: automatic C indenting, Joe Wright
• Standard C and math library, Sensei
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• Singly link list, Shwetabh
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• SUSv3 reference headers, sjackman
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• byte to integer, Vtd
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• switching on strings in standard C, agay
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• struct pointer to a 2D array, Mark Feller
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• Re: Bizarre experience at the abortion clinic. (The usual lies), Chris Croughton
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• what is regular expression, MJ
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• Re: malloc and memory leaks, cs
• problem z prostym prgramikiem ;p, p|OtrEk
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• make fast cash, THE REAL WAY!!, owen_jones2
• Eigenvector routine...., Rob McDonald
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• lint, Sathyaish
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• Re: Printing a NULL pointer, Tim Rentsch
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• ANN: Magic UDF (Universal Disc Format) Burner v1.0.0 (C/C++ Library), Binary Magic
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• Re: string comparison, Netocrat
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• Playing Music, a . dheeraj . kumar
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• x rated news room, txkenk
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• memory alignment, Janice
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• LFS for Windows apps, Mr . Travis
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• Coping with underscore decoration conventions, AntiPasta
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• Re: gcc: pointer to array, Alexei A. Frounze
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  • Re: gcc: pointer to array, Joe Wright
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• mutable data structures, Markus . Elfring
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• Error handling - How would you write it?, Michael B Allen
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• First statement always evaluated first?, tconkling
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• Is this the correct?!, vashwath
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• a question about multilist in c, reza akhbari
• HTTP header parsing library, mateuszb
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• Linking a C++ library to a C program., a2x
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• Two's complement integer divided by Powers of 2 question, Janice
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• Re: Really **wonderful** website for C interview questions!!!!!, rajanarayan2005
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• Memory Allocating problem, boss_bhat
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  • Re: Memory Allocating problem, Keith Thompson
  • Re: Memory Allocating problem, John Bode
    • Re: Memory Allocating problem, Keith Thompson
• Need some explanation, rahul8143
  • Re: Need some explanation, Suman
  • Re: Need some explanation, Suman
  • Re: Need some explanation, akarl
    • Re: Need some explanation, Christian Kandeler
  • Re: Need some explanation, John Bode
    • Re: Need some explanation, akarl
      • Re: Need some explanation, Richard Bos
      • Re: Need some explanation, John Bode
      • Re: Need some explanation, Jirka Klaue
      • Re: Need some explanation, Chris Dollin
      • Re: Need some explanation, Ben Pfaff
      • Re: Need some explanation, Flash Gordon
      • Re: Need some explanation, CBFalconer
      • Re: Need some explanation, Peter Ammon
  • Re: Need some explanation, CBFalconer
  • Re: Need some explanation, Mark McIntyre
    • Re: Need some explanation, Chris Croughton
      • Re: Need some explanation, Walter Roberson
      • Re: Need some explanation, Chris Croughton
      • Re: Need some explanation, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: Need some explanation, S.Tobias
      • Re: Need some explanation, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Need some explanation, S.Tobias
      • Re: Need some explanation, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Need some explanation, CBFalconer
      • Re: Need some explanation, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Need some explanation, Chris Hills
      • Re: Need some explanation, S.Tobias
      • Re: Need some explanation, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Need some explanation, Chris Hills
      • Re: Need some explanation, pete
      • Re: Need some explanation, Joe Wright
      • Re: Need some explanation, Default User
      • Re: Need some explanation, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Need some explanation, S.Tobias
      • Re: Need some explanation, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Need some explanation, S.Tobias
      • Re: Need some explanation, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Need some explanation, Chris Hills
      • Re: Need some explanation, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Need some explanation, Chris Hills
      • Re: Need some explanation, Walter Roberson
      • Re: Need some explanation, CBFalconer
      • Re: Need some explanation, Chris Torek
      • Re: Need some explanation, Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: Need some explanation, Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: Need some explanation, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Need some explanation, Richard Bos
      • Re: Need some explanation, Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: Need some explanation, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: Need some explanation, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Need some explanation, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: Need some explanation, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Need some explanation, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: Need some explanation, Tim Rentsch
      • Message not available
      • Re: Need some explanation, Chris Croughton
    • Re: Need some explanation, Chris Hills
      • Re: Need some explanation, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: Need some explanation, Chris Hills
      • Re: Need some explanation, Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: Need some explanation, Richard Bos
      • Re: Need some explanation, Chris Hills
      • Re: Need some explanation, Richard Bos
      • Re: Need some explanation, Chris Hills
      • Re: Need some explanation, Richard Bos
      • Re: Need some explanation, CBFalconer
