comp.lang.c

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• Re: size_t or int for malloc-type functions?
  • From: P.J. Plauger
• size_t or int for malloc-type functions?
  • From: jacob navia
• Re: C99 Grammar Definition
  • From: rkk
• Re: without loop printing 1 to n
  • From: CBFalconer
• Re: gnu indent: how to avoid extra indent?
  • From: CBFalconer
• Re: Good ways to analyze a running c-program?
  • From: CBFalconer
• Re: hex and unsigned and signed decimal
  • From: Michal Nazarewicz
• Re: Pass an EOF instead of pressing enter
  • From: Richard Tobin
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: jacob navia
• Re: without loop printing 1 to n
  • From: Mark McIntyre
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: av
• Re: gnu indent: how to avoid extra indent?
  • From: james of tucson
• Re: Good ways to analyze a running c-program?
  • From: Mark McIntyre
• Re: Good ways to analyze a running c-program?
  • From: jacob navia
• Re: C99 Grammar Definition
  • From: jacob navia
• C99 Grammar Definition
  • From: Ray Mitchell
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: without loop printing 1 to n
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: without loop printing 1 to n
  • From: Yevgen Muntyan
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: jacob navia
• Re: comparing doubles for equality
  • From: SM Ryan
• Re: comparing doubles for equality
  • From: CBFalconer
• Re: comparing doubles for equality
  • From: Thad Smith
• Re: without loop printing 1 to n
  • From: CBFalconer
• Re: without loop printing 1 to n
  • From: CBFalconer
• Re: Pass an EOF before pressing enter
  • From: CBFalconer
• Re: comparing doubles for equality
  • From: CBFalconer
• Re: without loop printing 1 to n
  • From: Yevgen Muntyan
• Pass an EOF instead of pressing enter
  • From: Camellia
• Pass an EOF before pressing enter
  • From: Camellia
• Re: Good ways to analyze a running c-program?
  • From: CBFalconer
• Re: comparing doubles for equality
  • From: CBFalconer
• Re: comparing doubles for equality
  • From: Thad Smith
• Re: comparing doubles for equality
  • From: Dik T. Winter
• Re: good algorithms come with practice and reading good code/books?
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: converting float to double
  • From: Dik T. Winter
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Dave Vandervies
• Re: Good ways to analyze a running c-program?
  • From: jacob navia
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: jacob navia
• Re: A malloc question
  • From: Mark McIntyre
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: jacob navia
• Re: good algorithms come with practice and reading good code/books?
  • From: CBFalconer
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Richard Tobin
• Re: comparing doubles for equality
  • From: Tim Prince
• Good ways to analyze a running c-program?
  • From: dspfun
• comparing doubles for equality
  • From: John Smith
• Re: MNC Hyderabad is Looking for C++ Developer...
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: Need to find size of destination buffer for strncpy
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: good algorithms come with practice and reading good code/books?
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: A malloc question
  • From: Richard Tobin
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: jacob navia
• Re: good algorithms come with practice and reading good code/books?
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: good algorithms come with practice and reading good code/books?
  • From: vlsidesign
• Re: MNC Hyderabad is Looking for C++ Developer...
  • From: FreeRTOS.org
• Re: good algorithms come with practice and reading good code/books?
  • From: newsman654
• Re: good algorithms come with practice and reading good code/books?
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: good algorithms come with practice and reading good code/books?
  • From: santosh
• Re: good algorithms come with practice and reading good code/books?
  • From: newsman654
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Dave Vandervies
• Re: MNC Hyderabad is Looking for C++ Developer...
  • From: CBFalconer
• Re: Scope resolution in C
  • From: Barry Schwarz
• Re: MNC Hyderabad is Looking for C++ Developer...
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: MNC Hyderabad is Looking for C++ Developer...
  • From: rhle.freak
• Re: good algorithms come with practice and reading good code/books?
  • From: Barry Schwarz
• Re: MNC Hyderabad is Looking for C++ Developer...
