comp.lang.c

• Date Index

---

• One question of C, drazet
  • Re: One question of C, Keith Willis
  • Re: One question of C, santosh
  • Re: One question of C, Chris Dollin
  • Re: One question of C, Kenneth Brody
• how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, emre esirik(hacettepe computer science and engineering)
  • Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, John Gordon
    • Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, emre esirik(hacettepe computer science and engineering)
    • Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, santosh
      • Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, John Gordon
    • Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, vipvipvipvipvip . ru
  • Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, santosh
• nested structures and initialization, Sheldon
  • Re: nested structures and initialization, Keith Willis
    • Re: nested structures and initialization, Sheldon
  • Re: nested structures and initialization, James Kuyper
  • Re: nested structures and initialization, Mark Bluemel
    • Re: nested structures and initialization, James Kuyper
      • Re: nested structures and initialization, Mark Bluemel
    • Re: nested structures and initialization, Sheldon
      • Re: nested structures and initialization, Keith Willis
• ***********C Langu*****, r . asin . 123 . asin
• ***********Super C Language************, John
  • Re: ***********Super C Language************, Default User
• Re: Hello, World!, Eric Sosman
  • Re: Hello, World!, Christopher Benson-Manica
    • Re: Hello, World!, Keith Willis
• how to optimize a for loop, andreyvul
  • Re: how to optimize a for loop, user923005
    • Re: how to optimize a for loop, andreyvul
      • Re: how to optimize a for loop, karthikbalaguru
  • Re: how to optimize a for loop, Keith Thompson
    • Re: how to optimize a for loop, andreyvul
  • Re: how to optimize a for loop, Eric Sosman
    • Re: how to optimize a for loop, andreyvul
      • Re: how to optimize a for loop, Jack Klein
      • Re: how to optimize a for loop, Eric Sosman
• Macro that expand differently depending on the function calling it., Fabrice
  • Re: Macro that expand differently depending on the function calling it., Jack Klein
  • Re: Macro that expand differently depending on the function calling it., Ian Collins
  • Re: Macro that expand differently depending on the function calling it., Peter Nilsson
• printf("%d",float), candy_init
  • Re: printf("%d",float), Richard Heathfield
    • Re: printf("%d",float), Jack Klein
      • Re: printf("%d",float), Richard Heathfield
      • Re: printf("%d",float), Philip Potter
      • Re: printf("%d",float), Richard Heathfield
  • Re: printf("%d",float), santosh
    • Re: printf("%d",float), Keith Thompson
  • Re: printf("%d",float), andreyvul
    • Re: printf("%d",float), Peter Nilsson
      • Re: printf("%d",float), andreyvul
      • Re: printf("%d",float), vipvipvipvipvip . ru
  • Re: printf("%d",float), ming li
  • Re: printf("%d",float), Philip Potter
  • Re: printf("%d",float), Ernie Wright
• Re: Void function returns value, Keith Thompson
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Void function returns value, pete
• Please help me to find the error, Alami
  • Re: Please help me to find the error, user923005
  • Re: Please help me to find the error, CBFalconer
  • Re: Please help me to find the error, santosh
• Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, CBFalconer
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Malcolm McLean
    • Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, jacob navia
      • Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, santosh
    • Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Flash Gordon
      • Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Chris Dollin
      • Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Flash Gordon
      • Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Walter Roberson
• make on multiple platforms, Khookie
  • Re: make on multiple platforms, user923005
  • Re: make on multiple platforms, CBFalconer
  • Re: make on multiple platforms, karthikbalaguru
• getting segmentation fault if I dont pass any command line parameters, doni
  • Re: getting segmentation fault if I dont pass any command line parameters, Ben Pfaff
    • Re: getting segmentation fault if I dont pass any command line parameters, doni
