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• Re: convert int to string without using standard library (stdio.h)
  • From: Old Wolf
• Re: convert int to string without using standard library (stdio.h)
  • From: Old Wolf
• Re: How to write a small graceful gcd function?
  • From: Dann Corbit
• Re: How to write a small graceful gcd function?
  • From: Tom St Denis
• Re: How to write a small graceful gcd function?
  • From: Dann Corbit
• Re: Help for designing outlines in c language
  • From: Walter Roberson
• Re: converting string into integer
  • From: Jack Klein
• Re: C library for PDF creation?
  • From: Jack Klein
• Re: read this
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: How to write a small graceful gcd function?
  • From: Tom St Denis
• Re: converting string into integer
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: convert int to string without using standard library (stdio.h)
  • From: websnarf
• read this
  • From: George Orwell
• Re: how to do an infinite loop
  • From: Markus Wolf
• Re: How to write a small graceful gcd function?
  • From: Dann Corbit
• Re: converting string into integer
  • From: Andy
• Re: command line arguements with spaces in them
  • From: Richard Tobin
• Re: C Programming: A Modern Approach 2nd Edition
  • From: I.M. !Knuth
• Re: How to write a small graceful gcd function?
  • From: Tom St Denis
• Re: error when rename pointer names
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: How to write a small graceful gcd function?
  • From: Ben Pfaff
• Re: convert int to string without using standard library (stdio.h)
  • From: Default User
• Re: How to write a small graceful gcd function?
  • From: Tom St Denis
• Re: Function declaration without parameters
  • From: Barry Schwarz
• Re: convert int to string without using standard library (stdio.h)
  • From: Mark McIntyre
• Re: convert int to string without using standard library (stdio.h)
  • From: pete
• Re: convert int to string without using standard library (stdio.h)
  • From: ceeques
• Re: converting string into integer
  • From: spibou
• Re: convert int to string without using standard library (stdio.h)
  • From: Peter Nilsson
• Re: convert int to string without using standard library (stdio.h)
  • From: spibou
• Re: converting string into integer
  • From: Peter Nilsson
• converting string into integer
  • From: priyanka
• Re: error when rename pointer names
  • From: Ancient_Hacker
• Re: OT: Re: automated coding standard validation?
  • From: Ian Collins
• Re: error when rename pointer names
  • From: Peter Nilsson
• error when rename pointer names
  • From: ehabaziz2001
• convert int to string without using standard library (stdio.h)
  • From: ceeques
• Re: Newbie question - displaying trivia questions at random
  • From: Simon Biber
• Re: C is too old? opinions?
  • From: John Bode
• Re: Help for designing outlines in c language
  • From: Simon Biber
• Re: Forward Declarations
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: How to write a small graceful gcd function?
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: beginner level question
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: fflush()
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: Largest Palindrome
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: i need help about Turbo C
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: i need help about Turbo C
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: Simple RegExp function
  • From: drasko
• Re: How to write a small graceful gcd function?
  • From: Dann Corbit
• Re: C is too old? opinions?
  • From: Kevin Handy
• Re: Help for designing outlines in c language
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: How to write a small graceful gcd function?
  • From: Dann Corbit
• Re: How to write a small graceful gcd function?
  • From: Dann Corbit
• Re: Help for designing outlines in c language
  • From: Skarmander
• Re: A debugging implementation of malloc
  • From: Dann Corbit
• Re: error: invalid operands to binary &
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: Help for designing outlines in c language
  • From: Skarmander
• Re: Help for designing outlines in c language
  • From: Walter Roberson
• Re: How to write a small graceful gcd function?
  • From: Ben Pfaff
• Re: How to write a small graceful gcd function?
  • From: Dann Corbit
• Re: How to write a small graceful gcd function?
  • From: Tom St Denis
• Re: How to write a small graceful gcd function?
  • From: Dann Corbit
• Re: How to write a small graceful gcd function?
  • From: Tom St Denis
• Re: My gets_ws function
  • From: Joe Wright
• Re: How to write a small graceful gcd function?
  • From: Walter Roberson
• Re: Help for designing outlines in c language
  • From: Simon Biber
• Re: How to write a small graceful gcd function?