  • From: Barry Schwarz
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: jacob navia
• Re: Scope resolution in C
  • From: Abhi
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Dave Vandervies
• Re: good algorithms come with practice and reading good code/books?
  • From: August Karlstrom
• Re: without loop printing 1 to n
  • From: CBFalconer
• Re: const variables
  • From: Eric Sosman
• Re: typedef forward declare
  • From: Francis Glassborow
• Re: A malloc question
  • From: Mark McIntyre
• Re: Need to find size of destination buffer for strncpy
  • From: Mark McIntyre
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: without loop printing 1 to n
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: jacob navia
• Re: without loop printing 1 to n
  • From: av
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: jacob navia
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: santosh
• good algorithms come with practice and reading good code/books?
  • From: vlsidesign
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: Need to find size of destination buffer for strncpy
  • From: jaysome
• Re: one's complement of unsigned char
  • From: Peter Nilsson
• Re: MNC Hyderabad is Looking for C++ Developer...
  • From: CBFalconer
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: jacob navia
• Re: MNC Hyderabad is Looking for C++ Developer...
  • From: rhle.freak
• MNC Hyderabad is Looking for C++ Developer...
  • From: Anuj
• Re: without loop printing 1 to n
  • From: ozbear
• Re: const variables
  • From: junky_fellow@xxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: one's complement of unsigned char
  • From: subramanian
• Re: const variables
  • From: junky_fellow@xxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: João Jerónimo
• Re: one's complement of unsigned char
  • From: Jack Klein
• Re: converting float to double
  • From: William Hughes
• Re: Need to find size of destination buffer for strncpy
  • From: CBFalconer
• Re: converting float to double
  • From: Dik T. Winter
• Re: Need to find size of destination buffer for strncpy
  • From: Harald van Dijk
• Re: Need to find size of destination buffer for strncpy
  • From: Randy Howard
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Dave Vandervies
• Re: Cleanup patterns
  • From: slebetman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Cleanup patterns
  • From: Bill Reid
• Re: A malloc question
  • From: Richard Tobin
• Re: Need to find size of destination buffer for strncpy
  • From: Mark McIntyre
• Re: Need to find size of destination buffer for strncpy
  • From: CBFalconer
• Re: Need to find size of destination buffer for strncpy
  • From: CBFalconer
• Re: Suggestions for my mallocator
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: Need to find size of destination buffer for strncpy
  • From: CBFalconer
• Re: Suggestions for my mallocator
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: Need to find size of destination buffer for strncpy
  • From: CBFalconer
• Re: Suggestions for my mallocator
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: A malloc question
  • From: Why Tea
• Re: class
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: Cleanup patterns
  • From: Bill Reid
• Re: class
  • From: Bill Reid
• Re: selecting and working with appropriate data type
  • From: Bill Reid
• Re: Need to find size of destination buffer for strncpy
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: Need to find size of destination buffer for strncpy
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: Need to find size of destination buffer for strncpy
  • From: jacob navia
• Re: Need to find size of destination buffer for strncpy
  • From: Randy Howard
• Re: Scope resolution in C
  • From: Mark McIntyre
• Re: Need to find size of destination buffer for strncpy
  • From: Mark McIntyre
• Re: A malloc question
  • From: Barry Schwarz
• Re: hex and unsigned and signed decimal
  • From: Hallvard B Furuseth
• Re: Need to find size of destination buffer for strncpy
  • From: Mark McIntyre
• Re: hex and unsigned and signed decimal
  • From: Hallvard B Furuseth
• Re: plz help its urgent
  • From: newsman654
• Re: Need to find size of destination buffer for strncpy
  • From: jacob navia
• Re: Need to find size of destination buffer for strncpy
  • From: jacob navia
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: João Jerónimo
• Re: hex and unsigned and signed decimal
  • From: me2
• Re: hex and unsigned and signed decimal
  • From: me2
• Re: const variables
  • From: Eric Sosman
• Re: list of certications in C language
  • From: Sharath
• Re: Need to find size of destination buffer for strncpy
  • From: CBFalconer
• Re: Scope resolution in C
  • From: Harald van Dijk
• Re: Scope resolution in C
  • From: Kenny McCormack
• const variables
  • From: junky_fellow@xxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: A malloc question
  • From: Harald van Dijk
• Re: list of certications in C language
  • From: p_cricket_guy
• Re: A malloc question
  • From: Eric Sosman
• Re: list of certications in C language
  • From: santosh
• Re: A malloc question
  • From: Harald van Dijk
• Re: Scope resolution in C
  • From: CBFalconer
• Re: one's complement of unsigned char
  • From: Zara
• Re: does the file extension matter how it's compiled?