  • Re: getting segmentation fault if I dont pass any command line parameters, CBFalconer
    • Re: getting segmentation fault if I dont pass any command line parameters, Army1987
      • Re: getting segmentation fault if I dont pass any command line parameters, CBFalconer
• Xcode 3.0 (somewhat OT), mdh
  • Re: Xcode 3.0 (somewhat OT), santosh
    • Re: Xcode 3.0 (somewhat OT), mdh
  • Re: Xcode 3.0 (somewhat OT), Charlton Wilbur
    • Re: Xcode 3.0 (somewhat OT), mdh
      • Re: Xcode 3.0 (somewhat OT), Richard Bos
• about FSM (finite state machine), qiooeer
  • Re: about FSM (finite state machine), santosh
  • Re: about FSM (finite state machine), karthikbalaguru
• question, DRUNKARD
• Can we use break statement in conditional operator?, jayapal
  • Re: Can we use break statement in conditional operator?, James Kuyper
    • Re: Can we use break statement in conditional operator?, vipvipvipvipvip . ru
      • Re: Can we use break statement in conditional operator?, vipvipvipvipvip . ru
      • Re: Can we use break statement in conditional operator?, vipvipvipvipvip . ru
      • Re: Can we use break statement in conditional operator?, Chris Dollin
  • Re: Can we use break statement in conditional operator?, Chris Dollin
• fgh`, abcdef . qaz
• xfg, abcdef . qaz
• BItwise Operation ..., loudking
  • Re: BItwise Operation ..., Nick Keighley
    • Re: BItwise Operation ..., loudking
    • Re: BItwise Operation ..., James Kuyper
  • Re: BItwise Operation ..., Martin Wells
    • Re: BItwise Operation ..., Keith Thompson
• Hi, I want to implement a General Tree Data structure (Not Binary Tree ) which have more than 2 sub nodes?, sharan
  • Re: Hi, I want to implement a General Tree Data structure (Not Binary Tree ) which have more than 2 sub nodes?, Richard Heathfield
  • Re: Hi, I want to implement a General Tree Data structure (Not Binary Tree ) which have more than 2 sub nodes?, Dan Kruchinin
    • Re: Hi, I want to implement a General Tree Data structure (Not Binary Tree ) which have more than 2 sub nodes?, Dan Kruchinin
  • Re: Hi, I want to implement a General Tree Data structure (Not Binary Tree ) which have more than 2 sub nodes?, CBFalconer
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Hi, I want to implement a General Tree Data structure (Not Binary Tree ) which have more than 2 sub nodes?, sharan
    • Re: Hi, I want to implement a General Tree Data structure (Not Binary Tree ) which have more than 2 sub nodes?, user923005
    • Re: Hi, I want to implement a General Tree Data structure (Not Binary Tree ) which have more than 2 sub nodes?, SM Ryan
  • Hi, I want to implement a General Tree Data structure (Not Binary Tree ) which have more than 2 sub nodes?, sharan
    • Re: Hi, I want to implement a General Tree Data structure (Not Binary Tree ) which have more than 2 sub nodes?, CBFalconer
• what is %p format specifier indicates in the printf statement?, jayapal
  • Re: what is %p format specifier indicates in the printf statement?, Joachim Schmitz
    • Re: what is %p format specifier indicates in the printf statement?, jayapal
      • Re: what is %p format specifier indicates in the printf statement?, Joachim Schmitz
      • Re: what is %p format specifier indicates in the printf statement?, Army1987
  • Re: what is %p format specifier indicates in the printf statement?, santosh
    • Re: what is %p format specifier indicates in the printf statement?, vipvipvipvipvip . ru
  • Re: what is %p format specifier indicates in the printf statement?, Keith Thompson
• doubt regarding sizeof operator, somenath
  • Re: doubt regarding sizeof operator, Ian Collins
  • Re: doubt regarding sizeof operator, qiooeer
    • Re: doubt regarding sizeof operator, Army1987
  • Re: doubt regarding sizeof operator, Keith Thompson
    • Re: doubt regarding sizeof operator, vipvipvipvipvip . ru
      • Re: doubt regarding sizeof operator, Ben Pfaff
      • Re: doubt regarding sizeof operator, Keith Thompson
      • Re: doubt regarding sizeof operator, Charlie Gordon
      • Re: doubt regarding sizeof operator, vipvipvipvipvip . ru
      • Re: doubt regarding sizeof operator, Charlie Gordon
      • Re: doubt regarding sizeof operator, Ben Pfaff
      • Re: doubt regarding sizeof operator, Keith Thompson
      • Re: doubt regarding sizeof operator, Richard Bos
  • Re: doubt regarding sizeof operator, Charlie Gordon
    • Re: doubt regarding sizeof operator, Charlie Gordon
