comp.lang.c

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• How to read data from several files into a single buffer?, gregus
  • Re: How to read data from several files into a single buffer?, Skarmander
• Syscall problem ?, yezi
  • Re: Syscall problem ?, Walter Roberson
    • Re: Syscall problem ?, yezi
• Re: Why this code is working, Simon Biber
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    • Re: Why this code is working, Simon Biber
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  • Re: Why this code is working, Keith Thompson
• Re: need of a sprintf like function..., Thad Smith
  • Re: need of a sprintf like function..., Simon Biber
• Re: Can you recommend any C programming books?, omar khan
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      • Re: Can you recommend any C programming books?, Skarmander
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  • Re: Can you recommend any C programming books?, Greg Comeau
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      • Re: Can you recommend any C programming books?, Coos Haak
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      • Re: Can you recommend any C programming books?, Walter Roberson
• Re: Pointer problem., Emmanuel Delahaye
• Re: Simple question, Niklas Norrthon
  • Re: Simple question, Niklas Norrthon
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  • Re: Simple question, Flash Gordon
• Re: Calendar Program, tigrfire
  • Re: Calendar Program, Keith Thompson
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      • Re: Calendar Program, tigrfire
  • Re: Calendar Program, Walter Roberson
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  • Re: Calendar Program, Ian Malone
• Re: Channel, Emmanuel Delahaye
• Re: how to replace a substring in a string using C?, Netocrat
  • Re: how to replace a substring in a string using C?, Skarmander
    • Re: how to replace a substring in a string using C?, Netocrat
  • Re: how to replace a substring in a string using C?, Netocrat
• Re: How to write function with multiple parameters...??, Ulrich Eckhardt
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  • Re: How to write function with multiple parameters...??, Park Sung-jae
• Re: Avaliable symbol table library??, Park Sung-jae
• pls expand this macro, sathyashrayan
  • Re: pls expand this macro, Park Sung-jae
  • Re: pls expand this macro, Walter Roberson
  • Re: pls expand this macro, Simon Biber
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      • Re: pls expand this macro, sathyashrayan
• Binary Search, willamette3597@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Binary Search, Sandeep
• Re: A Simple C Code to Discuss, Richard Heathfield
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  • Re: A Simple C Code to Discuss, Simon Biber
    • Re: A Simple C Code to Discuss, Richard Heathfield
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      • Re: A Simple C Code to Discuss, Randy Howard
  • Re: A Simple C Code to Discuss, Rouben Rostamian
• Why am I getting floating point exception?, Steven Jones
  • Re: Why am I getting floating point exception?, pete
  • Re: Why am I getting floating point exception?, Jordan Abel
• Re: Sort of mystified from an earlier thread, Chad
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  • Re: Sort of mystified from an earlier thread, pete
    • Re: Sort of mystified from an earlier thread, pete
  • Re: Sort of mystified from an earlier thread, pete
    • Re: Sort of mystified from an earlier thread, Chad
  • Re: Sort of mystified from an earlier thread, Jordan Abel
  • Re: Sort of mystified from an earlier thread, Greg Comeau
  • Re: Sort of mystified from an earlier thread, Old Wolf
• Re: C++ runtime errors, can someone help plz, BinWang85
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  • Re: C++ runtime errors, can someone help plz, Gordon Burditt
  • Re: C++ runtime errors, can someone help plz, Simon Biber
  • Re: C++ runtime errors, can someone help plz, Martin Ambuhl
• PLEASE HELP - Fundamental C language question, cpptutor2000
  • Re: PLEASE HELP - Fundamental C language question, Chad
    • Re: PLEASE HELP - Fundamental C language question, Jordan Abel
  • Re: PLEASE HELP - Fundamental C language question, Richard Heathfield
• Quick questions..., earthlinkmail
  • Re: Quick questions..., Martin Ambuhl
    • Re: Quick questions..., Chris Torek
  • Re: Quick questions..., Eric Sosman
    • Re: Quick questions..., John B
  • Re: Quick questions..., Arctic Fidelity
  • Re: Quick questions..., Simon Biber
  • Re: Quick questions..., Walter Roberson
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    • Re: Quick questions..., Zoso
      • Re: Quick questions..., Greg Comeau
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    • Re: Quick questions..., Zoso
  • Re: Quick questions..., Mark McIntyre
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    • Re: Quick questions..., Randy Howard
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      • Re: Quick questions..., Greg Comeau
  • Re: Quick questions..., vishnuvyas
    • Re: Quick questions..., Walter Roberson
  • Re: Quick questions..., Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: Quick questions..., Das
• Radix Sort Help, Foodbank
• really need help!!!, ligerdave
  • Re: really need help!!!, Keith Thompson
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      • Re: really need help!!!, Greg Comeau
• The result of 1 << 32, mrby
  • Re: The result of 1 << 32, Jordan Abel
    • Re: The result of 1 << 32, mrby
    • Re: The result of 1 << 32, Netocrat
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      • Re: The result of 1 << 32, Mark McIntyre
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      • Re: The result of 1 << 32, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: The result of 1 << 32, Richard Tobin
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      • Re: The result of 1 << 32, Flash Gordon
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      • Re: The result of 1 << 32, Jordan Abel
      • Re: The result of 1 << 32, Old Wolf
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      • Re: The result of 1 << 32, Christian Bau
• Re: Is char** (or char*[]) implicitly convertible to 'const char * const *'?, kevin . hall
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  • Re: Is char** (or char*[]) implicitly convertible to 'const char * const *'?, kevin . hall
    • Re: Is char** (or char*[]) implicitly convertible to 'const char * const *'?, Jordan Abel
      • Re: Is char** (or char*[]) implicitly convertible to 'const char * const *'?, Greg Comeau
    • Re: Is char** (or char*[]) implicitly convertible to 'const char * const *'?, Greg Comeau
  • Re: Is char** (or char*[]) implicitly convertible to 'const char * const *'?, Jordan Abel
    • Re: Is char** (or char*[]) implicitly convertible to 'const char * const *'?, Greg Comeau
  • Re: Is char** (or char*[]) implicitly convertible to 'const char * const *'?, Greg Comeau
    • Re: Is char** (or char*[]) implicitly convertible to 'const char * const *'?, Netocrat
• Re: how to get 0.000001 with printf?, William Hughes
  • Re: how to get 0.000001 with printf?, Jordan Abel
    • Re: how to get 0.000001 with printf?, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: how to get 0.000001 with printf?, Jordan Abel
      • Re: how to get 0.000001 with printf?, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: how to get 0.000001 with printf?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: how to get 0.000001 with printf?, Mark McIntyre
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      • Re: how to get 0.000001 with printf?, Mark McIntyre
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      • Re: how to get 0.000001 with printf?, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: how to get 0.000001 with printf?, Martin Ambuhl
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      • Re: how to get 0.000001 with printf?, Mark McIntyre
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      • Re: how to get 0.000001 with printf?, Chris Dollin
  • Re: how to get 0.000001 with printf?, Richard Tobin
• Re: array init, Joe Estock
• Re: scan: which format for a long long int, Keith Thompson
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  • Re: scan: which format for a long long int, kaikai
    • Re: scan: which format for a long long int, Keith Thompson
• Array Problems, kohvirus@xxxxxxxxx
• reading from a text file, googler
  • Re: reading from a text file, Skarmander
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      • Re: reading from a text file, granvillemw
      • Re: reading from a text file, granvillemw
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      • Re: reading from a text file, Chris Torek
  • Re: reading from a text file, AllaTurca
  • Re: reading from a text file, pete
    • Re: reading from a text file, pete
    • Re: reading from a text file, pete
    • Re: reading from a text file, bildad
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      • Re: reading from a text file, Keith Thompson
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      • Re: reading from a text file, Chris Torek
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      • Re: reading from a text file, Chris Torek
      • Re: reading from a text file, Keith Thompson
      • Re: reading from a text file, bildad
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      • Re: reading from a text file, Jordan Abel
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      • Re: reading from a text file, Jordan Abel
      • Re: reading from a text file, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: reading from a text file, Jordan Abel
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      • Re: reading from a text file, Dik T. Winter
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      • Re: reading from a text file, pete
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      • Re: reading from a text file, Frodo Baggins
      • Re: reading from a text file, Greg Comeau
      • Re: reading from a text file, Keith Thompson
• Re: Problem with strcat, strcpy,sprintf, diego . arias . vel
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  • Re: Problem with strcat, strcpy,sprintf, Keith Thompson
    • Re: Problem with strcat, strcpy,sprintf, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: Problem with strcat, strcpy,sprintf, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Problem with strcat, strcpy,sprintf, Mark McIntyre
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      • Re: Problem with strcat, strcpy,sprintf, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: Problem with strcat, strcpy,sprintf, Keith Thompson
  • Re: Problem with strcat, strcpy,sprintf, VISHNU VARDHAN REDDY UNDYALA
  • Re: Problem with strcat, strcpy,sprintf, Flash Gordon
  • Re: Problem with strcat, strcpy,sprintf, Keith Thompson
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      • Re: Problem with strcat, strcpy,sprintf, Keith Thompson
  • Re: Problem with strcat, strcpy,sprintf, pete
    • Re: Problem with strcat, strcpy,sprintf, Jordan Abel
  • Re: Problem with strcat, strcpy,sprintf, Mark McIntyre
• Re: program to print a triangle of astericks, VISHNU VARDHAN REDDY UNDYALA
  • Re: program to print a triangle of astericks, Keith Thompson
    • Re: program to print a triangle of astericks, Arne Schmitz
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  • Re: program to print a triangle of astericks, AllaTurca
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      • Re: program to print a triangle of astericks, AllaTurca
      • Re: program to print a triangle of astericks, VISHNU VARDHAN REDDY UNDYALA
    • Re: program to print a triangle of astericks, Keyser Soze
  • Re: program to print a triangle of astericks, Niklas Norrthon
• Returning pointers to different items and memory storage, CptDondo
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    • Re: Returning pointers to different items and memory storage, Captain Dondo
      • Re: Returning pointers to different items and memory storage, Eric Sosman
      • Re: Returning pointers to different items and memory storage, Netocrat
      • Re: Returning pointers to different items and memory storage, Captain Dondo
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      • Re: Returning pointers to different items and memory storage, Captain Dondo
• Re: Pse, help me to understand this code, Richard Bos
  • Re: Pse, help me to understand this code, Flash Gordon
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  • Re: Pse, help me to understand this code, Jordan Abel
    • Re: Pse, help me to understand this code, __frank__
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      • Re: Pse, help me to understand this code, Jordan Abel
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      • Re: Pse, help me to understand this code, Neil Cerutti
  • Re: Pse, help me to understand this code, __frank__
  • Re: Pse, help me to understand this code, __frank__
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      • Re: Pse, help me to understand this code, Flash Gordon
      • Re: Pse, help me to understand this code, __frank__
• Re: Any idea about this warning, Sunil
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  • Re: Any idea about this warning, Mac
  • Re: Any idea about this warning, Marc Boyer
• Order of evaluting functions ?, tienlx
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    • Re: Order of evaluting functions ?, Chris Dollin
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      • Re: Order of evaluting functions ?, Mike Wahler
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      • Re: Order of evaluting functions ?, Mabden
      • Re: Order of evaluting functions ?, Netocrat
      • Re: Order of evaluting functions ?, Mabden
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      • Re: Order of evaluting functions ?, Netocrat
      • Re: Order of evaluting functions ?, Skarmander
