comp.lang.c

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• memset doubt, srivatsan_b
  • Re: memset doubt, Peter Nilsson
  • Re: memset doubt, Keith Thompson
  • Re: memset doubt, Barry Schwarz
    • Re: memset doubt, Keith Thompson
• Code consolidation, Aaron Jackson
  • Re: Code consolidation, Chris McDonald
  • Re: Code consolidation, Zara
  • Re: Code consolidation, GMM50
• More questions about casting function pointers .., Alfonso Morra
  • Re: More questions about casting function pointers .., Peter Nilsson
  • Re: More questions about casting function pointers .., Barry Schwarz
    • Re: More questions about casting function pointers .., Alfonso Morra
• confused abt file operations, siliconwafer
  • Re: confused abt file operations, Gordon Burditt
    • Re: confused abt file operations, Peter "Shaggy" Haywood
      • Re: confused abt file operations, siliconwafer
      • Re: confused abt file operations, Peter Nilsson
      • Re: confused abt file operations, Keith Thompson
      • Re: confused abt file operations, SM Ryan
  • Re: confused abt file operations, SM Ryan
• Why C/C++ errors are SO obscure/devious??, Massimo Soricetti
  • Re: Why C/C++ errors are SO obscure/devious??, Mark B
  • Re: Why C/C++ errors are SO obscure/devious??, Gordon Burditt
    • Re: Why C/C++ errors are SO obscure/devious??, Kenneth Brody
  • Re: Why C/C++ errors are SO obscure/devious??, John Bode
  • Re: Why C/C++ errors are SO obscure/devious??, akarl
  • Re: Why C/C++ errors are SO obscure/devious??, Eric Sosman
    • Re: Why C/C++ errors are SO obscure/devious??, Massimo Soricetti
  • Re: Why C/C++ errors are SO obscure/devious??, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: Why C/C++ errors are SO obscure/devious??, Ben Pfaff
  • Re: Why C/C++ errors are SO obscure/devious??, Malcolm
  • Re: Why C/C++ errors are SO obscure/devious??, Joseph S.
    • Re: Why C/C++ errors are SO obscure/devious??, Massimo Soricetti
      • Re: Why C/C++ errors are SO obscure/devious??, Eric Sosman
  • Re: Why C/C++ errors are SO obscure/devious??, jacob navia
    • Re: Why C/C++ errors are SO obscure/devious??, Gordon Burditt
  • Re: Why C/C++ errors are SO obscure/devious??, Chris Hills
    • Re: Why C/C++ errors are SO obscure/devious??, Massimo Soricetti
  • Re: Why C/C++ errors are SO obscure/devious??, Richard Tobin
  • Re: Why C/C++ errors are SO obscure/devious??, Ed Vogel
• understanding format specifiers, siliconwafer
  • Re: understanding format specifiers, Ralf Schallenberg
  • Re: understanding format specifiers, Mike Wahler
  • Re: understanding format specifiers, Mark McIntyre
  • Re: understanding format specifiers, Martin Ambuhl
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: understanding format specifiers, Ravi Uday
• low-level question, jesso
  • Re: low-level question, Lew Pitcher
  • Re: low-level question, Zara
  • Re: low-level question, Robert Gamble
    • Re: low-level question, Keith Thompson
      • Re: low-level question, Robert Gamble
  • Re: low-level question, Gordon Burditt
    • Re: low-level question, jesso
      • Re: low-level question, jesso
      • Re: low-level question, Mark McIntyre
  • Re: low-level question, Martin Ambuhl
  • Re: low-level question, tedu
    • Re: low-level question, Bryan Donlan
      • Re: low-level question, Johan Borkhuis
  • Re: low-level question, Bryan Donlan
  • Re: low-level question, Peter "Shaggy" Haywood
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: low-level question, SM Ryan
    • Re: low-level question, Keith Thompson
      • Re: low-level question, Zara
• Function pointer prototype interpretation, Alfonso Morra
  • Re: Function pointer prototype interpretation, Krishanu Debnath
  • Re: Function pointer prototype interpretation, Martin Ambuhl
  • Re: Function pointer prototype interpretation, Bryan Donlan
  • Re: Function pointer prototype interpretation, John Bode
    • Re: Function pointer prototype interpretation, Alfonso Morra
• object code from which compiler, ajm
  • Re: object code from which compiler, Kenneth Brody
  • Re: object code from which compiler, Simon Biber
    • Re: object code from which compiler, Simon Biber
  • Re: object code from which compiler, Michael Wojcik
    • Re: object code from which compiler, ajm
      • Re: object code from which compiler, Roger Leigh
  • Re: object code from which compiler, E. Robert Tisdale
• How to free dynamically allocated array?, Markus
  • Re: How to free dynamically allocated array?, Krishanu Debnath
    • Re: How to free dynamically allocated array?, Flash Gordon
      • Re: How to free dynamically allocated array?, Markus
  • Re: How to free dynamically allocated array?, Christopher Benson-Manica
  • Re: How to free dynamically allocated array?, kernelxu
  • Re: How to free dynamically allocated array?, Default User
• UnSigned Long, Joriveek
  • Re: UnSigned Long, Johan Borkhuis
    • Re: UnSigned Long, manoj1978
      • Re: UnSigned Long, Peter Nilsson
      • Re: UnSigned Long, Mike Wahler
  • Re: UnSigned Long, Mike Wahler
  • Re: UnSigned Long, Alexei A. Frounze
  • Message not available
    • Re: UnSigned Long, Mike Wahler
      • Re: UnSigned Long, Keith Thompson
• Re: How to eliminate the bitmap difference in big endian and little endian?, Keith Thompson
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: How to eliminate the bitmap difference in big endian and little endian?, Malcolm
  • Re: How to eliminate the bitmap difference in big endian and little endian?, Alexei A. Frounze
• where the Turboc C c function?, qbin_wang
  • Re: where the Turboc C c function?, shravan
    • Re: where the Turboc C c function?, Jack Klein
    • Re: where the Turboc C c function?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: where the Turboc C c function?, akarl
      • Re: where the Turboc C c function?, Default User
  • Re: where the Turboc C c function?, shravan
  • Re: where the Turboc C c function?, kernelxu
    • Re: where the Turboc C c function?, Richard Heathfield
  • Re: where the Turboc C c function?, Keith Thompson
• while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Michael B Allen
  • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), caduardo21
  • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Walter Roberson
    • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Kenneth Brody
  • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Guillaume
  • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Robert Gamble
    • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Randy Howard
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), akarl
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Richard Bos
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), akarl
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Guillaume
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Randy Howard
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Guillaume
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), John Bode
  • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Chris McDonald
    • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Ben Pfaff
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Chris McDonald
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Keith Thompson
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Chris McDonald
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Richard Tobin
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Anton Petrusevich
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), akarl
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Anton Petrusevich
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Charlie Gordon
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), akarl
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Charlie Gordon
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Keith Thompson
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Charlie Gordon
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), akarl
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Charlie Gordon
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Chris McDonald
    • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Kevin Handy
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Mark B
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Richard Bos
  • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), pete
    • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Christian Bau
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), pete
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Anton Petrusevich
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), pete
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), websnarf
  • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Richard Heathfield
    • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Alan Balmer
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Richard Heathfield
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Alan Balmer
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Mark B
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Alan Balmer
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Richard Heathfield
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Walter Roberson
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Richard Heathfield
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Wolfgang Riedel
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Michael Wojcik
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), akarl
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Christopher Benson-Manica
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Ben Pfaff
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Michael B Allen
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Richard Heathfield
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Default User
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Richard Heathfield
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Default User
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Charlie Gordon
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Default User
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Charlie Gordon
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Default User
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Christian Bau
    • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Tim Rentsch
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Richard Heathfield
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Tim Rentsch
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Alan Balmer
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Christian Bau
  • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Alan Balmer
  • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Tim Rentsch
    • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Simon Biber
    • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), pete
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Tim Rentsch
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Keith Thompson
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Keith Thompson
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), akarl
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Tim Rentsch
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Charlie Gordon
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Baxter
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Chris McDonald
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Keith Thompson
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Charlie Gordon
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Keith Thompson
      • Re: while (1) vs. for ( ;; ), Charlie Gordon
• Parity check of a word, Herbert Haas
  • Re: Parity check of a word, Ben Pfaff
    • Re: Parity check of a word, kernelxu
      • Re: Parity check of a word, Krishanu Debnath
      • Re: Parity check of a word, Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: Parity check of a word, Randy Howard
      • Re: Parity check of a word, kernelxu
      • Re: Parity check of a word, Randy Howard
      • Re: Parity check of a word, bqbert
      • Re: Parity check of a word, bqbert
      • Re: Parity check of a word, Randy Howard
      • Re: Parity check of a word, kernelxu
  • Re: Parity check of a word, Walter Roberson
  • Re: Parity check of a word, Mike Wahler
    • Re: Parity check of a word, Joe Wright
• pointers, Anolethron
  • Re: pointers, Ulrich Eckhardt
    • Re: pointers, Keith Thompson
      • Re: pointers, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: pointers, John Bode
      • Re: pointers, pete
      • Re: pointers, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: pointers, Simon Biber
      • Re: pointers, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: pointers, Barry Schwarz
  • Re: pointers, Kenneth Brody
  • Re: pointers, Anolethron
  • Re: pointers, John Bode
• fscanf problem, jespersh
  • Re: fscanf problem, jespersh
  • Re: fscanf problem, Walter Roberson
• trouble with double free, slashdotcommacolon
  • Re: trouble with double free, Ulrich Eckhardt
  • Re: trouble with double free, Joe Wright
    • Re: trouble with double free, Walter Roberson
      • Re: trouble with double free, Joe Wright
      • Re: trouble with double free, Simon Biber
      • Re: trouble with double free, Richard Bos
  • Re: trouble with double free, Dietmar Schindler
• MACRO exclusion, karthik.naig@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: MACRO exclusion, Malcolm
  • Re: MACRO exclusion, Mike Wahler
  • Re: MACRO exclusion, Keith Thompson
    • Re: MACRO exclusion, Malcolm
      • Re: MACRO exclusion, Lawrence Kirby
• Outputing ASCII PPM files, George
  • Re: Outputing ASCII PPM files, Giannis Papadopoulos
    • Re: Outputing ASCII PPM files, Giannis Papadopoulos
  • Re: Outputing ASCII PPM files, Jack Klein
  • Re: Outputing ASCII PPM files, Simon Biber
• bit fields ordering, Jonathan Maddison
  • Re: bit fields ordering, Walter Roberson
    • Re: bit fields ordering, Keith Thompson
    • Re: bit fields ordering, Jonathan Maddison
      • Re: bit fields ordering, Simon Biber
      • Re: bit fields ordering, Flash Gordon
      • Re: bit fields ordering, Malcolm
      • Re: bit fields ordering, Emmanuel Delahaye
      • Re: bit fields ordering, Peter Nilsson
  • Re: bit fields ordering, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Message not available
    • Re: bit fields ordering, Keith Thompson
• How do you read two values returned by a function?, Clifford Stern
  • Re: How do you read two values returned by a function?, Kenny McCormack
    • Re: How do you read two values returned by a function?, Clifford Stern
  • Re: How do you read two values returned by a function?, Keith Thompson
    • Re: How do you read two values returned by a function?, Markus Becker
      • Re: How do you read two values returned by a function?, Keith Thompson
    • Re: How do you read two values returned by a function?, Clifford Stern
  • Re: How do you read two values returned by a function?, SM Ryan
  • Re: How do you read two values returned by a function?, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: How do you read two values returned by a function?, Martin Ambuhl
• Detect if stdin is via keyboard or via < file?, srbstar
  • Re: Detect if stdin is via keyboard or via < file?, Lew Pitcher
    • Re: Detect if stdin is via keyboard or via < file?, CBFalconer
  • Re: Detect if stdin is via keyboard or via < file?, Chris Dollin
• Is char*[] convertible to const char*[]?, kevin . hall
  • Re: Is char*[] convertible to const char*[]?, kernelxu
    • Re: Is char*[] convertible to const char*[]?, kevin . hall
      • Re: Is char*[] convertible to const char*[]?, Joe Wright
      • Re: Is char*[] convertible to const char*[]?, kevin . hall
      • Re: Is char*[] convertible to const char*[]?, Peter Nilsson
      • Re: Is char*[] convertible to const char*[]?, kevin . hall
      • Re: Is char*[] convertible to const char*[]?, Peter Nilsson
      • Re: Is char*[] convertible to const char*[]?, kevin . hall
      • Re: Is char*[] convertible to const char*[]?, Keith Thompson
• Re: What is the best SOAP service to use?, Mark McIntyre
• Can i know who has issued a comand?, Sumit Chawla
  • Re: Can i know who has issued a comand?, Walter Roberson
  • Re: Can i know who has issued a comand?, Jaspreet
  • Re: Can i know who has issued a comand?, Keith Thompson
• two's complement done before storage or on the fly while computing, Greenhorn
  • Re: two's complement done before storage or on the fly while computing, Lawrence Kirby
    • Re: two's complement done before storage or on the fly while computing, Greenhorn
      • Re: two's complement done before storage or on the fly while computing, Nick Keighley
      • Re: two's complement done before storage or on the fly while computing, Greenhorn
      • Re: two's complement done before storage or on the fly while computing, Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: two's complement done before storage or on the fly while computing, Malcolm
  • Re: two's complement done before storage or on the fly while computing, SM Ryan
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • two's complement done before storage or on the fly while computing, Greenhorn
• How to choose between malloc() and calloc(), lohith . matad
  • Re: How to choose between malloc() and calloc(), kernelxu
  • Re: How to choose between malloc() and calloc(), Suman
  • Re: How to choose between malloc() and calloc(), Lawrence Kirby
  • Re: How to choose between malloc() and calloc(), Bryan Donlan
  • Re: How to choose between malloc() and calloc(), kar1107@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: How to choose between malloc() and calloc(), Eric Sosman
      • Re: How to choose between malloc() and calloc(), kar1107@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: How to choose between malloc() and calloc(), Eric Sosman
      • Re: How to choose between malloc() and calloc(), Eric Sosman
      • Re: How to choose between malloc() and calloc(), kar1107@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: How to choose between malloc() and calloc(), Mark F. Haigh
• access() doesn't work when a file is open, pshyamsunder
  • Re: access() doesn't work when a file is open, Suman
    • Re: access() doesn't work when a file is open, Flash Gordon
    • Re: access() doesn't work when a file is open, CBFalconer
      • Re: access() doesn't work when a file is open, Suman
      • Re: access() doesn't work when a file is open, Flash Gordon
      • Re: access() doesn't work when a file is open, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: access() doesn't work when a file is open, pete
      • Re: access() doesn't work when a file is open, Suman
  • Re: access() doesn't work when a file is open, CBFalconer
    • Re: access() doesn't work when a file is open, pshyamsunder
      • Re: access() doesn't work when a file is open, Randy Howard
      • Re: access() doesn't work when a file is open, Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: access() doesn't work when a file is open, CBFalconer
      • Re: access() doesn't work when a file is open, Kenny McCormack
  • Re: access() doesn't work when a file is open, Keith Thompson
  • Re: access() doesn't work when a file is open, Hari
• Baffled by this ... (casting of function pointers), Alfonso Morra
  • Re: Baffled by this ... (casting of function pointers), Barry Schwarz
    • Re: Baffled by this ... (casting of function pointers), Lawrence Kirby
  • Re: Baffled by this ... (casting of function pointers), Jack Klein
  • Re: Baffled by this ... (casting of function pointers), Alfonso Morra
    • Re: Baffled by this ... (casting of function pointers), Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: Baffled by this ... (casting of function pointers), Alfonso Morra
• Re: Greater sensitivity to off-topic than in other comp.lang, A. Sinan Unur
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Greater sensitivity to off-topic than in other comp.lang, Risto Lankinen
  • Re: Greater sensitivity to off-topic than in other comp.lang, Mike Wahler
    • Re: Greater sensitivity to off-topic than in other comp.lang, Kenny McCormack
• Function Pointers in a Structure?, gmtonyhoyt
  • Re: Function Pointers in a Structure?, Michael Mair
  • Re: Function Pointers in a Structure?, Roger Leigh
  • Re: Function Pointers in a Structure?, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: Function Pointers in a Structure?, Ian
    • Re: Function Pointers in a Structure?, gmtonyhoyt
      • Re: Function Pointers in a Structure?, Ian
  • Re: Function Pointers in a Structure?, jacob navia
    • Re: Function Pointers in a Structure?, jacob navia
    • Re: Function Pointers in a Structure?, gmtonyhoyt
      • Re: Function Pointers in a Structure?, jacob navia
• freeing structure, wanwan
  • Re: freeing structure, manoj1978
    • Re: freeing structure, wanwan
      • Re: freeing structure, Ben Pfaff
      • Re: freeing structure, Michael Mair
      • Re: freeing structure, Default User
      • Re: freeing structure, Keith Thompson
      • Re: freeing structure, manoj1978
      • Re: freeing structure, Christopher Benson-Manica
  • Re: freeing structure, Ben Pfaff
  • Re: freeing structure, Keith Thompson
  • Re: freeing structure, Emmanuel Delahaye
• Re: Why doesn't strrstr() exist?, Default User
  • Re: Why doesn't strrstr() exist?, Christopher Benson-Manica
    • Re: Why doesn't strrstr() exist?, Default User
    • Re: Why doesn't strrstr() exist?, Michael Wojcik
      • Re: Why doesn't strrstr() exist?, Christopher Benson-Manica
      • Re: Why doesn't strrstr() exist?, Alan Balmer
      • Re: Why doesn't strrstr() exist?, Michael Wojcik
      • Re: Why doesn't strrstr() exist?, Default User
      • Re: Why doesn't strrstr() exist?, Michael Wojcik