  • From: Tom St Denis
• Re: How to write a small graceful gcd function?
  • From: Dann Corbit
• Re: Simple RegExp function
  • From: Michael Mair
• Re: How to write a small graceful gcd function?
  • From: Tom St Denis
• Re: How to write a small graceful gcd function?
  • From: Dann Corbit
• Re: Help for designing outlines in c language
  • From: Dann Corbit
• Re: Windows Coder Needed
  • From: Michael Wojcik
• Re: Help for designing outlines in c language
  • From: Walter Roberson
• Re: How to write a small graceful gcd function?
  • From: Tom St Denis
• Re: How to write a small graceful gcd function?
  • From: Ben Pfaff
• Re: How to write a small graceful gcd function?
  • From: Dann Corbit
• Re: i need help about Turbo C
  • From: Simon Biber
• Help for designing outlines in c language
  • From: Manmeet Mittal
• Re: command line arguements with spaces in them
  • From: Michael Wojcik
• Re: how to do an infinite loop
  • From: Clever Monkey
• Re: char *arr[n] Vs. char **arr
  • From: Simon Biber
• Re: How to write a small graceful gcd function?
  • From: Tom St Denis
• Re: How to write a small graceful gcd function?
  • From: Dann Corbit
• Re: How to write a small graceful gcd function?
  • From: Dann Corbit
• Re: How to write a small graceful gcd function?
  • From: Tom St Denis
• Re: How to write a small graceful gcd function?
  • From: Dann Corbit
• Re: How to write a small graceful gcd function?
  • From: Dann Corbit
• Re: i need help about Turbo C
  • From: Manmeet Mittal
• Re: i need help about Turbo C
  • From: Simon Biber
• Re: How to write a small graceful gcd function?
  • From: Ben Pfaff
• Re: How to write a small graceful gcd function?
  • From: Tom St Denis
• Re: How to write a small graceful gcd function?
  • From: Dann Corbit
• Re: How to write a small graceful gcd function?
  • From: Tom St Denis
• Re: beginner level question
  • From: John Bode
• Re: error: invalid operands to binary &
  • From: lawrence . jones
• Re: Function declaration without parameters
  • From: sarathy
• Re: i need help about Turbo C
  • From: sarathy
• Re: How to write a small graceful gcd function?
  • From: Dann Corbit
• Re: Function declaration without parameters
  • From: Flash Gordon
• Re: Function declaration without parameters
  • From: Frederick Gotham
• Re: Difference b/w storage class and storage class specifier
  • From: sarathy
• Re: char *arr[n] Vs. char **arr
  • From: Default User
• C library for PDF creation?
  • From: vasudevram
• Re: i need help about Turbo C
  • From: lovecreatesbeauty
• Re: Length Issue in Char while type casting
  • From: Nelu
• Re: Length Issue in Char while type casting
  • From: Walter Roberson
• Re: i need help about Turbo C
  • From: lovecreatesbeauty
• Re: Length Issue in Char while type casting
  • From: Eric Sosman
• Re: i need help about Turbo C
  • From: Barry Schwarz
• Re: char *arr[n] Vs. char **arr
  • From: Barry Schwarz
• Re: char *arr[n] Vs. char **arr
  • From: Barry Schwarz
• Re: Length Issue in Char while type casting
  • From: Nelu
• Re: Function declaration without parameters
  • From: Ian
• Re: ungetc
  • From: P.J. Plauger
• Length Issue in Char while type casting
  • From: ranjeet . gupta
• Re: beginner level question
  • From: Barry Schwarz
• Simple RegExp function
  • From: drasko
• Re: After read a whole OS written by C, someone asks `What is the advantage of C'
  • From: Tom St Denis
• Re: After read a whole OS written by C, someone asks `What is the advantage of C'
  • From: Chris Dollin
• Re: Windows Coder Needed
  • From: Gernot Frisch
• Re: [OT] `What is the advantage of C'
  • From: Morris Dovey
• Re: fflush()
  • From: Kenneth Brody
• Re: Windows Coder Needed
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: command line arguements with spaces in them
  • From: Randy Howard
• Re: Windows Coder Needed
  • From: lovecreatesbeauty
• Re: char *arr[n] Vs. char **arr
  • From: deepak
• Re: char *arr[n] Vs. char **arr
  • From: deepak