  • Re: Order of evaluting functions ?, August Karlstrom
    • Re: Order of evaluting functions ?, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: Order of evaluting functions ?, August Karlstrom
      • Re: Order of evaluting functions ?, Jordan Abel
      • [OT] Re: Order of evaluting functions ?, Skarmander
      • Re: Order of evaluting functions ?, Coos Haak
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      • Re: Order of evaluting functions ?, August Karlstrom
• Re: about rand, lawrence . jones
• Re: How to read such kind of file format ?, hotadvice
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  • Re: How to read such kind of file format ?, Huajian Luo
• Ints as strings, malloc, togipete
• XPEDITER/CICS C Support?, bporter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: XPEDITER/CICS C Support?, Michael Wojcik
• compilation of header file requested ? what is that mean, yezi
  • Re: compilation of header file requested ? what is that mean, Mark McIntyre
• Re: How to code for pass one structure value to another structures?, Singamsetty
  • Re: How to code for pass one structure value to another structures?, Singamsetty
  • Re: How to code for pass one structure value to another structures?, yezi
    • Re: How to code for pass one structure value to another structures?, Christopher Benson-Manica
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  • Re: How to code for pass one structure value to another structures?, venkatesh
    • Re: How to code for pass one structure value to another structures?, Default User
• fread() blocks when reading pipe with closed write end, bill
  • Re: fread() blocks when reading pipe with closed write end, Gordon Burditt
    • Re: fread() blocks when reading pipe with closed write end, bill
      • Re: fread() blocks when reading pipe with closed write end, Default User
• Re: the quicksort algorithm in Numerical Recipes in C (2nd edition), pete
• void* to char* ?, bildad
  • Re: void* to char* ?, Chris Hulbert
  • Re: void* to char* ?, Christopher Benson-Manica
  • Re: void* to char* ?, Keith Thompson
  • Re: void* to char* ?, Mark B
    • Re: void* to char* ?, A. Sinan Unur
• help regarding numerical linearization, rvdora9@xxxxxxxxx
• where are the strings?, Thomas Zhu
  • Re: where are the strings?, Walter Roberson
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      • Re: where are the strings?, Jordan Abel
  • Re: where are the strings?, Neil Cerutti
• Re: Redundant behavior in coding guideline, Netocrat
• Re: DJ Bernstein's str library, Kenny McCormack
  • Re: DJ Bernstein's str library, Poldie
    • Re: DJ Bernstein's str library, Ian Malone
  • OT: Whinging (was DJ Bernstein's str library), Peter Davies
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      • Re: OT: Whinging (was DJ Bernstein's str library), Christopher Benson-Manica
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      • Re: OT: Whinging (was DJ Bernstein's str library), Poldie
      • Re: OT: Whinging (was DJ Bernstein's str library), Jordan Abel
      • Re: OT: Whinging (was DJ Bernstein's str library), Flash Gordon
      • Re: OT: Whinging (was DJ Bernstein's str library), Poldie
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      • Re: OT: Whinging (was DJ Bernstein's str library), Dave Vandervies
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      • Re: OT: Whinging (was DJ Bernstein's str library), Mike Wahler
      • Re: OT: Whinging (was DJ Bernstein's str library), Jordan Abel
      • Re: OT: Whinging (was DJ Bernstein's str library), Mike Wahler
      • Re: OT: Whinging (was DJ Bernstein's str library), Jordan Abel
      • Re: OT: Whinging (was DJ Bernstein's str library), Mark McIntyre
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      • Re: OT: Whinging (was DJ Bernstein's str library), Netocrat
      • Re: OT: Whinging (was DJ Bernstein's str library), Mark McIntyre
      • Re: OT: Whinging (was DJ Bernstein's str library), Jordan Abel
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      • Re: OT: Whinging (was DJ Bernstein's str library), Mark McIntyre
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  • Re: DJ Bernstein's str library, Neil Cerutti
    • Re: DJ Bernstein's str library, Poldie
  • Re: DJ Bernstein's str library, Kenny McCormack
  • Re: DJ Bernstein's str library, Martin Ambuhl
    • Re: DJ Bernstein's str library, Jordan Abel
  • Re: DJ Bernstein's str library, Jack Klein
  • Re: DJ Bernstein's str library, Jordan Abel
  • Re: DJ Bernstein's str library, Jordan Abel
    • Re: DJ Bernstein's str library, Default User
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      • Re: DJ Bernstein's str library, Default User
      • Re: DJ Bernstein's str library, Jordan Abel
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      • Re: DJ Bernstein's str library, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: DJ Bernstein's str library, Default User
      • Re: DJ Bernstein's str library, Skarmander
      • Re: DJ Bernstein's str library, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: DJ Bernstein's str library, Jordan Abel
      • Re: DJ Bernstein's str library, Dik T. Winter
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      • Re: DJ Bernstein's str library, Jordan Abel
      • Re: DJ Bernstein's str library, Mark McIntyre
• How do I reverse a string with a single variable for swapping, rajendra . stalekar
  • Re: How do I reverse a string with a single variable for swapping, Richard Bos
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    • Re: How do I reverse a string with a single variable for swapping, Netocrat
  • Re: How do I reverse a string with a single variable for swapping, Neil Cerutti
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      • Re: How do I reverse a string with a single variable for swapping, Ravi Uday
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      • Re: How do I reverse a string with a single variable for swapping, Mac
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    • Re: How do I reverse a string with a single variable for swapping, Jordan Abel
      • Re: How do I reverse a string with a single variable for swapping, Steve Summit
      • Re: How do I reverse a string with a single variable for swapping, Neil Cerutti
      • Re: How do I reverse a string with a single variable for swapping, Jordan Abel
      • Re: How do I reverse a string with a single variable for swapping, Steve Summit
      • Re: How do I reverse a string with a single variable for swapping, ashu
      • Re: How do I reverse a string with a single variable for swapping, Walter Roberson
      • [OT]Re: How do I reverse a string with a single variable for swapping, Michael Mair
      • Re: [OT]Re: How do I reverse a string with a single variable for swapping, Walter Roberson
• Re: why prefix increment is faster than postfix increment?, Keith Thompson
• Re: invalid use of array with unspecified bounds.. why?, tedu
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  • Re: invalid use of array with unspecified bounds.. why?, Simon Biber
  • Re: invalid use of array with unspecified bounds.. why?, Leonard Blaisdell
    • Re: invalid use of array with unspecified bounds.. why?, Keith Thompson
• Re: arrays of strings and pointers, raphfrk
  • Re: arrays of strings and pointers, Simon Biber
    • Re: arrays of strings and pointers, Keith Thompson
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      • Re: arrays of strings and pointers, Netocrat
      • Re: arrays of strings and pointers, bitshadow
      • Re: arrays of strings and pointers, Netocrat
      • Re: arrays of strings and pointers, Keith Thompson
  • Re: arrays of strings and pointers, Mark McIntyre
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    • Re: arrays of strings and pointers, bitshadow
      • Re: arrays of strings and pointers, Keith Thompson
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      • Re: arrays of strings and pointers, Keith Thompson
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      • Re: arrays of strings and pointers, Flash Gordon
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      • Re: arrays of strings and pointers, Neil Cerutti
      • Re: arrays of strings and pointers, Jordan Abel
• Re: Radix Sorting, Arctic Fidelity
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      • Re: Radix Sorting, Arctic Fidelity
      • Re: Radix Sorting, Foodbank
• Re: fibinocci series, Mark McIntyre
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  • Re: fibinocci series, Walter Roberson
    • Re: fibinocci series, Jordan Abel
      • Re: fibinocci series, Walter Roberson
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      • Re: fibinocci series, Walter Roberson
  • Re: fibinocci series, Richard Heathfield
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      • Re: fibinocci series, Keith Thompson
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      • Re: fibinocci series, Richard Heathfield
  • Re: fibinocci series, Richard Heathfield
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      • Re: fibinocci series, John Bode
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      • Re: fibinocci series, John Bode
    • Re: fibinocci series, Dave Vandervies
      • Re: fibinocci series, nelu
      • Re: fibinocci series, Walter Roberson
      • Re: fibinocci series, nelu
      • Re: fibinocci series, Keith Thompson
      • Re: fibinocci series, Dave Vandervies
  • Re: fibinocci series, William Hughes
  • Re: fibinocci series, Richard Bos
• Simply replace a string in a string..., Locusta
  • Re: Simply replace a string in a string..., Tydr Schnubbis
  • Re: Simply replace a string in a string..., Malcolm
• Re: can u tell this will accept or not?, Netocrat
• UDP concept help please, person
  • Re: UDP concept help please, Jordan Abel
  • OT Re: UDP concept help please, Barry
• what is K&R2, Sunny
• Removing "if (a = b)" warning, Stephen
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      • Re: Removing "if (a = b)" warning, Jordan Abel
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      • Re: Removing "if (a = b)" warning, Randy Howard
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    • Re: Removing "if (a = b)" warning, Keith Thompson
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    • Re: Removing "if (a = b)" warning, Stephen
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      • Re: Removing "if (a = b)" warning, Stephen
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      • Re: Removing "if (a = b)" warning, pete
• Memory Leak, GJ
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    • Re: Memory Leak, Christopher Benson-Manica
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      • Re: Memory Leak, Netocrat
• Re: Pointer Allocation, hotadvice
  • Re: Pointer Allocation, Pacher R. Dragos
    • Re: Pointer Allocation, vire
      • Re: Pointer Allocation, Pacher R. Dragos
• How to import the structure defined in foo.c into bar.c., hotadvice
  • Re: How to import the structure defined in foo.c into bar.c., Mike Wahler
    • Re: How to import the structure defined in foo.c into bar.c., hotadvice
• replace and concatenate a string, tejasm
  • Re: replace and concatenate a string, Peter Nilsson
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      • Re: replace and concatenate a string, Keith Thompson
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      • Re: replace and concatenate a string, Christopher Benson-Manica
  • Re: replace and concatenate a string, Keith Thompson
  • Re: replace and concatenate a string, Jordan Abel
    • Re: replace and concatenate a string, Mike Wahler
      • Re: replace and concatenate a string, Jordan Abel
      • Re: replace and concatenate a string, Randy Howard
      • Re: replace and concatenate a string, Keith Thompson
      • Re: replace and concatenate a string, Randy Howard
• A new use for XML, Lionel
  • Re: A new use for XML, gooch
    • Re: A new use for XML, Lionel
  • Re: A new use for XML, Old Wolf
    • Re: A new use for XML, Keith Thompson
• Portably extracting data from a bytestring, James S. Singleton
  • Re: Portably extracting data from a bytestring, jacob navia
    • Re: Portably extracting data from a bytestring, Ben Pfaff
      • Re: Portably extracting data from a bytestring, jacob navia
    • Re: Portably extracting data from a bytestring, Walter Roberson
      • Re: Portably extracting data from a bytestring, Christopher Benson-Manica
  • Re: Portably extracting data from a bytestring, Skarmander
    • Re: Portably extracting data from a bytestring, pete
      • Re: Portably extracting data from a bytestring, Skarmander
• Convert binary char array to integer with reordering, Dave
  • Re: Convert binary char array to integer with reordering, Kenny McCormack
    • Re: Convert binary char array to integer with reordering, Jordan Abel
      • Re: Convert binary char array to integer with reordering, Richard Bos
      • Re: Convert binary char array to integer with reordering, Walter Roberson
      • Re: Convert binary char array to integer with reordering, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: Convert binary char array to integer with reordering, Jordan Abel
  • Re: Convert binary char array to integer with reordering, Dick de Boer
    • Re: Convert binary char array to integer with reordering, Dave
    • Re: Convert binary char array to integer with reordering, Default User
  • Re: Convert binary char array to integer with reordering, Richard Bos
• Compiler gives error of missing ']' while it's already there., vasudevmukherjee
  • Re: Compiler gives error of missing ']' while it's already there., Richard Tobin
  • Re: Compiler gives error of missing ']' while it's already there., Lew Pitcher
  • Re: Compiler gives error of missing ']' while it's already there., Martin Ambuhl
• Runtime errors possible when I forgot include <string.h>, ABeck
  • Re: Runtime errors possible when I forgot include <string.h>, Marc Boyer
    • Re: Runtime errors possible when I forgot include <string.h>, Joe Estock