  • Re: Why doesn't strrstr() exist?, Stephen Hildrey
    • Re: Why doesn't strrstr() exist?, Alan Balmer
    • Re: Why doesn't strrstr() exist?, Default User
      • Re: Why doesn't strrstr() exist?, Chris Torek
      • Re: Why doesn't strrstr() exist?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Why doesn't strrstr() exist?, Default User
      • Re: Why doesn't strrstr() exist?, Joe Wright
      • Re: Why doesn't strrstr() exist?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Why doesn't strrstr() exist?, Default User
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Why doesn't strrstr() exist?, Old Wolf
    • Re: Why doesn't strrstr() exist?, websnarf
• Where the code trouble is?, mikelinyoho
  • Re: Where the code trouble is?, manoj1978
  • Antw: Where the code trouble is?, Alexander Fleck
  • Re: Where the code trouble is?, Suman
  • Re: Where the code trouble is?, Martin Ambuhl
  • Re: Where the code trouble is?, CBFalconer
    • Re: Where the code trouble is?, Anton Petrusevich
      • Re: Where the code trouble is?, CBFalconer
  • Re: Where the code trouble is?, Bart C
    • Re: Where the code trouble is?, Richard Bos
      • Re: Where the code trouble is?, Bart C
      • Re: Where the code trouble is?, Walter Roberson
      • Re: Where the code trouble is?, Bryan Donlan
      • Re: Where the code trouble is?, Flash Gordon
      • Re: Where the code trouble is?, Richard Bos
• Return type, danieljmathew@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Return type, Steffen
  • Re: Return type, CBFalconer
  • Re: Return type, akarl
  • Re: Return type, Default User
  • Re: Return type, danieljmathew@xxxxxxxxx
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Return type, danieljmathew@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: Return type, Afifov
      • Re: Return type, Flash Gordon
      • Re: Return type, Keith Thompson
• How to inline non-exported functions in library?, Ian
  • Re: How to inline non-exported functions in library?, Richard Bos
    • Re: How to inline non-exported functions in library?, Suman
  • Re: How to inline non-exported functions in library?, Johan Borkhuis
• current date, placid
  • Re: current date, Walter Roberson
    • Re: current date, placid
    • Re: current date, Michael Wojcik
• How to change the starting address of a structure element?, chee . k . cheng
  • Re: How to change the starting address of a structure element?, Chris McDonald
  • Re: How to change the starting address of a structure element?, Keith Thompson
  • Re: How to change the starting address of a structure element?, Walter Roberson
    • Re: How to change the starting address of a structure element?, chee . k . cheng
      • Re: How to change the starting address of a structure element?, Lawrence Kirby
  • Re: How to change the starting address of a structure element?, Suman
    • Re: How to change the starting address of a structure element?, chee . k . cheng
      • Re: How to change the starting address of a structure element?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: How to change the starting address of a structure element?, chee . k . cheng
      • Re: How to change the starting address of a structure element?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: How to change the starting address of a structure element?, CBFalconer
      • Re: How to change the starting address of a structure element?, Suman
      • Re: How to change the starting address of a structure element?, chee . k . cheng
      • Re: How to change the starting address of a structure element?, Suman
      • Re: How to change the starting address of a structure element?, kernelxu
      • Re: How to change the starting address of a structure element?, chee . k . cheng
      • Re: How to change the starting address of a structure element?, pete
      • Re: How to change the starting address of a structure element?, chee . k . cheng
      • Re: How to change the starting address of a structure element?, Keith Thompson
• if (expression) check, jamilur_rahman
  • Re: if (expression) check, Stephen Hildrey
  • Re: if (expression) check, Eric Sosman
  • Re: if (expression) check, Michael Mair
  • Re: if (expression) check, Walter Roberson
  • Re: if (expression) check, E. Robert Tisdale
  • Re: if (expression) check, Mark B
    • Re: if (expression) check, Default User
      • Re: if (expression) check, Kenneth Brody
      • Re: if (expression) check, Default User
  • Re: if (expression) check, Christian Bau
  • Re: if (expression) check, Keith Thompson
    • style guidelines misguided, E. Robert Tisdale
      • Re: style guidelines misguided, Default User
      • Re: style guidelines misguided, Flash Gordon
      • Re: style guidelines misguided, gooch
      • Re: style guidelines misguided, Keith Thompson
      • Re: style guidelines misguided, Eric Laberge
      • Re: style guidelines misguided, Keith Thompson
      • Re: style guidelines misguided, Christian Bau
      • Re: style guidelines misguided, CBFalconer
      • Re: style guidelines misguided, Richard Bos
      • Re: style guidelines misguided, Keith Thompson
      • Re: style guidelines misguided, E. Robert Tisdale
      • Re: style guidelines misguided, Malcolm
      • Re: style guidelines misguided, websnarf
      • Re: style guidelines misguided, Keith Thompson
      • Re: style guidelines misguided, Default User
  • Re: if (expression) check, Alex Fraser
  • Re: if (expression) check, Kenneth Brody
  • Re: if (expression) check, websnarf
    • Re: if (expression) check, Flash Gordon
      • Re: if (expression) check, cs
      • Re: if (expression) check, Clark S . Cox III
      • Re: if (expression) check, akarl
      • Re: if (expression) check, Charlie Gordon
• C wiki - struct tm, Kenneth Brody
  • Re: C wiki - struct tm, Eric Sosman
  • Re: C wiki - struct tm, Ben Pfaff
  • Re: C wiki - struct tm, Simon Biber
    • Re: C wiki - struct tm, Spiro Trikaliotis
      • Re: C wiki - struct tm, Stephen Hildrey
      • Re: C wiki - struct tm, Dik T. Winter
      • Re: C wiki - struct tm, CBFalconer
• im facing problem with fread()??, Rajshekhar
  • Re: im facing problem with fread()??, Kuku
    • Re: im facing problem with fread()??, Rajshekhar
  • Re: im facing problem with fread()??, manoj1978
    • Re: im facing problem with fread()??, Rajshekhar
      • Re: im facing problem with fread()??, Villy Kruse
      • Re: im facing problem with fread()??, Cong Wang
      • Re: im facing problem with fread()??, Jason Curl
      • Re: im facing problem with fread()??, Suman
      • Re: im facing problem with fread()??, Jason Curl
      • Re: im facing problem with fread()??, Christopher Benson-Manica
      • Re: im facing problem with fread()??, Suman
      • Re: im facing problem with fread()??, Keith Thompson
      • Re: im facing problem with fread()??, Suman
      • Re: im facing problem with fread()??, Keith Thompson
      • Re: im facing problem with fread()??, Suman
      • Re: im facing problem with fread()??, Emmanuel Delahaye
    • Re: im facing problem with fread()??, Villy Kruse
  • Re: im facing problem with fread()??, Nick Keighley
  • Re: im facing problem with fread()??, Christopher Benson-Manica
    • Re: im facing problem with fread()??, l4learn
      • Re: im facing problem with fread()??, P.J. Plauger
  • Re: im facing problem with fread()??, Peter "Shaggy" Haywood
• Why can't the parameter be const in this program?, Eric Lilja
  • Re: Why can't the parameter be const in this program?, Kuku
  • Re: Why can't the parameter be const in this program?, Ian
  • Re: Why can't the parameter be const in this program?, Christopher Benson-Manica
    • Re: Why can't the parameter be const in this program?, Old Wolf
      • Re: Why can't the parameter be const in this program?, Netocrat
  • Re: Why can't the parameter be const in this program?, Emmanuel Delahaye
• _beginthread -- how to terminate a thread from out side of it., liangbowen
  • Re: _beginthread -- how to terminate a thread from out side of it., Jack Klein
    • Re: _beginthread -- how to terminate a thread from out side of it., liangbowen
      • Re: _beginthread -- how to terminate a thread from out side of it., Pramod Subramanyan
      • Re: _beginthread -- how to terminate a thread from out side of it., Flash Gordon
• Re: how to let gcc warn me when I use = in conditions, Peter Pichler
  • Re: how to let gcc warn me when I use = in conditions, akarl
  • Re: how to let gcc warn me when I use = in conditions, Rob Thorpe
• tokenising a string using another string, Mark
  • Re: tokenising a string using another string, Suman
    • Re: tokenising a string using another string, Mark
      • Re: tokenising a string using another string, Suman
      • Re: tokenising a string using another string, Nick Keighley
      • Re: tokenising a string using another string, Pramod Subramanyan
  • Re: tokenising a string using another string, Richard Bos
• Compound literals and VLA's, William Ahern
  • Re: Compound literals and VLA's, Ben Pfaff
    • Re: Compound literals and VLA's, William Ahern
      • Re: Compound literals and VLA's, Ben Pfaff
  • Re: Compound literals and VLA's, Robert Gamble
    • Re: Compound literals and VLA's, William Ahern
      • Re: Compound literals and VLA's, Robert Gamble
• function (const char *) vs. function (char *), andrew . fabbro
  • Re: function (const char *) vs. function (char *), tedu
  • Re: function (const char *) vs. function (char *), Eric Sosman
    • Re: function (const char *) vs. function (char *), Lawrence Kirby
  • Re: function (const char *) vs. function (char *), Ian
  • Re: function (const char *) vs. function (char *), Peter Nilsson
  • Re: function (const char *) vs. function (char *), kar1107@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: function (const char *) vs. function (char *), Tim Rentsch
  • Re: function (const char *) vs. function (char *), Bryan Donlan
• malloc inside function (I know... I *did* search google first ;), spasmous
  • Re: malloc inside function (I know... I *did* search google first ;), Charles M. Reinke
    • Re: malloc inside function (I know... I *did* search google first ;), Charles M. Reinke
      • Re: malloc inside function (I know... I *did* search google first ;), Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: malloc inside function (I know... I *did* search google first ;), spasmous
      • Re: malloc inside function (I know... I *did* search google first ;), Default User
      • Re: malloc inside function (I know... I *did* search google first ;), spasmous
      • Re: malloc inside function (I know... I *did* search google first ;), Default User
      • Re: malloc inside function (I know... I *did* search google first ;), CBFalconer
      • Re: malloc inside function (I know... I *did* search google first ;), Keith Thompson
  • Re: malloc inside function (I know... I *did* search google first ;), Kevin J. Phillips
    • Re: malloc inside function (I know... I *did* search google first ;), Kevin J. Phillips
  • Re: malloc inside function (I know... I *did* search google first ;), Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: malloc inside function (I know... I *did* search google first ;), Eric Sosman
  • Re: malloc inside function (I know... I *did* search google first ;), Martin Ambuhl
  • Re: malloc inside function (I know... I *did* search google first ;), Keith Thompson
  • Re: malloc inside function (I know... I *did* search google first ;), Michael Mair
    • Re: malloc inside function (I know... I *did* search google first ;), Roman Mashak
      • Re: malloc inside function (I know... I *did* search google first ;), Michael Mair
  • Re: malloc inside function (I know... I *did* search google first ;), spasmous
  • Re: malloc inside function (I know... I *did* search google first ;), James Daughtry
• print "foo" without using ;, Rajesh
  • Re: print "foo" without using ;, Chris Dollin
    • Re: print "foo" without using ;, Rajesh
      • Re: print "foo" without using ;, Carlos
      • Re: print "foo" without using ;, Randy Howard
      • Re: print "foo" without using ;, Mark
      • Re: print "foo" without using ;, Randy Howard
      • Re: print "foo" without using ;, Keith Thompson
      • Re: print "foo" without using ;, Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: print "foo" without using ;, Fao, Sean
      • Re: print "foo" without using ;, Flash Gordon
      • Re: print "foo" without using ;, Keith Thompson
      • Re: print "foo" without using ;, Mark McIntyre
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      • Re: print "foo" without using ;, Richard Bos
      • Re: print "foo" without using ;, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: print "foo" without using ;, Thad Smith
      • Re: print "foo" without using ;, Michael Wojcik
      • Re: print "foo" without using ;, Joe Wright
      • Re: print "foo" without using ;, Keith Thompson
  • Re: print "foo" without using ;, Clark S . Cox III
    • Re: print "foo" without using ;, Richard Bos
  • Re: print "foo" without using ;, Kenneth Brody
  • Re: print "foo" without using ;, akarl
    • Re: print "foo" without using ;, Mark
      • Re: print "foo" without using ;, akarl
      • Re: print "foo" without using ;, Martin Ambuhl
      • Re: print "foo" without using ;, Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: print "foo" without using ;, Kenneth Brody
      • Re: print "foo" without using ;, Walter Roberson
    • Re: print "foo" without using ;, Keith Thompson
      • Re: print "foo" without using ;, Walter Roberson
      • Re: print "foo" without using ;, Keith Thompson
      • Re: print "foo" without using ;, Walter Roberson
    • Re: print "foo" without using ;, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: print "foo" without using ;, Fao, Sean
    • Re: print "foo" without using ;, Old Wolf
• Parse tokens from a string, Steven Woody
  • Re: Parse tokens from a string, Simon Biber
  • Re: Parse tokens from a string, Eric Sosman
    • Re: Parse tokens from a string, tedu
      • Re: Parse tokens from a string, pete
      • Re: Parse tokens from a string, Steven Woody
    • Re: Parse tokens from a string, Ben Pfaff
    • Re: Parse tokens from a string, Steven Woody
• Problem in Strdup(), priya
  • Re: Problem in Strdup(), manoj1978
    • Re: Problem in Strdup(), James Daughtry
      • Re: Problem in Strdup(), Jirka Klaue
      • Re: Problem in Strdup(), Richard Tobin
      • Re: Problem in Strdup(), Mac
      • Re: Problem in Strdup(), Keith Thompson
      • Re: Problem in Strdup(), CBFalconer
      • Re: Problem in Strdup(), Gary E. Ansok
      • Re: Problem in Strdup(), Mark
      • Re: Problem in Strdup(), Keith Thompson
      • Re: Problem in Strdup(), pete
      • Re: Problem in Strdup(), Tim Rentsch
      • Re: Problem in Strdup(), pete
      • Re: Problem in Strdup(), Tim Rentsch
      • Re: Problem in Strdup(), Gordon Burditt
      • Re: Problem in Strdup(), Joe Wright
      • Re: Problem in Strdup(), pete
      • Re: Problem in Strdup(), Mark B
      • Re: Problem in Strdup(), pete
      • Re: Problem in Strdup(), Mark B
      • Re: Problem in Strdup(), pete
      • Re: Problem in Strdup(), Mark B
      • Re: Problem in Strdup(), Tim Rentsch
      • Re: Problem in Strdup(), Anton Petrusevich
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      • Re: Problem in Strdup(), Walter Roberson
      • Re: Problem in Strdup(), Mac
      • Re: Problem in Strdup(), Anonymous 7843
      • Re: Problem in Strdup(), Anonymous 7843
      • Re: Problem in Strdup(), Keith Thompson
  • Re: Problem in Strdup(), Christopher Benson-Manica
  • Re: Problem in Strdup(), Martin Ambuhl
• kernel timer, martinm69x
  • Re: kernel timer, Fao, Sean
• Replacing a word into other word, sri . mohankumar
  • Re: Replacing a word into other word, Nick Keighley
  • Re: Replacing a word into other word, Zoran Cutura
• #include errors, zolli
  • Re: #include errors, Richard Bos
    • Re: #include errors, zolli
      • Re: #include errors, Richard Bos
      • Re: #include errors, zolli
      • Re: #include errors, Flash Gordon
      • Re: #include errors, zolli
      • Re: #include errors, CBFalconer
      • Re: #include errors, Villy Kruse
  • Re: #include errors, Martin Ambuhl
• type casting, Roman Mashak
  • Re: type casting, Richard Bos
    • Re: type casting, Roman Mashak
      • Re: type casting, Michael Mair
      • Re: type casting, pete
      • Re: type casting, Michael Mair
  • Re: type casting, Zoran Cutura
    • Re: type casting, Christian Kandeler
      • Re: type casting, Zoran Cutura
    • Re: type casting, pete
• Error of List Sorting, chellappa
  • Re: Error of List Sorting, Cong Wang
    • Re: Error of List Sorting, joey . graham
      • Re: Error of List Sorting, Keith Thompson
  • Re: Error of List Sorting, Andrew Poelstra
• Finding a substring in a binary string, Tarun
  • Re: Finding a substring in a binary string, Daniel Cer
    • Re: Finding a substring in a binary string, Pierre Habouzit
      • Re: Finding a substring in a binary string, Daniel Cer
      • Re: Finding a substring in a binary string, CBFalconer
    • Re: Finding a substring in a binary string, Mabden
  • Re: Finding a substring in a binary string, CBFalconer
• resolving a linked-list of numbers to a range, placid
  • Re: resolving a linked-list of numbers to a range, AM
    • Re: resolving a linked-list of numbers to a range, placid
      • Re: resolving a linked-list of numbers to a range, CBFalconer
      • Re: resolving a linked-list of numbers to a range, placid
  • Re: resolving a linked-list of numbers to a range, Walter Roberson
    • Re: resolving a linked-list of numbers to a range, placid
• tmpnam, lucas
  • Re: tmpnam, Eric Sosman
  • Re: tmpnam, Keith Thompson
  • Re: tmpnam, Flash Gordon
• how will u call this fn, recklinux
  • Re: how will u call this fn, Michael Mair
  • Re: how will u call this fn, MCheu
  • Re: how will u call this fn, Walter Roberson
• Changing the functionality of rm command, Sumit Chawla
  • Re: Changing the functionality of rm command, Giannis Papadopoulos
  • Re: Changing the functionality of rm command, Walter Roberson
• C FAQ wiki, Giannis Papadopoulos
  • Re: C FAQ wiki, Richard Heathfield
    • Re: C FAQ wiki, Netocrat
      • Re: C FAQ wiki, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: C FAQ wiki, Richard Bos
      • Re: C FAQ wiki, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: C FAQ wiki, Richard Bos
      • Re: C FAQ wiki, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: C FAQ wiki, Netocrat
      • Re: C FAQ wiki, Anonymous 7843
      • Re: C FAQ wiki, Ben Pfaff
      • Re: C FAQ wiki, Alan Balmer
      • Re: C FAQ wiki, Anonymous 7843
      • Re: C FAQ wiki, Richard Bos
      • Re: C FAQ wiki, Alan Balmer
      • Re: C FAQ wiki, Anonymous 7843
      • Re: C FAQ wiki, Mark
      • Re: C FAQ wiki, Ben Pfaff
      • Re: C FAQ wiki, Netocrat
      • Re: C FAQ wiki, Eric Sosman
      • Re: C FAQ wiki, Randy Howard
      • Re: C FAQ wiki, Randy Howard
      • Re: C FAQ wiki, Keith Thompson
      • Re: C FAQ wiki, Randy Howard
      • Re: C FAQ wiki, Michael Mair
      • Re: C FAQ wiki, Mac
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      • Re: C FAQ wiki, Randy Howard
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      • Re: C FAQ wiki, CBFalconer
      • Re: C FAQ wiki, Suman
      • Re: C FAQ wiki, Randy Howard
      • Re: C FAQ wiki, pete
      • Re: C FAQ wiki, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: C FAQ wiki, Peter Nilsson
      • Re: C FAQ wiki, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: C FAQ wiki, CBFalconer
      • Re: C FAQ wiki, Mac
  • Re: C FAQ wiki, Giannis Papadopoulos
    • Re: C FAQ wiki, Netocrat
      • Re: C FAQ wiki, Flash Gordon
      • Re: C FAQ wiki, Netocrat
      • Re: C FAQ wiki, Flash Gordon
      • Re: C FAQ wiki, Netocrat
      • Re: C FAQ wiki, Mark F. Haigh
• Select element from Set randomly?, Davy
  • Re: Select element from Set randomly?, Walter Roberson
  • Re: Select element from Set randomly?, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: Select element from Set randomly?, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: Select element from Set randomly?, Keith Thompson
• right truncate of float variable, Joriveek
  • Re: right truncate of float variable, Walter Roberson
    • Re: right truncate of float variable, Joriveek
      • Re: right truncate of float variable, Walter Roberson
      • Re: right truncate of float variable, Joriveek
      • Re: right truncate of float variable, Walter Roberson
      • Re: right truncate of float variable, Flash Gordon
      • Re: right truncate of float variable, Keith Thompson
      • [OT] Re: right truncate of float variable, Eric Sosman
• (guaranteed?) default value of an unresolved external, Alfonso Morra
  • Re: (guaranteed?) default value of an unresolved external, Pramod Subramanyan
  • Re: (guaranteed?) default value of an unresolved external, Eric Sosman
    • Re: (guaranteed?) default value of an unresolved external, Alfonso Morra
  • Re: (guaranteed?) default value of an unresolved external, Flash Gordon
• suggest a good ebook site www.kubit.com.cn, platform
  • Re: suggest a good ebook site www.kubit.com.cn, Alfonso Morra
    • Re: suggest a good ebook site www.kubit.com.cn, Alan Balmer
• thread safety, Alexander Fleck
  • Re: thread safety, David Resnick
  • Re: thread safety, Randy Howard
    • Re: thread safety, CBFalconer
      • Re: thread safety, Chris Torek
      • Re: thread safety, Keith Thompson
      • Re: thread safety, Coos Haak
      • Re: [OT] thread safety, Alan Balmer
• Non-recursive algorithm to find the height of a BInary Tree, Ravi
  • Re: Non-recursive algorithm to find the height of a BInary Tree, Walter Roberson
  • Re: Non-recursive algorithm to find the height of a BInary Tree, Keith Thompson