  • From: jacob navia
• Re: list of certications in C language
  • From: jacob navia
• Re: Scope resolution in C
  • From: jacob navia
• Re: A malloc question
  • From: Richard Bos
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Richard Bos
• Re: hex and unsigned and signed decimal
  • From: Hallvard B Furuseth
• Re: hex and unsigned and signed decimal
  • From: Michal Nazarewicz
• Re: Scope resolution in C
  • From: Mark McIntyre
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Mark McIntyre
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Mark McIntyre
• Re: C-FAQ 19.7
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: portable typeof macro
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: portable typeof macro
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: jacob navia
• list of certications in C language
  • From: surendra1.m@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Scope resolution in C
  • From: CBFalconer
• Re: Scope resolution in C
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: if clause
  • From: Dietmar Schindler
• Re: plz help its urgent
  • From: Subra
• Scope resolution in C
  • From: Subra
• Scope resolution in C
  • From: Subra
• Re: plz help its urgent
  • From: CBFalconer
• plz help its urgent
  • From: Poornima
• Re: Does casting lvalue lead to Undefined Behaviour ?
  • From: Harald van Dijk
• Re: Does casting lvalue lead to Undefined Behaviour ?
  • From: Harald van Dijk
• Re: Does casting lvalue lead to Undefined Behaviour ?
  • From: Walter Roberson
• Re: Does casting lvalue lead to Undefined Behaviour ?
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: one's complement of unsigned char
  • From: Harald van Dijk
• Re: Segment
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: Does casting lvalue lead to Undefined Behaviour ?
  • From: Harald van Dijk
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: av
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: av
• Re: Segment
  • From: Walter Roberson
• Does casting lvalue lead to Undefined Behaviour ?
  • From: p_cricket_guy
• Re: one's complement of unsigned char
  • From: Zara
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: João Jerónimo
• one's complement of unsigned char
  • From: subramanian
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: João Jerónimo
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: João Jerónimo
• Re: converting float to double
  • From: William Hughes
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: João Jerónimo
• Re: Segment
  • From: David T. Ashley
• Re: A malloc question
  • From: Richard Tobin
• Re: A malloc question
  • From: Barry Schwarz
• Re: converting float to double
  • From: Dik T. Winter
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Mark McIntyre
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Mark McIntyre
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: CBFalconer
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Dik T. Winter
• Re: A malloc question
  • From: Harald van Dijk
• Re: A malloc question
  • From: Eric Sosman
• Re: A malloc question
  • From: Harald van Dijk
• Re: A malloc question
  • From: Harald van Dijk
• Re: A malloc question
  • From: Eric Sosman
• Re: Need to find size of destination buffer for strncpy
  • From: Simon Biber
• Re: does the file extension matter how it's compiled?
  • From: Randy Howard
• Re: A malloc question
  • From: Eric Sosman
• Re: Need to find size of destination buffer for strncpy
  • From: Harald van Dijk
• Re: does the file extension matter how it's compiled?