    • Re: Runtime errors possible when I forgot include <string.h>, Jordan Abel
      • Re: Runtime errors possible when I forgot include <string.h>, Keith Thompson
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      • Re: Runtime errors possible when I forgot include <string.h>, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: Runtime errors possible when I forgot include <string.h>, Jordan Abel
      • Re: Runtime errors possible when I forgot include <string.h>, Marc Boyer
    • Re: Runtime errors possible when I forgot include <string.h>, Peter Nilsson
      • Re: Runtime errors possible when I forgot include <string.h>, Keith Thompson
• verifying the password, prasi
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    • Re: verifying the password, Eric Sosman
      • Re: verifying the password, Peter Nilsson
  • Re: verifying the password, Kenny McCormack
  • Re: verifying the password, Joe Estock
  • Re: verifying the password, Singamsetty
• abbreviate string, maurir
  • Re: abbreviate string, Peter Nilsson
  • Re: abbreviate string, Eric Sosman
• memcpy src & dst same, clu
  • Re: memcpy src & dst same, Peter Nilsson
• Re: Fibonacci program, Michael Wojcik
  • Re: Fibonacci program, mensanator@xxxxxxx
  • Re: Fibonacci program, Keith Thompson
    • Re: Fibonacci program, Michael Wojcik
  • Re: Fibonacci program, Michael Wojcik
• Re: FFTW change from complex struct to float[2], Charles Mills
  • Re: FFTW change from complex struct to float[2], spasmous
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: FFTW change from complex struct to float[2], stevenj
    • Re: FFTW change from complex struct to float[2], William Hughes
• Re: control reaches the end of non-void function, Martin Ambuhl
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: control reaches the end of non-void function, Thomas Barth
    • Re: control reaches the end of non-void function, Keith Thompson
    • Re: control reaches the end of non-void function, Skarmander
    • Re: control reaches the end of non-void function, Walter Roberson
    • Re: control reaches the end of non-void function, Christopher Benson-Manica
• Re: Erradicating a Buffer Overflow, Richard Bos
  • Re: Erradicating a Buffer Overflow, Arctic Fidelity
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      • Re: Erradicating a Buffer Overflow, Walter Roberson
      • Re: Erradicating a Buffer Overflow, Richard Bos
  • Re: Erradicating a Buffer Overflow, Arctic Fidelity
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  • Re: Erradicating a Buffer Overflow, SM Ryan
    • Re: Erradicating a Buffer Overflow, Arctic Fidelity
      • Re: Erradicating a Buffer Overflow, Walter Roberson
      • Re: Erradicating a Buffer Overflow, Arctic Fidelity
      • Re: Erradicating a Buffer Overflow, Walter Roberson
      • Re: Erradicating a Buffer Overflow, Arctic Fidelity
  • Re: Erradicating a Buffer Overflow, SM Ryan
    • Re: Erradicating a Buffer Overflow, Arctic Fidelity
      • Re: Erradicating a Buffer Overflow, Peter Nilsson
• Zeros or Zeroes?, Mabden
  • Re: Zeros or Zeroes?, Gordon Burditt
  • Re: Zeros or Zeroes?, John Bode
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• wrong in Socket program, chellappa
  • Re: wrong in Socket program, David Resnick
    • Pseudo-well-meaning-foreigners (Was: Re: wrong in Socket program), Kenny McCormack
    • Re: wrong in Socket program, Joe Estock
• can we compare two integers without using relational operators, raju
  • Re: can we compare two integers without using relational operators, Pacher R. Dragos
  • Re: can we compare two integers without using relational operators, Martin Ambuhl
  • Re: can we compare two integers without using relational operators, Keith Thompson
    • Re: can we compare two integers without using relational operators, Richard Heathfield
    • Re: can we compare two integers without using relational operators, raju
      • Re: can we compare two integers without using relational operators, lovecreatesbeauty
      • Re: can we compare two integers without using relational operators, Zara
      • Re: can we compare two integers without using relational operators, mohansn
      • Re: can we compare two integers without using relational operators, Skarmander
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      • Re: can we compare two integers without using relational operators, Richard Heathfield
  • Re: can we compare two integers without using relational operators, CoL
    • Re: can we compare two integers without using relational operators, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: can we compare two integers without using relational operators, Skarmander
  • Re: can we compare two integers without using relational operators, John Bode
    • Re: can we compare two integers without using relational operators, Keith Thompson
    • Re: can we compare two integers without using relational operators, Walter Roberson
  • Re: can we compare two integers without using relational operators, Christian Bau
  • Re: can we compare two integers without using relational operators, Peter Nilsson
  • Re: can we compare two integers without using relational operators, Niklas Norrthon
    • Re: can we compare two integers without using relational operators, Chris McDonald
      • Re: can we compare two integers without using relational operators, Christopher Benson-Manica
      • Re: can we compare two integers without using relational operators, Christian Bau
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      • Re: can we compare two integers without using relational operators, Peter Nilsson
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      • Re: can we compare two integers without using relational operators, Keith Thompson
      • Re: can we compare two integers without using relational operators, Keith Thompson
      • Re: can we compare two integers without using relational operators, Chris McDonald
  • Re: can we compare two integers without using relational operators, Ben Pfaff
• Will the allocated memory be released after process exits?, lovecreatesbeauty
  • Re: Will the allocated memory be released after process exits?, Peter Nilsson
  • Re: Will the allocated memory be released after process exits?, Pacher R. Dragos
• Validating keyboard input, bildad
• typedef query, James Brown
  • Re: typedef query, Robert Harris
  • Re: typedef query, Joe Wright
  • Re: typedef query, Keith Thompson
  • Re: typedef query, James Brown
• truncating a floating type variable, VISHNU VARDHAN REDDY UNDYALA
  • Re: truncating a floating type variable, Barry Schwarz
    • Re: truncating a floating type variable, Michael Mair
    • Re: truncating a floating type variable, VISHNU VARDHAN REDDY UNDYALA
      • Re: truncating a floating type variable, Barry Schwarz
• Re: file or directory and st_mode, Michael Mair
• Re: Language design pointer definition, Michael Mair
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Language design pointer definition, Malcolm
  • Re: Language design pointer definition, Ben Pfaff
• Re: PLEASE HELP - need good reference for pthread code, Michael Mair
• Re: gdb and gcc with IDE?, gary
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: gdb and gcc with IDE?, Davy
  • Re: gdb and gcc with IDE?, paytam
  • Re: gdb and gcc with IDE?, sonos
• Re: Unaligned pointers question, Steven Jones
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  • Re: Unaligned pointers question, Jack Klein
• Re: inline recursive functions, Skarmander
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: inline recursive functions, Christian Bau
  • Re: inline recursive functions, Aloo
    • Re: inline recursive functions, Michael Mair
      • Re: inline recursive functions, Christian Bau
      • Re: inline recursive functions, Michael Mair
• Representation of '\n' and EOF, Skarmander
  • Re: Representation of '\n' and EOF, Eric Sosman
    • Re: Representation of '\n' and EOF, Skarmander
      • Re: Representation of '\n' and EOF, Peter Nilsson
  • Re: Representation of '\n' and EOF, lawrence . jones
    • Re: Representation of '\n' and EOF, Skarmander
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      • Re: Representation of '\n' and EOF, pete
• Re: enum question, Chad
• Postcard, wijaja_anton001@xxxxxxxxx
• How come I can't use 'sqrt' and 'fabs'?, Vol
  • Re: How come I can't use 'sqrt' and 'fabs'?, Flash Gordon
  • Re: How come I can't use 'sqrt' and 'fabs'?, Mark McIntyre
• Header file, paytam
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  • Re: Header file, Netocrat
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  • Re: Header file, pete
• Where can I get the algorthm of dicrete convolution?, yezi
  • Re: Where can I get the algorthm of dicrete convolution?, Christopher Benson-Manica
  • Re: Where can I get the algorthm of dicrete convolution?, Alan Balmer
• Arg Eval, rayw
  • Re: Arg Eval, Christopher Benson-Manica
  • Re: Arg Eval, Mike Wahler
  • Re: Arg Eval, Flash Gordon
    • Re: Arg Eval, Razzer
      • Re: Arg Eval, Mike Wahler
      • Re: Arg Eval, Martin Ambuhl
      • Re: Arg Eval, Gordon Burditt
      • Re: Arg Eval, Flash Gordon
  • Re: Arg Eval, Barry Schwarz
  • Re: Arg Eval, Chris Torek
    • Re: Arg Eval, rayw
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• Re: ruminations on #include and paths, Gordon Burditt
  • Re: ruminations on #include and paths, David Mathog
    • Re: ruminations on #include and paths, Kenny McCormack
    • Re: ruminations on #include and paths, Gordon Burditt
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: ruminations on #include and paths, tedu
• Re: what does global char x[][444] mean?, Niu Xiao
  • Re: what does global char x[][444] mean?, Cheney Stallman
    • Re: what does global char x[][444] mean?, Niu Xiao
      • Re: what does global char x[][444] mean?, pete
  • Re: what does global char x[][444] mean?, willamette3597@xxxxxxxxx
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• How to find the size of dynamically allocated struct-type variable?, nmtoan
  • Re: How to find the size of dynamically allocated struct-type variable?, Marc Boyer
  • Re: How to find the size of dynamically allocated struct-type variable?, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: How to find the size of dynamically allocated struct-type variable?, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: How to find the size of dynamically allocated struct-type variable?, John Bode
  • Re: How to find the size of dynamically allocated struct-type variable?, Keith Thompson
• can you tell that y the code is work like that, venkatesh
  • Re: can you tell that y the code is work like that, Christopher Benson-Manica
    • Re: can you tell that y the code is work like that, Keith Thompson
      • Re: can you tell that y the code is work like that, Christopher Benson-Manica
      • Re: can you tell that y the code is work like that, Keith Thompson
  • Re: can you tell that y the code is work like that, Pierre Maurette
  • Re: can you tell that y the code is work like that, Emmanuel Delahaye
    • Re: can you tell that y the code is work like that, vire
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• where is the end of free()?, Thomas Zhu
  • Re: where is the end of free()?, Madhav
    • Re: where is the end of free()?, Thomas Zhu
      • Re: where is the end of free()?, Marc Boyer
      • Re: where is the end of free()?, Villy Kruse
      • Re: where is the end of free()?, Christopher Benson-Manica
      • Re: where is the end of free()?, Thomas Zhu
      • Re: where is the end of free()?, Emmanuel Delahaye
      • Re: where is the end of free()?, Razzer
      • Re: where is the end of free()?, Artie Gold
      • Re: where is the end of free()?, Emmanuel Delahaye
      • Re: where is the end of free()?, Thomas Zhu
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      • Re: where is the end of free()?, Default User
      • Re: where is the end of free()?, Netocrat
      • Re: where is the end of free()?, Default User
      • Re: where is the end of free()?, Netocrat
      • Re: where is the end of free()?, Default User
      • Re: where is the end of free()?, cappeca
      • Re: where is the end of free()?, Default User
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      • Re: where is the end of free()?, Niklas Norrthon
      • Re: where is the end of free()?, Marc Boyer
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      • Re: where is the end of free()?, TomHanks
      • Re: where is the end of free()?, Christopher Benson-Manica
    • Re: where is the end of free()?, ashu
      • Re: where is the end of free()?, Joe Wright
  • Re: where is the end of free()?, ashu
• how execute exe in c, chellappa
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    • Re: how execute exe in c, jaekkay
      • Re: how execute exe in c, Christopher Benson-Manica
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      • Re: how execute exe in c, Keith Thompson
  • Re: how execute exe in c, Pacher R. Dragos
    • Re: how execute exe in c, Flash Gordon
  • Re: how execute exe in c, Martin Ambuhl
    • [OT: was Re: how execute exe in c], Christopher Benson-Manica
      • Re: [OT: was Re: how execute exe in c], Neil Cerutti
      • Re: [OT: was Re: how execute exe in c], Martin Ambuhl
      • Re: [OT: was Re: how execute exe in c], A. Sinan Unur
      • (the) TIA cliche (Was: [OT: was Re: how execute exe in c]), Kenny McCormack
• What should printf infinity show?, dmoisset
  • Re: What should printf infinity show?, Walter Roberson
    • Re: What should printf infinity show?, pemo
      • Re: What should printf infinity show?, Keith Thompson
  • Re: What should printf infinity show?, Mabden
• Socket Programming Problem in C, chellappa
  • Re: Socket Programming Problem in C, Walter Roberson
  • Re: Socket Programming Problem in C, Christopher Benson-Manica
• Re: Find ip on my local machine, Keith Thompson
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  • Re: Find ip on my local machine, Michael Wojcik
• printf(), Turner, GS \(Geoff\)