• Re: i need help about Turbo C
  • From: pemo
• Re: Largest Palindrome
  • From: Frederick Gotham
• Re: Largest Palindrome
  • From: av
• Re: Windows Coder Needed
  • From: Gernot Frisch
• Re: Windows Coder Needed
  • From: Tom St Denis
• Re: i need help about Turbo C
  • From: Tom St Denis
• Re: ungetc
  • From: av
• Re: After read a whole OS written by C, someone asks `What is the advantage of C'
  • From: Tom St Denis
• Re: char *arr[n] Vs. char **arr
  • From: yogeshmk
• i need help about Turbo C
  • From: pipito
• Re: Windows Coder Needed
  • From: Tom St Denis
• Re: My gets_ws function
  • From: Dietmar Schindler
• Re: Function declaration without parameters
  • From: Frederick Gotham
• Re: Windows Coder Needed
  • From: Alf P. Steinbach
• Windows Coder Needed
  • From: need . a . codemaster
• Re: char *arr[n] Vs. char **arr
  • From: Richard Bos
• Re: char *arr[n] Vs. char **arr
  • From: raxitsheth2000
• char *arr[n] Vs. char **arr
  • From: yogeshmk
• Re: After read a whole OS written by C, someone asks `What is the advantage of C'
  • From: Chris Dollin
• Re: what's wrong with my code? about the #if statement.
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: error: invalid operands to binary &
  • From: spibou
• Re: error: invalid operands to binary &
  • From: ankisharma
• Re: what's wrong with my code? about the #if statement.
  • From: ankisharma
• error: invalid operands to binary &
  • From: muthu
• Re: what's wrong with my code? about the #if statement.
  • From: HenryHu
• Re: what's wrong with my code? about the #if statement.
  • From: Python . LeoJay
• Re: encrypting with preprocessor
  • From: Laurent Deniau
• Re: what's wrong with my code? about the #if statement.
  • From: Vladimir Oka
• Re: what's wrong with my code? about the #if statement.
  • From: ankisharma
• Re: what's wrong with my code? about the #if statement.
  • From: Flo
• what's wrong with my code? about the #if statement.
  • From: Python . LeoJay
• Re: command line arguements with spaces in them
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: Function declaration without parameters
  • From: Richard Bos
• Function declaration without parameters
  • From: Ian
• Re: Difference b/w storage class and storage class specifier
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: beginner level question
  • From: raam
• Re: new question about old C compiler
  • From: Rod Pemberton
• Re: command line arguements with spaces in them
  • From: Richard Bos
• Re: Looking for a C textbook with emphasis on data types
  • From: Richard Bos
• Re: Looking for a C textbook with emphasis on data types
  • From: Richard Bos
• Re: about pcre regex lib
  • From: Chris McDonald
• Re: beginner level question
  • From: Peter Nilsson
• Re: about pcre regex lib
  • From: Richard Bos
• Re: good C compiler
  • From: Herbert Rosenau
• Re: Largest Palindrome
  • From: Richard Bos
• Re: beginner level question
  • From: Ian Collins
• Re: beginner level question
  • From: raam
• beginner level question
  • From: raam
• Re: command line arguements with spaces in them
  • From: Gordon Burditt
• Re: command line arguements with spaces in them
  • From: Al Balmer
• Re: Newbie: learning to use malloc().
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: Function declarations - why are they needed?
  • From: Dave Thompson
• Re: Help in this programm in C
  • From: Dave Thompson
• Re: Help in this programm in C
  • From: Dave Thompson
• Re: I need help
  • From: Dave Thompson
• Difference b/w storage class and storage class specifier
  • From: sarathy
• Re: new question about old C compiler
  • From: prishil
• Re: Newbie: learning to use malloc().
  • From: Old Wolf
• Re: command line arguements with spaces in them
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: new question about old C compiler
  • From: Barry Schwarz
• Re: Newbie: learning to use malloc().
  • From: Longfellow
• Re: Does malloc() reuse addresses?