  • From: Harald van Dijk
• Re: A malloc question
  • From: Harald van Dijk
• Re: A malloc question
  • From: Why Tea
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: A malloc question
  • From: Harald van Dijk
• Re: A malloc question
  • From: Richard Tobin
• Re: switch statement - ANSI-C
  • From: user923005
• Re: A malloc question
  • From: Eric Sosman
• Re: A malloc question
  • From: Richard Tobin
• Re: A malloc question
  • From: Harald van Dijk
• Re: A malloc question
  • From: Eric Sosman
• Re: switch statement - ANSI-C
  • From: Harald van Dijk
• Re: switch statement - ANSI-C
  • From: jussij@xxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: A malloc question
  • From: Harald van Dijk
• Re: A malloc question
  • From: Eric Sosman
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: jacob navia
• Re: switch statement - ANSI-C
  • From: Randy Howard
• Re: A malloc question
  • From: Why Tea
• Re: switch statement - ANSI-C
  • From: user923005
• Re: A malloc question
  • From: Richard Tobin
• Re: hash DB libraries and tutorials
  • From: user923005
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: David T. Ashley
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: jacob navia
• Re: New IRC Channel: #moderncalcs
  • From: Christopher Benson-Manica
• Re: Different data types when working with JPEG image buffers (beginner)
  • From: Barry Schwarz
• Re: portable typeof macro
  • From: Randy Howard
• New IRC Channel: #moderncalcs
  • From: RadSurfer
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Randy Howard
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: jacob navia
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: jacob navia
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Randy Howard
• Re: Need to find size of destination buffer for strncpy
  • From: CBFalconer
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: jacob navia
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: August Karlstrom
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Randy Howard
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Randy Howard
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Randy Howard
• Re: switch statement - ANSI-C
  • From: Randy Howard
• Re: Need to find size of destination buffer for strncpy
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: hex and unsigned and signed decimal
  • From: me2
• Re: A malloc question
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: Need to find size of destination buffer for strncpy
  • From: Mark McIntyre
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Mark McIntyre
• Re: hex and unsigned and signed decimal
  • From: CBFalconer
• Re: hex and unsigned and signed decimal
  • From: Scorpio
• Re: Need to find size of destination buffer for strncpy
  • From: Harald van Dijk
• Re: [very OT] Copyright law
  • From: Nelu
• Re: Suggestions for my mallocator
  • From: Nelu
• Re: A malloc question
  • From: Why Tea
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Random832
• Re: Suggestions for my mallocator
  • From: Andrew Sidwell
• [very OT] Copyright law
  • From: Andrew Sidwell
• Re: hex and unsigned and signed decimal
  • From: Scorpio
• Re: Suggestions for my mallocator
  • From: Nelu
• Re: hex and unsigned and signed decimal
  • From: Scorpio
• hash DB libraries and tutorials
  • From: Ram Prasad
• Re: Suggestions for my mallocator
  • From: CBFalconer
• Re: A malloc question
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: A malloc question
  • From: Scorpio
• hex and unsigned and signed decimal
  • From: me2
• Re: A malloc question
  • From: Prasad J Pandit
• Re: Need to find size of destination buffer for strncpy
  • From: CBFalconer
• Re: Suggestions for my mallocator
  • From: nfwavzrdvwl
• Re: A malloc question
  • From: Kohn Emil Dan
• Re: portable typeof macro
  • From: Eric Sosman
• Re: A malloc question
  • From: jacob navia
• A malloc question
  • From: Why Tea
• Re: Suggestions for my mallocator
  • From: Nelu
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Mark McIntyre
• Re: Suggestions for my mallocator
  • From: Richard Bos
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Richard Bos
• Re: C-FAQ 19.7
  • From: Richard Bos
• Re: Need to find size of destination buffer for strncpy
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: Suggestions for my mallocator
  • From: Richard Bos
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: Need to find size of destination buffer for strncpy
  • From: jacob navia
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: jacob navia
• Re: Need to find size of destination buffer for strncpy
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: Need to find size of destination buffer for strncpy
  • From: Mark McIntyre
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: jacob navia
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Mark McIntyre
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Mark McIntyre
• Re: portable typeof macro
  • From: rkk
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Mark McIntyre
• Re: Suggestions for my mallocator
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: "table of powers" problem
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: switch statement - ANSI-C
  • From: Richard Bos
• Re: portable typeof macro
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: Segment
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: Suggestions for my mallocator