  • Re: printf(), paulius-maruska
    • Re: printf(), Kenneth Brody
      • Re: printf(), Christopher Benson-Manica
  • Re: printf(), Christopher Benson-Manica
  • Re: printf(), Emmanuel Delahaye
    • Re: printf(), Jirka Klaue
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    • Re: printf(), Randy Howard
    • Re: printf(), Kenneth Brody
    • Re: printf(), Jack Klein
  • Re: printf(), Martin Ambuhl
• Re: Bit Counting, Alex Fraser
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  • Re: Bit Counting, Julian V. Noble
  • Re: Bit Counting, Peter Nilsson
• Re: Who can introduce some books about advanced c programming to me?, Skarmander
• Re: please tell it works, Lew Pitcher
  • Re: please tell it works, venkatesh
    • Re: please tell it works, Randy Howard
      • Re: please tell it works, Skarmander
      • Re: please tell it works, Tim Rentsch
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  • Re: please tell it works, Chris Dollin
  • Re: please tell it works, Thomas Zhu
    • Hai all,, Mistakenidentity18@xxxxxxxxx
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• re:, zgcpew
• re:, www.wizardreplica.com
• sentinel control loops, shan
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  • Re: sentinel control loops, Emmanuel Delahaye
• How to calculate the stack and heap size, ivan
  • Re: How to calculate the stack and heap size, Flash Gordon
  • Re: How to calculate the stack and heap size, Anonymous 7843
  • Re: How to calculate the stack and heap size, Malcolm
• re:, tmnggx
• how to determine a string to be a number?, lisa . lin
  • Re: how to determine a string to be a number?, Flash Gordon
  • Re: how to determine a string to be a number?, Niklas Norrthon
  • Re: how to determine a string to be a number?, Clifford Stern
    • Re: how to determine a string to be a number?, Jack Klein
  • Re: how to determine a string to be a number?, Keith Thompson
• Initializing Pointer to an array, rupesh_533
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      • Re: Initializing Pointer to an array, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: Initializing Pointer to an array, Barry Schwarz
      • Re: Initializing Pointer to an array, S.Tobias
      • Re: Initializing Pointer to an array, Flash Gordon
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      • Re: Initializing Pointer to an array, Christopher Benson-Manica
      • Re: Initializing Pointer to an array, Zara
      • Re: Initializing Pointer to an array, Christopher Benson-Manica
      • Re: Initializing Pointer to an array, Flash Gordon
      • Re: Initializing Pointer to an array, Peter Nilsson
• Re:, ktyzqz
• The difference between signed and unsigned when doing `mod', Hanzac Chen
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      • Re: The difference between signed and unsigned when doing `mod', Walter Roberson
  • Re: The difference between signed and unsigned when doing `mod', Jack Klein
    • Re: The difference between signed and unsigned when doing `mod', Hanzac Chen
      • Re: The difference between signed and unsigned when doing `mod', Jack Klein
      • Re: The difference between signed and unsigned when doing `mod', Keyser Soze
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    • Re: The difference between signed and unsigned when doing `mod', Dave Thompson
• How should ctype.h's functions be used?, Sarloc
  • Re: How should ctype.h's functions be used?, Ben Pfaff
    • Re: How should ctype.h's functions be used?, Eric Sosman
  • Re: How should ctype.h's functions be used?, Keith Thompson
    • Re: How should ctype.h's functions be used?, Dave Thompson
• Re: Null character and fixed strings, ehabaziz2001
  • Re: Null character and fixed strings, Christopher Benson-Manica
    • Re: Null character and fixed strings, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Null character and fixed strings, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: Null character and fixed strings, Flash Gordon
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• Crazy Send and Recv behaviour, ifmusic
  • Re: Crazy Send and Recv behaviour, Gordon Burditt
  • Re: Crazy Send and Recv behaviour, Alan Balmer
  • Re: Crazy Send and Recv behaviour, Kenneth Brody
  • Re: Crazy Send and Recv behaviour, spip_yeah
• Inside C, Sunny
  • Re: Inside C, Michael Mair
  • Re: Inside C, Alan Balmer
    • Re: Inside C, Sunny
      • Re: Inside C, Christopher Benson-Manica
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• Standard compliant seek with long long?, David Mathog
  • Re: Standard compliant seek with long long?, Gordon Burditt
    • Re: Standard compliant seek with long long?, tedu
      • Re: Standard compliant seek with long long?, David Mathog
      • Re: Standard compliant seek with long long?, Keyser Soze
      • Re: Standard compliant seek with long long?, Walter Roberson
• serial port behavior, bernatik
  • Re: serial port behavior, Christopher Benson-Manica
• how to use pure c to write OO programs, zhuyin . nju
  • Re: how to use pure c to write OO programs, Zara
  • Re: how to use pure c to write OO programs, EventHelix.com
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      • Re: how to use pure c to write OO programs, E. Robert Tisdale
      • Re: how to use pure c to write OO programs, Michael Wojcik
  • Re: how to use pure c to write OO programs, Skarmander
    • Re: how to use pure c to write OO programs, Marc Boyer
    • Re: how to use pure c to write OO programs, Guillaume
      • Re: how to use pure c to write OO programs, Skarmander
      • Re: how to use pure c to write OO programs, Keith Thompson
      • Re: how to use pure c to write OO programs, Greg Comeau
    • Re: how to use pure c to write OO programs, Keith Thompson
      • Re: how to use pure c to write OO programs, Skarmander
      • Re: how to use pure c to write OO programs, Keith Thompson
      • Re: how to use pure c to write OO programs, Skarmander
      • Re: how to use pure c to write OO programs, Greg Comeau
      • Re: how to use pure c to write OO programs, Greg Comeau
      • Re: how to use pure c to write OO programs, Keith Thompson
      • Re: how to use pure c to write OO programs, Greg Comeau
      • Re: how to use pure c to write OO programs, Greg Comeau
      • Re: how to use pure c to write OO programs, Greg Comeau
    • Re: how to use pure c to write OO programs, Greg Comeau
  • Re: how to use pure c to write OO programs, bwegge
    • Re: how to use pure c to write OO programs, Christopher Benson-Manica
    • Re: how to use pure c to write OO programs, E. Robert Tisdale
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  • Re: how to use pure c to write OO programs, Emmanuel Delahaye
• Re: thread safety, Michael Press
• what happens to free()?, Jerry
  • Re: what happens to free()?, Lew Pitcher
    • Re: what happens to free()?, ncf
      • Re: what happens to free()?, Nick Keighley
      • Re: what happens to free()?, Omri Barel
      • Re: what happens to free()?, ncf
      • Re: what happens to free()?, Jerry
      • Re: what happens to free()?, Chris Torek
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      • Re: what happens to free()?, Michael Wojcik
      • Re: what happens to free()?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: what happens to free()?, Flash Gordon
      • Re: what happens to free()?, Keith Thompson
• getting size using dirents structures, nicolasdban
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  • Re: getting size using dirents structures, Flash Gordon
• External Variables, Bart C
  • Re: External Variables, Mike Wahler
  • Re: External Variables, Richard Tobin
  • Re: External Variables, pete
• Two-Dimensional Char Array, miketigerwoods
  • Re: Two-Dimensional Char Array, Vimal Aravindashan
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      • Re: Two-Dimensional Char Array, Netocrat
      • Re: Two-Dimensional Char Array, Vimal Aravindashan
      • Re: Two-Dimensional Char Array, Vimal Aravindashan
      • Re: Two-Dimensional Char Array, Netocrat
      • Re: Two-Dimensional Char Array, Vimal Aravindashan
      • Re: Two-Dimensional Char Array, Netocrat
  • Re: Two-Dimensional Char Array, Neil Cerutti
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• malloc, Hrv'uljak
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  • Re: malloc, Martin Ambuhl
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• How to delay Global variable initilization, vsnadagouda
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• Watching a File for Changes, Christopher Harrison
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    • Re: Watching a File for Changes, Antonio Contreras
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      • Re: Watching a File for Changes, Christopher Benson-Manica
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      • Re: Watching a File for Changes, Mark McIntyre
  • Re: Watching a File for Changes, William Ahern
• Help. What is the error?, param
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  • Re: Help. What is the error?, Vimal Aravindashan
    • Re: Help. What is the error?, Flash Gordon
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  • Re: Help. What is the error?, jacob navia
  • Re: Help. What is the error?, Kenneth Brody
    • Re: Help. What is the error?, Richard Tobin
    • Re: Help. What is the error?, Flash Gordon
    • Re: Help. What is the error?, jacob navia
      • Re: Help. What is the error?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Help. What is the error?, jacob navia
      • Re: Help. What is the error?, Kenneth Brody
      • Re: Help. What is the error?, Michael Wojcik
• Unicode conversion, djake
  • Re: Unicode conversion, Mike Wahler
    • Re: Unicode conversion, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Unicode conversion, Mike Wahler
  • Re: Unicode conversion, Simon Biber
• Macro substitution and runtime question., Chad
  • Re: Macro substitution and runtime question., Mike Wahler
    • Re: Macro substitution and runtime question., Chad
      • Re: Macro substitution and runtime question., Singamsetty
• Help. Where is my error?, Red Dragon
  • Re: Help. Where is my error?, Geoff Turner
    • Re: Help. Where is my error?, Walter Roberson
  • Re: Help. Where is my error?, Walter Roberson
    • Re: Help. Where is my error?, Red Dragon
      • Re: Help. Where is my error?, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: Help. Where is my error?, Red Dragon
      • Re: Help. Where is my error?, Kevin Bagust
      • Re: Help. Where is my error?, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: Help. Where is my error?, Red Dragon
      • Re: Help. Where is my error?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Help. Where is my error?, Red Dragon
      • Re: Help. Where is my error?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Help. Where is my error?, Red Dragon
      • Re: Help. Where is my error?, Netocrat
      • Re: Help. Where is my error?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Help. Where is my error?, David Resnick
      • Re: Help. Where is my error?, David Resnick
      • Re: Help. Where is my error?, Dik T. Winter
      • Re: Help. Where is my error?, Default User
      • Re: Help. Where is my error?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Help. Where is my error?, Default User
  • Re: Help. Where is my error?, Michael Mair
    • Re: Help. Where is my error?, Red Dragon
      • Re: Help. Where is my error?, Christopher Benson-Manica
      • Re: Help. Where is my error?, Red Dragon
      • Re: Help. Where is my error?, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: Help. Where is my error?, Red Dragon
      • Re: Help. Where is my error?, Dave Thompson
      • Re: Help. Where is my error?, Red Dragon
  • Re: Help. Where is my error?, Keith Thompson
  • Re: Help. Where is my error?, Old Wolf
    • Message not available
      • Re: Help. Where is my error?, Red Dragon
• http://cprogrammers.blogspot.com/, becks007
  • Re: http://cprogrammers.blogspot.com/, Flash Gordon
    • Re: http://cprogrammers.blogspot.com/, Skarmander
• how to form queues for data storage and how to Handle the matching of the Responses, saleem
  • Re: how to form queues for data storage and how to Handle the matching of the Responses, Malcolm
• cyclic doubly link list, free2cric
  • Re: cyclic doubly link list, Simon Biber
  • Re: cyclic doubly link list, Chris Dollin
    • Re: cyclic doubly link list, Michael Mair
    • Re: cyclic doubly link list, Ben Pfaff
      • Re: cyclic doubly link list, Chris Dollin
• Re: Windows Programming in C under DevC++, Pacher R. Dragos
  • Re: Windows Programming in C under DevC++, jacob navia
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Windows Programming in C under DevC++, pemo
    • Re: Windows Programming in C under DevC++, Mabden
      • Re: Windows Programming in C under DevC++, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Windows Programming in C under DevC++, Mabden
• weird but interesting code - needs help, vib
  • Re: weird but interesting code - needs help, Walter Roberson
    • Re: weird but interesting code - needs help, vib
      • Re: weird but interesting code - needs help, Walter Roberson
      • Re: weird but interesting code - needs help, vib
• fread() function and reading binary files, Fernando Barsoba
  • Re: fread() function and reading binary files, Malcolm
  • Re: fread() function and reading binary files, Martin Ambuhl
• what are the different between gcc and cc compiler?, nick
  • Re: what are the different between gcc and cc compiler?, Gordon Burditt
  • Re: what are the different between gcc and cc compiler?, Walter Roberson
  • Re: what are the different between gcc and cc compiler?, Keith Thompson
  • Re: what are the different between gcc and cc compiler?, Malcolm
• Regarding use of modules, Paminu
  • Re: Regarding use of modules, Skarmander
    • Re: Regarding use of modules, Emmanuel Delahaye
      • Re: Regarding use of modules, Skarmander
  • Re: Regarding use of modules, Barry Schwarz