  • From: Stephen Sprunk
• Re: calling convention adopted by the gcc compiler for the C programs
  • From: Stephen Sprunk
• Re: Newbie: learning to use malloc().
  • From: Barry Schwarz
• Re: new question about old C compiler
  • From: Stéphane Zuckerman
• Re: how to use STL library in c language
  • From: Stephen Sprunk
• new question about old C compiler
  • From: Today's Mulan
• Re: Socket connection between multiple interfaces, through a router
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: Socket connection between multiple interfaces, through a router
  • From: seets375
• Re: Socket connection between multiple interfaces, through a router
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: Socket connection between multiple interfaces, through a router
  • From: Ben Pfaff
• Socket connection between multiple interfaces, through a router
  • From: seets375
• Re: command line arguements with spaces in them
  • From: Mark McIntyre
• Re: How to Convert 1998 morse.c to 2006
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: array in include
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: Bug with the library or program?
  • From: Harish Sundararaj
• Re: Convert Int Value To Pointer
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: Convert Int Value To Pointer
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: A Query in "Pointers to Structures"
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Cool Ebook Site
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• Re: Newbie question - displaying trivia questions at random
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: Whats the deal with 'const'?
  • From: Malcolm
• Newbie question - displaying trivia questions at random
  • From: philbo30
• Re: about string
  • From: Bill Pursell
• Re: about string
  • From: Michael Mair
• Re: good C compiler
  • From: David Wade
• Re: about Visual Studio 2005 Express (free)
  • From: David Wade
• Re: array in include
  • From: Eric Sosman
• Re: help getting substring
  • From: August Karlstrom
• Re: Whats the deal with 'const'?
  • From: Harald van Dijk
• array in include
  • From: Salvatore Di Fazio
• Re: Whats the deal with 'const'?
  • From: Chris Torek
• about string
  • From: ce_dipak
• Re: Does malloc() reuse addresses?
  • From: Chris Torek
• Re: Does malloc() reuse addresses?
  • From: Michael Wojcik
• Re: How to Convert 1998 morse.c to 2006
  • From: Tim Prince
• Re: Does malloc() reuse addresses?
  • From: Michael Wojcik
• Re: How to Convert 1998 morse.c to 2006
  • From: tmp123
• Re: help getting substring
  • From: Ben Bacarisse
• Re: OT Re: open() and fopen()
  • From: Michael Wojcik
• Re: Does malloc() reuse addresses?
  • From: av
• Re: OT Re: open() and fopen()
  • From: Michael Wojcik
• Re: Declaration specifiers
  • From: cp
• Re: help getting substring
  • From: gmclee
• How to Convert 1998 morse.c to 2006
  • From: humanmutantman
• Re: Convert Int Value To Pointer
  • From: Frederick Gotham
• Re: Efficiently generating bits
  • From: spibou
• Re: help getting substring
  • From: Simon Biber
• Re: Declaration specifiers
  • From: Simon Biber
• Re: Newbie: learning to use malloc().
  • From: lovecreatesbeauty
• Re: Whats the deal with 'const'?
  • From: lovecreatesbeauty
• Re: Declaration specifiers
  • From: Eric Sosman
• Re: Convert Int Value To Pointer
  • From: Ed Prochak
• Re: Declaration specifiers
  • From: cp
• Re: command line arguements with spaces in them
  • From: Randy Howard
• Re: command line arguements with spaces in them
  • From: Randy Howard
• Re: command line arguements with spaces in them
  • From: Randy Howard
• Re: Declaration specifiers
  • From: narasimaperumal
• Re: Declaration specifiers
  • From: spibou
• Declaration specifiers
  • From: cp
• Re: help getting substring
  • From: August Karlstrom
• Re: Convert Int Value To Pointer
  • From: Frederick Gotham
• Re: A Query in "Pointers to Structures"
  • From: dbz
• Re: Newbie: learning to use malloc().
  • From: Bill Pursell
• Re: help getting substring
  • From: Bill Pursell
• Re: help getting substring
  • From: tmp123
• Re: Does malloc() reuse addresses?
  • From: av
• Re: Whats the deal with 'const'?