  • From: nfwavzrdvwl
• Re: Need to find size of destination buffer for strncpy
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: Suggestions for my mallocator
  • From: nfwavzrdvwl
• Re: Need to find size of destination buffer for strncpy
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: Suggestions for my mallocator
  • From: nfwavzrdvwl
• Re: "The Elements of Programming Style"
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: jacob navia
• Re: Universal way to find end of file
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: "table of powers" problem
  • From: arturosevilla@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: switch statement - ANSI-C
  • From: user923005
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: jacob navia
• Re: "table of powers" problem
  • From: Camellia
• Re: "table of powers" problem
  • From: Camellia
• Re: portable typeof macro
  • From: jacob navia
• Re: Need to find size of destination buffer for strncpy
  • From: jacob navia
• Re: "table of powers" problem
  • From: CBFalconer
• Re: Suggestions for my mallocator
  • From: CBFalconer
• Re: "table of powers" problem
  • From: Richard Bos
• Re: "table of powers" problem
  • From: Walter Roberson
• Re: Segment
  • From: Walter Roberson
• Re: switch statement - ANSI-C
  • From: CBFalconer
• Re: Need to find size of destination buffer for strncpy
  • From: CBFalconer
• "table of powers" problem
  • From: Camellia
• Re: Suggestions for my mallocator
  • From: websnarf
• Re: Universal way to find end of file
  • From: santosh
• Re: switch statement - ANSI-C
  • From: aaron80v
• Re: Semi OT: Binary representation of floating point numbers
  • From: Ernie Wright
• Re: Need to find size of destination buffer for strncpy
  • From: SM Ryan
• Re: Need to find size of destination buffer for strncpy
  • From: Mike Wahler
• Re: Need to find size of destination buffer for strncpy
  • From: Mike Wahler
• Re: Need to find size of destination buffer for strncpy
  • From: user923005
• Re: Different data types when working with JPEG image buffers (beginner)
  • From: SM Ryan
• Re: Need to find size of destination buffer for strncpy
  • From: Randy Howard
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: Randy Howard
• Re: Different data types when working with JPEG image buffers (beginner)
  • From: mohammad . nabil . h
• Need to find size of destination buffer for strncpy
  • From: Frodo Baggins
• Re: Different data types when working with JPEG image buffers (beginner)
  • From: Barry
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: João Jerónimo
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: João Jerónimo
• Re: converting float to double
  • From: William Hughes
• Re: c / c++ : is it end of era ?
  • From: João Jerónimo
• Re: Suggestions for my mallocator
  • From: CBFalconer
• Different data types when working with JPEG image buffers (beginner)
  • From: RaulAbHK
• Re: "The Elements of Programming Style"
  • From: Default User
• Re: C-FAQ 19.7
  • From: Default User
• Re: C-FAQ 19.7
  • From: Default User
• Re: Semi OT: Binary representation of floating point numbers
  • From: Chris Torek
• Re: portable typeof macro
  • From: CBFalconer
• Re: Universal way to find end of file
  • From: newsman654
• Re: portable typeof macro
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: Segment
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: Semi OT: Binary representation of floating point numbers
  • From: David T. Ashley
• Re: Suggestions for my mallocator
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: Segment
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• Re: char *s = "Google"
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• char *s = "Google"
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• Re: char *s = "Google"
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• Re: Regarding typedef and macro
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• Re: Using low-level C libraries in other environments?
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• Re: Doubt: Regarding pointer addition
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• Re: [OT} xml file parsing in C - TPA
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• Re: [OT]Re: malloc
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• Re: xml file parsing in C - TPA
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• Using low-level C libraries in other environments?
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• Re: is this portable ?
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• void* in callbacks as reference
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• Reading data from serial port on Linux using a C program
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• C & C++ Coding Standards: Objective versus Subjective Rules
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• Automating C/C++ Coding Standards for any Operating System
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• Re: PLEASE HELP
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• is this portable ?
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• Want to learn C..IDE?
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• Re: PLEASE HELP
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• problems redirecting an open file to stdin using dup2()
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