  • Re: Regarding use of modules, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: Regarding use of modules, Thad Smith
    • Re: Regarding use of modules, pete
  • Re: Regarding use of modules, Joe Wright
• Is % slow?, Michael B Allen
  • Re: Is % slow?, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: Is % slow?, Skarmander
  • Re: Is % slow?, Jack Klein
  • Re: Is % slow?, Scott \"Poncho\" Fluhrer
  • Re: Is % slow?, Walter Bright
• Help funtions in a seperate file??, Paminu
  • Re: Help funtions in a seperate file??, Skarmander
  • Re: Help funtions in a seperate file??, Michael B Allen
• what is the meaning of "implicit declaration of function `malloc' "?, nick
  • Re: what is the meaning of "implicit declaration of function `malloc' "?, Martin Ambuhl
• Re: The size of structs containing "int a[0]"?, Christopher Benson-Manica
  • Re: The size of structs containing "int a[0]"?, Keith Thompson
  • Re: The size of structs containing "int a[0]"?, pemo
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: The size of structs containing "int a[0]"?, Harry Plaske
• #define inside a struct?, Daniel Rudy
  • Re: #define inside a struct?, Robert Harris
    • Re: #define inside a struct?, Daniel Rudy
  • Re: #define inside a struct?, Mike Wahler
  • Re: #define inside a struct?, Alan Balmer
    • Re: #define inside a struct?, Daniel Rudy
• Request for compiler selection advice, Jeff Melvaine
  • Re: Request for compiler selection advice, Mike Wahler
    • Re: Request for compiler selection advice, Simon Biber
      • Re: Request for compiler selection advice, Jeff Melvaine
  • Re: Request for compiler selection advice, Walter Bright
• Book advice:Deitel & Deitel, __frank__
  • Re: Book advice:Deitel & Deitel, Ulrich Eckhardt
    • Re: Book advice:Deitel & Deitel, Chris Hills
  • Re: Book advice:Deitel & Deitel, Gaijinco
  • Re: Book advice:Deitel & Deitel, c_learner
    • Re: Book advice:Deitel & Deitel, Malcolm
    • Re: Book advice:Deitel & Deitel, Christopher Benson-Manica
      • Re: Book advice:Deitel & Deitel, __frank__
      • Re: Book advice:Deitel & Deitel, Martin Ambuhl
      • Message not available
      • Re: Book advice:Deitel & Deitel, fb
      • Re: Book advice:Deitel & Deitel, Randy Howard
  • Re: Book advice:Deitel & Deitel, Michael B Allen
  • Re: Book advice:Deitel & Deitel, spitfirex86
• pointers to char, gordy
  • Re: pointers to char, Kenneth Brody
    • Re: pointers to char, gordy
  • Re: pointers to char, Keith Thompson
• Question about C programming with .NET platform, LJK
  • Re: Question about C programming with .NET platform, Keith Thompson
  • Re: Question about C programming with .NET platform, EventHelix.com
  • Re: Question about C programming with .NET platform, Malcolm
• What is "shared library" in C, is there any small example I can see?, santa19992000
  • Re: What is "shared library" in C, is there any small example I can see?, Walter Roberson
  • Re: What is "shared library" in C, is there any small example I can see?, Malcolm
• Can somebody suggest a "C lang" project with pointers and linked lits for beginner?, santa19992000
  • Re: Can somebody suggest a "C lang" project with pointers and linked lits for beginner?, Malcolm
    • Re: Can somebody suggest a "C lang" project with pointers and linked lits for beginner?, Keith Thompson
• Typecast of one argument to printf impacts other ???, nandh_dp
  • Re: Typecast of one argument to printf impacts other ???, Alipha
  • Re: Typecast of one argument to printf impacts other ???, Barry Schwarz
  • Re: Typecast of one argument to printf impacts other ???, Martin Ambuhl
• JR PROGRAMMER-ANALYST/ C C++/ IN, Tom Gugger
  • Re: JR PROGRAMMER-ANALYST/ C C++/ IN, Harry Plaske
    • Re: JR PROGRAMMER-ANALYST/ C C++/ IN, Jack Klein
• char * ptr = "amit", in which area of memory it is stored (heap,stack,code,global), Amit
  • Re: char * ptr = "amit", in which area of memory it is stored (heap,stack,code,global), pete
  • Re: char * ptr = "amit", in which area of memory it is stored (heap,stack,code,global), venkatesh
    • Re: char * ptr = "amit", in which area of memory it is stored (heap,stack,code,global), pete
  • Re: char * ptr = "amit", in which area of memory it is stored (heap,stack,code,global), Joe Wright
  • Re: char * ptr = "amit", in which area of memory it is stored (heap,stack,code,global), Keith Thompson
  • Re: char * ptr = "amit", in which area of memory it is stored (heap,stack,code,global), Das
    • Re: char * ptr = "amit", in which area of memory it is stored (heap,stack,code,global), Jack Klein
      • Re: char * ptr = "amit", in which area of memory it is stored (heap,stack,code,global), CoL
      • Re: char * ptr = "amit", in which area of memory it is stored (heap,stack,code,global), Keith Thompson
      • Re: char * ptr = "amit", in which area of memory it is stored (heap,stack,code,global), Flash Gordon
• please tell the websites, venkatesh
  • Re: please tell the websites, shan
    • Re: please tell the websites, venkatesh
      • Re: please tell the websites, Keith Thompson
      • Re: please tell the websites, Joe Estock
      • Re: please tell the websites, Keith Thompson
    • Re: please tell the websites, Richard Heathfield
  • Re: please tell the websites, Roberto Waltman
    • Re: please tell the websites, Malcolm
      • Re: please tell the websites, Old Wolf
  • Re: please tell the websites, Das
• Re: char=int, Neil Kurzman
• Use of static ?, codefixer
  • Re: Use of static ?, Walter Roberson
    • Re: Use of static ?, codefixer
      • Re: Use of static ?, Roberto Waltman
    • Re: Use of static ?, codefixer
  • Re: Use of static ?, peetm
    • Re: Use of static ?, Joe Wright
      • Re: Use of static ?, Simon Biber
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      • Re: Use of static ?, Barry Schwarz
      • Re: Use of static ?, Joe Wright
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      • Re: Use of static ?, Michael Wojcik
  • Re: Use of static ?, Christian Bau
• system("PAUSE") for linux?, Paminu
  • Re: system("PAUSE") for linux?, Keith Thompson
  • Re: system("PAUSE") for linux?, Simon Biber
    • Re: system("PAUSE") for linux?, Paminu
      • Re: system("PAUSE") for linux?, Simon Biber
  • Re: system("PAUSE") for linux?, Anonymous 7843
  • Re: system("PAUSE") for linux?, Kenneth Brody
  • Re: system("PAUSE") for linux?, Roger Leigh
    • OT: system("PAUSE") for linux?, Kenny McCormack
    • Re: system("PAUSE") for linux?, Ben Pfaff
      • Re: system("PAUSE") for linux?, Roger Leigh
• WIN32 Console Programming - Changing cursor to block for overstrike?, AMT2K5
  • Re: WIN32 Console Programming - Changing cursor to block for overstrike?, Eric Sosman
    • Re: WIN32 Console Programming - Changing cursor to block for overstrike?, Anonymous 7843
    • Re: WIN32 Console Programming - Changing cursor to block for overstrike?, AMT2K5
      • Re: WIN32 Console Programming - Changing cursor to block for overstrike?, Default User
      • Re: WIN32 Console Programming - Changing cursor to block for overstrike?, Keith Thompson
• print to printer, Red Dragon
  • Re: print to printer, David Resnick
  • Re: print to printer, David Resnick
• Memory Dump, Pacher R. Dragos
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      • Re: Memory Dump, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: Memory Dump, David Lee Lambert
    • Re: Memory Dump, Emmanuel Delahaye
    • Re: Memory Dump, Keith Thompson
• beginner: structures..., rory
  • Re: beginner: structures..., Ravi Uday
    • Re: beginner: structures..., rory
      • Re: beginner: structures..., ajm
      • Re: beginner: structures..., rory
      • Re: beginner: structures..., Default User
      • Re: beginner: structures..., pete
      • Re: beginner: structures..., Walter Roberson
      • Re: beginner: structures..., Default User
  • Re: beginner: structures..., ajm
  • Re: beginner: structures..., pete
• Determine calling function, Joakim Hove
  • Re: Determine calling function, Ravi Uday
    • Re: Determine calling function, Joakim Hove
      • Re: Determine calling function, Emmanuel Delahaye
      • Re: Determine calling function, ajm
  • Re: Determine calling function, Marc Boyer
    • Re: Determine calling function, Joakim Hove
      • Re: Determine calling function, Marc Boyer
  • Re: Determine calling function, Niklas Norrthon
  • Re: Determine calling function, James Dow Allen
    • Re: Determine calling function, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Determine calling function, Michael Wojcik
      • Re: Determine calling function, James Dow Allen
      • Re: Determine calling function, Michael Wojcik
      • Re: Determine calling function, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Determine calling function, Skarmander
      • Re: Determine calling function, Walter Roberson
    • Re: Determine calling function, David Resnick
  • Re: Determine calling function, kar1107@xxxxxxxxx
• can u tell about the file operation links for me ?, pvenkatesh2k4
  • Re: [OT] can u tell about the file operation links for me ?, Mike Wahler
• fopen problem, pjlsr
  • Re: fopen problem, Robert Gamble
  • Re: fopen problem, Gordon Burditt
  • Re: fopen problem, Keith Thompson
    • Re: fopen problem, pjlsr
      • Re: fopen problem, Martin Ambuhl
    • Re: fopen problem, Michael Wojcik
      • Re: fopen problem, pjlsr
  • Re: fopen problem, Martin Ambuhl
  • Re: fopen problem, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: fopen problem, Emmanuel Delahaye
• Going beyond the K&R book., Corrupted Mind
  • Re: Going beyond the K&R book., AnonMail2005
    • Re: Going beyond the K&R book., Asbjørn Sæbø
      • Re: Going beyond the K&R book., AnonMail2005
  • Re: Going beyond the K&R book., Chad
  • Re: Going beyond the K&R book., pete
  • Re: Going beyond the K&R book., Bilgehan . Balban
  • Re: Going beyond the K&R book., slime mould
• *** glibc detected *** malloc(): memory corruption (fast): 0x0804c008 ***, Paminu
  • Re: *** glibc detected *** malloc(): memory corruption (fast): 0x0804c008 ***, A. Sinan Unur
  • Re: *** glibc detected *** malloc(): memory corruption (fast): 0x0804c008 ***, Richard Tobin
  • Re: *** glibc detected *** malloc(): memory corruption (fast): 0x0804c008 ***, Allin Cottrell
• compiler options to display types?, bsd_mike
  • Re: compiler options to display types?, Walter Roberson
  • Re: compiler options to display types?, Mike Wahler
  • Re: compiler options to display types?, Marc Boyer
  • Re: compiler options to display types?, Michael Wojcik
• how to do with this case?, qianz99
  • Re: how to do with this case?, Mike Wahler
  • Re: how to do with this case?, Flash Gordon
  • Re: how to do with this case?, Keith Thompson
• Re: Faster algorithm for prim numbers in C...???, Don
  • Re: Faster algorithm for prim numbers in C...???, Walter Roberson
• Inverse hypergeometric distribution function written in C?, Edward Hua
  • Re: Inverse hypergeometric distribution function written in C?, Flash Gordon
  • Re: Inverse hypergeometric distribution function written in C?, Thomas Lumley
• strict aliasing rules in ISO C, someone understands them ?, nicolas . riesch
  • Re: strict aliasing rules in ISO C, someone understands them ?, Christian Bau
    • Re: strict aliasing rules in ISO C, someone understands them ?, S.Tobias
    • Re: strict aliasing rules in ISO C, someone understands them ?, S.Tobias
      • Re: strict aliasing rules in ISO C, someone understands them ?, Dik T. Winter
      • Re: strict aliasing rules in ISO C, someone understands them ?, S.Tobias
      • Re: strict aliasing rules in ISO C, someone understands them ?, Dik T. Winter
    • Re: strict aliasing rules in ISO C, someone understands them ?, Thad Smith
      • Re: strict aliasing rules in ISO C, someone understands them ?, Christian Bau
    • Re: strict aliasing rules in ISO C, someone understands them ?, Old Wolf
  • Re: strict aliasing rules in ISO C, someone understands them ?, Jack Klein
    • Re: strict aliasing rules in ISO C, someone understands them ?, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: strict aliasing rules in ISO C, someone understands them ?, nicolas . riesch
      • Re: strict aliasing rules in ISO C, someone understands them ?, Netocrat
      • Re: strict aliasing rules in ISO C, someone understands them ?, Netocrat
      • Re: strict aliasing rules in ISO C, someone understands them ?, S.Tobias
      • Re: strict aliasing rules in ISO C, someone understands them ?, nicolas . riesch
      • Re: strict aliasing rules in ISO C, someone understands them ?, Netocrat
      • Re: strict aliasing rules in ISO C, someone understands them ?, nicolas . riesch
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      • Re: strict aliasing rules in ISO C, someone understands them ?, Netocrat
• Re: Can an enum be used as an array size?, SM Ryan
  • Re: Can an enum be used as an array size?, Kenneth Brody
    • Re: Can an enum be used as an array size?, Jack Klein
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Can an enum be used as an array size?, Keith Thompson
• Where is my mistake?, Red Dragon
  • Re: Where is my mistake?, Skarmander
    • Re: Where is my mistake?, Red Dragon
  • Re: Where is my mistake?, Eric Sosman
    • Re: Where is my mistake?, Red Dragon
  • Re: Where is my mistake?, orium69
    • Re: Where is my mistake?, Christopher Benson-Manica
    • Re: Where is my mistake?, Eric Sosman
      • Re: Where is my mistake?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Where is my mistake?, Keith Thompson
    • Re: Where is my mistake?, Anonymous 7843
      • Re: Where is my mistake?, Barry
      • Re: Where is my mistake?, Kenneth Brody
      • Re: Where is my mistake?, Barry
  • Re: Where is my mistake?, Dale
    • Re: Where is my mistake?, Red Dragon
      • Re: Where is my mistake?, Steffen Buehler
      • Re: Where is my mistake?, Red Dragon
      • Re: Where is my mistake?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Where is my mistake? Now no more mistake, Red Dragon
      • Re: Where is my mistake? Now no more mistake, pete
      • Re: Where is my mistake? Now no more mistake, William J. Leary Jr.