      • Re: Need some explanation, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Need some explanation, Chris Croughton
  • Re: Need some explanation, leeaby
• Checking pointers, pinkfloydhomer@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Checking pointers, Abhi
  • Re: Checking pointers, Flash Gordon
  • Re: Checking pointers, junky_fellow
    • Re: Checking pointers, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Checking pointers, junky_fellow
  • Re: Checking pointers, Eric Sosman
    • Re: Checking pointers, CBFalconer
• UCN and Unicode, Vijay Kumar R. Zanvar
  • Re: UCN and Unicode, Richard Bos
• How does strtok works?, Abhi
  • Re: How does strtok works?, Abhi
• Re: Looking for iC86 C compiler v4.5 (Or above), hhillarcher
• representation of an escape sequence, junky_fellow
  • Re: representation of an escape sequence, Barry Schwarz
  • Re: representation of an escape sequence, Dave Thompson
• qualified and unqualified types, junky_fellow
  • Re: qualified and unqualified types, Suman
• Trigraph sequences, junky_fellow
  • Re: Trigraph sequences, Suman
  • Re: Trigraph sequences, Dave Thompson
• storage for argv, junky_fellow
  • Re: storage for argv, Barry Schwarz
  • Re: storage for argv, Joe Wright
  • Re: storage for argv, Dave Thompson
• why function like macro doesn't work here?, baumann@pan
  • Re: why function like macro doesn't work here?, Keith Thompson
    • Re: why function like macro doesn't work here?, baumann@pan
      • Re: why function like macro doesn't work here?, Chris Dollin
  • Re: why function like macro doesn't work here?, John Bode
  • Re: why function like macro doesn't work here?, Me
    • Re: why function like macro doesn't work here?, Dave Thompson
  • Re: why function like macro doesn't work here?, Kenneth Brody
  • Re: why function like macro doesn't work here?, Sensei
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • why function like macro doesn't work here?, baumann@pan
    • Re: why function like macro doesn't work here?, Artie Gold
• Problem with character string loop and strlen(), No Such Luck
  • Re: Problem with character string loop and strlen(), Dave Vandervies
  • Re: Problem with character string loop and strlen(), Peter Nilsson
  • Re: Problem with character string loop and strlen(), Al Bowers
  • Re: Problem with character string loop and strlen(), CBFalconer
  • Re: Problem with character string loop and strlen(), Joe Wright
    • Re: Problem with character string loop and strlen(), CBFalconer
      • Re: Problem with character string loop and strlen(), Peter Nilsson
  • Re: Problem with character string loop and strlen(), Old Wolf
    • Re: Problem with character string loop and strlen(), Joe Wright
• Clarify atol statment, sapnsapn
  • Re: Clarify atol statment, Sensei
  • Re: Clarify atol statment, Eric Sosman
    • Re: Clarify atol statment, sapnsapn
      • Re: Clarify atol statment, Eric Sosman
      • Re: Clarify atol statment, Keith Thompson
  • Re: Clarify atol statment, Cris Dunbar
    • Re: Clarify atol statment, sapnsapn
    • Re: Clarify atol statment, sapnsapn
• Are foo[bar] = "" (at declaration) and memset (foo, '\0', bar) the same?, adelfino
  • Re: Are foo[bar] = "" (at declaration) and memset (foo, '\0', bar) the same?, Jonathan Bartlett
    • Re: Are foo[bar] = "" (at declaration) and memset (foo, '\0', bar) the same?, Eric Sosman
    • Re: Are foo[bar] = "" (at declaration) and memset (foo, '\0', bar) the same?, Flash Gordon
  • Re: Are foo[bar] = "" (at declaration) and memset (foo, '\0', bar) the same?, Stephan Beyer
    • Re: Are foo[bar] = "" (at declaration) and memset (foo, '\0', bar) the same?, Eric Sosman
  • Re: Are foo[bar] = "" (at declaration) and memset (foo, '\0', bar) the same?, Me
    • Re: Are foo[bar] = "" (at declaration) and memset (foo, '\0', bar) the same?, Peter Nilsson
• mmap parsing..., netbogus
  • Re: mmap parsing..., Jack Klein
    • Re: mmap parsing..., netbogus
      • Re: mmap parsing..., Artie Gold
      • Re: mmap parsing..., CBFalconer
  • Re: mmap parsing..., websnarf
    • Re: mmap parsing..., Dave Thompson
  • Re: mmap parsing..., Ben Pfaff
    • Re: mmap parsing..., Peter Nilsson
• Re: Software Patents, Kenny McCormack
  • Re: Software Patents, CBFalconer
    • [OT] Re: Software Patents, Christopher Benson-Manica
  • Re: Software Patents, Dave Thompson
    • Re: Software Patents, Kenny McCormack
• Is it the same?, QQ
  • Re: Is it the same?, Richard Bos
  • Re: Is it the same?, Andrey Tarasevich
    • Re: Is it the same?, Andrey Tarasevich
• ISO C jpeg/png/etc lib, Giannis Papadopoulos
  • Re: ISO C jpeg/png/etc lib, Stephan Beyer
• Optimized code for finding string length, SSG
  • Re: Optimized code for finding string length, Erik de Castro Lopo
  • Re: Optimized code for finding string length, Mark
  • Re: Optimized code for finding string length, chellappa
    • Re: Optimized code for finding string length, Keith Thompson
  • Re: Optimized code for finding string length, akarl
  • Re: Optimized code for finding string length, websnarf
• advanced c programming, chellappa
  • Re: advanced c programming, Richard Bos
• Running time calculation, SSG
  • Re: Running time calculation, Lawrence Kirby
  • Re: Running time calculation, Malcolm
    • Re: Running time calculation, Anonymous 7843
• multilist data stracture sample code, Meisam Ganjeali
  • Re: multilist data stracture sample code, chellappa
    • Re: multilist data stracture sample code, CBFalconer
    • Re: multilist data stracture sample code, Chris Dollin
  • Re: multilist data stracture sample code, CBFalconer
  • Re: multilist data stracture sample code, Ben Pfaff
• Give some ideas for c Optimzation, chellappa
  • Re: Give some ideas for c Optimzation, chellappa
    • Re: Give some ideas for c Optimzation, Richard Bos
      • Re: Give some ideas for c Optimzation, CBFalconer
      • Re: Give some ideas for c Optimzation, Netocrat
      • Re: Give some ideas for c Optimzation, Chris Torek
  • Re: Give some ideas for c Optimzation, Suman
  • Re: Give some ideas for c Optimzation, Christian Bau
    • Re: Give some ideas for c Optimzation, Dave Vandervies
  • Re: Give some ideas for c Optimzation, CBFalconer
  • Re: Give some ideas for c Optimzation, Mark
  • Re: Give some ideas for c Optimzation, Chris Dollin
  • Re: Give some ideas for c Optimzation, websnarf
    • Re: Give some ideas for c Optimzation, Clark S . Cox III
      • Re: Give some ideas for c Optimzation, websnarf
  • Re: Give some ideas for c Optimzation, Tydr Schnubbis
    • Re: Give some ideas for c Optimzation, Tydr Schnubbis
  • Re: Give some ideas for c Optimzation, Malcolm
  • Re: Give some ideas for c Optimzation, Jack Klein
• Time command, chellappa
  • Re: Time command, Suman
  • Re: Time command, Asbjørn Sæbø
  • Re: Time command, Keith Thompson
  • Re: Time command, Kenny McCormack
  • Re: Time command, Chris Dollin
• Certificate for C Programmer, chellappa