  • Re: Non-recursive algorithm to find the height of a BInary Tree, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: Non-recursive algorithm to find the height of a BInary Tree, SM Ryan
  • Re: Non-recursive algorithm to find the height of a BInary Tree, Julian V. Noble
    • Re: Non-recursive algorithm to find the height of a BInary Tree, Richard Tobin
• LOGO Linked List Sort using pointer, chellappa
  • Re: LOGO Linked List Sort using pointer, manoj1978
  • Re: LOGO Linked List Sort using pointer, manoj1978
  • Re: LOGO Linked List Sort using pointer, Michael Mair
• const int value changing...., shyju_kambi
  • Re: const int value changing...., Jack Klein
  • Re: const int value changing...., Michael Mair
    • Re: const int value changing...., Mabden
  • Re: const int value changing...., Keith Thompson
    • Re: const int value changing...., Mabden
      • Re: const int value changing...., Keith Thompson
      • Re: const int value changing...., Mabden
  • Re: const int value changing...., Christian Bau
• What does this warning mean, ranjeet . gupta
  • Re: What does this warning mean, Jack Klein
    • Re: What does this warning mean, ranjeet . gupta
      • Re: What does this warning mean, Netocrat
      • Re: What does this warning mean, Default User
      • Re: What does this warning mean, Jack Klein
  • Re: What does this warning mean, manoj1978
  • Re: What does this warning mean, Michael Mair
  • Re: What does this warning mean, Keith Thompson
• how can i Know whether atoi function call succeed?, Anonymousgoogledeja
  • Re: how can i Know whether atoi function call succeed?, Robert Gamble
    • Re: how can i Know whether atoi function call succeed?, Anonymousgoogledeja
      • Re: how can i Know whether atoi function call succeed?, Michael Mair
      • Re: how can i Know whether atoi function call succeed?, tedu
      • Re: how can i Know whether atoi function call succeed?, Michael Mair
      • Re: how can i Know whether atoi function call succeed?, Robert Gamble
      • Re: how can i Know whether atoi function call succeed?, Michael Mair
      • Re: how can i Know whether atoi function call succeed?, CBFalconer
      • Re: how can i Know whether atoi function call succeed?, Michael Mair
      • Re: how can i Know whether atoi function call succeed?, Robert Gamble
      • Re: how can i Know whether atoi function call succeed?, Anonymousgoogledeja
  • Re: how can i Know whether atoi function call succeed?, Jack Klein
    • Re: how can i Know whether atoi function call succeed?, Peter Nilsson
      • Re: how can i Know whether atoi function call succeed?, Jack Klein
  • Re: how can i Know whether atoi function call succeed?, Alan Balmer
• Multi-dimension array assignments, Eric Laberge
  • Re: Multi-dimension array assignments, Artie Gold
  • Re: Multi-dimension array assignments, Robert Gamble
  • Re: Multi-dimension array assignments, Dave Thompson
• printf parameter type wrangling, Michael B Allen
  • Re: printf parameter type wrangling, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: printf parameter type wrangling, Richard Tobin
    • Re: printf parameter type wrangling, Michael B Allen
      • Re: printf parameter type wrangling, Pramod Subramanyan
      • Re: printf parameter type wrangling, Richard Tobin
      • Re: printf parameter type wrangling, Pramod Subramanyan
      • Re: printf parameter type wrangling, Keith Thompson
      • Re: printf parameter type wrangling, Pramod Subramanyan
      • Re: printf parameter type wrangling, Keith Thompson
      • Re: printf parameter type wrangling, Zoran Cutura
      • Re: printf parameter type wrangling, Flash Gordon
      • Re: printf parameter type wrangling, Richard Tobin
      • Re: printf parameter type wrangling, Pramod Subramanyan
      • Re: printf parameter type wrangling, Keith Thompson
      • Re: printf parameter type wrangling, Richard Bos
• taming the cursor, joe . user0
  • Re: taming the cursor, Alexander Bartolich
    • Re: taming the cursor, Keith Thompson
• Control CPU usage of a program?, Davy
  • Re: Control CPU usage of a program?, Castreuil Anthony
  • Re: Control CPU usage of a program?, Robert Gamble
  • Re: Control CPU usage of a program?, Gordon Burditt
  • Re: Control CPU usage of a program?, Randy Howard
• wchar_t problem, Jan Engelhardt
  • Re: wchar_t problem, Emmanuel Delahaye
    • Re: wchar_t problem, Jan Engelhardt
  • Re: wchar_t problem, Robert Gamble
    • Re: wchar_t problem, Jan Engelhardt
      • Re: wchar_t problem, Jan Engelhardt
• Blocks, or not?, Rob
  • Re: Blocks, or not?, Alex Fraser
  • Re: Blocks, or not?, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: Blocks, or not?, pete
    • Re: Blocks, or not?, Emmanuel Delahaye
    • Re: Blocks, or not?, CBFalconer
      • Re: Blocks, or not?, Gordon Burditt
      • Re: Blocks, or not?, CBFalconer
      • Re: Blocks, or not?, Spiro Trikaliotis
      • Re: Blocks, or not?, Emmanuel Delahaye
      • Re: Blocks, or not?, Michael Wojcik
  • Re: Blocks, or not?, SM Ryan
    • Re: Blocks, or not?, Guillaume
  • Re: Blocks, or not?, Giannis Papadopoulos
  • Re: Blocks, or not?, Eric Sosman
    • Re: Blocks, or not?, Tim Rentsch
  • Re: Blocks, or not?, Malcolm
  • Re: Blocks, or not?, John Bode
  • Re: Blocks, or not?, akarl
• music player, paytam
  • Re: music player, Emmanuel Delahaye
    • Re: music player, Himanshu
  • Re: music player, Malcolm
    • Re: music player, Jack Klein
    • Re: music player, Pramod Subramanyan
      • Re: music player, Emmanuel Delahaye
      • Re: music player, Malcolm
• Linking problem, Peetah_junkmail
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  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Linking problem, SM Ryan
• stack addressing & type nomenclature, bill
  • Re: stack addressing & type nomenclature, Eric Sosman
  • Re: stack addressing & type nomenclature, Tim Prince
  • Re: stack addressing & type nomenclature, Michael Mair
    • Re: stack addressing & type nomenclature, bill
      • Re: stack addressing & type nomenclature, Giannis Papadopoulos
      • Re: stack addressing & type nomenclature, Gordon Burditt
      • Re: stack addressing & type nomenclature, Giannis Papadopoulos
      • Re: stack addressing & type nomenclature, Keith Thompson
      • Re: stack addressing & type nomenclature, Gordon Burditt
  • Re: stack addressing & type nomenclature, Flash Gordon
  • Re: stack addressing & type nomenclature, Hans
• const variable reassignment, rahul8143
  • Re: const variable reassignment, akarl
  • Re: const variable reassignment, Flash Gordon
    • Re: const variable reassignment, Keith Thompson
      • Re: const variable reassignment, Flash Gordon
      • Re: const variable reassignment, Keith Thompson
      • Re: const variable reassignment, Flash Gordon
  • Re: const variable reassignment, Cong Wang
    • Re: const variable reassignment, Flash Gordon
  • Re: const variable reassignment, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: const variable reassignment, elsdy
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• c interview questions wiki, Shark
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      • Re: c interview questions wiki, Walter Roberson
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• Re: Compile errors: Curses.c...Perl5.8...AIX, Michael Wojcik
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    • Re: Compile errors: Curses.c...Perl5.8...AIX, Michael Wojcik
      • Re: Compile errors: Curses.c...Perl5.8...AIX, mailbox
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      • Re: Compile errors: Curses.c...Perl5.8...AIX, Default User
      • Re: Compile errors: Curses.c...Perl5.8...AIX, Flash Gordon
      • Re: Compile errors: Curses.c...Perl5.8...AIX, Alan Balmer
      • Re: Compile errors: Curses.c...Perl5.8...AIX, CBFalconer
      • Re: Compile errors: Curses.c...Perl5.8...AIX, Michael Wojcik
  • Re: Compile errors: Curses.c...Perl5.8...AIX, Mac
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      • Re: Compile errors: Curses.c...Perl5.8...AIX, Mac
  • Re: Compile errors: Curses.c...Perl5.8...AIX, Dave Thompson
    • Re: Compile errors: Curses.c...Perl5.8...AIX, Michael Wojcik
• const char ** argument, Alberto Giménez
  • Re: const char ** argument, Michael Mair
  • Re: const char ** argument, Steve Checkoway
    • Re: const char ** argument, Michael Mair
• multiple file programs in c, rinn
  • Re: multiple file programs in c, Cong Wang
    • Re: multiple file programs in c, Keith Thompson
    • Re: multiple file programs in c, CBFalconer
  • Re: multiple file programs in c, John Bode
  • Re: multiple file programs in c, Malcolm
    • Re: multiple file programs in c, Richard Heathfield
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• HELP!!!, Mick Genie
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• How to link C++ to VB.NET or JAVA?, mickbeng
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• Re: HELP NEEDED!!!, Michael Mair
• splitting a file, Afifov
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• Linking Libraries, crash_zero
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  • Re: Linking Libraries, Richard Heathfield
    • Re: Linking Libraries, junky_fellow
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      • Re: Linking Libraries, junky_fellow
      • Re: Linking Libraries, crash_zero
      • Re: Linking Libraries, Richard Heathfield
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      • Re: Linking Libraries, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Linking Libraries, BruceS
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• movie, frankie
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• Re: Twain development, mike
• Re: Searching files in folder, mike
• Re: code reading, mike
• Re: pointer assignments, mike
  • Re: pointer assignments, Mabden
    • Re: pointer assignments, Zoran Cutura
  • Re: pointer assignments, Alan Balmer
• Re: What is wrong?, mike
• Re: Difference between return and exit, mike
• Virtual Key Codes, Scan Codes and ASCII Codes in C, gj_williams2000
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  • Re: Virtual Key Codes, Scan Codes and ASCII Codes in C, Malcolm
• R: reading an excel file in C?, Turner, GS \(Geoff\)
  • Re: R: reading an excel file in C?, Steffen Buehler
• reading an excel file in C?, siliconwafer
  • Re: reading an excel file in C?, Kenneth Brody
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • reading an excel file in C?, siliconwafer
• scanf, Ab
  • Re: scanf, Nick Keighley
  • Re: scanf, Richard Bos
  • Re: scanf, Emmanuel Delahaye
    • Re: scanf, Keith Thompson
    • Re: scanf, Robert Gamble
  • Re: scanf, Malcolm
• Array in struct, Jan Danielsson
  • Re: Array in struct, Nick Keighley
  • Re: Array in struct, Kenneth Brody
  • Re: Array in struct, Tobias Blomkvist
    • Re: Array in struct, Eric Laberge
      • Re: Array in struct, Tobias Blomkvist
      • Re: Array in struct, Keith Thompson
  • Re: Array in struct, Michael Wojcik
• duff's device / loop unriolling, Jan Richter
  • Re: duff's device / loop unriolling, Giannis Papadopoulos
    • Re: duff's device / loop unriolling, Jan Richter
      • Re: duff's device / loop unriolling, Giannis Papadopoulos
      • Re: duff's device / loop unriolling, kernelxu
      • Re: duff's device / loop unriolling, Christopher Benson-Manica
      • Re: duff's device / loop unriolling, Dik T. Winter
      • Re: duff's device / loop unriolling, Richard Bos
  • Re: duff's device / loop unriolling, Netocrat
  • Re: duff's device / loop unriolling, pete
  • Re: duff's device / loop unriolling, Keith Thompson
    • Re: duff's device / loop unriolling, pete
      • Re: duff's device / loop unriolling, Netocrat
      • Re: duff's device / loop unriolling, Keith Thompson
    • Re: duff's device / loop unriolling, Dik T. Winter
  • Re: duff's device / loop unriolling, Christian Bau
    • Re: duff's device / loop unriolling, Randy Howard
      • Re: duff's device / loop unriolling, Michael Wojcik
      • Re: duff's device / loop unriolling, Randy Howard
      • Re: duff's device / loop unriolling, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: duff's device / loop unriolling, SM Ryan
      • Re: duff's device / loop unriolling, Randy Howard
      • Re: duff's device / loop unriolling, Tim Rentsch
• what's wrong with my dummy code?, shya
  • Re: what's wrong with my dummy code?, Alexander Bartolich
    • Re: what's wrong with my dummy code?, kernelxu
  • Re: what's wrong with my dummy code?, Cong Wang
    • Re: what's wrong with my dummy code?, pete
    • Re: what's wrong with my dummy code?, Kenneth Brody
      • Re: what's wrong with my dummy code?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: what's wrong with my dummy code?, Mark
      • Re: what's wrong with my dummy code?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: what's wrong with my dummy code?, Mark
  • Re: what's wrong with my dummy code?, Trofinenco, Cristian [CAR:CW42:EXCH]
    • Re: what's wrong with my dummy code?, Flash Gordon
  • Re: what's wrong with my dummy code?, Martin Ambuhl
• Memory Leak / Corruption, ranjeet . gupta
  • Re: Memory Leak / Corruption, Richard Heathfield
  • Re: Memory Leak / Corruption, Walter Roberson
  • Re: Memory Leak / Corruption, junky_fellow
    • Re: Memory Leak / Corruption, Mac
  • Re: Memory Leak / Corruption, Flash Gordon
    • Re: Memory Leak / Corruption, ranjeet . gupta
      • Re: Memory Leak / Corruption, Flash Gordon
  • Re: Memory Leak / Corruption, Gordon Burditt
• hexadecimal to float conversion, pavithra . eswaran
  • Re: hexadecimal to float conversion, Jack Klein
  • Re: hexadecimal to float conversion, Keith Thompson
  • Re: hexadecimal to float conversion, Eric Sosman
  • Re: hexadecimal to float conversion, Mac
    • Re: hexadecimal to float conversion, pavithra . eswaran
      • Re: hexadecimal to float conversion, Keith Thompson
      • Re: hexadecimal to float conversion, SM Ryan
      • Re: hexadecimal to float conversion, Joe Wright
      • Re: hexadecimal to float conversion, pavithra . eswaran
      • Re: hexadecimal to float conversion, Keith Thompson
• Do I really need to zero arrays?, John Smith
  • Re: Do I really need to zero arrays?, Peter Nilsson
• Does pthread emit a sigchld signal on successful exit?, chuckles
  • Re: Does pthread emit a sigchld signal on successful exit?, Keith Thompson
    • Re: Does pthread emit a sigchld signal on successful exit?, chuckles
• toupper and locale, gelbeiche
  • Re: toupper and locale, Alexei A. Frounze
  • Re: toupper and locale, Eric Sosman
    • Re: toupper and locale, gelbeiche
• getting variable length strings from stdin, siliconwafer
  • Re: getting variable length strings from stdin, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: getting variable length strings from stdin, Keith Thompson
  • Re: getting variable length strings from stdin, Default User
    • Re: getting variable length strings from stdin, Jack Klein
  • Re: getting variable length strings from stdin, SM Ryan
• get current user name?, djbitchpimp
  • Re: get current user name?, Robert Gamble
    • Re: get current user name?, djbitchpimp
      • Re: get current user name?, Eric
      • Re: get current user name?, Kenneth Brody
  • Re: get current user name?, David Resnick
  • Re: get current user name?, Richard Bos
    • Re: get current user name?, Kenneth Brody
      • Re: get current user name?, Mark
      • Re: get current user name?, Netocrat
    • Re: get current user name?, Alan Balmer
      • Re: get current user name?, Mark
      • Re: get current user name?, Alan Balmer
      • Re: get current user name?, Mark
      • Re: get current user name?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: get current user name?, Alan Balmer
      • Re: get current user name?, Michael Wojcik
      • Re: get current user name?, Richard Bos
      • Re: get current user name?, Keith Thompson
• Interface between a C library and board support package, Bilgehan . Balban
  • Re: Interface between a C library and board support package, Jack Klein
• resolving a list of numbers to a range, placid
  • Re: resolving a list of numbers to a range, AM
    • Re: resolving a list of numbers to a range, PRadyut
  • Re: resolving a list of numbers to a range, Coder
    • Re: resolving a list of numbers to a range, PRadyut
      • Re: resolving a list of numbers to a range, Coder
      • Re: resolving a list of numbers to a range, Richard Bos
      • Re: resolving a list of numbers to a range, Coder
      • Re: resolving a list of numbers to a range, placid
      • Re: resolving a list of numbers to a range, Walter Roberson
      • Re: resolving a list of numbers to a range, placid
    • Re: resolving a list of numbers to a range, PRadyut
      • Re: resolving a list of numbers to a range, Coder
  • Re: resolving a list of numbers to a range, Old Wolf
• RPG fight engine., Malcolm
  • Re: RPG fight engine., Michael Mair
  • Re: RPG fight engine., Tobias Blomkvist
  • Re: RPG fight engine., Richard Bos
    • Re: RPG fight engine., Malcolm
      • Re: RPG fight engine., Tobias Blomkvist
      • Re: RPG fight engine., Malcolm
• C IRC channels ..., Coder
  • Re: C IRC channels ..., Shostakovich3@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: C IRC channels ..., Simon Morgan
  • Re: C IRC channels ..., Richard Heathfield
• Need programmer for develop software (p2p remote administrator)., Vladimir Kiselyov
  • Re: Need programmer for develop software (p2p remote administrator)., Default User
• pointer arithmetic and user-defined types, Simon Morgan
  • Re: pointer arithmetic and user-defined types, Netocrat
    • Re: pointer arithmetic and user-defined types, Simon Morgan
  • Re: pointer arithmetic and user-defined types, Eric Sosman
  • Re: pointer arithmetic and user-defined types, MadCoder
    • Re: pointer arithmetic and user-defined types, Simon Morgan
      • Re: pointer arithmetic and user-defined types, Pierre Habouzit
  • Re: pointer arithmetic and user-defined types, lovecreatesbeauty
    • Re: pointer arithmetic and user-defined types, lovecreatesbeauty
• Re: A problem with structures and pointers ..., David Resnick
  • Re: A problem with structures and pointers ..., Quantum
• MACRO problem, prophet
  • Re: MACRO problem, prophet
  • Re: MACRO problem, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: MACRO problem, Thad Smith
• Error in Linked List, chellappa
  • Re: Error in Linked List, Nick Keighley
    • Re: Error in Linked List, Chris Dollin
  • Re: Error in Linked List, Martin Ambuhl
• setbuf(stdin,NULL) can't work, why?, kernelxu
  • Re: setbuf(stdin,NULL) can't work, why?, Keith Thompson
    • Re: setbuf(stdin,NULL) can't work, why?, kernelxu
      • Re: setbuf(stdin,NULL) can't work, why?, kernelxu
      • Re: setbuf(stdin,NULL) can't work, why?, kernelxu
      • Re: setbuf(stdin,NULL) can't work, why?, Richard Tobin
      • Re: setbuf(stdin,NULL) can't work, why?, Villy Kruse
  • Re: setbuf(stdin,NULL) can't work, why?, Walter Roberson
    • Re: setbuf(stdin,NULL) can't work, why?, kernelxu
      • Re: setbuf(stdin,NULL) can't work, why?, Walter Roberson
• using '__' in names, Roman Mashak
  • Re: using '__' in names, Daniele Benegiamo
    • Re: using '__' in names, Robert Gamble
      • Re: using '__' in names, Daniele Benegiamo
      • Re: using '__' in names, Robert Gamble
      • Re: using '__' in names, Ben Pfaff
      • Re: using '__' in names, Jack Klein
      • Re: using '__' in names, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: using '__' in names, Robert Gamble
      • Re: using '__' in names, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: using '__' in names, Robert Gamble
      • Re: using '__' in names, Cool Guy
      • Re: using '__' in names, Keith Thompson
      • Re: using '__' in names, Robert Gamble
    • Re: using '__' in names, Jack Klein
  • Re: using '__' in names, Artie Gold
  • Re: using '__' in names, Jack Klein
    • Re: using '__' in names, Roman Mashak
      • Re: using '__' in names, Jack Klein
  • Re: using '__' in names, Emmanuel Delahaye
• Why can't I initialize a global variable to NULL?, moxm
  • Re: Why can't I initialize a global variable to NULL?, akarl
    • Re: Why can't I initialize a global variable to NULL?, pete
      • Re: Why can't I initialize a global variable to NULL?, akarl
    • Re: Why can't I initialize a global variable to NULL?, junky_fellow
      • Re: Why can't I initialize a global variable to NULL?, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Why can't I initialize a global variable to NULL?, Michael Mair
      • Re: Why can't I initialize a global variable to NULL?, Default User
  • Re: Why can't I initialize a global variable to NULL?, Malcolm
    • Re: Why can't I initialize a global variable to NULL?, Michael Mair
      • Re: Why can't I initialize a global variable to NULL?, moxm
      • Re: Why can't I initialize a global variable to NULL?, Michael Mair
      • Re: Why can't I initialize a global variable to NULL?, moxm
      • Re: Why can't I initialize a global variable to NULL?, akarl
      • Re: Why can't I initialize a global variable to NULL?, Peter Ammon
      • Re: Why can't I initialize a global variable to NULL?, pete
      • Re: Why can't I initialize a global variable to NULL?, PRadyut
      • Re: Why can't I initialize a global variable to NULL?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Why can't I initialize a global variable to NULL?, Old Wolf
      • Re: Why can't I initialize a global variable to NULL?, Flash Gordon
• How to protect/license a static library? Multiple instances?, johnfofawn
  • Re: How to protect/license a static library? Multiple instances?, Alexei A. Frounze
    • Re: How to protect/license a static library? Multiple instances?, johnfofawn
      • Re: How to protect/license a static library? Multiple instances?, CBFalconer
  • Re: How to protect/license a static library? Multiple instances?, Gordon Burditt