      • Re: Where is my mistake? Now no more mistake, Red Dragon
• Searching in Logs, Pacher R. Dragos
• How to determine checksum calculation method, Andrus
  • Re: How to determine checksum calculation method, Flash Gordon
  • Re: How to determine checksum calculation method, Pacher R. Dragos
• Re: String to HEX & BIN Conversion?, Peter Nilsson
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: String to HEX & BIN Conversion?, Dave Thompson
• parse error before '=' token, nick
  • Re: parse error before '=' token, Mike Wahler
  • Re: parse error before '=' token, littleroy
    • Re: parse error before '=' token, Keith Thompson
    • Re: parse error before '=' token, Mike Wahler
  • Re: parse error before '=' token, Kenneth Brody
  • Re: parse error before '=' token, Dale
    • Re: parse error before '=' token, Mike Wahler
      • Re: parse error before '=' token, Keith Thompson
      • Re: parse error before '=' token, Joe Wright
      • Re: parse error before '=' token, Anonymous 7843
      • Re: parse error before '=' token, Richard Tobin
      • Re: parse error before '=' token, Anonymous 7843
      • Re: parse error before '=' token, Walter Roberson
      • Re: parse error before '=' token, Richard Tobin
      • Re: parse error before '=' token, Martin Ambuhl
      • Re: parse error before '=' token, Old Wolf
      • Re: parse error before '=' token, Keith Thompson
      • Re: parse error before '=' token, Dave Thompson
      • Re: parse error before '=' token, Frodo Baggins
    • Re: parse error before '=' token, Keith Thompson
  • Re: parse error before '=' token, Ben Pfaff
• Re: what is the meaning of exit()?, A. Sinan Unur
  • Re: what is the meaning of exit()?, Charles M. Reinke
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: what is the meaning of exit()?, SM Ryan
  • Re: what is the meaning of exit()?, Mabden
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      • Re: what is the meaning of exit()?, Jordan Abel
      • Re: what is the meaning of exit()?, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: what is the meaning of exit()?, Jordan Abel
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      • Re: what is the meaning of exit()?, Richard Bos
• Re: Unconstrained behavior in arrays., Keith Thompson
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Unconstrained behavior in arrays., Chad
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      • Re: Unconstrained behavior in arrays., Joe Wright
  • Re: Unconstrained behavior in arrays., Ben Pfaff
• graph.h, Salvatore Di Fazio
  • Re: graph.h, Flash Gordon
  • Re: graph.h, James McIninch
• No limits in arrays??, Paminu
  • Re: No limits in arrays??, AnonMail2005
    • Re: No limits in arrays??, Keith Thompson
      • Re: No limits in arrays??, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: No limits in arrays??, Keith Thompson
      • Re: No limits in arrays??, Anonymous 7843
  • Re: No limits in arrays??, Keith Thompson
    • Re: No limits in arrays??, Paminu
  • Re: No limits in arrays??, Markus Moll
  • Re: No limits in arrays??, Flash Gordon
    • Re: No limits in arrays??, Malcolm Dew-Jones
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      • Re: No limits in arrays??, Malcolm Dew-Jones
      • Re: No limits in arrays??, Ben Pfaff
      • Re: No limits in arrays??, Keith Thompson
• Is there any good way to do it, qianz99
  • Re: Is there any good way to do it, Walter Roberson
    • Re: Is there any good way to do it, Keith Thompson
• projects ,samples exercises, Robert S
  • Re: projects ,samples exercises, Jaspreet
• pointers to elements in a Linked-List?, Paminu
  • Re: pointers to elements in a Linked-List?, Eric Sosman
    • Re: pointers to elements in a Linked-List?, Mabden
• Re: Where is the error?, Default User
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Where is the error?, pete
    • Re: Where is the error?, Keith Thompson
  • Re: Where is the error?, Old Wolf
    • Re: Where is the error?, Jaspreet
      • Re: Where is the error?, Peter Nilsson
      • Re: Where is the error?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Where is the error?, Jaspreet
      • Re: Where is the error?, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: Where is the error?, Jaspreet
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      • Re: Where is the error?, Tim Rentsch
    • Re: Where is the error?, Red Dragon
• operator >> on signed in c89, Simon Aittamaa
  • Re: operator >> on signed in c89, Eric Sosman
    • Re: operator >> on signed in c89, Simon Aittamaa
• Re: Using Huffman Compression, Ben Pfaff
  • Re: Using Huffman Compression, Dik T. Winter
  • Re: Using Huffman Compression, Mabden
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Using Huffman Compression, Michael Mair
  • Re: Using Huffman Compression, Skarmander
• Stopping a while loop with user input ?, ern
  • Re: Stopping a while loop with user input ?, Michael Mair
  • Re: Stopping a while loop with user input ?, Dave Vandervies
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      • Re: Stopping a while loop with user input ?, Mabden
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      • Re: Stopping a while loop with user input ?, Keith Thompson
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      • Re: Stopping a while loop with user input ?, Flash Gordon
      • Re: Stopping a while loop with user input ?, pete
      • Re: Stopping a while loop with user input ?, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: Stopping a while loop with user input ?, pete
      • Re: Stopping a while loop with user input ?, Keith Thompson
• Re: C source cruncher wanted, Skarmander
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: C source cruncher wanted, Eric Sosman
  • Re: C source cruncher wanted, Michael Wojcik
  • Re: C source cruncher wanted, Swampster
• Random floats function, Michel Rouzic
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      • Re: Random floats function, Michael Mair
      • Re: Random floats function, Michel Rouzic
      • Re: Random floats function, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Random floats function, pete
      • Re: Random floats function, pete
      • Re: Random floats function, pete
      • Re: Random floats function, pete
      • Re: Random floats function, Michel Rouzic
      • Re: Random floats function, Michael Mair
      • Re: Random floats function, Michel Rouzic
• "a < b < c" not the same as "(a < b) && (b < c)"?, Paminu
  • Re: "a < b < c" not the same as "(a < b) && (b < c)"?, pemo
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      • Re: "a < b < c" not the same as "(a < b) && (b < c)"?, Mabden
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      • Re: "a < b < c" not the same as "(a < b) && (b < c)"?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: "a < b < c" not the same as "(a < b) && (b < c)"?, Flash Gordon
  • Re: "a < b < c" not the same as "(a < b) && (b < c)"?, August Karlstrom
    • Re: "a < b < c" not the same as "(a < b) && (b < c)"?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: "a < b < c" not the same as "(a < b) && (b < c)"?, Skarmander
      • Re: "a < b < c" not the same as "(a < b) && (b < c)"?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: "a < b < c" not the same as "(a < b) && (b < c)"?, Skarmander
      • Re: "a < b < c" not the same as "(a < b) && (b < c)"?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: "a < b < c" not the same as "(a < b) && (b < c)"?, August Karlstrom
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      • Re: "a < b < c" not the same as "(a < b) && (b < c)"?, Simon Biber
      • Re: "a < b < c" not the same as "(a < b) && (b < c)"?, August Karlstrom
      • Re: "a < b < c" not the same as "(a < b) && (b < c)"?, Dik T. Winter
      • Re: "a < b < c" not the same as "(a < b) && (b < c)"?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: "a < b < c" not the same as "(a < b) && (b < c)"?, August Karlstrom
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      • Re: "a < b < c" not the same as "(a < b) && (b < c)"?, Christian Bau
      • Re: "a < b < c" not the same as "(a < b) && (b < c)"?, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: "a < b < c" not the same as "(a < b) && (b < c)"?, Simon Biber
      • Re: "a < b < c" not the same as "(a < b) && (b < c)"?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: "a < b < c" not the same as "(a < b) && (b < c)"?, S.Tobias
      • Re: "a < b < c" not the same as "(a < b) && (b < c)"?, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: "a < b < c" not the same as "(a < b) && (b < c)"?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: "a < b < c" not the same as "(a < b) && (b < c)"?, Mabden
      • Re: "a < b < c" not the same as "(a < b) && (b < c)"?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: "a < b < c" not the same as "(a < b) && (b < c)"?, Tim Rentsch
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      • Re: "a < b < c" not the same as "(a < b) && (b < c)"?, Mabden
      • Re: "a < b < c" not the same as "(a < b) && (b < c)"?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: "a < b < c" not the same as "(a < b) && (b < c)"?, Flash Gordon
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      • Re: "a < b < c" not the same as "(a < b) && (b < c)"?, Mabden
      • Re: "a < b < c" not the same as "(a < b) && (b < c)"?, Flash Gordon
      • Re: "a < b < c" not the same as "(a < b) && (b < c)"?, Mabden
      • Re: "a < b < c" not the same as "(a < b) && (b < c)"?, Netocrat
      • Re: "a < b < c" not the same as "(a < b) && (b < c)"?, Mabden
      • Re: "a < b < c" not the same as "(a < b) && (b < c)"?, Michael Mair
      • Re: "a < b < c" not the same as "(a < b) && (b < c)"?, Mabden
      • Re: "a < b < c" not the same as "(a < b) && (b < c)"?, Michael Mair
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      • Re: "a < b < c" not the same as "(a < b) && (b < c)"?, Peter Nilsson
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  • Re: "a < b < c" not the same as "(a < b) && (b < c)"?, Christian Bau
    • Re: "a < b < c" not the same as "(a < b) && (b < c)"?, Michael Wojcik
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• Can structures be passed to the functions by value?, srinivasaraokoneru
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• Re: Having trouble understanding these bitwise macros, pemo
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• Re: what is the meaning of the Warning message,why it occurs?, Skarmander
• Unions and structures implementation in C, Jason Curl
• a pointer to an array?, blue
  • Re: a pointer to an array?, kleuske
    • Re: a pointer to an array?, Michael Mair
    • Re: a pointer to an array?, blue
      • Re: a pointer to an array?, manoj1978
    • Re: a pointer to an array?, Keith Thompson
  • Re: a pointer to an array?, Michael Mair
    • Re: a pointer to an array?, blue
      • Re: a pointer to an array?, Netocrat
    • Re: a pointer to an array?, Keith Thompson
  • Re: a pointer to an array?, Martin Ambuhl
    • Re: a pointer to an array?, Netocrat
  • Re: a pointer to an array?, Flash Gordon
• Re: Bitfields in struct, Jack Klein
  • Re: Bitfields in struct, Jason Curl
• use of "->" on arrays?, Paminu
  • Re: use of "->" on arrays?, Richard Tobin
  • Re: use of "->" on arrays?, Charles M. Reinke
    • Re: use of "->" on arrays?, Clark S . Cox III
  • Re: use of "->" on arrays?, g . kanaka . raju
    • Re: use of "->" on arrays?, Keith Thompson
• Help w/ bit testing, Shawn
  • Re: Help w/ bit testing, mario . demiguel
  • Re: Help w/ bit testing, Skarmander
  • Re: Help w/ bit testing, Kenneth Brody
• Array of structs instead of an array with pointers to structs?, Paminu
  • Re: Array of structs instead of an array with pointers to structs?, Singamsetty
    • Re: Array of structs instead of an array with pointers to structs?, Paminu
      • Re: Array of structs instead of an array with pointers to structs?, Mike Wahler
      • Re: Array of structs instead of an array with pointers to structs?, Singamsetty
  • Re: Array of structs instead of an array with pointers to structs?, Eric Sosman
• Re: if(a,b,c), Mike Wahler
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  • Re: if(a,b,c), g . kanaka . raju
• how to compile, QQ
  • Re: how to compile, Richard Heathfield
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  • Re: how to compile, Christopher Benson-Manica
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• Linked list: casting a malloc pointer, __frank__
• How to do it?, seema_coma
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  • Re: How to do it?, Keith Thompson
• m##__LINE__, Francois Grieu
  • Re: m##__LINE__, Serge Paccalin
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• Re: Should I do that...?, Huajian Luo
  • Re: Should I do that...?, Simon Biber
• Bundle text/gif file in the shared object, pankaj . khandelwal
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  • Re: Bundle text/gif file in the shared object, Walter Roberson
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• Realloc destroys?, ifmusic
  • Re: Realloc destroys?, Martin Ambuhl
    • Re: Realloc destroys?, ifmusic
  • Re: Realloc destroys?, Christian Bau
  • Re: Realloc destroys?, Barry Schwarz
    • Re: Realloc destroys?, ifmusic
      • Re: Realloc destroys?, ifmusic
      • Re: Realloc destroys?, Marc Thrun
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      • Re: Realloc destroys?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Realloc destroys?, ifmusic
      • Re: Realloc destroys?, Default User
      • Re: Realloc destroys?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Realloc destroys?, Niklas Norrthon
      • Re: Realloc destroys?, Old Wolf
      • Re: Realloc destroys?, ifmusic
      • Re: Realloc destroys?, Barry Schwarz
• volatile and "needed side effects", dingoatemydonut
  • Re: volatile and "needed side effects", Eric Sosman
    • Re: volatile and "needed side effects", Keith Thompson
      • Re: volatile and "needed side effects", Eric Sosman
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      • Re: volatile and "needed side effects", Mark F. Haigh
      • Re: volatile and "needed side effects", Keyser Soze
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      • [OT] Re: volatile and "needed side effects", Eric Sosman
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      • Re: [OT] Re: volatile and "needed side effects", Eric Sosman
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      • Re: volatile and "needed side effects", Tim Rentsch
• More amusing C grammer, Colin King
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      • Re: More amusing C grammer, Simon Biber
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      • Re: More amusing C grammer, Dave Thompson
• diff bt postfix and prefix unary, shan
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• threading, Aloo
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• Stack Pointer..?, 7trackers
  • Re: Stack Pointer..?, Walter Roberson
  • Re: Stack Pointer..?, pemo
  • Re: Stack Pointer..?, mario . demiguel
    • Re: Stack Pointer..?, C Wegrzyn
    • Re: Stack Pointer..?, Jack Klein
  • Re: Stack Pointer..?, Malcolm Dew-Jones
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  • Re: Stack Pointer..?, Ben Pfaff
• Size of data types in C?, siliconwafer
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      • Re: Size of data types in C?, Antonio Contreras
      • Re: Size of data types in C?, Richard Tobin
      • Re: Size of data types in C?, siliconwafer
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• Re: Loop performance, Flash Gordon
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  • Re: Loop performance, SM Ryan
• Re: Faster for() loops?, Mabden
• Requesting - C Companion by Allen Holub, gobu
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• need help regarding tree datastructures, hema
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• indirect jmp, ganeshb
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      • Re: indirect jmp, Flash Gordon
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      • Re: indirect jmp, Kenneth Brody
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• Re: Output/Input Problem, remus . dragos
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  • Re: Output/Input Problem, Walter Roberson
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• Printf("%d"), geek
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      • Re: Printf("%d"), Walter Roberson
  • Re: Printf("%d"), Dale
    • Re: Printf("%d"), pemo
  • Re: Printf("%d"), pemo
  • Re: Printf("%d"), Keith Thompson
• C at its finest, cpluspluskilla
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  • Re: C at its finest, August Karlstrom
  • Re: C at its finest, Dale
  • Re: C at its finest, Kevin D . Quitt
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• Simple malloc problem with Visual C++ 2005 {Heap}, AMT2K5