  • Re: doubt regarding sizeof operator, CBFalconer
• which one requires less memory?, khan
  • Re: which one requires less memory?, Ian Collins
    • Re: which one requires less memory?, khan
      • Re: which one requires less memory?, Ian Collins
      • Re: which one requires less memory?, Richard Tobin
      • Re: which one requires less memory?, vipvipvipvipvip . ru
      • Re: which one requires less memory?, James Kuyper
      • Re: which one requires less memory?, vipvipvipvipvip . ru
      • Re: which one requires less memory?, Chris Dollin
      • Re: which one requires less memory?, jameskuyper
      • Re: which one requires less memory?, Ben Bacarisse
  • Re: which one requires less memory?, santosh
    • Re: which one requires less memory?, Kenneth Brody
  • Re: which one requires less memory?, Martin Wells
  • Re: which one requires less memory?, karthikbalaguru
  • Re: which one requires less memory?, Tor Rustad
    • Re: which one requires less memory?, Chris Dollin
      • Re: which one requires less memory?, vipvipvipvipvip . ru
      • Re: which one requires less memory?, Chris Dollin
      • Re: which one requires less memory?, Tor Rustad
• Basic C question, Ark Khasin
  • Re: Basic C question, cr88192
    • Re: Basic C question, Keith Thompson
  • Re: Basic C question, Ben Pfaff
• computer in c, asdfgf . fd
• extra flags in O3 than O2??, vkaushal21
  • Re: extra flags in O3 than O2??, Keith Thompson
  • Re: extra flags in O3 than O2??, CBFalconer
• file related, cool . qwerty
  • Re: file related, Richard Heathfield
  • Re: file related, pete
  • Re: file related, santosh
• How to we return two values from a function?, jayapal
  • Re: How to we return two values from a function?, jaysome
    • Re: How to we return two values from a function?, ksashtekar@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: How to we return two values from a function?, santosh
      • Re: How to we return two values from a function?, Chris Dollin
      • Re: How to we return two values from a function?, James Kuyper
      • Re: How to we return two values from a function?, karthikbalaguru
  • Re: How to we return two values from a function?, SM Ryan
  • Re: How to we return two values from a function?, Ben Pfaff
    • Re: How to we return two values from a function?, jaysome
    • Re: How to we return two values from a function?, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: How to we return two values from a function?, Charlie Gordon
      • Re: How to we return two values from a function?, Flash Gordon
      • Re: How to we return two values from a function?, jayapal
      • Re: How to we return two values from a function?, Ben Pfaff
      • Re: How to we return two values from a function?, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: How to we return two values from a function?, Flash Gordon
      • Re: How to we return two values from a function?, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: How to we return two values from a function?, Ben Pfaff
      • Re: How to we return two values from a function?, Richard Bos
      • Re: How to we return two values from a function?, blmblm
      • Re: How to we return two values from a function?, Tor Rustad
      • [ot]Re: How to we return two values from a function?, pete
      • Re: How to we return two values from a function?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: How to we return two values from a function?, santosh
    • Re: How to we return two values from a function?, karthikbalaguru
  • Re: How to we return two values from a function?, Tor Rustad
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • How to we return two values from a function?, jayapal
  • How to we return two values from a function?, jayapal
• The most important things to write a program, TSB
  • Re: The most important things to write a program, Walter Roberson
  • Re: The most important things to write a program, santosh
    • Re: The most important things to write a program, Charlie Gordon
      • Re: The most important things to write a program, TSB
  • Re: The most important things to write a program, Guy Macon
    • Re: The most important things to write a program, TSB
      • Re: The most important things to write a program, Ben Pfaff
      • Re: The most important things to write a program, Charlie Gordon
  • Re: The most important things to write a program, jaysome