    • Re: How to protect/license a static library? Multiple instances?, Alexei A. Frounze
    • Re: How to protect/license a static library? Multiple instances?, johnfofawn
      • Re: How to protect/license a static library? Multiple instances?, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: How to protect/license a static library? Multiple instances?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: How to protect/license a static library? Multiple instances?, Gordon Burditt
      • Re: How to protect/license a static library? Multiple instances?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: How to protect/license a static library? Multiple instances?, Baxter
    • Re: How to protect/license a static library? Multiple instances?, Krishanu Debnath
      • Re: How to protect/license a static library? Multiple instances?, Richard Bos
      • Re: How to protect/license a static library? Multiple instances?, Krishanu Debnath
      • Re: How to protect/license a static library? Multiple instances?, Suman
  • Re: How to protect/license a static library? Multiple instances?, akarl
    • Re: How to protect/license a static library? Multiple instances?, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: How to protect/license a static library? Multiple instances?, Mark McIntyre
    • Re: How to protect/license a static library? Multiple instances?, johnfofawn
  • Re: How to protect/license a static library? Multiple instances?, Daniele Benegiamo
• fopen ("file on shared drive","w+") doesn't work on 2nd call using Windows LabView DDL, clusardi2k
  • Re: fopen ("file on shared drive","w+") doesn't work on 2nd call using Windows LabView DDL, clusardi2k
  • Re: fopen ("file on shared drive","w+") doesn't work on 2nd call using Windows LabView DDL, Kenneth Brody
    • Re: fopen ("file on shared drive","w+") doesn't work on 2nd call using Windows LabView DDL, clusardi2k
      • Re: fopen ("file on shared drive","w+") doesn't work on 2nd call using Windows LabView DDL, Kenneth Brody
  • Re: fopen ("file on shared drive","w+") doesn't work on 2nd call using Windows LabView DDL, SM Ryan
    • Re: fopen ("file on shared drive","w+") doesn't work on 2nd call using Windows LabView DDL, clusardi2k
      • Re: fopen ("file on shared drive","w+") doesn't work on 2nd call using Windows LabView DDL, Keith Thompson
• GUI for gcov on windows, peter . o . mueller
• compare a large number of variables, Einar
  • Re: compare a large number of variables, Peteris Krumins
  • Re: compare a large number of variables, Eric Sosman
    • Re: compare a large number of variables, Einar
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Netocrat
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Michael Wojcik
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Netocrat
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, pete
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Netocrat
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Netocrat
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Mark
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Netocrat
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Mark
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Netocrat
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, CBFalconer
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Dave Thompson
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Mark
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Netocrat
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Mark
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Netocrat
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Mark
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Netocrat
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Mark
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Mark
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Mark B
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Mark B
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Mark B
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Dave Thompson
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Netocrat
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Netocrat
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Netocrat
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Michael Wojcik
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Netocrat
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Michael Wojcik
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Netocrat
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Michael Wojcik
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Netocrat
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Richard Bos
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Netocrat
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Dietmar Schindler
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Suman
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Dietmar Schindler
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Michael Wojcik
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Netocrat
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Michael Wojcik
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Netocrat
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Chris Torek
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Netocrat
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, websnarf
  • Re: compare a large number of variables, Peteris Krumins
  • Re: compare a large number of variables, Keith Thompson
  • Re: compare a large number of variables, Jack Klein
  • Re: compare a large number of variables, AM
    • Re: compare a large number of variables, Peter Pichler
  • Re: compare a large number of variables, freak
    • Re: compare a large number of variables, Flash Gordon
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, freak
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, CBFalconer
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Randy Howard
      • Re: compare a large number of variables, Anonymous 7843
• Coding the DJB way?, Jan Richter
  • Re: Coding the DJB way?, Igmar Palsenberg
  • Re: Coding the DJB way?, Richard Bos
  • Re: Coding the DJB way?, akarl
  • Re: Coding the DJB way?, rob mayoff
• Is the `export` keyword of C++ template ready?, lovecreatesbeauty
  • Re: Is the `export` keyword of C++ template ready?, Alf P. Steinbach
    • Re: Is the `export` keyword of C++ template ready?, lovecreatesbeauty
• copy long strings in C, Patrick
  • Re: copy long strings in C, Walter Roberson
    • Re: copy long strings in C, Patrick
      • Re: copy long strings in C, ambar . shome
      • Re: copy long strings in C, Suman
      • Re: copy long strings in C, Kenneth Brody
  • Re: copy long strings in C, Stefan Klemm
    • Re: copy long strings in C, Keith Thompson
      • Re: copy long strings in C, Coder
  • Re: copy long strings in C, Krishanu Debnath
  • Re: copy long strings in C, Coder
    • Re: copy long strings in C, Giannis Papadopoulos
      • Re: copy long strings in C, Krishanu Debnath
      • Re: copy long strings in C, Giannis Papadopoulos
      • Re: copy long strings in C, Old Wolf
    • Re: copy long strings in C, Suman
      • Re: copy long strings in C, Coder
      • Re: copy long strings in C, Chris Dollin
      • Re: copy long strings in C, Chris Dollin
      • Message not available
      • Re: copy long strings in C, Suman
      • Re: copy long strings in C, pete
      • Re: copy long strings in C, Suman
      • Message not available
      • Re: copy long strings in C, Suman
    • Re: copy long strings in C, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: copy long strings in C, Keith Thompson
      • Re: copy long strings in C, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: copy long strings in C, Default User
      • Re: copy long strings in C, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: copy long strings in C, Keith Thompson
      • Re: copy long strings in C, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: copy long strings in C, Keith Thompson
      • Re: copy long strings in C, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: copy long strings in C, Keith Thompson
      • Re: copy long strings in C, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: copy long strings in C, Default User
      • Re: copy long strings in C, Keith Thompson
      • Re: copy long strings in C, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: copy long strings in C, Alan Balmer
      • Re: copy long strings in C, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: copy long strings in C, Richard Tobin
      • Re: copy long strings in C, pete
      • Re: copy long strings in C, Netocrat
  • Re: copy long strings in C, SM Ryan
• Dynamic objects from files, emagutu
  • Re: Dynamic objects from files, Johan Borkhuis
  • Re: Dynamic objects from files, Martin Ambuhl
    • Re: Dynamic objects from files, Dave Thompson
  • Re: Dynamic objects from files, Malcolm
• Re: GET RICH QUICK! Guaranteed!, kernelxu
• Working with files in C, asn
  • Re: Working with files in C, kernelxu
  • Re: Working with files in C, Michael Mair
    • Re: Working with files in C, asn
  • Re: Working with files in C, SM Ryan
    • Re: Working with files in C, asn
    • Re: Working with files in C, asn
• Advanced architecture of c++, abhishekjha10
  • Re: Advanced architecture of c++, Ben Pfaff
  • Re: Advanced architecture of c++, Kevin Handy
    • Re: Advanced architecture of c++, Erik de Castro Lopo
      • Re: Advanced architecture of c++, abhishekjha10
      • Re: Advanced architecture of c++, pete
      • Re: Advanced architecture of c++, pete
• __ptr64 in GCC, morbidpriest
  • Re: __ptr64 in GCC, Alexei A. Frounze
  • Re: __ptr64 in GCC, Keith Thompson
  • Re: __ptr64 in GCC, Ian
  • Re: __ptr64 in GCC, tedu
• is all the .obj or .o file compatible?, Danny Lu
  • Re: is all the .obj or .o file compatible?, Flash Gordon
    • Re: is all the .obj or .o file compatible?, Tim Prince
      • Re: is all the .obj or .o file compatible?, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: is all the .obj or .o file compatible?, Michael Wojcik
  • Re: is all the .obj or .o file compatible?, Alexei A. Frounze
  • Re: is all the .obj or .o file compatible?, Default User
  • Re: is all the .obj or .o file compatible?, Jaspreet
    • Re: is all the .obj or .o file compatible?, Walter Roberson
      • Re: is all the .obj or .o file compatible?, Chris Torek
  • Re: is all the .obj or .o file compatible?, emanshu, Munish Nayyar
    • Re: is all the .obj or .o file compatible?, Tim Prince
  • Re: is all the .obj or .o file compatible?, Emmanuel Delahaye
• _dos_findclose, Bbanjoski@xxxxxxx
  • Re: _dos_findclose, Kenneth Brody
  • Re: _dos_findclose, Alexei A. Frounze
  • Re: _dos_findclose, Emmanuel Delahaye
• AND and OR and parentheses, rick
  • Re: AND and OR and parentheses, Peter Pichler
  • Re: AND and OR and parentheses, Eric Sosman
    • Re: AND and OR and parentheses, CBFalconer
      • Re: AND and OR and parentheses, akarl
      • Re: AND and OR and parentheses, Malcolm
      • Re: AND and OR and parentheses, Richard Bos
      • Re: AND and OR and parentheses, Netocrat
      • Re: AND and OR and parentheses, Suman
      • Re: AND and OR and parentheses, Netocrat
      • Re: AND and OR and parentheses, Richard Bos
      • Re: AND and OR and parentheses, Malcolm
      • Re: AND and OR and parentheses, pete
      • Re: AND and OR and parentheses, Joe Wright
• Byte alignment?, Jim Ward
  • Re: Byte alignment?, Michael Mair
  • Re: Byte alignment?, Randy Howard
  • Re: Byte alignment?, rick
  • Re: Byte alignment?, Igmar Palsenberg
    • Re: Byte alignment?, Jim Ward
• word count, jwvai316
  • Re: word count, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: word count, Kenny McCormack
  • Message not available
    • Re: word count, David Resnick
      • Re: word count, akarl
      • Re: word count, Randy Howard
      • Re: word count, CBFalconer
      • Re: word count, akarl
      • Re: word count, CBFalconer
      • Re: word count, Richard Heathfield
• if (x && !(x & (x-1)) == 0), William
  • Re: if (x && !(x & (x-1)) == 0), Alexei A. Frounze
    • Re: if (x && !(x & (x-1)) == 0), Keith Thompson
      • Re: if (x && !(x & (x-1)) == 0), William
      • Re: if (x && !(x & (x-1)) == 0), Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: if (x && !(x & (x-1)) == 0), William
      • Re: if (x && !(x & (x-1)) == 0), Michael Mair
      • Re: if (x && !(x & (x-1)) == 0), Anonymous 7843
      • Re: if (x && !(x & (x-1)) == 0), Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: if (x && !(x & (x-1)) == 0), akarl
      • Re: if (x && !(x & (x-1)) == 0), Keith Thompson
      • Re: if (x && !(x & (x-1)) == 0), akarl
      • Re: if (x && !(x & (x-1)) == 0), shappen@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: if (x && !(x & (x-1)) == 0), Martin Ambuhl
      • Re: if (x && !(x & (x-1)) == 0), Keith Thompson
  • Re: if (x && !(x & (x-1)) == 0), Christian Bau
  • Re: if (x && !(x & (x-1)) == 0), Christian Kandeler
  • Re: if (x && !(x & (x-1)) == 0), caleb.vandyke@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: if (x && !(x & (x-1)) == 0), Keith Thompson
    • Re: if (x && !(x & (x-1)) == 0), Clark S . Cox III
      • Re: if (x && !(x & (x-1)) == 0), caleb.vandyke@xxxxxxxxx
• Wo ist der Fehler, Benedict Ernst
  • Re: Wo ist der Fehler, Michael Mair
  • Re: Wo ist der Fehler, Martin Ambuhl
    • Re: Wo ist der Fehler, Kenny McCormack
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Wo ist der Fehler, Benedict Ernst
    • Re: Wo ist der Fehler, Ulrich Eckhardt
    • Re: Wo ist der Fehler, Michael Mair
    • Re: Wo ist der Fehler, Emmanuel Delahaye
      • Re: Wo ist der Fehler, Keith Thompson
• [ot] allocation, DevarajA
  • Re: allocation, Maw
    • Re: allocation, DevarajA
  • Re: allocation, Alipha
  • Re: [ot] allocation, Artie Gold
  • Re: [ot] allocation, Keith Thompson
  • Re: [ot] allocation, Chris Torek
    • Re: [ot] allocation, Barry Schwarz
• compiling a hope interpreter, wooks
  • Re: compiling a hope interpreter, Eric Lavigne
    • Re: compiling a hope interpreter, wooks
      • Re: compiling a hope interpreter, Eric Lavigne
      • Re: compiling a hope interpreter, Keith Thompson
      • Re: compiling a hope interpreter, mensanator@xxxxxxx
      • Re: compiling a hope interpreter, wooks
• Library collision, kj
  • Re: Library collision, Keith Thompson
    • Re: Library collision, Walter Roberson
    • Re: Library collision, Richard Tobin
• whether is the standard input stream full buffered or line buffered after calling function setbuf()?, kernelxu
  • Re: whether is the standard input stream full buffered or line buffered after calling function setbuf()?, Walter Roberson
    • Re: whether is the standard input stream full buffered or line buffered after calling function setbuf()?, kernelxu
      • Re: whether is the standard input stream full buffered or line buffered after calling function setbuf()?, Walter Roberson
      • Re: whether is the standard input stream full buffered or line buffered after calling function setbuf()?, Dave Thompson
      • Re: whether is the standard input stream full buffered or line buffered after calling function setbuf()?, Villy Kruse
      • Re: whether is the standard input stream full buffered or line buffered after calling function setbuf()?, Michael Wojcik
  • Re: whether is the standard input stream full buffered or line buffered after calling function setbuf()?, Eric Sosman
    • Re: whether is the standard input stream full buffered or line buffered after calling function setbuf()?, Netocrat
      • Re: whether is the standard input stream full buffered or line buffered after calling function setbuf()?, kernelxu
• Quirky issue, Jerry Gaspard
  • Re: Quirky issue, Kenneth Brody
    • Re: Quirky issue, Jerry Gaspard
• signed integer overflow, REH
  • Re: signed integer overflow, Richard Heathfield
    • Re: signed integer overflow, Eric Sosman
      • Re: signed integer overflow, REH
      • Re: signed integer overflow, Eric Sosman
      • Re: signed integer overflow, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: signed integer overflow, CBFalconer
      • Re: signed integer overflow, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: signed integer overflow, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: signed integer overflow, Joe Wright
  • Re: signed integer overflow, CBFalconer
    • Re: signed integer overflow, REH
      • Re: signed integer overflow, CBFalconer
      • Re: signed integer overflow, REH
      • Re: signed integer overflow, websnarf
      • Re: signed integer overflow, REH
      • Re: signed integer overflow, Flash Gordon
      • Re: signed integer overflow, REH
      • Re: signed integer overflow, websnarf
      • Re: signed integer overflow, REH
      • Re: signed integer overflow, CBFalconer
      • Re: signed integer overflow, Walter Roberson
      • Re: signed integer overflow, REH
      • Re: signed integer overflow, Keith Thompson
      • Re: signed integer overflow, Lawrence Kirby
  • Re: signed integer overflow, Christian Bau
  • Re: signed integer overflow, cs
    • Re: signed integer overflow, Alexei A. Frounze
• Udpater function, VAL
  • Re: Udpater function, Michael Mair
• about signed chars, rngouni
  • Re: about signed chars, Giannis Papadopoulos
    • Re: about signed chars, rngouni
      • Re: about signed chars, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: about signed chars, rngouni
      • Re: about signed chars, Michael Mair
      • Re: about signed chars, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: about signed chars, Malcolm
      • Re: about signed chars, Chris Hills
• How this one liner works ?, g . kanaka . raju
  • Re: How this one liner works ?, Michael Mair
    • Re: How this one liner works ?, g . kanaka . raju
      • Re: How this one liner works ?, Markus Moll
      • Re: How this one liner works ?, g . kanaka . raju
      • Re: How this one liner works ?, Default User
• want to know hoe the following works ., maadhuu
  • Re: want to know hoe the following works ., g . kanaka . raju
    • Re: want to know hoe the following works ., maadhuu
      • Re: want to know hoe the following works ., Michael Mair
  • Re: want to know hoe the following works ., Michael Mair
• Re: Redirect of stdout to pipe 'hangs', Robert Harris
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Redirect of stdout to pipe 'hangs', akarl
• cannot convert parameter 2 from 'const char *' to 'char *', Alfonso Morra
  • Re: cannot convert parameter 2 from 'const char *' to 'char *', Krishanu Debnath
    • Re: cannot convert parameter 2 from 'const char *' to 'char *', Suman
    • Re: cannot convert parameter 2 from 'const char *' to 'char *', Christopher Benson-Manica
• Pointer Increment, ranjeet . gupta
  • Re: Pointer Increment, Richard Bos
    • Re: Pointer Increment, Old Wolf
      • Re: Pointer Increment, Richard Bos
  • Re: Pointer Increment, Robben
    • Re: Pointer Increment, ranjeet . gupta
      • Re: Pointer Increment, Suman
      • Re: Pointer Increment, Robben
    • Re: Pointer Increment, Neil Kurzman
  • Re: Pointer Increment, kernelxu
    • Re: Pointer Increment, ranjeet . gupta
  • Re: Pointer Increment, ahmed . mubin
    • Re: Pointer Increment, Flash Gordon
  • Re: Pointer Increment, Joe Wright
• Making sure an enum fits into an unsigned char, Alexander Farber
  • Re: Making sure an enum fits into an unsigned char, SM Ryan
    • Re: Making sure an enum fits into an unsigned char, Richard Bos
      • Re: Making sure an enum fits into an unsigned char, SM Ryan
      • Re: Making sure an enum fits into an unsigned char, Flash Gordon
      • Re: Making sure an enum fits into an unsigned char, SM Ryan
      • Re: Making sure an enum fits into an unsigned char, Flash Gordon
      • Re: Making sure an enum fits into an unsigned char, Richard Bos
      • Re: Making sure an enum fits into an unsigned char, SM Ryan
      • Re: Making sure an enum fits into an unsigned char, Keith Thompson
      • Alternative nomination for Bartlo PAP was Re: Making sure an enum fits into an unsigned char, SM Ryan
      • Re: Alternative nomination for Bartlo PAP was Re: Making sure an enum fits into an unsigned char, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Alternative nomination for Bartlo PAP was Re: Making sure an enum fits into an unsigned char, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Alternative nomination for Bartlo PAP was Re: Making sure an enum fits into an unsigned char, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Alternative nomination for Bartlo PAP was Re: Making sure an enum fits into an unsigned char, Randy Howard
      • Re: Alternative nomination for Bartlo PAP was Re: Making sure an enum fits into an unsigned char, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Alternative nomination for Bartlo PAP was Re: Making sure an enum fits into an unsigned char, Joe Wright
      • Re: Making sure an enum fits into an unsigned char, Richard Bos
      • Re: Making sure an enum fits into an unsigned char, CBFalconer
  • Re: Making sure an enum fits into an unsigned char, Suman
    • Re: Making sure an enum fits into an unsigned char, Alexander Farber
      • Re: Making sure an enum fits into an unsigned char, Suman
  • Re: Making sure an enum fits into an unsigned char, Anton Petrusevich
    • Re: Making sure an enum fits into an unsigned char, Alexander Farber
      • Re: Making sure an enum fits into an unsigned char, Anton Petrusevich
      • Re: Making sure an enum fits into an unsigned char, Alexander Farber
  • Re: Making sure an enum fits into an unsigned char, CBFalconer
• Path of file, emanshu Innovative MInd
  • Re: Path of file, Flash Gordon
  • Re: Path of file, Malcolm
• compiler nightmares, Pradyut
  • Re: compiler nightmares, Peter Nilsson