  • Re: Simple malloc problem with Visual C++ 2005 {Heap}, Skarmander
  • Re: Simple malloc problem with Visual C++ 2005 {Heap}, Martin Ambuhl
• padding zeros in char *, s . seitz
  • Re: padding zeros in char *, Emmanuel Delahaye
  • Re: padding zeros in char *, Michael Mair
  • Re: padding zeros in char *, Martin Ambuhl
    • Re: padding zeros in char *, s . seitz
  • Re: padding zeros in char *, Joe Wright
    • Re: padding zeros in char *, Martin Ambuhl
      • Re: padding zeros in char *, Keith Thompson
      • Re: padding zeros in char *, Martin Ambuhl
      • Re: padding zeros in char *, Joe Wright
      • Re: padding zeros in char *, Keith Thompson
      • Re: padding zeros in char *, Old Wolf
      • Re: padding zeros in char *, Keith Thompson
      • Re: padding zeros in char *, Joe Wright
      • Re: padding zeros in char *, Michael Wojcik
• code error, yanyo
  • Re: code error, Mike Wahler
  • Re: code error, Ian
  • Re: code error, grocery_stocker
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• question about hash in search.h (glibc, unix), lestrov1
  • Re: question about hash in search.h (glibc, unix), Martin Ambuhl
    • Re: question about hash in search.h (glibc, unix), lestrov1
      • Re: question about hash in search.h (glibc, unix), Martin Ambuhl
• Re: my_itoa, any comments?, pete
  • Re: my_itoa, any comments?, Eric Sosman
    • Re: my_itoa, any comments?, pete
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: my_itoa, any comments?, pete
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      • Re: my_itoa, any comments?, Michael Mair
      • Re: my_itoa, any comments?, pete
      • Re: my_itoa, any comments?, Michael Mair
    • Re: my_itoa, any comments?, Peter Nilsson
    • Re: my_itoa, any comments?, Peter Nilsson
      • Re: my_itoa, any comments?, pete
      • Re: my_itoa, any comments?, pete
• Switch statement without break, Colin King
  • Re: Switch statement without break, Skarmander
    • Re: Switch statement without break, Colin King
      • Re: Switch statement without break, Eric Sosman
      • Re: Switch statement without break, Richard Tobin
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• Re: Strange output, unique
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  • Re: Strange output, pete
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• Re: lvalue cast, pete
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• Re: String Problem?, Mark McIntyre
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• Binary Tree, Foodbank
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• Linked list need help..., XXXXXX.working.in.my.blood
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  • Re: Linked list need help..., Sandeep
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• Linked list allocation problem, Nikos Mitas
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      • Re: Linked list allocation problem, Skarmander
      • Re: Linked list allocation problem, Nikos Mitas
      • Re: Linked list allocation problem, Barry Schwarz
  • Re: Linked list allocation problem, Skarmander
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• Help with serial port., laclac01
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• starting projects, defcon8
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• Is there a C runtime equivalent to the Win32 sleep function?, Angus Comber
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    • Re: Is there a C runtime equivalent to the Win32 sleep function?, Keith Thompson
  • Re: Is there a C runtime equivalent to the Win32 sleep function?, orium69
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• multi dimension array initialization using pointers, natkw1
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• Re: comp.lang.c Answers (Abridged) to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ), mensanator@xxxxxxx
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• Re: Where can I find the C function library source ?, Tera
• null function pointer?, Alexei A. Frounze
  • Re: null function pointer?, Gordon Burditt
    • Re: null function pointer?, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: null function pointer?, Mike Wahler
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    • Re: null function pointer?, Alexei A. Frounze
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  • Re: null function pointer?, Michael Mair
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    • Re: null function pointer?, Alexei A. Frounze
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      • Re: null function pointer?, Keith Thompson
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      • Re: null function pointer?, S.Tobias
      • Re: null function pointer?, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: null function pointer?, S.Tobias
      • Re: null function pointer?, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: null function pointer?, S.Tobias
      • Re: null function pointer?, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: null function pointer?, S.Tobias
      • Re: null function pointer?, Tim Rentsch
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• Good C programming style, Sensei
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    • Re: Good C programming style, pete
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      • Re: Good C programming style, Malcolm
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  • Re: Good C programming style, Sensei
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• help them with ddk, dajava
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      • Re: help them with ddk, Mike Wahler
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• Re: Insertion to a sorted list, Dale
• Watcom vs. gcc/icl/cl difference, pemo
  • Re: Watcom vs. gcc/icl/cl difference, Alexei A. Frounze
  • Re: Watcom vs. gcc/icl/cl difference, Skarmander
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    • Re: Watcom vs. gcc/icl/cl difference, pemo
      • Re: Watcom vs. gcc/icl/cl difference, Skarmander
      • Re: Watcom vs. gcc/icl/cl difference, Keith Thompson
  • Re: Watcom vs. gcc/icl/cl difference, Eric Sosman
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• Re: Macro assignmnet to a variable, tanmoy87544
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  • Re: Macro assignmnet to a variable, Mike Wahler
• Re: scanf question, tanmoy87544
• Inline asm commands, remus . dragos
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• Dynamic Array, chai
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      • Re: Dynamic Array, suriya
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      • Re: Dynamic Array, Martin Ambuhl
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• Array of pointer - needs help, vib
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• Compilation error - Most likely embarassingly easy, but I can't find what's wrong., Sune
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    • Re: Compilation error - Most likely embarassingly easy, but I can't find what's wrong., Keith Thompson
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  • Re: Compilation error - Most likely embarassingly easy, but I can't find what's wrong., Niklas Norrthon
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• malloc trouble, ncf
  • Re: malloc trouble, Artie Gold
    • Re: malloc trouble, ncf
      • Re: malloc trouble, Christopher Benson-Manica
      • Re: malloc trouble, Mike Wahler
      • Re: malloc trouble, Christopher Benson-Manica
      • Re: malloc trouble, ncf
    • Re: malloc trouble, ncf
      • Re: malloc trouble, Artie Gold
      • Re: malloc trouble, ncf
      • Re: malloc trouble, Michael Mair
      • Re: malloc trouble, ncf
      • Re: malloc trouble, Michael Mair
      • Re: malloc trouble, Michael Mair
      • Re: malloc trouble, ncf
      • Re: malloc trouble, Niklas Norrthon
      • Re: malloc trouble, Flash Gordon
      • Re: malloc trouble, ncf
      • Re: malloc trouble, Mike Wahler
      • Re: malloc trouble, ncf
      • Re: malloc trouble, Mike Wahler
      • Re: malloc trouble, ncf
      • Re: malloc trouble, Keith Thompson
      • Re: malloc trouble, Flash Gordon
      • Re: malloc trouble, Martin Ambuhl
      • Re: malloc trouble, Joe Wright
      • Re: malloc trouble, Niklas Norrthon
  • Re: malloc trouble, Gordon Burditt
• References for machines where NULL is not zero., pm940
  • Re: References for machines where NULL is not zero., Artie Gold
  • Re: References for machines where NULL is not zero., Chris Torek
    • Re: References for machines where NULL is not zero., pm940
      • Re: References for machines where NULL is not zero., pm940
      • Re: References for machines where NULL is not zero., Kevin D . Quitt
      • Re: References for machines where NULL is not zero., Keith Thompson
      • Re: References for machines where NULL is not zero., Tim Rentsch
    • Re: References for machines where NULL is not zero., Dik T. Winter
      • Re: References for machines where NULL is not zero., Chris Torek
    • Re: References for machines where NULL is not zero., Richard Tobin
  • Re: References for machines where NULL is not zero., Gordon Burditt
    • Re: References for machines where NULL is not zero., pm940
  • Re: References for machines where NULL is not zero., Martin Ambuhl
  • Re: References for machines where NULL is not zero., Keith Thompson
  • Re: References for machines where NULL is not zero., pm940
    • Re: References for machines where NULL is not zero., Chris Torek
      • Re: References for machines where NULL is not zero., Walter Roberson
  • Re: References for machines where NULL is not zero., Christian Bau
    • Re: References for machines where NULL is not zero., Skarmander
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• String is left containing the data originally passed to the function?, AMT2K5
  • Re: String is left containing the data originally passed to the function?, Mike Wahler
  • Re: String is left containing the data originally passed to the function?, Dale
• Re: Looking for a C program to parse CSV, Christopher Benson-Manica
  • Re: Looking for a C program to parse CSV, Anonymous 7843
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  • Re: Looking for a C program to parse CSV, vvk4
    • Re: Looking for a C program to parse CSV, Martin Ambuhl
  • Re: Looking for a C program to parse CSV, vvk4
    • Re: Looking for a C program to parse CSV, Christopher Benson-Manica
      • Re: Looking for a C program to parse CSV, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Looking for a C program to parse CSV, Default User
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      • Re: Looking for a C program to parse CSV, Skarmander
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      • Re: Looking for a C program to parse CSV, Mabden
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      • Re: Looking for a C program to parse CSV, A. Sinan Unur
      • Re: Looking for a C program to parse CSV, Mabden
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      • Re: Looking for a C program to parse CSV, Flash Gordon
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      • Re: Looking for a C program to parse CSV, Default User
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      • Re: Looking for a C program to parse CSV, Mabden
      • Re: Looking for a C program to parse CSV, Default User
      • Re: Looking for a C program to parse CSV, Christopher Benson-Manica
      • Re: Looking for a C program to parse CSV, Keith Thompson
  • Re: Looking for a C program to parse CSV, vvk4
• pointers to pointers, defcon8
  • Re: pointers to pointers, Eric Sosman
  • Re: pointers to pointers, Alex Fraser
  • Re: pointers to pointers, Alexei A. Frounze
  • Re: pointers to pointers, Mike Wahler
  • Re: pointers to pointers, Dale
• Split string whose length is varying, Java and Swing
  • Re: Split string whose length is varying, Eric Sosman
    • Re: Split string whose length is varying, Java and Swing
      • Re: Split string whose length is varying, Christopher Benson-Manica
      • Re: Split string whose length is varying, Java and Swing
      • Re: Split string whose length is varying, Java and Swing
      • Re: Split string whose length is varying, deaden
      • Re: Split string whose length is varying, Christopher Benson-Manica
      • Re: Split string whose length is varying, Java and Swing
      • Re: Split string whose length is varying, Christopher Benson-Manica
• standard variation, yanyo
  • Re: standard variation, Alexei A. Frounze
• malloc() for struct member, googler
  • Re: malloc() for struct member, Keith Thompson
  • Re: malloc() for struct member, Barry Schwarz
    • Re: malloc() for struct member, googler
      • Re: malloc() for struct member, Alex Fraser
      • Re: malloc() for struct member, Flash Gordon
      • Re: malloc() for struct member, Baxter
  • Re: malloc() for struct member, KJ
    • Re: malloc() for struct member, googler
      • Re: malloc() for struct member, Keith Thompson
  • Re: malloc() for struct member, Kenneth Brody
• printf problem, chiara
  • Re: printf problem, Barry Schwarz
• struct initialization, John Smith
  • Re: struct initialization, Martin Ambuhl
  • Re: struct initialization, Skarmander
    • Re: struct initialization, Skarmander
  • Re: struct initialization, Alexei A. Frounze
  • Re: struct initialization, Mike Wahler
• wrong print, chiara
  • Re: wrong print, Flash Gordon
    • Re: wrong print, Ian Malone
• what is (*vector) ?, RocTheEngy
  • Re: what is (*vector) ?, Kenneth Brody
  • Re: what is (*vector) ?, Eric Sosman
    • Re: what is (*vector) ?, RocTheEngy
      • Re: what is (*vector) ?, Eric Sosman
      • Re: what is (*vector) ?, RocTheEngy
• what are REGS,SREGS ?, rahul8143
  • Re: what are REGS,SREGS ?, Skarmander
  • Re: what are REGS,SREGS ?, A. Sinan Unur
  • Re: what are REGS,SREGS ?, Alexei A. Frounze
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• Simulation of Sizeof operator, sabarish
  • Re: Simulation of Sizeof operator, Walter Roberson
    • Re: Simulation of Sizeof operator, Zara
      • Re: Simulation of Sizeof operator, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Simulation of Sizeof operator, pete
    • Re: Simulation of Sizeof operator, zikaizhang@xxxxxxxxx
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      • Re: Simulation of Sizeof operator, kaikai
      • Re: Simulation of Sizeof operator, Dave Thompson
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      • Re: Simulation of Sizeof operator, pete
  • Re: Simulation of Sizeof operator, Alexei A. Frounze
    • Re: Simulation of Sizeof operator, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: Simulation of Sizeof operator, Skarmander
      • Re: Simulation of Sizeof operator, Kenneth Brody
      • Re: Simulation of Sizeof operator, Alexei A. Frounze
• Image BMP, Romulo Carneiro
  • Re: Image BMP, Alexei A. Frounze
    • Re: Image BMP, Romulo Carneiro
      • Re: Image BMP, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Image BMP, Mike Wahler
  • Re: Image BMP, August Karlstrom
• On what does size of data types depend?, Sunil
  • Re: On what does size of data types depend?, EventHelix.com
  • Re: On what does size of data types depend?, Eric Sosman
    • Re: On what does size of data types depend?, Skarmander
      • Re: On what does size of data types depend?, Eric Sosman
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      • Re: On what does size of data types depend?, Emmanuel Delahaye
      • Re: On what does size of data types depend?, Christian Bau
      • Re: On what does size of data types depend?, Alexei A. Frounze
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      • [OT] Re: On what does size of data types depend?, Eric Sosman
  • Re: On what does size of data types depend?, tanmoy87544
    • Re: On what does size of data types depend?, Sunil
  • "Portability" contructs like UINT32 etc., John Devereux
    • Re: "Portability" contructs like UINT32 etc., Lowell Gilbert
      • Re: "Portability" contructs like UINT32 etc., John Devereux
    • Re: "Portability" contructs like UINT32 etc., tanmoy87544
    • Re: "Portability" contructs like UINT32 etc., Keith Thompson
    • Re: "Portability" contructs like UINT32 etc., Christian Bau
    • Re: "Portability" contructs like UINT32 etc., Jack Klein
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      • Re: "Portability" contructs like UINT32 etc., Eric Sosman
      • Re: "Portability" contructs like UINT32 etc., John Devereux
      • Re: "Portability" contructs like UINT32 etc., Skarmander
      • Re: "Portability" contructs like UINT32 etc., Walter Roberson
      • Re: "Portability" contructs like UINT32 etc., Eric Sosman
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      • Re: "Portability" contructs like UINT32 etc., Keith Thompson
      • Re: "Portability" contructs like UINT32 etc., Chris Torek