  • Re: Certificate for C Programmer, Mark F. Haigh
    • Re: Certificate for C Programmer, Abhi
    • Re: Certificate for C Programmer, Yohji
• Using a union to get different representation, Clint Olsen
  • Re: Using a union to get different representation, Me
    • Re: Using a union to get different representation, Clint Olsen
      • Re: Using a union to get different representation, Me
      • Re: Using a union to get different representation, Clint Olsen
      • Re: Using a union to get different representation, Me
    • Re: Using a union to get different representation, Richard Bos
  • Re: Using a union to get different representation, Lawrence Kirby
    • Re: Using a union to get different representation, Lawrence Kirby
    • Re: Using a union to get different representation, Clint Olsen
  • Re: Using a union to get different representation, Chris Torek
    • Re: Using a union to get different representation, Chris Torek
    • Re: Using a union to get different representation, Clint Olsen
      • Re: Using a union to get different representation, Chris Torek
      • Re: Using a union to get different representation, Tim Rentsch
• Implicit addition of const qualifiers, Roger Leigh
  • Re: Implicit addition of const qualifiers, Christian Bau
    • Re: Implicit addition of const qualifiers, Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: Implicit addition of const qualifiers, Roger Leigh
      • Re: Implicit addition of const qualifiers, Netocrat
      • Re: Implicit addition of const qualifiers, Roger Leigh
      • Re: Implicit addition of const qualifiers, Dave Thompson
      • Re: Implicit addition of const qualifiers, lawrence . jones
  • Re: Implicit addition of const qualifiers, Me
• In a timeline pinch (Suspense: 25Jul05) pleading for assistance - Q1, Daniel Antonson
  • Re: In a timeline pinch (Suspense: 25Jul05) pleading for assistance - Q1, Anonymous 7843
  • Re: In a timeline pinch (Suspense: 25Jul05) pleading for assistance - Q1, Me
  • Re: In a timeline pinch (Suspense: 25Jul05) pleading for assistance - Q1, Alan Balmer
  • Re: In a timeline pinch (Suspense: 25Jul05) pleading for assistance - Q1, Keith Thompson
  • Re: In a timeline pinch (Suspense: 25Jul05) pleading for assistance - Q1, Suman
    • Re: In a timeline pinch (Suspense: 25Jul05) pleading for assistance - Q1, Martin Ambuhl
      • Re: In a timeline pinch (Suspense: 25Jul05) pleading for assistance - Q1, Suman
    • Re: In a timeline pinch (Suspense: 25Jul05) pleading for assistance - Q1, David Lago
• How to check file exist using c language, andylcx
  • Re: How to check file exist using c language, Gordon Burditt
    • Re: How to check file exist using c language, Keith Thompson
    • Re: How to check file exist using c language, Malcolm
      • Re: How to check file exist using c language, andylcx
      • Re: How to check file exist using c language, Keith Thompson
      • Re: How to check file exist using c language, Malcolm
  • Re: How to check file exist using c language, Jack Klein
• Hardware Programming, chellappa
  • Re: Hardware Programming, Malcolm
• Re: gcc4, BGreene
  • Re: gcc4, William Ahern
• Historical variable place, Sensei
  • Re: Historical variable place, Artie Gold
    • Re: Historical variable place, Sensei
      • Re: Historical variable place, Chris Dollin
• abt time functions, SSG
  • Re: abt time functions, chellappa
    • Re: abt time functions, Robert Gamble
      • Re: abt time functions, Eric Sosman
      • Re: abt time functions, Robert Gamble
    • Re: abt time functions, Emmanuel Delahaye
      • Re: abt time functions, /dev/geek
      • Re: abt time functions, Eric Sosman
      • Re: abt time functions, /dev/geek
      • Re: abt time functions, Suman
      • Re: abt time functions, Keith Thompson
      • Re: abt time functions, Suman
      • Re: abt time functions, Richard Bos
      • Re: abt time functions, Suman
      • Re: abt time functions, Richard Bos
      • Re: abt time functions, Suman
  • Re: abt time functions, Martin Ambuhl
    • Re: abt time functions, Stephen Mayes
      • Re: abt time functions, Emmanuel Delahaye
      • Re: abt time functions, Martin Ambuhl
      • Message not available
      • Re: abt time functions, Mark McIntyre
• how to compare, chellappa
  • Re: how to compare, John Bode
  • Re: how to compare, ice
    • Re: how to compare, Robert Gamble
      • Re: how to compare, chellappa
      • Re: how to compare, Martin Ambuhl
      • Re: how to compare, Keith Thompson
      • Re: how to compare, chellappa
      • Re: how to compare, Keith Thompson
      • Re: how to compare, chellappa
      • Re: how to compare, Suman
      • Re: how to compare, Keith Thompson
      • Re: how to compare, Anonymous 7843
• about char pointer, chellappa
  • Re: about char pointer, Chris Dollin
    • Re: about char pointer, chellappa
      • Re: about char pointer, Mike Wahler
      • Re: about char pointer, Frank Mikkelsen
      • Re: about char pointer, Martin Ambuhl
      • Re: about char pointer, Kevin J. Phillips
      • Re: about char pointer, Mike Wahler
      • Re: about char pointer, Robert Gamble
      • Re: about char pointer, CBFalconer
      • Re: about char pointer, Jack Klein
      • Re: about char pointer, CBFalconer
      • Re: about char pointer, Flash Gordon
      • Re: about char pointer, CBFalconer
• Need help with SHA1, ruben . de . visscher
  • Re: Need help with SHA1, Jirka Klaue
    • Re: Need help with SHA1, Wolfgang Riedel
      • Re: Need help with SHA1, RubenDV
  • Re: Need help with SHA1, Keith Thompson
• Palm programming in C using GCC, Mabden
• Help w/ "incomplete type" error, kj
  • Re: Help w/ "incomplete type" error, Richard Bos
  • Re: Help w/ "incomplete type" error, Suman
    • Re: Help w/ "incomplete type" error, Dave Thompson
      • Re: Help w/ "incomplete type" error, Suman
  • Re: Help w/ "incomplete type" error, Me
• Running time of program, chellappa
  • Re: Running time of program, Yohji
  • Re: Running time of program, Chris Hills
  • Re: Running time of program, Abhi
    • Re: Running time of program, chellappa
  • Re: Running time of program, BGreene
• Interacting to Internal Modem, Raman
  • Re: Interacting to Internal Modem, Shanmuhanathan T
• How to set a ms access password?, matthiaspateck
  • Re: How to set a ms access password?, Lawrence Kirby
    • Re: How to set a ms access password?, matthiaspateck
    • Re: How to set a ms access password?, BGreene
  • Re: How to set a ms access password?, Anonymous 7843
  • Re: How to set a ms access password?, Dai Wei
    • Re: How to set a ms access password?, CBFalconer
• char * and int *, gyan
  • Re: char * and int *, Suman
  • Re: char * and int *, Chris Dollin
    • Re: char * and int *, gyan
      • Re: char * and int *, Jack Klein
  • Re: char * and int *, Me
• Byte Alignment of Character to 2 byte, v . venkatesh
  • Re: Byte Alignment of Character to 2 byte, Lawrence Kirby