  • Re: compiler nightmares, Krishanu Debnath
  • Re: compiler nightmares, Peter Pichler
    • Re: compiler nightmares, PRadyut
      • Re: compiler nightmares, Keith Thompson
      • Re: compiler nightmares, Martin Ambuhl
  • Re: compiler nightmares, Martin Ambuhl
  • Re: compiler nightmares, Igmar Palsenberg
• Help !I want to write a program to count the running time of another program, freehomesp
  • Re: Help !I want to write a program to count the running time of another program, Walter Roberson
• Safe version of gets, Anthony Irwin
  • Re: Safe version of gets, Peter Pichler
    • Re: Safe version of gets, Suman
    • Re: Safe version of gets, Anthony Irwin
      • Re: Safe version of gets, Villy Kruse
  • Re: Safe version of gets, Anthony Irwin
  • Re: Safe version of gets, Martin Ambuhl
    • Re: Safe version of gets, Malcolm
      • Re: Safe version of gets, Chris Torek
      • Re: Safe version of gets, Malcolm
      • Re: Safe version of gets, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Safe version of gets, Malcolm
      • Re: Safe version of gets, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Safe version of gets, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Safe version of gets, Malcolm
      • Re: Safe version of gets, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Safe version of gets, Malcolm
      • Re: Safe version of gets, Flash Gordon
      • Re: Safe version of gets, Malcolm
      • Re: Safe version of gets, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Safe version of gets, Flash Gordon
      • Re: Safe version of gets, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Safe version of gets, Richard Bos
      • Re: Safe version of gets, Flash Gordon
      • Re: Safe version of gets, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Safe version of gets, Malcolm
      • Re: Safe version of gets, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Safe version of gets, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Safe version of gets, Martin Ambuhl
      • Re: Safe version of gets, Villy Kruse
    • Re: Safe version of gets, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: Safe version of gets, Martin Ambuhl
  • Re: Safe version of gets, CBFalconer
  • Re: Safe version of gets, ahmed . mubin
    • Re: Safe version of gets, Peter Pichler
  • Re: Safe version of gets, akarl
  • Re: Safe version of gets, wolfman
    • Re: Safe version of gets, CBFalconer
      • Re: Safe version of gets, Anton Petrusevich
      • Re: Safe version of gets, Giannis Papadopoulos
      • Re: Safe version of gets, Anton Petrusevich
      • Re: Safe version of gets, Giannis Papadopoulos
      • Re: Safe version of gets, CBFalconer
      • Re: Safe version of gets, Anton Petrusevich
      • Re: Safe version of gets, websnarf
      • Re: Safe version of gets, Randy Howard
• "visit calculations" program, russell kym horsell
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    • Re: "visit calculations" program, russell kym horsell
• Controlling hardware with VB; driving Automotive Injectors, Dale Evans
  • spam: Controlling hardware with VB; driving Automotive Injectors, Jack Klein
• Millionaire at 31 ... on the Internet!Listen to how he is doing it., Ron Isaiah
• How to get the total row number of a text file, Wei Su
  • Re: How to get the total row number of a text file, castreuil . anthony
    • Re: How to get the total row number of a text file, ThunderBird
      • Re: How to get the total row number of a text file, Robert Gamble
      • Re: How to get the total row number of a text file, ThunderBird
      • Re: How to get the total row number of a text file, Charles M. Reinke
      • Re: How to get the total row number of a text file, moxm
      • Re: How to get the total row number of a text file, moxm
      • Re: How to get the total row number of a text file, Keith Thompson
      • Re: How to get the total row number of a text file, Charles M. Reinke
      • Re: How to get the total row number of a text file, Keith Thompson
      • Re: How to get the total row number of a text file, CBFalconer
      • Re: How to get the total row number of a text file, Alex
      • Re: How to get the total row number of a text file, akarl
      • Re: How to get the total row number of a text file, Charles M. Reinke
      • Re: How to get the total row number of a text file, akarl
      • Re: How to get the total row number of a text file, Anonymous 7843
      • Re: How to get the total row number of a text file, Anonymous 7843
      • Re: How to get the total row number of a text file, Walter Roberson
      • Re: How to get the total row number of a text file, Anonymous 7843
      • Re: How to get the total row number of a text file, Flash Gordon
      • Re: How to get the total row number of a text file, Peter Pichler
      • Re: How to get the total row number of a text file, Walter Roberson
      • Re: How to get the total row number of a text file, Suman
      • Re: How to get the total row number of a text file, Suman
      • Re: How to get the total row number of a text file, akarl
      • Re: How to get the total row number of a text file, Chris Torek
      • Re: How to get the total row number of a text file, CBFalconer
      • Re: How to get the total row number of a text file, Mark McIntyre
  • Re: How to get the total row number of a text file, moxm
    • Re: How to get the total row number of a text file, Walter Roberson
      • Re: How to get the total row number of a text file, moxm
      • Re: How to get the total row number of a text file, Keith Thompson
      • Re: How to get the total row number of a text file, Mark
      • Re: How to get the total row number of a text file, Chris Croughton
      • Re: How to get the total row number of a text file, Dave Thompson
      • Re: How to get the total row number of a text file, Walter Roberson
• #if typedef(), Kenneth Brody
  • Re: #if typedef(), Walter Roberson
    • Re: #if typedef(), Kenneth Brody
      • Re: #if typedef(), Keith Thompson
  • Re: #if typedef(), Keith Thompson
  • Re: #if typedef(), Flash Gordon
  • Re: #if typedef(), Eric Sosman
    • Re: #if typedef(), Kenneth Brody
      • Re: #if typedef(), Eric Sosman
      • Re: #if typedef(), Kenneth Brody
      • Re: #if typedef(), CBFalconer
• SIze of file, munish.nr@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: SIze of file, David Lee
    • Re: SIze of file, Default User
      • Re: SIze of file, David Lee
      • Re: SIze of file, Richard Bos
    • Re: SIze of file, Keith Thompson
    • Re: SIze of file, Flash Gordon
  • Re: SIze of file, David Resnick
  • Re: SIze of file, Lew Pitcher
    • Re: SIze of file, Simon Biber
      • Re: SIze of file, Lew Pitcher
      • Re: SIze of file, Walter Roberson
      • Re: SIze of file, Richard Bos
      • Re: SIze of file, Walter Roberson
      • Re: SIze of file, Richard Bos
  • Re: SIze of file, Chris Dollin
    • Re: SIze of file, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: SIze of file, Keith Thompson
      • Re: SIze of file, munish.nr@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: SIze of file, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: SIze of file, Walter Roberson
      • Re: SIze of file, junky_fellow
      • Re: SIze of file, Richard Bos
      • Re: SIze of file, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: SIze of file, Walter Roberson
      • Re: SIze of file, Keith Thompson
      • Re: SIze of file, Chris Dollin
      • Re: SIze of file, emanshu, Munish Nayyar
      • Re: SIze of file, Chris Dollin
      • Re: SIze of file, emanshu, Munish Nayyar
      • Re: SIze of file, Chris Dollin
      • Re: SIze of file, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: SIze of file, Keith Thompson
      • Re: SIze of file, Chris Dollin
  • Re: SIze of file, ahmed . mubin
    • Re: SIze of file, Robert Gamble
• Token pasting (## operator) - Add whitespace to a token, Wessi
  • Re: Token pasting (## operator) - Add whitespace to a token, junky_fellow
    • Re: Token pasting (## operator) - Add whitespace to a token, Wessi
  • Re: Token pasting (## operator) - Add whitespace to a token, Lawrence Kirby
• possible memory leak?, Roman Mashak
  • Re: possible memory leak?, Peter Pichler
  • Re: possible memory leak?, kernelxu
    • Re: possible memory leak?, junky_fellow
      • Re: possible memory leak?, Roman Mashak
      • Re: possible memory leak?, Suman
      • Re: possible memory leak?, David Resnick
      • Re: possible memory leak?, Peter Pichler
      • Re: possible memory leak?, Roman Mashak
      • Re: possible memory leak?, Jack Klein
      • Re: possible memory leak?, Roman Mashak
      • Re: possible memory leak?, Peter Pichler
      • Re: possible memory leak?, CBFalconer
      • Re: possible memory leak?, Keith Thompson
• Basic Pointer Question..., shan_rish
  • Re: Basic Pointer Question..., bwaichu@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: Basic Pointer Question..., ranjeet . gupta
  • Re: Basic Pointer Question..., Michael Mair
    • Re: Basic Pointer Question..., shan_rish
    • Re: Basic Pointer Question..., Krishanu Debnath
      • Re: Basic Pointer Question..., Michael Mair
    • Re: Basic Pointer Question..., kernelxu
      • Re: Basic Pointer Question..., Krishanu Debnath
      • Re: Basic Pointer Question..., Peter Pichler
• download web page from c, Will
  • Re: download web page from c, Alipha
  • Re: download web page from c, Malcolm
  • Re: download web page from c, Keith Thompson
  • Re: download web page from c, Default User
    • Re: download web page from c, Will
      • Re: download web page from c, Keith Thompson
• Knowing your sequence points, akarl
  • Re: Knowing your sequence points, pete
    • Re: Knowing your sequence points, akarl
      • Re: Knowing your sequence points, pete
  • Re: Knowing your sequence points, Jack Klein
    • Re: Knowing your sequence points, Suman
      • Re: Knowing your sequence points, Jack Klein
  • Re: Knowing your sequence points, Martin Ambuhl
• C and strings, Anthony Irwin
  • Re: C and strings, John
  • Re: C and strings, John Bode
    • Re: C and strings, kernelxu
      • Re: C and strings, Keith Thompson
      • Re: C and strings, bwaichu@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: C and strings, CBFalconer
      • Re: C and strings, Anthony Irwin
      • Re: C and strings, pete
      • Re: C and strings, Keith Thompson
      • Re: C and strings, bwaichu@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: C and strings, Rich Webb
      • Re: C and strings, Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: C and strings, Anthony Irwin
      • Re: C and strings, Keith Thompson
    • Re: C and strings, John
  • Re: C and strings, Anthony Irwin
  • Re: C and strings, Malcolm
    • Re: C and strings, Peter Nilsson
    • Re: C and strings, Joe Wright
• Strange do loop behavior, Alex
  • Re: Strange do loop behavior, Martin Ambuhl
    • Re: Strange do loop behavior, Alex
• operation on `x' may be undefined?, jimjim
  • Re: operation on `x' may be undefined?, David Resnick
  • Re: operation on `x' may be undefined?, Antonio Contreras
  • Re: operation on `x' may be undefined?, Chris Dollin
    • Re: operation on `x' may be undefined?, jimjim
      • Re: operation on `x' may be undefined?, jimjim
      • Re: operation on `x' may be undefined?, Joe Wright
      • Re: operation on `x' may be undefined?, Default User
      • Re: operation on `x' may be undefined?, Chris Dollin
      • Re: operation on `x' may be undefined?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: operation on `x' may be undefined?, jimjim
      • Re: operation on `x' may be undefined?, jimjim
      • Re: operation on `x' may be undefined?, jimjim
      • Re: operation on `x' may be undefined?, Chris Dollin
      • Re: operation on `x' may be undefined?, jimjim
      • Re: operation on `x' may be undefined?, Antonio Contreras
      • Re: operation on `x' may be undefined?, jimjim
      • Re: operation on `x' may be undefined?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: operation on `x' may be undefined?, jimjim
      • Re: operation on `x' may be undefined?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: operation on `x' may be undefined?, Flash Gordon
      • Re: operation on `x' may be undefined?, kernelxu
      • Re: operation on `x' may be undefined?, Jack Klein
      • Re: operation on `x' may be undefined?, Keith Thompson
  • Re: operation on `x' may be undefined?, John Bode
    • Re: operation on `x' may be undefined?, jimjim
  • Re: operation on `x' may be undefined?, Lew Pitcher
  • Re: operation on `x' may be undefined?, akarl
  • Re: operation on `x' may be undefined?, Mark
    • Re: operation on `x' may be undefined?, Keith Thompson
    • Re: operation on `x' may be undefined?, Robert Gamble
• (void) printf(...) vs printf(...), mcp_achindra
  • Re: (void) printf(...) vs printf(...), Eric Sosman
  • Re: (void) printf(...) vs printf(...), Keith Thompson
• Compile on Windows for Solaris and Linux, guyle
  • Re: Compile on Windows for Solaris and Linux, akarl
    • Re: Compile on Windows for Solaris and Linux, guyle
• killing thread, Vitale Ferruccio
  • Re: killing thread, Flash Gordon
  • Re: killing thread, Lawrence Kirby
• Interpreting a macro, Chris Saunders
  • Re: Interpreting a macro, pete
    • Re: Interpreting a macro, Chris Saunders
      • Re: Interpreting a macro, Antonio Contreras
• Re: function pointers, junky_fellow
• Unix C programming, Anthony Irwin
  • Re: Unix C programming, Asbjørn Sæbø
    • Re: Unix C programming, Cong Wang
  • Re: Unix C programming, Jack Klein
  • Re: Unix C programming, Default User
• Issue with msgsnd, tobsinte
  • Re: Issue with msgsnd, Flash Gordon
• How to write object oriented program in c, SSG
  • Re: How to write object oriented program in c, Keith Thompson
    • Re: How to write object oriented program in c, lampard
      • Re: How to write object oriented program in c, Chris Dollin
      • Re: How to write object oriented program in c, lampard
      • Re: How to write object oriented program in c, Robert Gamble
      • Re: How to write object oriented program in c, Flash Gordon
      • Re: How to write object oriented program in c, lampard
      • Re: How to write object oriented program in c, Keith Thompson
      • Re: How to write object oriented program in c, lampard
      • Re: How to write object oriented program in c, Flash Gordon
      • Re: How to write object oriented program in c, Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: How to write object oriented program in c, John Bode
      • Re: How to write object oriented program in c, Dave Vandervies
  • Re: How to write object oriented program in c, Markus Moll
  • Re: How to write object oriented program in c, CBFalconer
  • Re: How to write object oriented program in c, Eric Laberge
    • Re: How to write object oriented program in c, Alex
  • Re: How to write object oriented program in c, Alex
• Symbolic Polynomial Interpolator in C, daniel . wolff
  • Re: Symbolic Polynomial Interpolator in C, Walter Roberson
    • Re: Symbolic Polynomial Interpolator in C, daniel . wolff
      • Re: Symbolic Polynomial Interpolator in C, Walter Roberson
  • Re: Symbolic Polynomial Interpolator in C, William Hughes
    • Re: Symbolic Polynomial Interpolator in C, daniel . wolff
      • Re: Symbolic Polynomial Interpolator in C, William Hughes
      • Re: Symbolic Polynomial Interpolator in C, daniel . wolff
      • [OT] Re: Symbolic Polynomial Interpolator in C, Markus Moll
      • Re: Symbolic Polynomial Interpolator in C, daniel . wolff
  • Re: Symbolic Polynomial Interpolator in C, websnarf
    • Re: Symbolic Polynomial Interpolator in C, Eric Sosman
  • Re: Symbolic Polynomial Interpolator in C, Julian V. Noble
• Storing info for cards, Radith
  • Re: Storing info for cards, Mike Wahler
    • Re: Storing info for cards, Robert Gamble
      • Re: Storing info for cards, John Doe
      • Re: Storing info for cards, Robert Gamble
      • Re: Storing info for cards, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Storing info for cards, Mike Wahler
      • Re: Storing info for cards, Robert Gamble
      • Re: Storing info for cards, Mike Wahler
      • Re: Storing info for cards, Antonio Contreras
      • Re: Storing info for cards, Mike Wahler
      • Re: Storing info for cards, Old Wolf
      • Re: Storing info for cards, Default User
      • Re: Storing info for cards, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Storing info for cards, Mike Wahler
      • Re: Storing info for cards, Mike Wahler
    • Re: Storing info for cards, Walter Roberson
      • Re: Storing info for cards, Antonio Contreras
      • Re: Storing info for cards, Thad Smith
      • Re: Storing info for cards, Walter Roberson
      • Re: Storing info for cards, Mike Wahler
      • Re: Storing info for cards, Thad Smith
  • Re: Storing info for cards, Barry Schwarz
  • Re: Storing info for cards, pete
    • Re: Storing info for cards, Netocrat
      • Re: Storing info for cards, pete
      • Re: Storing info for cards, pete
• Re: help really confused with for construct execution, akarl
• my_itoa, any comments?, ceo
  • Re: my_itoa, any comments?, ceo
    • Re: my_itoa, any comments?, Chris Barts
  • Re: my_itoa, any comments?, kyle york
    • Re: my_itoa, any comments?, Eric Sosman
      • Re: my_itoa, any comments?, kyle york
      • Re: my_itoa, any comments?, Anton Petrusevich
      • Re: my_itoa, any comments?, Christian Kandeler
      • Re: my_itoa, any comments?, Eric Sosman
      • Re: my_itoa, any comments?, Lawrence Kirby
    • Re: my_itoa, any comments?, Netocrat
  • Re: my_itoa, any comments?, Eric Sosman
    • Re: my_itoa, any comments?, ceo
  • Re: my_itoa, any comments?, pete
  • Re: my_itoa, any comments?, Barry Schwarz
• difference in header files, Pradyut
  • Re: difference in header files, Walter Roberson
    • Re: difference in header files, Jack Klein
  • Re: difference in header files, Kulka
  • Re: difference in header files, E. Robert Tisdale
    • Re: difference in header files, Walter Roberson
      • Re: difference in header files, Robert Gamble
      • Re: difference in header files, Jack Klein
      • Re: difference in header files, Lawrence Kirby
  • Re: difference in header files, Mark McIntyre
    • Re: difference in header files, Dave Thompson
  • Re: difference in header files, James McIninch
• Macro for counting the bits in odd positions, zets
  • Re: Macro for counting the bits in odd positions, Walter Roberson
  • Re: Macro for counting the bits in odd positions, Eric Sosman
    • Re: Macro for counting the bits in odd positions, zeus
      • Re: Macro for counting the bits in odd positions, Keith Thompson
  • Re: Macro for counting the bits in odd positions, Walter Roberson
  • Re: Macro for counting the bits in odd positions, Netocrat
    • Re: Macro for counting the bits in odd positions, Netocrat
• Daylight Savings Time & the new Energy bill, GMM50
  • Re: Daylight Savings Time & the new Energy bill, Walter Roberson
    • Re: Daylight Savings Time & the new Energy bill, Gordon Burditt
      • Re: Daylight Savings Time & the new Energy bill, Anonymous 7843
      • [OT] Re: Daylight Savings Time & the new Energy bill, Walter Roberson
      • Re: Daylight Savings Time & the new Energy bill, GMM50
      • Re: Daylight Savings Time & the new Energy bill, Alan Balmer
      • Re: Daylight Savings Time & the new Energy bill, Default User
• is typecasting return from malloc required?, ceo
  • Re: is typecasting return from malloc required?, akarl
    • Re: is typecasting return from malloc required?, ceo
      • Re: is typecasting return from malloc required?, Jirka Klaue
      • Re: is typecasting return from malloc required?, ceo
      • Re: is typecasting return from malloc required?, Jirka Klaue
  • Re: is typecasting return from malloc required?, Norihiro Kamae
  • Re: is typecasting return from malloc required?, Raymond Martineau
  • Re: is typecasting return from malloc required?, E. Robert Tisdale
    • Re: is typecasting return from malloc required?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: is typecasting return from malloc required?, E. Robert Tisdale
      • Re: is typecasting return from malloc required?, CBFalconer
      • Re: is typecasting return from malloc required?, John Bode
      • Re: is typecasting return from malloc required?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: is typecasting return from malloc required?, REH
      • Re: is typecasting return from malloc required?, Christopher Benson-Manica
      • Re: is typecasting return from malloc required?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: is typecasting return from malloc required?, John Bode
    • Re: is typecasting return from malloc required?, Default User
  • Re: is typecasting return from malloc required?, Martin Ambuhl
• Defining errors and success in functions, Bilgehan . Balban
  • Re: Defining errors and success in functions, Antonio Contreras
  • Re: Defining errors and success in functions, Kenneth Brody
    • Re: Defining errors and success in functions, pete
  • Re: Defining errors and success in functions, Jack Klein
• Why the compiler gives warning ?, junky_fellow
  • Re: Why the compiler gives warning ?, Robert Gamble
  • Re: Why the compiler gives warning ?, Krishanu Debnath
  • Re: Why the compiler gives warning ?, kernelxu
    • Re: Why the compiler gives warning ?, Jack Klein
      • Re: Why the compiler gives warning ?, Peter Nilsson
      • Re: Why the compiler gives warning ?, kernelxu
  • Re: Why the compiler gives warning ?, Ed Vogel
    • Re: Why the compiler gives warning ?, junky_fellow
  • Re: Why the compiler gives warning ?, Keith Thompson
    • Re: Why the compiler gives warning ?, Ed Vogel
      • Re: Why the compiler gives warning ?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Why the compiler gives warning ?, Ed Vogel