  • From: Bill Pursell
• help getting substring
  • From: gmclee
• Re: Whats the deal with 'const'?
  • From: Chris Torek
• Re: Does malloc() reuse addresses?
  • From: Chris Torek
• Re: Does malloc() reuse addresses?
  • From: Chris Torek
• Re: Newbie: learning to use malloc().
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: Whats the deal with 'const'?
  • From: Malcolm
• Re: Newbie: learning to use malloc().
  • From: Ian Collins
• Re: Newbie: learning to use malloc().
  • From: Longfellow
• Re: How to write a small graceful gcd function?
  • From: lovecreatesbeauty
• Re: how to do an infinite loop
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: ungetc
  • From: av
• Re: A Query in "Pointers to Structures"
  • From: Tosha
• Re: how to do an infinite loop
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: Newbie: learning to use malloc().
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: Newbie: learning to use malloc().
  • From: Ian Collins
• Re: command line arguements with spaces in them
  • From: Rouben Rostamian
• Newbie: learning to use malloc().
  • From: Longfellow
• Re: command line arguements with spaces in them
  • From: Skarmander
• Re: Efficiently generating bits
  • From: nish . sinnadurai
• Re: how to do an infinite loop
  • From: Man with Oscilloscope
• Re: A Query in "Pointers to Structures"
  • From: Rod Pemberton
• Re: Efficiently generating bits
  • From: Ben Pfaff
• Re: command line arguements with spaces in them
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Efficiently generating bits
  • From: nish . sinnadurai
• Re: How to write a small graceful gcd function?
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: command line arguements with spaces in them
  • From: Rod Pemberton
• TCP Socket login handling. Newbie
  • From: shrike
• Re: about pcre regex lib
  • From: Mark McIntyre
• Re: command line arguements with spaces in them
  • From: Mark McIntyre
• Re: Convert Int Value To Pointer
  • From: pete
• Re: Convert Int Value To Pointer
  • From: pete
• Re: Whats the deal with 'const'?
  • From: Eric Sosman
• Re: How to write a small graceful gcd function?
  • From: lovecreatesbeauty
• Re: about pcre regex lib
  • From: bbq
• Re: about pcre regex lib
  • From: bbq
• Re: about pcre regex lib
  • From: bbq
• Re: about pcre regex lib
  • From: bbq
• Re: Whats the deal with 'const'?
  • From: Skarmander
• Re: A Query in "Pointers to Structures"
  • From: jacob navia
• Re: Convert Int Value To Pointer
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: How to write a small graceful gcd function?
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: good C compiler
  • From: polychrom
• Re: Does malloc() reuse addresses?
  • From: avasilev
• Re: Does malloc() reuse addresses?
  • From: avasilev
• Re: About iServicePro
  • From: Al Balmer
• Re: Where is a static variable stored?
  • From: Al Balmer
• Re: Whats the deal with 'const'?
  • From: REH
• Re: Whats the deal with 'const'?
  • From: Tim Prince
• Re: Whats the deal with 'const'?
  • From: Frederick Gotham
• Re: A Query in "Pointers to Structures"
  • From: Eric Sosman
• Re: Whats the deal with 'const'?
  • From: Frederick Gotham
• Re: Whats the deal with 'const'?
  • From: Frederick Gotham
• Re: Whats the deal with 'const'?
  • From: Snis Pilbor
• Re: Whats the deal with 'const'?
  • From: Jack Klein
• Re: Whats the deal with 'const'?
  • From: Frederick Gotham
• Re: how to use STL library in c language
  • From: Ben C
• Re: Whats the deal with 'const'?
  • From: aragonsr
• Re: Whats the deal with 'const'?
  • From: Frederick Gotham
• Whats the deal with 'const'?
  • From: Snis Pilbor
• Re: How to write a small graceful gcd function?
  • From: Julian V. Noble
• Re: command line arguements with spaces in them
  • From: Alf P. Steinbach
• Re: Convert Int Value To Pointer
  • From: Barry Schwarz
• Re: ungetc
  • From: P.J. Plauger
• Re: A Query in "Pointers to Structures"
  • From: Joe Wright
• Re: Problem with keyboard input for my very little OS
  • From: Walter Roberson
• Re: Convert Int Value To Pointer
  • From: ReaperUnreal
• Re: how to use STL library in c language
  • From: REH
• Re: SHA1
  • From: Simon Biber
• Re: ungetc
  • From: Joe Wright
• Re: Does malloc() reuse addresses?