• Re: Can anyone tell me where to find OCR?, Suman
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Can anyone tell me where to find OCR?, BGreene
    • Re: Can anyone tell me where to find OCR?, Mark F. Haigh
    • Re: Can anyone tell me where to find OCR?, Lawrence Kirby
• Re: Funny old trick, Martin Ambuhl
  • Re: Funny old trick, BGreene
  • Re: Funny old trick, ehames@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: Funny old trick, Martin Ambuhl
      • Re: Funny old trick, ehames@xxxxxxxxx
      • Message not available
      • Re: Funny old trick, ehames@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Funny old trick, Alan Balmer
      • Re: Funny old trick, Dik T. Winter
      • Re: Funny old trick, CBFalconer
      • Re: Funny old trick, Dik T. Winter
      • Re: Funny old trick, CBFalconer
      • Re: Funny old trick, Dik T. Winter
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Funny old trick, Michel Rouzic
• Implementing Unicode, anuragkhanna8
• Re: Differences between Functio & Macro in C, Dienekes
• Re: Reading Lines with Fgets and a bit of C++ {Novice Programmer}, AMT2K5
• strto[u]l and ERANGE, Dave Vandervies
  • Re: strto[u]l and ERANGE, Peter Nilsson
    • Re: strto[u]l and ERANGE, S.Tobias
      • Re: strto[u]l and ERANGE, P.J. Plauger
      • Re: strto[u]l and ERANGE, Eric Sosman
      • Re: strto[u]l and ERANGE, P.J. Plauger
      • Re: strto[u]l and ERANGE, S.Tobias
      • Re: strto[u]l and ERANGE, CBFalconer
      • Re: strto[u]l and ERANGE, Anonymous 7843
      • Re: strto[u]l and ERANGE, Robert Gamble
      • Re: strto[u]l and ERANGE, Peter Nilsson
      • Re: strto[u]l and ERANGE, Jack Klein
      • Re: strto[u]l and ERANGE, CBFalconer
      • Re: strto[u]l and ERANGE, lawrence . jones
  • Re: strto[u]l and ERANGE, Jack Klein
    • Re: strto[u]l and ERANGE, S.Tobias
      • Re: strto[u]l and ERANGE, Peter Nilsson
• setting MAX characters emitted in printf() functions?, David Mathog
  • Re: setting MAX characters emitted in printf() functions?, Dave Vandervies
  • Re: setting MAX characters emitted in printf() functions?, Dave Thompson
• accuracy of mathematical functions, Thomas Lumley
  • Re: accuracy of mathematical functions, E. Robert Tisdale
    • Re: accuracy of mathematical functions, Christian Bau
      • Re: accuracy of mathematical functions, P.J. Plauger
  • Re: accuracy of mathematical functions, Dik T. Winter
    • Re: accuracy of mathematical functions, Christian Bau
  • Re: accuracy of mathematical functions, P.J. Plauger
• Read n bytes from file, Alexander Hunziker
  • Re: Read n bytes from file, Eric Sosman
    • Re: Read n bytes from file, Gordon Burditt
      • Re: Read n bytes from file, Giorgos Keramidas
      • Re: Read n bytes from file, Eric Sosman
  • Re: Read n bytes from file, Lawrence Kirby
  • Re: Read n bytes from file, Malcolm
• float algorithm is slow, Wenfei
  • Re: float algorithm is slow, E. Robert Tisdale
    • Re: float algorithm is slow, Tydr Schnubbis
  • Re: float algorithm is slow, Eric Sosman
  • Re: float algorithm is slow, Gordon Burditt
  • Re: float algorithm is slow, Anonymous 7843
    • Re: float algorithm is slow, Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: float algorithm is slow, Anonymous 7843
  • Re: float algorithm is slow, Robert Gamble
    • Re: float algorithm is slow, Wenfei
  • Re: float algorithm is slow, Erik de Castro Lopo
  • Re: float algorithm is slow, Anonymous 7843
  • Re: float algorithm is slow, Christian Bau
    • Re: float algorithm is slow, Lawrence Kirby
  • Re: float algorithm is slow, websnarf
    • Re: float algorithm is slow, CBFalconer
    • Re: float algorithm is slow, Netocrat
    • Re: float algorithm is slow, Christian Bau
      • Re: float algorithm is slow, P.J. Plauger
  • Re: float algorithm is slow, Wenfei
• evaluate this, ashim . seth
  • Re: evaluate this, David Lago
    • Re: evaluate this, David Lago
      • Re: evaluate this, Jack Klein
  • Re: evaluate this, Don
    • Re: evaluate this, Kenneth Brody
      • Re: evaluate this, CBFalconer
      • Re: evaluate this, Dave Thompson
  • Re: evaluate this, Artie Gold
  • Re: evaluate this, CBFalconer
  • Re: evaluate this, Alan Balmer
• How to verify username and password in Visual C, pm a
  • Re: How to verify username and password in Visual C, Flash Gordon
• Initializing enum with strings, Russell Shaw
  • Re: Initializing enum with strings, Richard Bos
    • Re: Initializing enum with strings, Russell Shaw
      • Re: Initializing enum with strings, Me
      • Re: Initializing enum with strings, Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: Initializing enum with strings, Dave Thompson
      • Re: Initializing enum with strings, Russell Shaw
      • Re: Initializing enum with strings, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Initializing enum with strings, Peter Nilsson
  • Re: Initializing enum with strings, Chris Dollin
  • Re: Initializing enum with strings, William Ahern
• Modify it !, james
  • Re: Modify it !, Don
    • Re: Modify it !, james
  • Re: Modify it !, Default User
  • Re: Modify it !, Dave Thompson
• Server listening on 2 differents ports, ssantamariagarcia
  • Re: Server listening on 2 differents ports, Lawrence Kirby
    • Re: Server listening on 2 differents ports, ssantamariagarcia
  • Re: Server listening on 2 differents ports, CBFalconer
• programming style: while(TRUE), for(;;), ...?, Felix Kater
  • Re: programming style: while(TRUE), for(;;), ...?, Suman
    • Re: programming style: while(TRUE), for(;;), ...?, Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: programming style: while(TRUE), for(;;), ...?, Suman
      • Re: programming style: while(TRUE), for(;;), ...?, Felix Kater
      • Re: programming style: while(TRUE), for(;;), ...?, Alan J. McFarlane
      • Re: programming style: while(TRUE), for(;;), ...?, Alan Balmer
      • Re: programming style: while(TRUE), for(;;), ...?, CBFalconer
      • Re: programming style: while(TRUE), for(;;), ...?, Asbjørn Sæbø
  • Re: programming style: while(TRUE), for(;;), ...?, Ben Bacarisse
    • Re: programming style: while(TRUE), for(;;), ...?, Giorgos Keramidas
      • Re: programming style: while(TRUE), for(;;), ...?, Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: programming style: while(TRUE), for(;;), ...?, Giorgos Keramidas
      • Re: programming style: while(TRUE), for(;;), ...?, Ben Bacarisse
  • Re: programming style: while(TRUE), for(;;), ...?, Sensei
  • Re: programming style: while(TRUE), for(;;), ...?, Malcolm
    • Re: programming style: while(TRUE), for(;;), ...?, Christian Bau
      • Re: programming style: while(TRUE), for(;;), ...?, Malcolm
      • Re: programming style: while(TRUE), for(;;), ...?, Christian Bau
      • Re: programming style: while(TRUE), for(;;), ...?, Chris Croughton
      • Re: programming style: while(TRUE), for(;;), ...?, Guillaume
    • Re: programming style: while(TRUE), for(;;), ...?, Mark