      • Re: Why the compiler gives warning ?, junky_fellow
• Output, Kuku
  • Re: Output, Richard Tobin
  • Re: Output, Kenny McCormack
    • Re: Output, Richard Bos
  • Re: Output, Lew Pitcher
  • Re: Output, SM Ryan
• Form feed character in header files, zeroPleaseDontSpamtype
  • Re: Form feed character in header files, Richard Bos
  • Re: Form feed character in header files, Ben Pfaff
  • Re: Form feed character in header files, Gordon Burditt
  • Re: Form feed character in header files, Chris Croughton
  • Re: Form feed character in header files, Default User
  • Re: Form feed character in header files, Mark McIntyre
    • Re: Form feed character in header files, zeroSpammingIsMostViletype
      • Re: Form feed character in header files, Keith Thompson
• intialise array size using global variable, chellappa
  • Re: intialise array size using global variable, junky_fellow
    • Re: intialise array size using global variable, Keith Thompson
  • Re: intialise array size using global variable, kernelxu
  • Re: intialise array size using global variable, Martin Ambuhl
    • Re: intialise array size using global variable, tedu
      • Re: intialise array size using global variable, pete
      • Re: intialise array size using global variable, Martin Ambuhl
    • Re: intialise array size using global variable, Martin Ambuhl
• string comparison, junky_fellow
  • Re: string comparison, Sensei
    • Re: string comparison, junky_fellow
      • Re: string comparison, Stephane Zuckerman
      • Re: string comparison, Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: string comparison, Krishanu Debnath
      • Re: string comparison, junky_fellow
      • Re: string comparison, Krishanu Debnath
      • Re: string comparison, pete
      • Re: string comparison, Krishanu Debnath
      • Re: string comparison, Chen Ming
      • Re: string comparison, pete
  • Re: string comparison, Krishanu Debnath
    • Re: string comparison, junky_fellow
      • Re: string comparison, kernelxu
  • Re: string comparison, Default User
  • Re: string comparison, bwaichu@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: string comparison, Keith Thompson
      • Re: string comparison, bwaichu@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: string comparison, Keith Thompson
      • Re: string comparison, bwaichu@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: string comparison, Chris Dollin
      • Re: string comparison, Keith Thompson
      • Re: string comparison, bwaichu@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: string comparison, Robert Gamble
      • Re: string comparison, Christian Kandeler
  • Re: string comparison, Barry Schwarz
• A question on string literals, junky_fellow
  • Re: A question on string literals, Sriram Rajagopalan
    • Re: A question on string literals, Chris Barts
      • Re: A question on string literals, pete
      • Re: A question on string literals, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: A question on string literals, pete
      • Re: A question on string literals, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: A question on string literals, pete
      • Re: A question on string literals, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: A question on string literals, Chris Torek
      • Re: A question on string literals, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: A question on string literals, Dave Vandervies
      • Re: A question on string literals, Joe Wright
      • Re: A question on string literals, Keith Thompson
      • Re: A question on string literals, Chris Torek
      • Re: A question on string literals, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: A question on string literals, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: A question on string literals, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: A question on string literals, Keith Thompson
      • Re: A question on string literals, pete
      • Re: A question on string literals, Keith Thompson
      • Re: A question on string literals, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: A question on string literals, Keith Thompson
      • Re: A question on string literals, junky_fellow
      • Re: A question on string literals, Keith Thompson
      • Re: A question on string literals, junky_fellow
      • Re: A question on string literals, Keith Thompson
      • Re: A question on string literals, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: A question on string literals, pete
      • Re: A question on string literals, Keith Thompson
      • Re: A question on string literals, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: A question on string literals, Keith Thompson
      • Re: A question on string literals, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: A question on string literals, Joe Wright
      • Re: A question on string literals, Tim Rentsch
  • Re: A question on string literals, Krishanu Debnath
  • Re: A question on string literals, Suman
  • Re: A question on string literals, Default User
    • Re: A question on string literals, Mark
      • Re: A question on string literals, Kevin J. Phillips
      • Re: A question on string literals, Default User
      • Re: A question on string literals, John Bode
      • Re: A question on string literals, Joe Wright
  • Re: A question on string literals, Mark McIntyre
    • Re: A question on string literals, Eric Sosman
      • Re: A question on string literals, Mark McIntyre
    • Re: A question on string literals, Keith Thompson
  • Re: A question on string literals, pete
    • Re: A question on string literals, Default User
      • Re: A question on string literals, pete
      • Re: A question on string literals, Default User
      • Re: A question on string literals, Netocrat
    • Re: A question on string literals, PRadyut
• Extra Comma in enum is Valid?, Sriram Rajagopalan
  • Re: Extra Comma in enum is Valid?, Krishanu Debnath
  • Re: Extra Comma in enum is Valid?, Michael Mair
  • Re: Extra Comma in enum is Valid?, Christian Kandeler
    • Re: Extra Comma in enum is Valid?, Sriram Rajagopalan
  • Re: Extra Comma in enum is Valid?, Martin Ambuhl
• How to fill an area bounded with a color, Lee
  • Re: How to fill an area bounded with a color, Michael Mair
• how can i store huge values?, RubenDV
  • Re: how can i store huge values?, Walter Roberson
  • Re: how can i store huge values?, David Resnick
  • Re: how can i store huge values?, Gordon Burditt
  • Re: how can i store huge values?, Richard Bos
• strange problem with send() and recv(), Tom
  • Re: strange problem with send() and recv(), Tom
    • Re: strange problem with send() and recv(), David Resnick
      • Re: strange problem with send() and recv(), Tom
  • Re: strange problem with send() and recv(), Dave Thompson
    • Re: strange problem with send() and recv(), Keith Thompson
• unsigned to signed integer convesion, junky_fellow
  • Re: unsigned to signed integer convesion, Robert Gamble
    • Re: unsigned to signed integer convesion, Keith Thompson
      • Re: unsigned to signed integer convesion, Eric Sosman
  • Re: unsigned to signed integer convesion, Keith Thompson
  • Re: unsigned to signed integer convesion, Alexei A. Frounze
    • Re: unsigned to signed integer convesion, Old Wolf
      • Re: unsigned to signed integer convesion, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: unsigned to signed integer convesion, Keith Thompson
      • Re: unsigned to signed integer convesion, Alexei A. Frounze
    • Re: unsigned to signed integer convesion, Chris Croughton
      • Re: unsigned to signed integer convesion, Dave Thompson
      • Re: unsigned to signed integer convesion, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: unsigned to signed integer convesion, Alexei A. Frounze
    • Re: unsigned to signed integer convesion, CBFalconer
      • Re: unsigned to signed integer convesion, Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: unsigned to signed integer convesion, Peter Nilsson
      • Re: unsigned to signed integer convesion, Alexei A. Frounze
    • Re: unsigned to signed integer convesion, Giorgos Keramidas
      • Re: unsigned to signed integer convesion, Alexei A. Frounze
• What is the difference between the sun and the moon?, Kenny McCormack
  • Re: What is the difference between the sun and the moon?, Mike Wahler
  • Re: What is the difference between the sun and the moon?, Kenneth Brody
  • Re: What is the difference between the sun and the moon?, Alexei A. Frounze
    • Re: What is the difference between the sun and the moon?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: What is the difference between the sun and the moon?, Kenny McCormack
    • Re: What is the difference between the sun and the moon?, Old Wolf
• Is the following code OK?, vb@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Is the following code OK?, junky_fellow
  • Re: Is the following code OK?, Eric Sosman
    • Re: Is the following code OK?, RAJU
      • Re: Is the following code OK?, Lawrence Kirby
    • Re: Is the following code OK?, junky_fellow
      • Re: Is the following code OK?, Eric Sosman
      • Re: Is the following code OK?, Eric Sosman
      • Re: Is the following code OK?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Is the following code OK?, junky_fellow
      • Re: Is the following code OK?, Krishanu Debnath
      • Re: Is the following code OK?, pete
      • Re: Is the following code OK?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Is the following code OK?, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: Is the following code OK?, Joe Wright
      • Re: Is the following code OK?, Robert Gamble
      • Re: Is the following code OK?, Keith Thompson
    • Re: Is the following code OK?, Peter Pichler
      • Re: Is the following code OK?, Christian Kandeler
      • Re: Is the following code OK?, pete
      • Re: Is the following code OK?, Peter Pichler
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Is the following code OK?, vb@xxxxxxxxx
• why macro not expanded ?, junky_fellow
  • Re: why macro not expanded ?, RAJU
  • Re: why macro not expanded ?, Lawrence Kirby
  • Re: why macro not expanded ?, Chen Ming
• Mlutiple Linked list Array, chellappa
  • Re: Mlutiple Linked list Array, sumit
  • Re: Mlutiple Linked list Array, Alipha
• Data Structure problem, Joy
  • Re: Data Structure problem, Chris Croughton
  • Re: Data Structure problem, Gordon Burditt
• Common header files between C compiler and C library, junky_fellow
  • Re: Common header files between C compiler and C library, Lawrence Kirby
• Negative values for shift operators., ritesh . noronha
  • Re: Negative values for shift operators., Eric Sosman
  • Re: Negative values for shift operators., Alexei A. Frounze
  • Re: Negative values for shift operators., svenpapst25
    • Re: Negative values for shift operators., CBFalconer
      • Re: Negative values for shift operators., chellappa
• Re: switching on strings in standard C, agay
  • Re: switching on strings in standard C, Keith Thompson
    • Newsreaders - and degrees of evil (Was: Re: switching on strings in standard C), Kenny McCormack
    • Re: switching on strings in standard C, James Dow Allen
      • Re: switching on strings in standard C, Antonio Contreras
      • [OT was: Re: switching on strings in standard C], Christopher Benson-Manica
      • Re: [OT was: Re: switching on strings in standard C], Antonio Contreras
      • Re: switching on strings in standard C, Alan Balmer
• New C/C++ Source Code Search Engine, sembiance
  • Re: New C/C++ Source Code Search Engine, gogodidi
    • Re: New C/C++ Source Code Search Engine, sembiance
      • Re: New C/C++ Source Code Search Engine, svenpapst25
  • Re: New C/C++ Source Code Search Engine, springzzz@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: New C/C++ Source Code Search Engine, Cong Wang
  • Re: New C/C++ Source Code Search Engine, Netocrat
    • Re: New C/C++ Source Code Search Engine, sembiance
  • Re: New C/C++ Source Code Search Engine, ken
  • Re: New C/C++ Source Code Search Engine, ken
  • Re: New C/C++ Source Code Search Engine, Alex
    • Re: New C/C++ Source Code Search Engine, sembiance
      • Re: New C/C++ Source Code Search Engine, CBFalconer
      • Re: New C/C++ Source Code Search Engine, sembiance
• Multiple Array Linked List, chellappa
  • Re: Multiple Array Linked List, Ulrich Eckhardt
    • Re: Multiple Array Linked List, Eric Sosman
  • Re: Multiple Array Linked List, Emmanuel Delahaye
• Hashtable or array of structs?, Alfonso Morra
  • Re: Hashtable or array of structs?, CBFalconer
  • Re: Hashtable or array of structs?, Malcolm
• Which compiler to use? (TO Martin Ambuhl for his suggestions), rahul8143
  • Re: Which compiler to use? (TO Martin Ambuhl for his suggestions), ice
• Which C compiler is best to use?(TO Martin Ambuhl for his suggestions), rahul8143
  • Re: Which C compiler is best to use?(TO Martin Ambuhl for his suggestions), rahul8143
  • Re: Which C compiler is best to use?(TO Martin Ambuhl for his suggestions), Ben Pfaff
    • Re: Which C compiler is best to use?(TO Martin Ambuhl for his suggestions), rahul8143
      • Re: Which C compiler is best to use?(TO Martin Ambuhl for his suggestions), Ben Pfaff
    • Re: Which C compiler is best to use?(TO Martin Ambuhl for his suggestions), Raymond Martineau
      • Re: Which C compiler is best to use?(TO Martin Ambuhl for his suggestions), Keith Thompson
  • Re: Which C compiler is best to use?(TO Martin Ambuhl for his suggestions), Netocrat
    • Re: Which C compiler is best to use?(TO Martin Ambuhl for his suggestions), rahul8143
      • Re: Which C compiler is best to use?(TO Martin Ambuhl for his suggestions), Netocrat
  • Re: Which C compiler is best to use?(TO Martin Ambuhl for his suggestions), Emmanuel Delahaye
• The D Programming Language, chellappa
  • Re: The D Programming Language, HalcyonWild
  • Re: The D Programming Language, Alipha
  • Re: The D Programming Language, Kenny McCormack
  • Re: The D Programming Language, Carlos
• extracting identifiers, Hendrik Wendler
  • Re: extracting identifiers, CBFalconer
• Learning C?, Zach
  • Re: Learning C?, Krishanu Debnath
  • Re: Learning C?, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: Learning C?, Bearded
    • Re: Learning C?, Zach
• Object Oriented C, chellappa
  • Re: Object Oriented C, phil
    • Re: Object Oriented C, Antonio Contreras
      • Re: Object Oriented C, phil
  • Re: Object Oriented C, Tobias Blomkvist
  • Re: Object Oriented C, E. Robert Tisdale
  • Re: Object Oriented C, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: Object Oriented C, Malcolm
• recursive main, rahul8143
  • Re: recursive main, DevarajA
    • Re: recursive main, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: recursive main, rahul8143
      • Re: recursive main, Fao, Sean
      • Re: recursive main, Emmanuel Delahaye
      • Re: recursive main, rahul8143
  • Re: recursive main, Martin Ambuhl
    • Re: recursive main, Johan Borkhuis
    • Re: recursive main, Kenny McCormack
  • Re: recursive main, Fao, Sean
• what is difference between sizeof and strlen, rahul8143
  • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, Suman
    • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, Suman
    • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, Emmanuel Delahaye
      • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, svenpapst25
  • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, Martin Ambuhl
    • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, Antonio Contreras
      • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, Lawrence Kirby
    • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, Anton Petrusevich
      • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, Flash Gordon
      • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, Martin Ambuhl
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      • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, Anton Petrusevich
      • Message not available
      • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, Anton Petrusevich
      • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, Martin Ambuhl
      • Message not available
      • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, Anton Petrusevich
      • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, Anton Petrusevich
      • Message not available
      • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, Anton Petrusevich
      • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, Stephane Zuckerman
      • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, Anton Petrusevich
      • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, Martin Ambuhl
      • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, Kenneth Brody
      • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, Emmanuel Delahaye
      • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, Keith Thompson
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      • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, Gordon Burditt
      • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, Alan Balmer
      • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, Keith Thompson
      • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, Richard Bos
      • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, Chris Dollin
      • Style isn't always religious, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: Style isn't always religious, Baxter
      • Re: Style isn't always religious, Richard Tobin
      • Re: Style isn't always religious, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: Style isn't always religious, Baxter
      • Re: Style isn't always religious, Mabden
      • Re: Style isn't always religious, Richard Bos
      • Re: Style isn't always religious, Mabden
      • Re: Style isn't always religious, Richard Bos
      • Re: Style isn't always religious, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: Style isn't always religious, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Style isn't always religious, Richard Bos
      • Re: Style isn't always religious, Michael Wojcik
      • Re: Style isn't always religious, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: Style isn't always religious, Mark B
      • Re: Style isn't always religious, Mabden
      • Re: Style isn't always religious, akarl
      • Re: Style isn't always religious, Michael Wojcik
      • Re: Style isn't always religious, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Style isn't always religious, Ben Pfaff
      • Re: Style isn't always religious, Gordon Burditt
      • Message not available
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      • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, Richard Tobin
      • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, Emmanuel Delahaye
      • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, Anton Petrusevich
      • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, Chris Dollin
  • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, junky_fellow
  • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, pete
  • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, RAJU
    • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, junky_fellow
      • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, RAJU
      • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, Keith Thompson
    • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, Kenny McCormack
    • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, rahul8143
      • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, Emmanuel Delahaye
      • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, pete
      • Re: what is difference between sizeof and strlen, Keith Thompson
• sizeof integer array, rahul8143
  • Re: sizeof integer array, Suman
    • Re: sizeof integer array, Krishanu Debnath
      • Re: sizeof integer array, Suman
  • Re: sizeof integer array, Suman
  • Re: sizeof integer array, Antonio Contreras
  • Re: sizeof integer array, Martin Ambuhl
  • Re: sizeof integer array, Emmanuel Delahaye
• Why is a character constant more than size of charcter variable?, vb@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Why is a character constant more than size of charcter variable?, Richard Bos
    • Re: Why is a character constant more than size of charcter variable?, Lawrence Kirby
  • Re: Why is a character constant more than size of charcter variable?, Johan Borkhuis
  • Re: Why is a character constant more than size of charcter variable?, Keith Thompson
  • Re: Why is a character constant more than size of charcter variable?, Emmanuel Delahaye
• fwrite consuming lot of memory help !!!!, phil
  • Re: fwrite consuming lot of memory help !!!!, Walter Roberson
  • Re: fwrite consuming lot of memory help !!!!, Chris Hulbert
  • Re: fwrite consuming lot of memory help !!!!, Lawrence Kirby
    • Re: fwrite consuming lot of memory help !!!!, phil
    • Re: fwrite consuming lot of memory help !!!!, phil
      • Re: fwrite consuming lot of memory help !!!!, Robert Harris
      • Re: fwrite consuming lot of memory help !!!!, Lawrence Kirby
• File Merge, Michael R. Copeland
  • Re: File Merge, Martijn
    • Re: File Merge, CBFalconer
      • Re: File Merge, Chris Croughton
      • Re: File Merge, Alan Balmer
      • Re: File Merge, Martijn
      • Re: File Merge, Flash Gordon
      • Re: File Merge, Martijn
      • Message not available
      • Re: File Merge, Martijn
      • Re: File Merge, CBFalconer
  • Re: File Merge, Eric Sosman
    • Re: File Merge, Michael R. Copeland
      • Re: File Merge, Eric Sosman
• Array assignment via struct, Eric Laberge
  • Re: Array assignment via struct, Anonymous 7843
  • Re: Array assignment via struct, Netocrat
    • Re: Array assignment via struct, pete