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      • Re: "Portability" contructs like UINT32 etc., Christian Bau
      • Re: "Portability" contructs like UINT32 etc., Ben Pfaff
      • Re: "Portability" contructs like UINT32 etc., Skarmander
  • Re: On what does size of data types depend?, Christian Bau
• Algorithm newsgroup?, Paminu
  • Re: Algorithm newsgroup?, Alexei A. Frounze
    • Re: Algorithm newsgroup?, Paminu
      • Re: Algorithm newsgroup?, pete
      • Re: Algorithm newsgroup?, Alexei A. Frounze
  • Re: Algorithm newsgroup?, pete
    • Re: Algorithm newsgroup?, Skarmander
      • Re: Algorithm newsgroup?, pete
• limits constatnts, Ravi Uday
  • Re: limits constatnts, Michael Mair
• Modularisation, Steffen Loringer
  • Re: Modularisation, Alexei A. Frounze
    • Re: Modularisation, Steffen Loringer
      • Re: Modularisation, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: Modularisation, Mark F. Haigh
      • Re: Modularisation, pete
      • Re: Modularisation, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: Modularisation, Mark F. Haigh
      • Re: Modularisation, Alexei A. Frounze
      • Re: Modularisation, Mark F. Haigh
      • Re: Modularisation, pete
      • Re: Modularisation, Alexei A. Frounze
    • Re: Modularisation, August Karlstrom
      • Re: Modularisation, Eric Sosman
      • Re: Modularisation, August Karlstrom
      • Re: Modularisation, Mike Wahler
• preprocessor directives, rahul8143
  • Re: preprocessor directives, Mike Wahler
  • Re: preprocessor directives, sweet_thiruvonam
  • Re: preprocessor directives, Martin Ambuhl
    • Re: preprocessor directives, Eric Sosman
  • Re: preprocessor directives, Kuku
• Re: how to declare pseudo-matrix function argument that is not modified by function?, Markus Becker
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  • Re: how to declare pseudo-matrix function argument that is not modified by function?, tanmoy87544
    • Re: how to declare pseudo-matrix function argument that is not modified by function?, tanmoy87544
• How to check out the segment dumped file and debug them in c? Thanks, yezi
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  • Re: How to check out the segment dumped file and debug them in c? Thanks, Richard Bos
• What is the problem with the code?, yezi
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      • Re: What is the problem with the code?, Keith Thompson
  • Re: What is the problem with the code?, Chris Dollin
• Re: What's wrong with this code ? (struct serialization to raw byte stream), Barry Schwarz
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: What's wrong with this code ? (struct serialization to raw byte stream), grocery_stocker
• Re: if and for statements, Christopher Benson-Manica
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  • Re: if and for statements, Default User
    • Re: if and for statements, Keith Thompson
      • Re: if and for statements, Peter "Shaggy" Haywood
      • [ot]Re: if and for statements, pete
  • Re: if and for statements, Kenneth Brody
  • Re: if and for statements, Barry Schwarz
• Re: Mimicking CAT or TYPE in C, mario . demiguel
  • Re: Mimicking CAT or TYPE in C, Nick Keighley
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  • Re: Mimicking CAT or TYPE in C, John Bode
  • Re: Mimicking CAT or TYPE in C, Barry
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  • Re: Mimicking CAT or TYPE in C, Joe Wright
• Which numbers evaluate to true and false?, Paminu
  • Re: Which numbers evaluate to true and false?, Christoph Schmidt
  • Re: Which numbers evaluate to true and false?, Skarmander
    • Re: Which numbers evaluate to true and false?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Which numbers evaluate to true and false?, Skarmander
      • Re: Which numbers evaluate to true and false?, Skarmander
      • Re: Which numbers evaluate to true and false?, August Karlstrom
      • Re: Which numbers evaluate to true and false?, Skarmander
      • Re: Which numbers evaluate to true and false?, Martin Ambuhl
      • Re: Which numbers evaluate to true and false?, August Karlstrom
      • Re: Which numbers evaluate to true and false?, Martin Ambuhl
      • Re: Which numbers evaluate to true and false?, August Karlstrom
      • Re: Which numbers evaluate to true and false?, Thad Smith
      • Re: Which numbers evaluate to true and false?, August Karlstrom
      • Re: Which numbers evaluate to true and false?, Skarmander
      • Re: Which numbers evaluate to true and false?, Anonymous 7843
      • Re: Which numbers evaluate to true and false?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Which numbers evaluate to true and false?, Skarmander
  • Re: Which numbers evaluate to true and false?, Christopher Benson-Manica
  • Re: Which numbers evaluate to true and false?, Keith Thompson
  • Re: Which numbers evaluate to true and false?, Christian Bau
    • Re: Which numbers evaluate to true and false?, Keith Thompson
  • Re: Which numbers evaluate to true and false?, James McIninch
• Reading Words from File, dough
  • Re: Reading Words from File, Alexei A. Frounze
  • Re: Reading Words from File, Walter Roberson
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      • Re: Reading Words from File, Eric Sosman
  • Re: Reading Words from File, Michael Mair
    • Re: Reading Words from File, Mabden
      • Re: Reading Words from File, Michael Mair
  • Re: Reading Words from File, Barry
  • Re: Reading Words from File, Barry Schwarz
• RGB(more than 16 colors please)??, Niks
  • Re: RGB(more than 16 colors please)??, Christopher Benson-Manica
• Re: how to convert an unsigned char to byte, Tim Rentsch
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: how to convert an unsigned char to byte, Old Wolf
• Re: [OT] Re: Questions about pointers to objects and pointers to functions, Tim Rentsch
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  • Re: [OT] Re: Questions about pointers to objects and pointers to functions, Tim Rentsch
• parsing #define in a code, rahul8143
  • Re: parsing #define in a code, Kenneth Brody
    • Re: parsing #define in a code, rahul8143
  • Re: parsing #define in a code, Emmanuel Delahaye
• Initializing Global Variables, jyu.james@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Initializing Global Variables, Richard Bos
  • Re: Initializing Global Variables, Roberto Waltman
    • Re: Initializing Global Variables, Eric Sosman
  • Re: Initializing Global Variables, Anonymous 7843
• Re: Dynamic memory allocation:Reading a file into buffers using a single linked list!, Henk
• Re: structure and constant memebers, Richard Tobin
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  • Re: structure and constant memebers, Keith Thompson
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      • Re: structure and constant memebers, Dave Thompson
      • Re: structure and constant memebers, Tim Rentsch
      • Re: structure and constant memebers, Dave Thompson
      • Re: structure and constant memebers, Tim Rentsch
• Re: static functions, Michael Wojcik
  • Re: static functions, John Bode
• strange error with global variable, Roman Mashak
  • Re: strange error with global variable, Hake
  • Re: strange error with global variable, Eric Sosman
• disable stdout buffering ?, Mathias Herrmann
  • Re: disable stdout buffering ?, Madhav
    • Re: disable stdout buffering ?, Mathias Herrmann
      • Re: disable stdout buffering ?, Richard Bos
      • Re: disable stdout buffering ?, Eric Sosman
  • Re: disable stdout buffering ?, Kenneth Brody
  • Re: disable stdout buffering ?, Michael Wojcik
• Problems with my little c-program, Henk
  • Re: Problems with my little c-program, Richard Bos
    • Re: Problems with my little c-program, Henk
    • Re: Problems with my little c-program, Michael Wojcik
      • Re: Problems with my little c-program, Henk
      • Re: Problems with my little c-program, Michael Wojcik
      • Re: Problems with my little c-program, Henk
      • Re: Problems with my little c-program, Michael Wojcik
      • Re: Problems with my little c-program, Barry Schwarz
  • Re: Problems with my little c-program, Michael Wojcik
    • Re: Problems with my little c-program, Henk
      • Re: Problems with my little c-program, Zara
    • Re: Problems with my little c-program, Dave Thompson
  • Re: Problems with my little c-program, Barry Schwarz
• Re: How to learn lists in C, __frank__
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  • Re: How to learn lists in C, Nick Keighley
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• Re: pipe with program arguments does not work?, Barry
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  • Re: pipe with program arguments does not work?, Hake
    • Re: pipe with program arguments does not work?, Christopher Benson-Manica
    • Re: pipe with program arguments does not work?, jan.dostrasil@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: pipe with program arguments does not work?, Christopher Benson-Manica
    • Re: pipe with program arguments does not work?, jan.dostrasil@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Looking for PowerC Library Source Disk, Mabden
• assertion in header, bill
  • Re: assertion in header, Peter Nilsson
  • Re: assertion in header, E. Robert Tisdale
• Puzzling compiler response to array initialization., Michael Press
  • Re: Puzzling compiler response to array initialization., pete
    • Re: Puzzling compiler response to array initialization., pete
    • Re: Puzzling compiler response to array initialization., Christopher Benson-Manica
      • Re: Puzzling compiler response to array initialization., pete
      • Re: Puzzling compiler response to array initialization., Christopher Benson-Manica
    • Re: Puzzling compiler response to array initialization., Michael Press
      • Re: Puzzling compiler response to array initialization., pete
      • Re: Puzzling compiler response to array initialization., pete
      • Re: Puzzling compiler response to array initialization., pete
      • Re: Puzzling compiler response to array initialization., Michael Press
      • Re: Puzzling compiler response to array initialization., pete
      • Re: Puzzling compiler response to array initialization., Keith Thompson
      • Re: Puzzling compiler response to array initialization., Michael Wojcik
      • Re: Puzzling compiler response to array initialization., Flash Gordon
  • Re: Puzzling compiler response to array initialization., A. Sinan Unur
    • Re: Puzzling compiler response to array initialization., pete
      • Re: Puzzling compiler response to array initialization., A. Sinan Unur
    • Re: Puzzling compiler response to array initialization., Michael Press
• Dynamic Memory Allocation for Reading String, dough
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• Re: (OT) Google groups abuse, Tim Prince
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  • Re: (OT) Google groups abuse, Thad Smith
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• C question -- Know the answers to the following, mluvw47
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  • Re: C question -- Know the answers to the following, appletree
    • Re: C question -- Know the answers to the following, Richard Tobin
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  • Re: C question -- Know the answers to the following, Mark F. Haigh
• Re: Reinitializing static array???, Kenneth Brody
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  • Re: Reinitializing static array???, those who know me have no need of my name
  • Re: Reinitializing static array???, kar1107@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: Reinitializing static array???, Michael Wojcik
      • Re: Reinitializing static array???, kar1107@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Reinitializing static array???, Michael Wojcik
• Re: Convert float -> char*, ern
• Re: What's wrong with this code ? (struct serialization to raw byte str, Alfonso Morra
• Re: why it is not giving any error?, David G. Hong
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      • Re: why it is not giving any error?, Lew Pitcher
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  • Re: why it is not giving any error?, August Karlstrom
  • Re: why it is not giving any error?, Joe Wright
• serializing an arbitrary data structure into a flat buffer (raw contiguous memory block), Alfonso Morra
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  • Re: serializing an arbitrary data structure into a flat buffer (raw contiguous memory block), Michael Wojcik
• sorting a hash table, dough
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  • Re: sorting a hash table, Jack Klein
    • Re: sorting a hash table, Michael Press
      • Re: sorting a hash table, Michael Mair
• Different seeding of srand() during a SINGLE program run, bobrics
  • Re: Different seeding of srand() during a SINGLE program run, Jack Klein
  • Re: Different seeding of srand() during a SINGLE program run, Alexei A. Frounze
    • Re: Different seeding of srand() during a SINGLE program run, bobrics
• segmentation fault, dough
  • Re: segmentation fault, A. Sinan Unur
  • Re: segmentation fault, James McIninch
    • Re: segmentation fault, Artie Gold
  • Re: segmentation fault, uououo
    • Re: segmentation fault, Jack Klein
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  • Re: segmentation fault, Martin Ambuhl
• Re: What exactly is a text character in the computer?, Joe Wright
• Re: forum, Jack Klein
• Re: A[x][y][z], Netocrat
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    • Re: A[x][y][z], Keith Thompson
    • Re: A[x][y][z], James Dow Allen
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      • Re: A[x][y][z], Joe Wright
      • Re: A[x][y][z], Keith Thompson
      • Re: A[x][y][z], James Dow Allen
      • Re: A[x][y][z], Keith Thompson
      • Re: A[x][y][z], beliavsky
  • Re: A[x][y][z], Keith Thompson
    • Re: A[x][y][z], Dave Thompson
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  • Re: A[x][y][z], Keith Thompson
    • Re: A[x][y][z], tanmoy87544
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  • Re: A[x][y][z], C Wegrzyn
    • Re: A[x][y][z], sterten
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    • Re: A[x][y][z], bqbert@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Namespaces clash in C, Flash Gordon
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  • Re: Namespaces clash in C, Nathan Wijnia
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  • Re: Namespaces clash in C, David Resnick
• Re: [OT] Re: What exactly is a text character in the computer?, Rouben Rostamian
  • Re: [OT] Re: What exactly is a text character in the computer?, Mabden
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  • Re: [OT] Re: What exactly is a text character in the computer?, Mark McIntyre
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• MSDOS-Based Compilable Code for RSA / Other Public-Key Scheme, Crypto Loko
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• Does anybody have a some old Turbo C for DOS...!!!, Bore Biko
  • Re: Does anybody have a some old Turbo C for DOS...!!!, Martin Ambuhl
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• gdb debugger, a
• Re: Using make, Sunil
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• Re: time problems 2, Keyser Soze
• Re: Linked Lists, Alexei A. Frounze
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• Re: time problems, Keith Thompson
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• is fopen/fseek/fread buffered?, John
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• what is funtion for delay in VC, lucifer
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• Is the behaviour defined, grid
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• Re: For all students: home work questions...a template, Randy Howard
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• Re: Posix semaphores, FiLH
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• Re: for( int i1=0,i2=0 ; i1<n1 && i2<n2; i1+=2, i2+=4), Bruintje Beer
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• serialization of structure into a raw memory block, Alfonso Morra
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• Re: Help with system calls, Emmanuel Delahaye
• Re: I think I'm gonna cry. (or newby problems with simple string function), pemo
• Re: K&R Wishlist, Randy Howard
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• count the number of occurrences of a substring in a string, sibingpeter
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• Re: Why googlers never quote and never will (Was: Re: Universal (g)libc), mensanator@xxxxxxx
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• Re: offsetof, Michael Mair
• Re: size of pointer in C?, Keith Thompson
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• Re: printf execution problem, Keith Thompson
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• Re: a pointer that points to itself, pete
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