      • Re: programming style: while(TRUE), for(;;), ...?, CBFalconer
      • Re: programming style: while(TRUE), for(;;), ...?, Richard Bos
      • Re: programming style: while(TRUE), for(;;), ...?, Lawrence Kirby
    • Re: programming style: while(TRUE), for(;;), ...?, Alan Balmer
  • Re: programming style: while(TRUE), for(;;), ...?, Christian Bau
  • Re: programming style: while(TRUE), for(;;), ...?, Me
    • Re: programming style: while(TRUE), for(;;), ...?, Alan Balmer
  • Re: programming style: while(TRUE), for(;;), ...?, Vit
    • Re: programming style: while(TRUE), for(;;), ...?, Lawrence Kirby
• sizes of bit fields, Abhi
  • Re: sizes of bit fields, David Lago
    • Re: sizes of bit fields, Abhi
      • Re: sizes of bit fields, David Lago
      • Re: sizes of bit fields, Lawrence Kirby
    • Re: sizes of bit fields, Joe Wright
      • Re: sizes of bit fields, David Lago
      • Re: sizes of bit fields, Chris Croughton
      • Re: sizes of bit fields, Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: sizes of bit fields, Joe Wright
  • Re: sizes of bit fields, Lawrence Kirby
• Multi says "incomplete type is not allowed", Sebastian
  • Re: Multi says "incomplete type is not allowed", Me
• ON Linux Platform: How can we build binaries for another architecture from 0x86 architecture, rashmi
  • Re: ON Linux Platform: How can we build binaries for another architecture from 0x86 architecture, Jack Klein
  • Re: ON Linux Platform: How can we build binaries for another architecture from 0x86 architecture, Grumble
• If forget to fclose() after fopen(), is there any testing tool who can detect it automatically?, lihua
  • Re: If forget to fclose() after fopen(), is there any testing tool who can detect it automatically?, websnarf
    • Re: If forget to fclose() after fopen(), is there any testing tool who can detect it automatically?, MJ
  • Re: If forget to fclose() after fopen(), is there any testing tool who can detect it automatically?, CBFalconer
    • Re: If forget to fclose() after fopen(), is there any testing tool who can detect it automatically?, Giorgos Keramidas
      • Re: If forget to fclose() after fopen(), is there any testing tool who can detect it automatically?, CBFalconer
      • Re: If forget to fclose() after fopen(), is there any testing tool who can detect it automatically?, Giorgos Keramidas
      • Re: If forget to fclose() after fopen(), is there any testing tool who can detect it automatically?, CBFalconer
      • Re: If forget to fclose() after fopen(), is there any testing tool who can detect it automatically?, Giorgos Keramidas
      • Re: If forget to fclose() after fopen(), is there any testing tool who can detect it automatically?, CBFalconer
      • Re: If forget to fclose() after fopen(), is there any testing tool who can detect it automatically?, Giorgos Keramidas
      • Re: If forget to fclose() after fopen(), is there any testing tool who can detect it automatically?, Mark
      • Re: If forget to fclose() after fopen(), is there any testing tool who can detect it automatically?, CBFalconer
      • Re: If forget to fclose() after fopen(), is there any testing tool who can detect it automatically?, Villy Kruse
      • Re: If forget to fclose() after fopen(), is there any testing tool who can detect it automatically?, CBFalconer
      • Re: If forget to fclose() after fopen(), is there any testing tool who can detect it automatically?, Joe Wright
      • Re: If forget to fclose() after fopen(), is there any testing toolwho can detect it automatically?, CBFalconer
      • Re: If forget to fclose() after fopen(), is there any testing tool who can detect it automatically?, Rajan
      • Re: If forget to fclose() after fopen(), is there any testing tool who can detect it automatically?, Giorgos Keramidas
      • Re: If forget to fclose() after fopen(), is there any testing tool who can detect it automatically?, Christian Kandeler
• C Primitive Data Type Sizes, Kip
  • Re: C Primitive Data Type Sizes, Walter Roberson
    • Re: C Primitive Data Type Sizes, Kip
      • Re: C Primitive Data Type Sizes, Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: C Primitive Data Type Sizes, Chris Hills
      • Re: C Primitive Data Type Sizes, Walter Roberson
      • Re: C Primitive Data Type Sizes, Chris Croughton
      • Re: C Primitive Data Type Sizes, Gordon Burditt
      • Re: C Primitive Data Type Sizes, Chris Hills
      • Re: C Primitive Data Type Sizes, Kip
      • Re: C Primitive Data Type Sizes, S.Tobias
      • Re: C Primitive Data Type Sizes, Chris Croughton
      • Re: C Primitive Data Type Sizes, Chris Hills
      • Re: C Primitive Data Type Sizes, Chris Croughton
      • Re: C Primitive Data Type Sizes, CBFalconer
      • Re: C Primitive Data Type Sizes, Keith Thompson
      • Re: C Primitive Data Type Sizes, CBFalconer
      • Re: C Primitive Data Type Sizes, Chris Croughton
      • Re: C Primitive Data Type Sizes, Gordon Burditt
      • Re: C Primitive Data Type Sizes, Chris Croughton
      • Re: C Primitive Data Type Sizes, CBFalconer
      • Re: C Primitive Data Type Sizes, Chris Croughton
      • Re: C Primitive Data Type Sizes, CBFalconer
      • Re: C Primitive Data Type Sizes, Chris Croughton
      • Re: C Primitive Data Type Sizes, Chris Torek
  • Re: C Primitive Data Type Sizes, James McIninch
  • Re: C Primitive Data Type Sizes, Me
• Help needed in solving this problem, sasiraj
  • Re: Help needed in solving this problem, Walter Roberson
  • Re: Help needed in solving this problem, Rouben Rostamian
  • Re: Help needed in solving this problem, ice
    • Re: Help needed in solving this problem, Jaspreet
  • Re: Help needed in solving this problem, Jaspreet
• Preprocessor Directives, Water Cooler v2
  • Re: Preprocessor Directives, Eric Sosman
    • Re: Preprocessor Directives, Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: Preprocessor Directives, CBFalconer
      • Re: Preprocessor Directives, Lawrence Kirby
  • Re: Preprocessor Directives, Malcolm
• will the memory allocated by malloc get released when program exits?, keredil
  • Re: will the memory allocated by malloc get released when program exits?, MJ
    • Re: will the memory allocated by malloc get released when program exits?, Walter Roberson
    • Re: will the memory allocated by malloc get released when program exits?, REH
      • Re: will the memory allocated by malloc get released when program exits?, Lawrence Kirby
  • Re: will the memory allocated by malloc get released when program exits?, Sensei
    • Re: will the memory allocated by malloc get released when program exits?, Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: will the memory allocated by malloc get released when program exits?, Sensei
      • Re: will the memory allocated by malloc get released when program exits?, Walter Roberson
      • Re: will the memory allocated by malloc get released when program exits?, Lawrence Kirby