  • Re: The most important things to write a program, Richard Heathfield
    • Re: The most important things to write a program, CBFalconer
  • Re: The most important things to write a program, John Bode
    • Re: The most important things to write a program, Keith Willis
    • Re: The most important things to write a program, Flash Gordon
  • Re: The most important things to write a program, Tor Rustad
    • Re: The most important things to write a program, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: The most important things to write a program, Flash Gordon
• How to improve my function?, Bowlderster
  • Re: How to improve my function?, Ben Bacarisse
  • Re: How to improve my function?, Charlie Gordon
• Signals, CJ
  • Re: Signals, Walter Roberson
• C return a++ - is it safe?, James Harris
  • Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Joachim Schmitz
    • Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Christopher Benson-Manica
      • Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Kenneth Brody
      • Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Chris Hills
      • Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Richard Harter
      • Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Larry__Weiss
      • Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Chris Hills
      • Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, CBFalconer
      • Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Chris Hills
      • Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, James Harris
      • Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, karthikbalaguru
      • Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Dik T. Winter
      • Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Dave Hansen
      • Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Tor Rustad
      • Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, James Kuyper
      • Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Kenneth Brody
      • Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Tor Rustad
      • Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Eric Sosman
      • Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Martin Wells
      • Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Kenneth Brody
      • Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Charlie Gordon
  • Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, pete
    • Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Chris Hills
• Structs with functions?, robert
  • Re: Structs with functions?, Ben Bacarisse
    • Re: Structs with functions?, Richard
  • Re: Structs with functions?, jameskuyper
  • Re: Structs with functions?, Tor Rustad
  • Re: Structs with functions?, fred . l . kleinschmidt
• security problems with execv, C.G.Senthilkumar.
  • Re: security problems with execv, santosh
  • Re: security problems with execv, Tor Rustad
    • Re: security problems with execv, Richard
  • Re: security problems with execv, CBFalconer
• Shortcut for accessing build-in struct, kenchu . osu
  • Re: Shortcut for accessing build-in struct, Eric Sosman
• Code for associative arrays ?, Andre Majorel
  • Re: Code for associative arrays ?, santosh
    • Re: Code for associative arrays ?, Andre Majorel
  • Re: Code for associative arrays ?, Marc Boyer
    • Re: Code for associative arrays ?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Code for associative arrays ?, Dann Corbit
      • Re: Code for associative arrays ?, Marc Boyer
      • Re: Code for associative arrays ?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Code for associative arrays ?, Dann Corbit
  • Re: Code for associative arrays ?, Ian Collins
  • Re: Code for associative arrays ?, Richard Harter
    • Re: Code for associative arrays ?, Andre Majorel
      • Re: Code for associative arrays ?, Richard Harter
  • Re: Code for associative arrays ?, CBFalconer
    • Re: Code for associative arrays ?, Dann Corbit
      • Re: Code for associative arrays ?, CBFalconer
      • Re: Code for associative arrays ?, Richard
      • Re: Code for associative arrays ?, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: Code for associative arrays ?, CBFalconer
  • Re: Code for associative arrays ?, Malcolm McLean
• undefined behavior?, Loic Domaigne
  • Re: undefined behavior?, mail2sandeepnl@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: undefined behavior?, Richard Bos