  • From: "Nils O. Selåsdal"
• Re: ungetc
  • From: "Nils O. Selåsdal"
• Re: command line arguements with spaces in them
  • From: Frederick Gotham
• Re: command line arguements with spaces in them
  • From: Joe Wright
• Re: Convert Int Value To Pointer
  • From: Frederick Gotham
• Re: A Query in "Pointers to Structures"
  • From: August Karlstrom
• Re: easy structure question
  • From: Michael
• Re: command line arguements with spaces in them
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: A Query in "Pointers to Structures"
  • From: Tosha
• A Query in "Pointers to Structures"
  • From: dbz
• Re: Does malloc() reuse addresses?
  • From: swengineer001@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Read System Clock in Windows
  • From: Rod Pemberton
• Re: How to write a small graceful gcd function?
  • From: Nabsha
• Re: Big problem doing sorted insertion in a list
  • From: Franco Perilli
• How to write a small graceful gcd function?
  • From: lovecreatesbeauty
• ungetc
  • From: av
• Re: Read System Clock in Windows
  • From: Skarmander
• Re: Where is a static variable stored?
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: About iServicePro
  • From: jjf
• Re: Largest Palindrome
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: easy structure question
  • From: Martin Ambuhl
• Re: Does malloc() reuse addresses?
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• Problem with keyboard input for my very little OS
  • From: pelletier.thomas@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Read System Clock in Windows
  • From: Rod Pemberton
• Re: fflush()
  • From: Rod Pemberton
• Re: calling convention adopted by the gcc compiler for the C programs
  • From: Rod Pemberton
• Re: Convert Int Value To Pointer
  • From: Rod Pemberton
• Re: command line arguements with spaces in them
  • From: Rod Pemberton
• Re: encrypting with preprocessor
  • From: Rod Pemberton
• Re: command line arguements with spaces in them
  • From: James Dow Allen
• Re: After read a whole OS written by C, someone asks `What is the advantage of C'
  • From: av
• Re: Where is a static variable stored?
  • From: Malcolm
• Re: good C compiler
  • From: Ian
• Re: After read a whole OS written by C, someone asks `What is the advantage of C'
  • From: av
• Re: Largest Palindrome
  • From: av
• Re: Read System Clock in Windows
  • From: Barry Schwarz
• Re: Does malloc() reuse addresses?
  • From: Snis Pilbor
• Re: Convert Int Value To Pointer
  • From: Jack Klein
• Re: Where is a static variable stored?
  • From: Walter Roberson
• Re: good C compiler
  • From: napi
• Re: Where is a static variable stored?
  • From: jjf
• Re: easy structure question
  • From: Ian Collins
• easy structure question
  • From: Michael
• Re: Does malloc() reuse addresses?
  • From: Gordon Burditt
• Re: Does malloc() reuse addresses?
  • From: Gordon Burditt
• Re: Amazon used lisp & C exclusively? (clc,cll)
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: command line arguements with spaces in them
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: [OT] Debugging and Logging
  • From: Dann Corbit
• Re: Does malloc() reuse addresses?
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: arabic_caracters
  • From: Dik T. Winter
• Re: Big problem doing sorted insertion in a list
  • From: Andrew Poelstra
• Re: command line arguements with spaces in them
  • From: Al Balmer
• Re: Amazon used lisp & C exclusively? (clc,cll)
  • From: Eric Sosman
• Re: Read System Clock in Windows
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: Amazon used lisp & C exclusively? (clc,cll)
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Read System Clock in Windows
  • From: Moikel
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• Re: PORTA & 0x03 == 0x03
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• How to link a library statically in a binary
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• Re: Comments are welcome for two sequential search C functions
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• Re: Comments are welcome for two sequential search C functions
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• Re: Largest Palindrome
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• Re: Comments are welcome for two sequential search C functions
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• Re: Pointers
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