      • Re: Array assignment via struct, Netocrat
      • Re: Array assignment via struct, Suman
      • Re: Array assignment via struct, Netocrat
  • Re: Array assignment via struct, Lawrence Kirby
    • Re: Array assignment via struct, Joe Wright
      • Re: Array assignment via struct, Jack Klein
      • Re: Array assignment via struct, Krishanu Debnath
      • Re: Array assignment via struct, Netocrat
      • Re: Array assignment via struct, Krishanu Debnath
      • Re: Array assignment via struct, Joe Wright
      • Re: Array assignment via struct, Netocrat
      • Re: Array assignment via struct, Chris Croughton
      • Re: Array assignment via struct, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Array assignment via struct, Chris Croughton
      • Re: Array assignment via struct, S.Tobias
      • Re: Array assignment via struct, Netocrat
      • Re: Array assignment via struct, Joe Wright
      • Re: Array assignment via struct, Netocrat
      • Re: Array assignment via struct, Dave Thompson
      • Re: Array assignment via struct, Joe Wright
      • Re: Array assignment via struct, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: Array assignment via struct, Joe Wright
      • Re: Array assignment via struct, Chris Torek
      • Re: Array assignment via struct, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: Array assignment via struct, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Array assignment via struct, Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: Array assignment via struct, Joe Wright
      • Re: Array assignment via struct, Chris Croughton
    • Re: Array assignment via struct, S.Tobias
    • Re: Array assignment via struct, Eric Laberge
      • Re: Array assignment via struct, pete
      • Re: Array assignment via struct, Lawrence Kirby
  • Re: Array assignment via struct, Tim Rentsch
• Comparison between C89 and C99, Giannis Papadopoulos
  • Re: Comparison between C89 and C99, Netocrat
    • Re: Comparison between C89 and C99, Netocrat
  • Re: Comparison between C89 and C99, Randy Howard
• Re: Skybuck's universal code, Eric Sosman
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Skybuck's universal code, Ed Prochak
    • Re: Skybuck's universal code, Christopher Benson-Manica
    • Re: Skybuck's universal code, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Skybuck's universal code, Skybuck Flying
      • Re: Skybuck's universal code, Walter Roberson
  • Re: Skybuck's universal code, Giannis Papadopoulos
• Why Precedence is not followed?, Rupesh
  • Re: Why Precedence is not followed?, Johan Borkhuis
  • Re: Why Precedence is not followed?, Keith Thompson
  • Re: Why Precedence is not followed?, junky_fellow
  • Re: Why Precedence is not followed?, Lawrence Kirby
    • Re: Why Precedence is not followed?, Rupesh
  • Re: Why Precedence is not followed?, Netocrat
    • Re: Why Precedence is not followed?, Kenneth Brody
    • Re: Why Precedence is not followed?, Old Wolf
      • Re: Why Precedence is not followed?, Netocrat
    • Re: Why Precedence is not followed?, Krishanu Debnath
      • Re: Why Precedence is not followed?, Netocrat
• find value, pwnalwandi
  • Re: find value, Martin Ambuhl
  • Re: find value, ssubbarayan
    • Re: find value, Keith Thompson
  • Re: find value, CBFalconer
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • find value, pwnalwandi
    • Re: find value, junky_fellow
      • Re: find value, pwnalwandi
      • Re: find value, Suman
      • Re: find value, junky_fellow
      • Re: find value, Keith Thompson
      • Re: find value, Flash Gordon
      • Re: find value, Keith Thompson
• Information on Bit Arrays in C, ssubbarayan
  • Re: Information on Bit Arrays in C, Cong Wang
  • Re: Information on Bit Arrays in C, Charles Mills
• Sizeof operator, news.fe.internet.bosch.com
  • Re: Sizeof operator, Alexei A. Frounze
  • Re: Sizeof operator, Barry Schwarz
    • Re: Sizeof operator, santosh
      • Re: Sizeof operator, santosh
      • Re: Sizeof operator:hello test mail, santosh
      • Re: Sizeof operator:hello test mail, Flash Gordon
      • Re: Sizeof operator:hello test mail, Ben Pfaff
  • Re: Sizeof operator, Michael Mair
    • Re: Sizeof operator, santosh
    • Re: Sizeof operator, santosh
    • Re: Sizeof operator, santosh
      • Re: Sizeof operator, Flash Gordon
• Re: padding a file, marvind
• Input Verification, Fao, Sean
  • Re: Input Verification, Gordon Burditt
    • Re: Input Verification, Fao, Sean
  • Re: Input Verification, Dave Thompson
• Multiple looping, john
  • Re: Multiple looping, Michael Mair
    • Re: Multiple looping, john
      • Re: Multiple looping, Kenneth Brody
  • Re: Multiple looping, Barry Schwarz
  • Re: Multiple looping, Nick Keighley
• Where to find a complete and authorative list ANSI/ISO C functions?, sir . linying
  • Re: Where to find a complete and authorative list ANSI/ISO C functions?, P.J. Plauger
    • Re: Where to find a complete and authorative list ANSI/ISO C functions?, sir . linying
• file permissions on windows?, siliconwafer
  • Re: file permissions on windows?, Chris Hulbert
  • Re: file permissions on windows?, MarcusRescue
    • Re: file permissions on windows?, Michael Wojcik
  • Re: file permissions on windows?, Keith Thompson
• Connection to the database, sabarish
  • Re: Connection to the database, Alex Fraser
    • Re: Connection to the database, sabarish
      • Re: Connection to the database, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: Connection to the database, James T. Sprinkle
      • Re: Connection to the database, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: Connection to the database, James T. Sprinkle
      • Re: Connection to the database, Alan Balmer
      • Re: Connection to the database, Kenny McCormack
  • Re: Connection to the database, Keith Thompson
  • Re: Connection to the database, James McIninch
  • Re: Connection to the database, Jasen Betts
    • Re: Connection to the database, Keith Thompson
• Program Crash, Kuku
  • Re: Program Crash, Chris McDonald
    • Re: Program Crash, Default User
  • Re: Program Crash, Serge Paccalin
    • Re: Program Crash, Keith Thompson
  • Re: Program Crash, Emmanuel Delahaye
• creating a parser for HTML also want to support ASP script, jkwagh
  • Re: creating a parser for HTML also want to support ASP script, Default User
• Standard C library functions, junky_fellow
  • Re: Standard C library functions, Cong Wang
    • Re: Standard C library functions, P.J. Plauger
      • Re: Standard C library functions, Netocrat
      • Re: Standard C library functions, P.J. Plauger
  • Re: Standard C library functions, Malcolm
    • Re: Standard C library functions, lawrence . jones
• memory allocated to a pointer, Ankit Raizada
  • Re: memory allocated to a pointer, Cong Wang
    • Re: memory allocated to a pointer, Christian Kandeler
      • Re: memory allocated to a pointer, Cong Wang
      • Re: memory allocated to a pointer, Christian Kandeler
    • Re: memory allocated to a pointer, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: memory allocated to a pointer, John Bode
  • Re: memory allocated to a pointer, DarkTemp
    • Re: memory allocated to a pointer, Lew Pitcher
    • Re: memory allocated to a pointer, Flash Gordon
    • Re: memory allocated to a pointer, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: memory allocated to a pointer, Randy Howard
    • Re: memory allocated to a pointer, Gordon Burditt
      • Re: memory allocated to a pointer, Randy Howard
      • Re: memory allocated to a pointer, Gordon Burditt
      • Re: memory allocated to a pointer, Randy Howard
  • Re: memory allocated to a pointer, Emmanuel Delahaye
• dmalloc debugger tool, chellappa
  • Re: dmalloc debugger tool, CBFalconer
• remove double entries from a sorted array, ebc
  • Re: remove double entries from a sorted array, akarl
  • Re: remove double entries from a sorted array, Michael Mair
  • Re: remove double entries from a sorted array, uniquedoggie
    • Re: remove double entries from a sorted array, Kenny McCormack
  • Re: remove double entries from a sorted array, Barry Schwarz
  • Re: remove double entries from a sorted array, ebc
• deprecation of older C routines, TeamHubbell
  • Re: deprecation of older C routines, Giannis Papadopoulos
    • Re: deprecation of older C routines, Giannis Papadopoulos
  • Re: deprecation of older C routines, Kenneth Brody
  • Re: deprecation of older C routines, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: deprecation of older C routines, Anonymous 7843
  • Re: deprecation of older C routines, Keith Thompson
  • Re: deprecation of older C routines, Malcolm
• function without arithematic operator, rahul8143
  • Re: function without arithematic operator, Ben Pfaff
  • Re: function without arithematic operator, Kenneth Brody
    • Re: function without arithematic operator, pete
  • Re: function without arithematic operator, Anonymous 7843
    • Re: function without arithematic operator, Charles M. Reinke
  • Re: function without arithematic operator, Alan Balmer
  • Re: function without arithematic operator, utque
• Legality of pointer arithmetic, houstorx
  • Re: Legality of pointer arithmetic, Robert Gamble
    • Re: Legality of pointer arithmetic, CBFalconer
      • Re: Legality of pointer arithmetic, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: Legality of pointer arithmetic, CBFalconer
      • Re: Legality of pointer arithmetic, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: Legality of pointer arithmetic, lawrence . jones
      • Re: Legality of pointer arithmetic, Old Wolf
      • [OT] Re: Legality of pointer arithmetic, Eric Sosman
    • Re: Legality of pointer arithmetic, houstorx
  • Re: Legality of pointer arithmetic, Eric Sosman
• OT: Where Is Dan Pop?, Fao, Sean
• Bit operations query on changing case, vindhya
  • Re: Bit operations query on changing case, Lew Pitcher
    • Re: Bit operations query on changing case, Lew Pitcher
  • Re: Bit operations query on changing case, CBFalconer
  • Re: Bit operations query on changing case, valli
    • Re: Bit operations query on changing case, vindhya
      • Re: Bit operations query on changing case, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Bit operations query on changing case, Old Wolf
      • Re: Bit operations query on changing case, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Bit operations query on changing case, Eric Sosman
• atrcmp and ==, Meenu
  • Re: atrcmp and ==, canbaby
  • Re: atrcmp and ==, John Bode
  • Re: atrcmp and ==, Emmanuel Delahaye
    • Re: atrcmp and ==, CBFalconer
      • Re: atrcmp and ==, Christian Kandeler
      • Re: atrcmp and ==, CBFalconer
      • Re: atrcmp and ==, Andrey Tarasevich
      • Re: atrcmp and ==, Giannis Papadopoulos
      • Re: atrcmp and ==, Andrey Tarasevich
      • Re: atrcmp and ==, Keith Thompson
      • Re: atrcmp and ==, Andrey Tarasevich
      • Re: atrcmp and ==, pete
      • Re: atrcmp and ==, Keith Thompson
      • Re: atrcmp and ==, Default User
      • Re: atrcmp and ==, CBFalconer
      • Re: atrcmp and ==, Chris Croughton
      • Re: atrcmp and ==, Randy Howard
      • Re: atrcmp and ==, Chris Croughton
      • Re: atrcmp and ==, Flash Gordon
      • Re: atrcmp and ==, Giannis Papadopoulos
      • Re: atrcmp and ==, CBFalconer
      • Re: atrcmp and ==, Charles Richmond
      • Re: atrcmp and ==, Emmanuel Delahaye
      • Re: atrcmp and ==, akarl
  • Re: atrcmp and ==, Ben Pfaff
  • Re: atrcmp and ==, Joe Wright
• How I know the net card is link off?, canbaby
  • Re: How I know the net card is link off?, Stephan Ferraro
    • Re: How I know the net card is link off?, canbaby
  • Re: How I know the net card is link off?, Joe Wright
    • Re: How I know the net card is link off?, canbaby
• VC++ thread 0xC0C has exited with code 99 (0x63)., sudheervemana
  • Re: VC++ thread 0xC0C has exited with code 99 (0x63)., Raymond Martineau
• size of integer, junky_fellow
  • Re: size of integer, Michael Mair
  • Re: size of integer, Keith Thompson
  • Re: size of integer, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: size of integer, Malcolm
    • Re: size of integer, junky_fellow
      • Re: size of integer, Emmanuel Delahaye
      • Re: size of integer, Default User
      • Re: size of integer, Keith Thompson
• can i run linux code on windows, sachin dooble
  • Re: can i run linux code on windows, agarwal . prateek
  • Re: can i run linux code on windows, Philip Paeps
  • Re: can i run linux code on windows, Das
  • Re: can i run linux code on windows, Jaspreet
  • Re: can i run linux code on windows, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: can i run linux code on windows, Alexei A. Frounze
  • Re: can i run linux code on windows, John Bode
    • Re: can i run linux code on windows, Ian Gay
      • Re: can i run linux code on windows, Keith Thompson
      • Re: can i run linux code on windows, Randy Howard
    • Re: can i run linux code on windows, Das
      • Re: can i run linux code on windows, Walter Roberson
      • Re: can i run linux code on windows, Flash Gordon
      • Re: can i run linux code on windows, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: can i run linux code on windows, Das
      • Re: can i run linux code on windows, Chris Croughton
      • Re: can i run linux code on windows, Alexei A. Frounze
  • Re: can i run linux code on windows, ed_davis2
    • Re: can i run linux code on windows, Keith Thompson
      • Re: can i run linux code on windows, ed_davis2
  • Re: can i run linux code on windows, Chris Hills
• 'const' keyword problem, siliconwafer
  • Re: 'const' keyword problem, Jack Klein
  • Re: 'const' keyword problem, Chris Torek
  • Re: 'const' keyword problem, Flash Gordon
  • Re: 'const' keyword problem, Giannis Papadopoulos
  • Re: 'const' keyword problem, siliconwafer
    • Re: 'const' keyword problem, Giorgos Keramidas
    • Re: 'const' keyword problem, Jasen Betts
      • Re: 'const' keyword problem, siliconwafer
  • Re: 'const' keyword problem, Default User
• how a pointer to null works ., maadhuu
  • Re: how a pointer to null works ., akarl
  • Re: how a pointer to null works ., Jack Klein
    • Re: how a pointer to null works ., Kenny McCormack
      • Re: how a pointer to null works ., sathyashrayan
      • Re: how a pointer to null works ., R Pradeep Chandran
      • Message not available
      • Re: how a pointer to null works ., Kenny McCormack
  • Re: how a pointer to null works ., sachin dooble
    • Re: how a pointer to null works ., Keith Thompson
      • Re: how a pointer to null works ., Default User
      • Re: how a pointer to null works ., CBFalconer
      • Re: how a pointer to null works ., R Pradeep Chandran
    • Re: how a pointer to null works ., Flash Gordon
• reflecting bit field, Jeremy Targett
  • Re: reflecting bit field, Thad Smith
    • Re: reflecting bit field, jeremy targett
      • Re: reflecting bit field, Alex Fraser
  • Re: reflecting bit field, Alex Fraser
• Can I use unsigned char as int?, poison . summer
  • Re: Can I use unsigned char as int?, Emmanuel Delahaye
    • Re: Can I use unsigned char as int?, poison . summer
      • Re: Can I use unsigned char as int?, Joe Wright
      • Re: Can I use unsigned char as int?, Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: Can I use unsigned char as int?, pete
      • Re: Can I use unsigned char as int?, pete
    • Re: Can I use unsigned char as int?, Kenneth Brody
      • Re: Can I use unsigned char as int?, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: Can I use unsigned char as int?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Can I use unsigned char as int?, Villy Kruse
      • Re: Can I use unsigned char as int?, Chris Croughton
      • Re: Can I use unsigned char as int?, Neil Kurzman
      • Re: Can I use unsigned char as int?, Kenneth Brody
• Re: Procedure for eliminating static variables?, Mr . Ed
  • Re: Procedure for eliminating static variables?, Eric Sosman
  • Re: Procedure for eliminating static variables?, John Bode
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Procedure for eliminating static variables?, Gordon Burditt
    • Re: Procedure for eliminating static variables?, Mr . Ed
  • Re: Procedure for eliminating static variables?, Michael Wojcik
• Re: How to write code which minimizes page faults?, Lawrence Kirby
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: How to write code which minimizes page faults?, mike
• Re: gcc 4 signed vs unsigned char, Lawrence Kirby
  • Re: gcc 4 signed vs unsigned char, Gordon Burditt
• Re: Data structures question, Lawrence Kirby
• Re: limiting access to a variable..., Lawrence Kirby
• I/O ofa large number of files, David
  • Re: I/O ofa large number of files, Eric Sosman
  • Re: I/O ofa large number of files, jacob navia
  • Re: I/O ofa large number of files, Anonymous 7843
  • Re: I/O ofa large number of files, David
  • Re: I/O ofa large number of files, Jasen Betts
• sabarish, sabarish
  • Re: sabarish, Randy Howard
• find out the problem, sabarish
  • Re: find out the problem, Eric Sosman
    • Re: find out the problem, Richard Bos
      • [OT] Re: find out the problem, Eric Sosman
    • Re: find out the problem, agarwal . prateek
      • Re: find out the problem, Walter Roberson
      • Re: find out the problem, Keith Thompson
      • Re: find out the problem, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: find out the problem, Krishanu Debnath
      • Re: find out the problem, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: find out the problem, Gordon Burditt
      • Re: find out the problem, Tobias Blomkvist
      • Re: find out the problem, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: find out the problem, Gordon Burditt
      • Re: find out the problem, Jasen Betts
      • Re: find out the problem, Jasen Betts
      • Re: find out the problem, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: find out the problem, Walter Roberson
      • Re: find out the problem, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: find out the problem, Keith Thompson
      • Re: find out the problem, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Message not available
      • Re: find out the problem, cs
      • Message not available
      • Re: find out the problem, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: find out the problem, Krishanu Debnath
      • Re: find out the problem, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: find out the problem, Krishanu Debnath
      • Re: find out the problem, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: find out the problem, Old Wolf
      • Re: find out the problem, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: find out the problem, Jack Klein
    • Re: find out the problem, sabarish
      • Re: find out the problem, akarl
      • Re: find out the problem, Walter Roberson
      • Re: find out the problem, Keith Thompson
  • Re: find out the problem, Kenneth Brody
  • Re: find out the problem, Ben Pfaff
  • Re: find out the problem, akarl
    • Re: find out the problem, Eric Sosman
      • Re: find out the problem, akarl
    • Re: find out the problem, Guillaume
      • Re: find out the problem, akarl
      • Re: find out the problem, Chris Croughton
      • Re: find out the problem, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: find out the problem, Walter Roberson
      • Re: find out the problem, Chris Croughton
  • Re: find out the problem, Keith Thompson
  • Re: find out the problem, Peter "Shaggy" Haywood
  • Re: find out the problem, Jasen Betts
    • Re: find out the problem, sabarish
    • Re: find out the problem, akarl
• Converting, chellappa
  • Re: Converting, pwnalwandi
    • Re: Converting, Alan
  • Re: Converting, CBFalconer
  • Re: Converting, ankisharma
  • Re: Converting, Jasen Betts
• give me the value, pwnalwandi
  • Re: give me the value, CBFalconer
  • Re: give me the value, Kenneth Brody
  • Re: give me the value, Martin Ambuhl
  • Re: give me the value, Jasen Betts
• const keyword problem., siliconwafer
  • Re: const keyword problem., Jack Klein
• something to do with void *, maadhuu
  • Re: something to do with void *, Chris Dollin
    • Re: something to do with void *, Robert Gamble
      • Re: something to do with void *, Chris Dollin
      • Re: something to do with void *, Richard Bos
      • Re: something to do with void *, Chris Dollin
      • Re: something to do with void *, Richard Bos
      • Re: something to do with void *, Chris Dollin
      • Re: something to do with void *, Robert Gamble
      • Re: something to do with void *, Emmanuel Delahaye
      • Re: something to do with void *, Robert Gamble
      • Re: something to do with void *, Emmanuel Delahaye
      • Re: something to do with void *, Robert Gamble
      • Re: something to do with void *, Keith Thompson
      • Re: something to do with void *, Robert Gamble
      • Re: something to do with void *, Keith Thompson
      • Re: something to do with void *, Keith Thompson
      • Re: something to do with void *, Netocrat
      • Re: something to do with void *, Robert Gamble
      • Re: something to do with void *, Netocrat
      • Re: something to do with void *, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: something to do with void *, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: something to do with void *, Chris Dollin
      • Re: something to do with void *, Netocrat
      • Re: something to do with void *, Chris Dollin
      • Re: something to do with void *, Netocrat
      • Re: something to do with void *, Chris Dollin
      • Re: something to do with void *, Netocrat
      • Re: something to do with void *, Chris Dollin
      • Re: something to do with void *, Netocrat
      • Re: something to do with void *, CBFalconer
      • Re: something to do with void *, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: something to do with void *, S.Tobias