  • Re: will the memory allocated by malloc get released when program exits?, Malcolm
    • Re: will the memory allocated by malloc get released when program exits?, Mark F. Haigh
      • Re: will the memory allocated by malloc get released when program exits?, Walter Roberson
      • Re: will the memory allocated by malloc get released when program exits?, Mark F. Haigh
      • Re: will the memory allocated by malloc get released when program exits?, Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: will the memory allocated by malloc get released when program exits?, Mark F. Haigh
      • Re: will the memory allocated by malloc get released when program exits?, Malcolm
      • Re: will the memory allocated by malloc get released when program exits?, Russell Shaw
      • Re: will the memory allocated by malloc get released when program exits?, Walter Roberson
      • Re: will the memory allocated by malloc get released when program exits?, Mark F. Haigh
      • Re: will the memory allocated by malloc get released when program exits?, Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: will the memory allocated by malloc get released when program exits?, keredil
      • Re: will the memory allocated by malloc get released when program exits?, CBFalconer
      • Re: will the memory allocated by malloc get released when program exits?, S.Tobias
      • Re: will the memory allocated by malloc get released when program exits?, CBFalconer
      • Re: will the memory allocated by malloc get released when program exits?, Ben Pfaff
      • Re: will the memory allocated by malloc get released when program exits?, Mark F. Haigh
      • Re: will the memory allocated by malloc get released when program exits?, Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: will the memory allocated by malloc get released when program exits?, Mark F. Haigh
  • Re: will the memory allocated by malloc get released when program exits?, Christian Bau
• EOF in C, MJ
  • Re: EOF in C, Walter Roberson
    • Re: EOF in C, Abhi
  • Re: EOF in C, CBFalconer
• C/C++ DataType for DB2 DECIMAL(18,3), Ramz
  • Re: C/C++ DataType for DB2 DECIMAL(18,3), Tydr Schnubbis
• Makefile question, Carson
  • Re: Makefile question, Rouben Rostamian
• multi-type, andre . koskamp
  • Re: multi-type, Suman
    • Re: multi-type, andre . koskamp
      • Re: multi-type, Abhi
      • Re: multi-type, andre . koskamp
      • Re: multi-type, Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: multi-type, Suman
  • Re: multi-type, Lawrence Kirby
    • Re: multi-type, Abhi
      • Re: multi-type, Suman
      • Re: multi-type, Abhi
      • Re: multi-type, Lawrence Kirby
• System/ Compiler specific macros, vsnadagouda
  • Re: System/ Compiler specific macros, Grumble
  • Re: System/ Compiler specific macros, Robert Gamble
    • Re: System/ Compiler specific macros, CBFalconer
  • Re: System/ Compiler specific macros, Robert Gamble
    • Re: System/ Compiler specific macros, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: System/ Compiler specific macros, Anonymous 7843
• Re: Memset Optimizing, Dave Thompson
• Re: Copying an array slice (Was: Re: Difficulties with passing multi-dimensional arrays), Dave Thompson
  • Re: Copying an array slice (Was: Re: Difficulties with passing multi-dimensional arrays), Netocrat
    • Re: Copying an array slice (Was: Re: Difficulties with passing multi-dimensional arrays), Dave Thompson
      • Re: Copying an array slice (Was: Re: Difficulties with passing multi-dimensional arrays), Netocrat
      • Re: Copying an array slice (Was: Re: Difficulties with passing multi-dimensional arrays), Dave Thompson
• Re: C software achitecture, Dave Thompson
  • Re: C software achitecture, Roger Leigh
• Re: the usage of void argument, Dave Thompson
• Re: Endianness, Dave Thompson
• Re: C and Tk, spam
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: C and Tk, Dave Thompson
  • Re: C and Tk, Larry Virden
• Linked list, Alexander Hunziker
  • Re: Linked list, BGreene
    • Re: Linked list, Keith Thompson
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Linked list, Alexander Hunziker
    • Re: Linked list, Netocrat
      • Re: Linked list, Alexander Hunziker
      • Re: Linked list, forayer
      • Re: Linked list, Martin Ambuhl
      • Re: Linked list, CBFalconer
      • Re: Linked list, Netocrat
      • Re: Linked list, Keith Thompson
• Access to data into an array causes seg-fault, Michel Rouzic
  • Re: Access to data into an array causes seg-fault, Lawrence Kirby
    • Re: Access to data into an array causes seg-fault, Michel Rouzic
      • Re: Access to data into an array causes seg-fault, forayer
      • Re: Access to data into an array causes seg-fault, Chris Torek
      • Re: Access to data into an array causes seg-fault, Lawrence Kirby
  • Re: Access to data into an array causes seg-fault, John Bode
    • Re: Access to data into an array causes seg-fault, Michel Rouzic
      • Re: Access to data into an array causes seg-fault, John Bode
• Re: Is an empty translation unit valid?, Kenny McCormack
• Code Effect, Daniel Antonson
  • Re: Code Effect, Daniel Antonson
    • Re: Code Effect, Walter Roberson
    • Re: Code Effect, Mac
    • Re: Code Effect, sandeep
      • Re: Code Effect, Walter Roberson
      • Re: Code Effect, sandeep
      • Re: Code Effect, Walter Roberson
      • Re: Code Effect, Mark Babli
      • Re: Code Effect, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Code Effect, CBFalconer
      • Re: Code Effect, sandeep
      • Re: Code Effect, Martin Ambuhl
      • Re: Code Effect, sandeep
      • Re: Code Effect, Walter Roberson
      • Re: Code Effect, sandeep
      • Re: Code Effect, sandeep
      • Re: Code Effect, sandeep
      • Re: Code Effect, Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: Code Effect, james
      • Re: Code Effect, CBFalconer
  • Re: Code Effect, Michel Rouzic
    • Re: Code Effect, John Bode
    • Re: Code Effect, Dik T. Winter
  • Re: Code Effect, Emmanuel Delahaye
• anybody have star wars: revenge of the sith of War of the Worlds, andrew
• testing whether a double is a whole number, David Marsh
  • Re: testing whether a double is a whole number, Walter Roberson
    • Re: testing whether a double is a whole number, David Marsh
  • Re: testing whether a double is a whole number, Martin Ambuhl
• Re: how to let gcc warn me when I use = in conditions, Mark McIntyre
  • Re: how to let gcc warn me when I use = in conditions, Richard Bos
    • Re: how to let gcc warn me when I use = in conditions, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: how to let gcc warn me when I use = in conditions, Richard Bos
  • Re: how to let gcc warn me when I use = in conditions, Alan Balmer
    • Re: how to let gcc warn me when I use = in conditions, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: how to let gcc warn me when I use = in conditions, Alan Balmer