      • Re: undefined behavior?, Joachim Schmitz
      • Re: undefined behavior?, Richard Bos
      • Re: undefined behavior?, santosh
  • Re: undefined behavior?, Loic Domaigne
• Delete a Non-empty directory Programmatically, Raman
  • Re: Delete a Non-empty directory Programmatically, Joachim Schmitz
    • Re: Delete a Non-empty directory Programmatically, Kenneth Brody
      • Re: Delete a Non-empty directory Programmatically, Joachim Schmitz
  • Re: Delete a Non-empty directory Programmatically, Keith Thompson
    • Re: Delete a Non-empty directory Programmatically, Raman
  • Re: Delete a Non-empty directory Programmatically, santosh
• about tree, beginers of c
  • Re: about tree, Richard Heathfield
  • Re: about tree, Keith Thompson
  • Re: about tree, santosh
  • Re: about tree, Staffan
• pointer concept, gsingh
  • Re: pointer concept, Richard Heathfield
    • Re: pointer concept, Larry__Weiss
      • Re: pointer concept, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: pointer concept, Keith Thompson
      • Re: pointer concept, Richard Tobin
      • Re: pointer concept, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: pointer concept, Philip Potter
      • Re: pointer concept, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: pointer concept, Keith Thompson
      • Re: pointer concept, Old Wolf
      • Re: pointer concept, Keith Thompson
      • Re: pointer concept, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: pointer concept, Richard Tobin
      • Re: pointer concept, Keith Thompson
      • Re: pointer concept, Eric Sosman
    • Re: pointer concept, CBFalconer
      • Re: pointer concept, Richard Heathfield
  • Re: pointer concept, jk
    • Re: pointer concept - TPA, Default User
  • Re: pointer concept, Ben Bacarisse
    • Re: pointer concept, karthikbalaguru
  • Re: pointer concept, CBFalconer
• GEEKS, cplusplus
• 7000+ beautiful Russian girls waiting for men, my glass
• invalid lvalue in assignment, mdh
  • Re: invalid lvalue in assignment, Ian Collins
    • Re: invalid lvalue in assignment, mdh
  • Re: invalid lvalue in assignment, Peter Pichler
    • Re: invalid lvalue in assignment, mdh
• A string collection abstract data type, jacob navia
  • Re: A string collection abstract data type, Charlie Gordon
    • Re: A string collection abstract data type, jacob navia
  • Re: A string collection abstract data type, Roland Pibinger
    • Re: A string collection abstract data type, jacob navia
• ~ EARN $1000 per Day Without INVESTMENT ~, cherry
• MORONS, cplusplus
• LOSERS, cplusplus
  • Re: LOSERS, vipvipvipvipvip . ru
    • Re: LOSERS, cplusplus
    • Re: LOSERS, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: LOSERS, Richard
  • Re: LOSERS, Kelsey Bjarnason
    • Re: LOSERS, Default User
• Is this an error or undefined behaviour?, Franz Hose
  • Re: Is this an error or undefined behaviour?, James Kuyper
    • Re: Is this an error or undefined behaviour?, $)CHarald van D)&k
      • Re: Is this an error or undefined behaviour?, James Kuyper
      • Re: Is this an error or undefined behaviour?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Is this an error or undefined behaviour?, James Kuyper
      • Re: Is this an error or undefined behaviour?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Is this an error or undefined behaviour?, James Kuyper
      • Re: Is this an error or undefined behaviour?, Richard Tobin
      • Re: Is this an error or undefined behaviour?, Harald van Dijk
    • Re: Is this an error or undefined behaviour?, Franz Hose
      • Re: Is this an error or undefined behaviour?, James Kuyper
      • Re: Is this an error or undefined behaviour?, Flash Gordon
• Re: Malcolm's new book - Chapter 1 review, Kelsey Bjarnason
  • Re: Malcolm's new book - Chapter 1 review, Richard
    • Re: Malcolm's new book - Chapter 1 review, Kelsey Bjarnason
• Building extensibility into an API, Francis Johnson
  • Re: Building extensibility into an API, Eric Sosman
  • Re: Building extensibility into an API, cr88192
  • Re: Building extensibility into an API, Tor Rustad
  • Re: Building extensibility into an API, ymuntyan
    • Re: Building extensibility into an API, Eric Sosman
    • Re: Building extensibility into an API, Malcolm McLean
      • Re: Building extensibility into an API, Charlie Gordon
      • Re: Building extensibility into an API, Roland Pibinger
      • Re: Building extensibility into an API, Charlie Gordon