      • Re: something to do with void *, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: something to do with void *, S.Tobias
      • Re: something to do with void *, S.Tobias
      • Re: something to do with void *, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: something to do with void *, Netocrat
      • Re: something to do with void *, Tim Rentsch
      • Message not available
      • Re: something to do with void *, Netocrat
      • Re: something to do with void *, pete
      • Re: something to do with void *, Joe Wright
      • Re: something to do with void *, Robert Gamble
      • Re: something to do with void *, Netocrat
      • Re: something to do with void *, Joe Wright
      • Re: something to do with void *, Netocrat
      • Re: something to do with void *, S.Tobias
      • Re: something to do with void *, Netocrat
      • Re: something to do with void *, S.Tobias
      • Re: something to do with void *, Netocrat
      • Re: something to do with void *, Richard Bos
      • Re: something to do with void *, Chris Dollin
  • Re: something to do with void *, Christopher Benson-Manica
  • Re: something to do with void *, Jonathan Bartlett
    • Re: something to do with void *, Richard Bos
      • Re: something to do with void *, Christopher Benson-Manica
• Image file in C, Afifov
  • Re: Image file in C, Philip Paeps
    • Re: Image file in C, Afifov
      • Re: Image file in C, Lawrence Kirby
      • Re: Image file in C, Jasen Betts
      • Re: Image file in C, Chris Croughton
      • Re: Image file in C, Kenneth Brody
      • Re: Image file in C, Randy Howard
      • Re: Image file in C, Malcolm
  • Re: Image file in C, ashok . s . das
  • Re: Image file in C, Alexei A. Frounze
  • Re: Image file in C, Simon Biber
• c decompiler, chellappa
  • Re: c decompiler, CBFalconer
  • Re: c decompiler, ashok . s . das
    • Re: c decompiler, Russell Shaw
      • Re: c decompiler, Kenneth Brody
      • Re: c decompiler, Das
      • Re: c decompiler, CBFalconer
• Pointer conversions and Data types conversions, vb@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Pointer conversions and Data types conversions, pete
    • Re: Pointer conversions and Data types conversions, Richard Bos
  • Re: Pointer conversions and Data types conversions, Cong Wang
    • Re: Pointer conversions and Data types conversions, Richard Heathfield
    • Re: Pointer conversions and Data types conversions, Lawrence Kirby
  • Re: Pointer conversions and Data types conversions, Richard Heathfield
  • Re: Pointer conversions and Data types conversions, ashok . s . das
    • Re: Pointer conversions and Data types conversions, Keith Thompson
  • Re: Pointer conversions and Data types conversions, Chris Torek
  • Re: Pointer conversions and Data types conversions, Jasen Betts
• Re: multiple versions of "Extended ASCII characters"(No. 128 to 255), Dave Thompson
• where to go after k&r, Shostakovich3@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: where to go after k&r, Peteris Krumins
  • Re: where to go after k&r, Michael Mair
  • Re: where to go after k&r, CBFalconer
    • Re: where to go after k&r, Robert Gamble
      • Re: where to go after k&r, CBFalconer
  • Re: where to go after k&r, Default User
• Macro to Optimize Space for Embedded Array, Michael B Allen
  • Re: Macro to Optimize Space for Embedded Array, Michael Mair
    • Re: Macro to Optimize Space for Embedded Array, Michael B Allen
      • Re: Macro to Optimize Space for Embedded Array, Ben Pfaff
  • Re: Macro to Optimize Space for Embedded Array, Tim Rentsch
• What is printed?, DJ
  • Re: What is printed?, Giannis Papadopoulos
    • Re: What is printed?, Alexei A. Frounze
    • Re: What is printed?, Walter Roberson
      • Re: What is printed?, Emmanuel Delahaye
      • Re: What is printed?, Richard Tobin
  • Re: What is printed?, Alexei A. Frounze
  • Re: What is printed?, Chris Torek
    • Re: What is printed?, Ravi Uday
      • Re: What is printed?, Chris Torek
  • Re: What is printed?, Kenneth Brody
• who can send me the paper[MUD95], Raphael Huang
  • Re: who can send me the paper[MUD95], Ben Pfaff
    • Re: who can send me the paper[MUD95], Kenny McCormack
  • Re: who can send me the paper[MUD95], Emmanuel Delahaye
• running dos commands using c, kapsi
  • Re: running dos commands using c, Emmanuel Delahaye
    • Re: running dos commands using c, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: running dos commands using c, Emmanuel Delahaye
      • Re: running dos commands using c, Walter Roberson
      • Re: running dos commands using c, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: running dos commands using c, Malcolm
    • Re: running dos commands using c, kapsi
      • Re: running dos commands using c, Default User
      • Re: running dos commands using c, Keith Thompson
• Re: Is "const" more than syntactic sugar?, Peter Pichler
• Re: #define, Peter Pichler
  • Re: #define, akarl
• cross platform directory scanning, Nazgob
  • Re: cross platform directory scanning, Emmanuel Delahaye
    • Re: cross platform directory scanning, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: cross platform directory scanning, Netocrat
      • Re: cross platform directory scanning, Alexei A. Frounze
• memcpy broken?, Peter Pichler
  • Re: memcpy broken?, Alexei A. Frounze
    • Re: memcpy broken?, Emmanuel Delahaye
    • Re: memcpy broken?, Peter Pichler
  • Re: memcpy broken?, Michael Mair
    • Re: memcpy broken?, Peter Pichler
      • Re: memcpy broken?, Alexei A. Frounze
  • Re: memcpy broken?, Joe Wright
    • Re: memcpy broken?, Richard Tobin
    • Re: memcpy broken?, Barry Schwarz
  • Re: memcpy broken?, Mark F. Haigh
  • Re: memcpy broken?, Lawrence Kirby
• ...Then what can I USE, Radith
  • Re: ...Then what can I USE, Peter Pichler
  • Re: ...Then what can I USE, Keith Thompson
  • Re: ...Then what can I USE, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: ...Then what can I USE, CBFalconer
  • Re: ...Then what can I USE, Giannis Papadopoulos
  • Re: ...Then what can I USE, John Bode
    • Re: ...Then what can I USE, CBFalconer
      • Re: ...Then what can I USE, Giannis Papadopoulos
      • Re: ...Then what can I USE, CBFalconer
      • Re: ...Then what can I USE, Giorgos Keramidas
      • Re: ...Then what can I USE, Jasen Betts
      • Re: ...Then what can I USE, CBFalconer
  • Re: ...Then what can I USE, James McIninch
  • Re: ...Then what can I USE, pete
  • Re: ...Then what can I USE, Jasen Betts
    • Re: ...Then what can I USE, Keith Thompson
      • Re: ...Then what can I USE, CBFalconer
• scanf problem with intaking a string *PLS. HELP*, Radith
  • Re: scanf problem with intaking a string *PLS. HELP*, Ben Pfaff
  • Re: scanf problem with intaking a string *PLS. HELP*, Malcolm
    • Re: scanf problem with intaking a string *PLS. HELP*, Keith Thompson
      • Re: scanf problem with intaking a string *PLS. HELP*, Michael Mair
      • Re: scanf problem with intaking a string *PLS. HELP*, Mark F. Haigh
      • Re: scanf problem with intaking a string *PLS. HELP*, Michael Mair
      • Re: scanf problem with intaking a string *PLS. HELP*, Keith Thompson
      • Re: scanf problem with intaking a string *PLS. HELP*, Mark F. Haigh
      • Re: scanf problem with intaking a string *PLS. HELP*, Chris Croughton
      • Re: scanf problem with intaking a string *PLS. HELP*, Michael Mair
      • Re: scanf problem with intaking a string *PLS. HELP*, John Bode
      • Re: scanf problem with intaking a string *PLS. HELP*, Michael Mair
      • Re: scanf problem with intaking a string *PLS. HELP*, CBFalconer
      • Re: scanf problem with intaking a string *PLS. HELP*, Michael Mair
      • Re: scanf problem with intaking a string *PLS. HELP*, David Mathog
      • Re: scanf problem with intaking a string *PLS. HELP*, CBFalconer
    • Re: scanf problem with intaking a string *PLS. HELP*, Lawrence Kirby
  • Re: scanf problem with intaking a string *PLS. HELP*, Martijn
• Re: gcc: pointer to array, pete
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: gcc: pointer to array, Tim Rentsch
  • Re: gcc: pointer to array, Tim Rentsch
• Any good codes for this algorithm?, poison . summer
  • Re: Any good codes for this algorithm?, Ben Pfaff
  • Re: Any good codes for this algorithm?, Keith Thompson
  • Re: Any good codes for this algorithm?, CBFalconer
  • Re: Any good codes for this algorithm?, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: Any good codes for this algorithm?, Jasen Betts
• The variable bit cpu, Skybuck Flying
  • Re: The variable bit cpu, Michael Mair
    • Re: The variable bit cpu, Flash Gordon
      • Re: The variable bit cpu, Michael Mair
      • Re: The variable bit cpu, CBFalconer
    • Re: The variable bit cpu, Skybuck Flying
      • Re: The variable bit cpu, Eric Sosman
      • Re: The variable bit cpu, Richard Bos
      • Re: The variable bit cpu, Skybuck Flying
  • Re: The variable bit cpu, Malcolm
    • Re: The variable bit cpu, Skybuck Flying
  • Re: The variable bit cpu, Giannis Papadopoulos
    • Re: The variable bit cpu, Skybuck Flying
      • Re: The variable bit cpu, Antonio Contreras
  • Re: The variable bit cpu, Walter Roberson
    • Re: The variable bit cpu, Skybuck Flying
      • Re: The variable bit cpu, Keith Thompson
      • Re: The variable bit cpu, Walter Roberson
  • Re: The variable bit cpu, Grumble
    • Re: The variable bit cpu, Grumble
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: The variable bit cpu, Skybuck Flying
  • Re: The variable bit cpu, Skybuck Flying
• Please explain the o/p, Kenny McCormack
  • Re: Please explain the o/p, Richard Heathfield
  • Re: Please explain the o/p, Eric Sosman
    • Re: Please explain the o/p, Richard Heathfield
  • Re: Please explain the o/p, Joe Wright
  • Re: Please explain the o/p, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: Please explain the o/p, James McIninch
• Initializer element not constant, grid
  • Re: Initializer element not constant, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: Initializer element not constant, Carlos
  • Re: Initializer element not constant, Jack Klein
  • Message not available
    • Re: Initializer element not constant, Jack Klein
      • Re: Initializer element not constant, grid
      • Re: Initializer element not constant, Jack Klein
  • Re: Initializer element not constant, Jasen Betts
• pointer value, JD
  • Re: pointer value, Michael Mair
  • Re: pointer value, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: pointer value, CBFalconer
• stepping inside a DLL, pinaki_m77
  • Re: stepping inside a DLL, Flash Gordon
  • Re: [OT] stepping inside a DLL, CBFalconer
    • Re: [OT] stepping inside a DLL, Lawrence Kirby
    • Re: [OT] stepping inside a DLL, Michael Wojcik
      • Re: [OT] stepping inside a DLL, Kenny McCormack
• calling function with 2-dim arrays, jeremy targett
  • Re: calling function with 2-dim arrays, Peter Nilsson
    • Re: calling function with 2-dim arrays, jeremy targett
  • Re: calling function with 2-dim arrays, lawrence . jones
  • Re: calling function with 2-dim arrays, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: calling function with 2-dim arrays, Jasen Betts
• Can __LINE__ be stringified?, Carlos
  • Re: Can __LINE__ be stringified?, Carlos
  • Re: Can __LINE__ be stringified?, Carlos
    • Re: Can __LINE__ be stringified?, Michael B Allen
  • Re: Can __LINE__ be stringified?, Jasen Betts
  • Re: Can __LINE__ be stringified?, Michael Wojcik
• Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Michael Wojcik
  • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, CBFalconer
  • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, Mark
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Should function argument be changed in function body?, pete
• Rotate, slashdotcommacolon
  • Re: Rotate, Ben Pfaff
    • Re: Rotate, James Harris
      • Re: Rotate, Ben Pfaff
      • Re: Rotate, James Harris
      • Re: Rotate, Ben Pfaff
      • Re: Rotate, James Harris
      • Re: Rotate, pete
      • Re: Rotate, James Harris
      • Re: Rotate, pete
  • Re: Rotate, Peter Nilsson
    • Re: Rotate, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Rotate, Joe Wright
      • Re: Rotate, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Rotate, Randy Howard
      • Re: Rotate, CBFalconer
      • Re: Rotate, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Rotate, Randy Howard
      • Re: Rotate, CBFalconer
• Re: Hints on how to migrate from C++ to C, Rob Thorpe
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Hints on how to migrate from C++ to C, Simon Biber
    • Re: Hints on how to migrate from C++ to C, Emmanuel Delahaye
      • Re: Hints on how to migrate from C++ to C, Simon Biber
  • Re: Hints on how to migrate from C++ to C, Emmanuel Delahaye
    • Re: Hints on how to migrate from C++ to C, Chris Croughton
      • Re: Hints on how to migrate from C++ to C, Emmanuel Delahaye
      • Re: Hints on how to migrate from C++ to C, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: Hints on how to migrate from C++ to C, Chris Croughton
      • Re: [OT] Hints on how to migrate from C++ to C, CBFalconer
      • Re: [OT] Hints on how to migrate from C++ to C, Randy Howard
      • Re: [OT] Hints on how to migrate from C++ to C, CBFalconer
  • Re: Hints on how to migrate from C++ to C, Emmanuel Delahaye
• Re: Design question dealing with char* function, John Bode
• Re: strcpy and strcat's return type, zeroNeverNeverSpamtype
  • Re: strcpy and strcat's return type, mike
    • Re: strcpy and strcat's return type, Kenny McCormack
    • Re: strcpy and strcat's return type, Keith Thompson
  • Re: strcpy and strcat's return type, Joe Wright
    • Re: strcpy and strcat's return type, Randy Howard
      • Re: strcpy and strcat's return type, Kenneth Brody
• Re: casting function pointers ?, Alfonso Morra
  • Re: casting function pointers ?, Barry Schwarz
• operator precedence with && and comma, siliconwafer
  • Re: operator precedence with && and comma, Eric Sosman
  • Re: operator precedence with && and comma, Chris Dollin
    • Re: operator precedence with && and comma, siliconwafer
      • Re: operator precedence with && and comma, Michael Mair
      • Re: operator precedence with && and comma, Gordon Burditt
      • Re: operator precedence with && and comma, John Bode
      • Re: operator precedence with && and comma, CBFalconer
      • Re: operator precedence with && and comma, Peter Nilsson
      • Re: operator precedence with && and comma, CBFalconer
      • Re: operator precedence with && and comma, Robert Gamble
      • Re: operator precedence with && and comma, pete
      • Re: operator precedence with && and comma, pete
      • Re: operator precedence with && and comma, siliconwafer
      • Re: operator precedence with && and comma, Anonymous 7843
      • Re: operator precedence with && and comma, John Bode
      • Re: operator precedence with && and comma, Chris Dollin
      • Re: operator precedence with && and comma, John Bode
      • Re: operator precedence with && and comma, pete
      • Re: operator precedence with && and comma, Robert Gamble
      • Re: operator precedence with && and comma, pete
      • Re: operator precedence with && and comma, Chris Dollin
• Which of switch statement and if-else statement takes less time to execute?, swaroophr
  • Re: Which of switch statement and if-else statement takes less time to execute?, Emmanuel Delahaye
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    • Re: Which of switch statement and if-else statement takes less time to execute?, Bhan
      • Re: Which of switch statement and if-else statement takes less time to execute?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Which of switch statement and if-else statement takes less time to execute?, Mark
      • Re: Which of switch statement and if-else statement takes less time to execute?, Bhan
      • Re: Which of switch statement and if-else statement takes less time to execute?, CBFalconer
      • Re: Which of switch statement and if-else statement takes less time to execute?, Charles Richmond
      • Re: Which of switch statement and if-else statement takes less time to execute?, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: Which of switch statement and if-else statement takes less time to execute?, Default User
      • Re: Which of switch statement and if-else statement takes less time to execute?, Christian Bau
      • Re: Which of switch statement and if-else statement takes less time to execute?, Giannis Papadopoulos
  • Re: Which of switch statement and if-else statement takes less time to execute?, Anonymous 7843
    • Re: Which of switch statement and if-else statement takes less time to execute?, Peter Pichler
  • Re: Which of switch statement and if-else statement takes less time to execute?, Christian Bau
  • Re: Which of switch statement and if-else statement takes less time to execute?, Malcolm
  • Re: Which of switch statement and if-else statement takes less time to execute?, Neo
  • Re: Which of switch statement and if-else statement takes less time to execute?, Jack Klein
  • Re: Which of switch statement and if-else statement takes less time to execute?, Joe Wright
  • Re: Which of switch statement and if-else statement takes less time to execute?, John Bode
  • Re: Which of switch statement and if-else statement takes less time to execute?, Lawrence Kirby
• Re: is *ptr++ equivalent to *(ptr++), siliconwafer
  • Re: is *ptr++ equivalent to *(ptr++), Suman
  • Re: is *ptr++ equivalent to *(ptr++), Chris Dollin
• Re: Big Endian, ranjeet . gupta
• Re: Coding embedded systems with C, Fao, Sean
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Coding embedded systems with C, Hans
• printf, biras
  • Re: printf, Grumble
  • Re: printf, Chris Dollin
  • Re: printf, Fao, Sean
    • Re: printf, Chris Dollin
      • Re: printf, Fao, Sean
  • Re: printf, Cong Wang
  • Re: printf, Sensei
    • Re: printf, Emmanuel Delahaye
    • Re: printf, Robert Gamble
      • Re: printf, Sensei
      • Re: printf, John Bode
      • Re: printf, Sensei
      • Re: printf, Keith Thompson
      • Re: printf, John Bode
      • Re: printf, Chris Croughton
      • Re: printf, CBFalconer
      • Re: printf, pete
    • Re: printf, Chris Dollin
      • Re: printf, Sensei
  • Re: printf, Martin Ambuhl
• Re: question regarding precedence and associativity of ++ and *, maadhuu
• far pointer, Meenu
  • Re: far pointer, Grumble
    • Re: far pointer, Stan Milam
      • Re: far pointer, Jasen Betts
  • Re: far pointer, Emmanuel Delahaye
    • Re: far pointer, Keith Thompson
      • Re: far pointer, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: far pointer, Lawrence Kirby
  • Re: far pointer, Malcolm
    • Re: far pointer, Keith Thompson
      • Re: far pointer, pete
      • Re: far pointer, Keith Thompson
      • Re: far pointer, pete
      • Re: far pointer, Gordon Burditt
      • Re: far pointer, pete
      • Re: far pointer, Gordon Burditt
      • Re: far pointer, pete
      • Re: far pointer, Gordon Burditt
      • Re: far pointer, Jasen Betts
      • Re: far pointer, Gordon Burditt
      • Re: far pointer, Malcolm
      • Re: far pointer, CBFalconer
      • Re: far pointer, Joe Wright
      • Re: far pointer, CBFalconer
      • Re: far pointer, Charles Richmond
      • Re: far pointer, Jasen Betts
      • Re: far pointer, Keith Thompson
• validating problem, foodic
  • Re: validating problem, Antonio Contreras
  • Re: validating problem, Cong Wang
    • Re: validating problem, Emmanuel Delahaye
    • Re: validating problem, Grumble
    • Re: validating problem, Martin Ambuhl
  • Re: validating problem, Martin Ambuhl
    • Re: validating problem, Keith Thompson
    • Re: validating problem, Peter Nilsson
      • Re: validating problem, Martin Ambuhl
      • Re: validating problem, Peter Nilsson
  • Re: validating problem, Barry Schwarz
• Re: E-Book Please, Praveen
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: E-Book Please, suresh
• Re: Paasing global variables to functions, gswork
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Paasing global variables to functions, Chris Dollin
  • Re: Paasing global variables to functions, William Hughes
• Re: Use of 'extern' keyword, siliconwafer
  • Re: Use of 'extern' keyword, Kenny McCormack
• Re: 1/2 =?, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
  • Re: 1/2 =?, akarl
    • Re: 1/2 =?, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
  • Re: 1/2 =?, Dik T. Winter
• Re: apparent 4 GB memory limit for brk() in solaris 8 on some hardware...?, Keith Thompson
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: apparent 4 GB memory limit for brk() in solaris 8 on some hardware...?, Rob Thorpe
  • Re: apparent 4 GB memory limit for brk() in solaris 8 on some hardware...?, Grumble
    • Re: apparent 4 GB memory limit for brk() in solaris 8 on some hardware...?, Eric Sosman
      • Re: apparent 4 GB memory limit for brk() in solaris 8 on some hardware...?, clsmyth
• Re: order of execution, Michael Mair
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: order of execution, Michael Wojcik
  • Re: order of execution, Emmanuel Delahaye
• Re: Copying a struct to a larger struct?, Alexei A. Frounze
  • Re: Copying a struct to a larger struct?, Michael Mair
  • Re: Copying a struct to a larger struct?, Chris Croughton
    • Re: Copying a struct to a larger struct?, Netocrat
      • Re: Copying a struct to a larger struct?, Chris Croughton
      • Re: Copying a struct to a larger struct?, Eric Sosman
      • Re: Copying a struct to a larger struct?, Chris Croughton
      • Re: Copying a struct to a larger struct?, Eric Sosman
      • Re: Copying a struct to a larger struct?, Ben Pfaff
      • Re: Copying a struct to a larger struct?, Chris Croughton
      • Re: Copying a struct to a larger struct?, Ben Pfaff
      • Re: Copying a struct to a larger struct?, Michael Wojcik