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: how to let gcc warn me when I use = in conditions, websnarf
    • Re: how to let gcc warn me when I use = in conditions, Lawrence Kirby
• case label does not reduce to an integer constant, adelfino
  • Re: case label does not reduce to an integer constant, Martin Ambuhl
    • Re: case label does not reduce to an integer constant, adelfino
      • Re: case label does not reduce to an integer constant, Joe Wright
  • Re: case label does not reduce to an integer constant, Christian Kandeler
    • Re: case label does not reduce to an integer constant, adelfino
      • Re: case label does not reduce to an integer constant, Netocrat
      • Re: case label does not reduce to an integer constant, CBFalconer
      • Re: case label does not reduce to an integer constant, adelfino
      • Re: case label does not reduce to an integer constant, CBFalconer
      • Re: case label does not reduce to an integer constant, adelfino
      • Re: case label does not reduce to an integer constant, Charles Richmond
• Permutations on binary strings, ruben . de . visscher
  • Re: Permutations on binary strings, Michael Mair
  • Re: Permutations on binary strings, Walter Roberson
    • Re: Permutations on binary strings, Michael Mair
• Re: ANSI C Compilation linking problem, Joe Wright
• again some incr/decrement question, rahul8143
• some very simple increment/decremant operator question, rahul8143
  • Re: some very simple increment/decremant operator question, Eric Sosman
  • Re: some very simple increment/decremant operator question, john_bode
• C Program [ Turbo-C ] , to extract only-Printable-characters from a file ( any type of file) and display them ( i.e equivalent to "strings" command in UNIX), SunRise
  • Re: C Program [ Turbo-C ] , to extract only-Printable-characters from a file ( any type of file) and display them ( i.e equivalent to "strings" command in UNIX), Martin Ambuhl
    • Re: C Program [ Turbo-C ] , to extract only-Printable-characters from a file ( any type of file) and display them ( i.e equivalent to "strings" command in UNIX), SunRise
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • C Program [ Turbo-C ] , to extract only-Printable-characters from a file ( any type of file) and display them ( i.e equivalent to "strings" command in UNIX), SunRise
    • Re: C Program [ Turbo-C ] , to extract only-Printable-characters from a file ( any type of file) and display them ( i.e equivalent to "strings" command in UNIX), CBFalconer
    • Re: C Program [ Turbo-C ] , to extract only-Printable-characters from a file ( any type of file) and display them ( i.e equivalent to "strings" command in UNIX), Emmanuel Delahaye
      • Re: C Program [ Turbo-C ] , to extract only-Printable-characters from a file ( any type of file) and display them ( i.e equivalent to "strings" command in UNIX), Old Wolf
      • Re: C Program [ Turbo-C ] , to extract only-Printable-characters from a file ( any type of file) and display them ( i.e equivalent to "strings" command in UNIX), Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: C Program [ Turbo-C ] , to extract only-Printable-characters from a file ( any type of file) and display them ( i.e equivalent to "strings" command in UNIX), Old Wolf
      • Re: C Program [ Turbo-C ] , to extract only-Printable-characters from a file ( any type of file) and display them ( i.e equivalent to "strings" command in UNIX), Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: C Program [ Turbo-C ] , to extract only-Printable-characters from a file ( any type of file) and display them ( i.e equivalent to "strings" command in UNIX), S.Tobias
• pointer to pointer question, John
  • Re: pointer to pointer question, Me
  • Re: pointer to pointer question, Barry Schwarz
  • Re: pointer to pointer question, John Bode
• Hiding that string in the compiled code, John Smith
  • Re: Hiding that string in the compiled code, Jack Klein
    • Re: Hiding that string in the compiled code, a . dheeraj . kumar
      • Re: Hiding that string in the compiled code, Jack Klein
    • Re: Hiding that string in the compiled code, Default User
• [Help] Program crashes/seg-faults on strcpy()., a2x
  • Re: [Help] Program crashes/seg-faults on strcpy()., Richard Tobin
  • Re: [Help] Program crashes/seg-faults on strcpy()., Martin Johansen
  • Re: [Help] Program crashes/seg-faults on strcpy()., Martin Ambuhl
• Multiline strings, Martin Johansen
  • Re: Multiline strings, Me
  • Re: Multiline strings, Martin Ambuhl
  • Re: Multiline strings, CBFalconer
• Re: Implementing my own memcpy, Michael Wojcik
  • Re: Implementing my own memcpy, Nils Weller
    • Re: Implementing my own memcpy, Nils Weller
      • Re: Implementing my own memcpy, CBFalconer
      • [OT] Re: Implementing my own memcpy, Nils Weller
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Implementing my own memcpy, Dave Thompson
  • Re: Implementing my own memcpy, Dave Thompson
    • Re: Implementing my own memcpy, CBFalconer
  • Re: Implementing my own memcpy, Dave Thompson
    • Re: Implementing my own memcpy, Chris Torek
    • Re: Implementing my own memcpy, BGreene
  • Re: Implementing my own memcpy, Dave Thompson
  • Re: Implementing my own memcpy, Netocrat
    • Re: Implementing my own memcpy, Chris Croughton
      • Re: Implementing my own memcpy, Netocrat
• coloured text..., sudip
  • Re: coloured text..., Michael Mair
  • Re: coloured text..., REH
  • Re: coloured text..., Kenneth Brody
    • Re: coloured text..., Dik T. Winter
• pix, Barnbuilder
  • Re: pix, Walter Roberson
• Inverse Functions in Math, a . dheeraj . kumar
  • Re: Inverse Functions in Math, Dik T. Winter
    • Re: Inverse Functions in Math, a . dheeraj . kumar
      • Re: Inverse Functions in Math, REH
      • Re: Inverse Functions in Math, Walter Roberson
      • Re: Inverse Functions in Math, Rouben Rostamian
      • Re: Inverse Functions in Math, Martin Ambuhl
  • Re: Inverse Functions in Math, CBFalconer
• == operator on struct, indigodfw
  • Re: == operator on struct, Eric Sosman
  • Re: == operator on struct, Anonymous 7843
    • Re: == operator on struct, indigodfw
      • Re: == operator on struct, Lew Pitcher
      • Re: == operator on struct, CBFalconer
      • Re: == operator on struct, Keith Thompson
      • Re: == operator on struct, indigodfw
      • Re: == operator on struct, Coos Haak
      • Re: == operator on struct, Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: == operator on struct, websnarf
    • Re: == operator on struct, Kenneth Brody
  • Re: == operator on struct, CBFalconer
    • Re: == operator on struct, Keith Thompson
  • Re: == operator on struct, Alan Balmer
• Why C++ Questions on a C List, Jonathan Bartlett
  • Re: Why C++ Questions on a C List, Chris McDonald
• Re: Help on File Reading in C programming., Mabden
• String appending, Selvesteen
  • Re: String appending, Suman