      • Re: Building extensibility into an API, Richard Heathfield
• Writing interrupt driven circular buffer, Sven
  • Re: Writing interrupt driven circular buffer, Sjouke Burry
    • Re: Writing interrupt driven circular buffer, Flash Gordon
  • Re: Writing interrupt driven circular buffer, Peter Pichler
  • Re: Writing interrupt driven circular buffer, CBFalconer
    • Re: Writing interrupt driven circular buffer, Ark Khasin
      • Re: Writing interrupt driven circular buffer, CBFalconer
      • Re: Writing interrupt driven circular buffer, Ark Khasin
      • Re: Writing interrupt driven circular buffer, CBFalconer
      • Re: Writing interrupt driven circular buffer, Peter Pichler
      • Re: Writing interrupt driven circular buffer, Jack Klein
      • Re: Writing interrupt driven circular buffer, Ark Khasin
• pll: who uses _Bool, Szabolcs Nagy
  • Re: who uses _Bool, Malcolm McLean
  • Re: pll: who uses _Bool, Tor Rustad
    • Re: pll: who uses _Bool, Keith Thompson
      • Re: pll: who uses _Bool, Tor Rustad
    • Re: pll: who uses _Bool, Ben Pfaff
      • Re: pll: who uses _Bool, Army1987
      • Re: pll: who uses _Bool, Ian Collins
      • Re: pll: who uses _Bool, Ben Pfaff
      • Re: pll: who uses _Bool, Ian Collins
      • Re: pll: who uses _Bool, Flash Gordon
      • Re: pll: who uses _Bool, Ian Collins
      • Re: pll: who uses _Bool, Flash Gordon
      • Re: pll: who uses _Bool, Eric Sosman
      • Re: pll: who uses _Bool, Charlie Gordon
      • Re: pll: who uses _Bool, Eric Sosman
    • Re: pll: who uses _Bool, CBFalconer
      • Re: pll: who uses _Bool, Tor Rustad
      • Re: pll: who uses _Bool, Charlie Gordon
      • Re: pll: who uses _Bool, CBFalconer
      • Re: pll: who uses _Bool, Tor Rustad
      • Re: pll: who uses _Bool, Charlie Gordon
      • Re: pll: who uses _Bool, Keith Thompson
      • Re: pll: who uses _Bool, Charlie Gordon
      • Re: pll: who uses _Bool, Keith Thompson
      • Re: pll: who uses _Bool, Charlie Gordon
      • Re: pll: who uses _Bool, Tor Rustad
      • Re: pll: who uses _Bool, CBFalconer
      • Re: pll: who uses _Bool, Keith Thompson
      • Re: pll: who uses _Bool, CBFalconer
      • Re: pll: who uses _Bool, Keith Thompson
      • Re: pll: who uses _Bool, CBFalconer
      • Re: pll: who uses _Bool, Charlie Gordon
    • Re: pll: who uses _Bool, Malcolm McLean
  • Re: pll: who uses _Bool, Ark Khasin
    • Re: pll: who uses _Bool, Keith Thompson
      • Re: pll: who uses _Bool, Ark Khasin
      • Re: pll: who uses _Bool, Chris Torek
      • Re: pll: who uses _Bool, Ian Collins
      • Re: pll: who uses _Bool, Ben Bacarisse
      • Re: pll: who uses _Bool, Keith Thompson
      • Re: pll: who uses _Bool, Charlie Gordon
      • Re: pll: who uses _Bool, Ben Bacarisse
      • Re: pll: who uses _Bool, Charlie Gordon
      • Re: pll: who uses _Bool, Ark Khasin
  • Re: who uses _Bool, cr88192
    • Re: who uses _Bool, Keith Thompson
      • Re: who uses _Bool, Charlie Gordon
• Is `removal of const qualifier from target pointer' a warning or an error?, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Is `removal of const qualifier from target pointer' a warning or an error?, santosh
    • Re: Is `removal of const qualifier from target pointer' a warning or an error?, James Kuyper
  • Re: Is `removal of const qualifier from target pointer' a warning or an error?, James Kuyper
  • Re: Is `removal of const qualifier from target pointer' a warning or an error?, Army1987
• error while loading shared libraries, onkar
  • Re: error while loading shared libraries, santosh
  • Re: error while loading shared libraries, Malcolm McLean
    • Re: error while loading shared libraries, Keith Thompson
• Find the 'more' command source code, Pirate
  • Re: Find the 'more' command source code, Martin Ambuhl
  • Re: Find the 'more' command source code, Mark McIntyre
    • Re: Find the 'more' command source code, Keith Thompson
  • Re: Find the 'more' command source code, Tsb
  • Re: Find the 'more' command source code, Sjouke Burry
• Linked lists, mark . martinez2
  • Re: Linked lists, Jack Klein
    • Re: Linked lists, mark . martinez2
      • Re: Linked lists, Dann Corbit
    • Re: Linked lists, mark . martinez2
      • Re: Linked lists, Default User
    • Re: Linked lists, mark . martinez2
      • Re: Linked lists, user923005
  • Re: Linked lists, CBFalconer
• On the creation of an API for containers in C, Remo D.