    • Re: String appending, Jirka Klaue
      • Re: String appending, Suman
      • Re: String appending, Suman
      • Re: String appending, Jirka Klaue
      • Re: String appending, Suman
  • Re: String appending, john_bode
    • Re: String appending, Randy Howard
      • Re: String appending, john_bode
• Linked list in C, MJ
  • Re: Linked list in C, Lawrence Kirby
  • Re: Linked list in C, Mabden
  • Re: Linked list in C, CBFalconer
    • Re: Linked list in C, Stephen Mayes
• Reading from file into struct array / memory layout, eriwik@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Reading from file into struct array / memory layout, Roger Leigh
  • Re: Reading from file into struct array / memory layout, Deepak
  • Re: Reading from file into struct array / memory layout, Lawrence Kirby
  • Re: Reading from file into struct array / memory layout, SM Ryan
  • Re: Reading from file into struct array / memory layout, Me
  • Re: Reading from file into struct array / memory layout, Malcolm
    • Re: Reading from file into struct array / memory layout, eriwik@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• How to check for already running program?, Nick Sinclair
  • Re: How to check for already running program?, eriwik@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: How to check for already running program?, Alex Fraser
    • Re: How to check for already running program?, SM Ryan
      • Re: How to check for already running program?, Nick Sinclair
• Re: Floatin point issues, Neil Kurzman
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Floatin point issues, Athanasios Papaioannou
    • Re: Floatin point issues, sandeep
    • Re: Floatin point issues, sandeep
• Re: How to make binary data portable?, Walter Roberson
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: How to make binary data portable?, Walter Roberson
• printf("%#04x\n", 0); print 0000 not 0x00, baumann@pan
  • Re: printf("%#04x\n", 0); print 0000 not 0x00, Ganesh babu
    • Re: printf("%#04x\n", 0); print 0000 not 0x00, Jack Klein
      • Re: printf("%#04x\n", 0); print 0000 not 0x00, Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: printf("%#04x\n", 0); print 0000 not 0x00, Jack Klein
      • Re: printf("%#04x\n", 0); print 0000 not 0x00, Lawrence Kirby
  • Re: printf("%#04x\n", 0); print 0000 not 0x00, Jack Klein
    • Re: printf("%#04x\n", 0); print 0000 not 0x00, Peter Nilsson
      • Re: printf("%#04x\n", 0); print 0000 not 0x00, Jack Klein
• Re: How To Make Your Own Variable Type?, Sensei
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: How To Make Your Own Variable Type?, Gordon Burditt
    • Message not available
      • Re: How To Make Your Own Variable Type?, CBFalconer
    • Message not available
      • Re: How To Make Your Own Variable Type?, Lawrence Kirby
• Re: printf() with too many args -- legal?, Stan R.
• Re: parameters or stdin, Richard Tobin
  • Re: parameters or stdin, Michael Wojcik
    • Re: parameters or stdin, Richard Tobin
      • Re: parameters or stdin, CBFalconer
      • Re: parameters or stdin, Joe Wright
      • Re: parameters or stdin, Chris Croughton
      • Re: parameters or stdin, CBFalconer
• Re: nested while - how to go to the beginning of the first while?, Michael Mair
  • Re: nested while - how to go to the beginning of the first while?, CBFalconer
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: nested while - how to go to the beginning of the first while?, jdallen2000
    • Re: nested while - how to go to the beginning of the first while?, Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: nested while - how to go to the beginning of the first while?, James Dow Allen
      • Re: nested while - how to go to the beginning of the first while?, CBFalconer
      • Re: nested while - how to go to the beginning of the first while?, James Dow Allen
      • Re: [OT] nested while - how to go to the beginning of the first while?, S.Tobias
      • Re: [OT] nested while - how to go to the beginning of the first while?, Stephen Hildrey
      • Re: [OT] nested while - how to go to the beginning of the first while?, CBFalconer
      • Re: nested while - how to go to the beginning of the first while?, CBFalconer
      • Re: nested while - how to go to the beginning of the first while?, Anonymous 7843
      • Re: nested while - how to go to the beginning of the first while?, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: nested while - how to go to the beginning of the first while?, James Dow Allen
  • Re: nested while - how to go to the beginning of the first while?, Tim Rentsch
  • Re: nested while - how to go to the beginning of the first while?, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
• Re: K&R3?, Chris Hills
  • Re: K&R3?, Keith Thompson
    • Re: K&R3?, Chris Hills
• Re: #defines and strings, Eric Sosman
  • Re: #defines and strings, GMM50
    • Re: #defines and strings, Eric Sosman
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: #defines and strings, Suman
• Re: Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0, CBFalconer
  • Re: Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0, Guillaume
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0, toby
• Re: why use -> (not .) with pointers?, P.J. Plauger
  • Re: why use -> (not .) with pointers?, Tydr Schnubbis
    • Re: why use -> (not .) with pointers?, CBFalconer
      • Re: why use -> (not .) with pointers?, Tydr Schnubbis
    • Re: why use -> (not .) with pointers?, P.J. Plauger
      • Re: why use -> (not .) with pointers?, Tydr Schnubbis
      • Re: why use -> (not .) with pointers?, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: why use -> (not .) with pointers?, Tydr Schnubbis
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: why use -> (not .) with pointers?, Keith Thompson
  • Re: why use -> (not .) with pointers?, akarl
    • Re: why use -> (not .) with pointers?, Richard Tobin
      • Re: why use -> (not .) with pointers?, akarl
      • Re: why use -> (not .) with pointers?, Richard Tobin
  • Re: why use -> (not .) with pointers?, Villy Kruse
  • Re: why use -> (not .) with pointers?, Lawrence Kirby
    • Re: why use -> (not .) with pointers?, CBFalconer
      • Re: why use -> (not .) with pointers?, REH
  • Re: why use -> (not .) with pointers?, icub3d
  • Re: why use -> (not .) with pointers?, Me
  • Re: why use -> (not .) with pointers?, Me
    • Re: why use -> (not .) with pointers?, REH
      • Re: why use -> (not .) with pointers?, Me
      • Re: why use -> (not .) with pointers?, Dave Thompson
  • Re: why use -> (not .) with pointers?, lawrence . jones
    • Re: why use -> (not .) with pointers?, P.J. Plauger
      • Re: why use -> (not .) with pointers?, lawrence . jones
• Re: casting to unsigned char for is*() and to*() functions, Eric Sosman
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: casting to unsigned char for is*() and to*() functions, Dave Thompson