  • Re: On the creation of an API for containers in C, Malcolm McLean
    • Re: On the creation of an API for containers in C, Tor Rustad
      • Re: On the creation of an API for containers in C, Remo D.
      • Re: On the creation of an API for containers in C, cr88192
      • Re: On the creation of an API for containers in C, Remo D.
      • Re: On the creation of an API for containers in C, Malcolm McLean
      • Re: On the creation of an API for containers in C, Tor Rustad
    • Re: On the creation of an API for containers in C, Remo D.
  • Re: On the creation of an API for containers in C, cr88192
    • Re: On the creation of an API for containers in C, Remo D.
      • Re: On the creation of an API for containers in C, cr88192
  • Re: On the creation of an API for containers in C, Roland Pibinger
    • Re: On the creation of an API for containers in C, Remo D.
      • Re: On the creation of an API for containers in C, Roland Pibinger
• Writing single bits to a file, riva
  • Re: Writing single bits to a file, Eric Sosman
    • Re: Writing single bits to a file, riva
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, mstorkamp
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, Walter Roberson
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, Eric Sosman
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, Don Bruder
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, Eric Sosman
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, Kenneth Brody
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, Walter Roberson
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, CBFalconer
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, Malcolm McLean
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, Joe Wright
    • Re: Writing single bits to a file, cr88192
  • Re: Writing single bits to a file, Tor Rustad
  • Re: Writing single bits to a file, Martin Wells
    • Re: Writing single bits to a file, Charlie Gordon
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, Martin Wells
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, Charlie Gordon
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, Martin Wells
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, Charlie Gordon
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, Ben Bacarisse
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, Charlie Gordon
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, Ben Bacarisse
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, Charlie Gordon
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, Martin Wells
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, Charlie Gordon
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, cr88192
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, CBFalconer
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, cr88192
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, Willem
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, cr88192
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, James Kuyper
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, cr88192
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, Charlie Gordon
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, cr88192
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, Charlie Gordon
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, cr88192
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, Charlie Gordon
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, cr88192
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, Charlie Gordon
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, Charlie Gordon
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, Ben Bacarisse
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, cr88192
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, cr88192
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, cr88192
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, Ben Pfaff
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, Ben Pfaff
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, Charlie Gordon
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, $)CHarald van D)&k
      • Re: Writing single bits to a file, Keith Thompson
• C-derived OO Prog Language, Cross Platform GUI Toolkit, 2D/3D Graphics Engine Project, jerstlouis
  • Re: C-derived OO Prog Language, Cross Platform GUI Toolkit, 2D/3D Graphics Engine Project, cr88192
    • Re: C-derived OO Prog Language, Cross Platform GUI Toolkit, 2D/3D Graphics Engine Project, jerstlouis
      • Re: C-derived OO Prog Language, Cross Platform GUI Toolkit, 2D/3D Graphics Engine Project, CBFalconer
      • Re: C-derived OO Prog Language, Cross Platform GUI Toolkit, 2D/3D Graphics Engine Project, cr88192
      • Re: C-derived OO Prog Language, Cross Platform GUI Toolkit, 2D/3D Graphics Engine Project, jerstlouis
      • Re: C-derived OO Prog Language, Cross Platform GUI Toolkit, 2D/3D Graphics Engine Project, cr88192
• Why write putc(s.i16 & 0xff, fp);, Jorge Peixoto
  • Re: Why write putc(s.i16 & 0xff, fp);, CBFalconer
    • Re: Why write putc(s.i16 & 0xff, fp);, Jorge Peixoto
      • Re: Why write putc(s.i16 & 0xff, fp);, jaysome
    • Re: Why write putc(s.i16 & 0xff, fp);, pete
  • Re: Why write putc(s.i16 & 0xff, fp);, pete
    • Re: Why write putc(s.i16 & 0xff, fp);, Jorge Peixoto
      • Re: Why write putc(s.i16 & 0xff, fp);, pete
      • Re: Why write putc(s.i16 & 0xff, fp);, Jorge Peixoto
      • Re: Why write putc(s.i16 & 0xff, fp);, James Kuyper
      • Re: Why write putc(s.i16 & 0xff, fp);, CBFalconer
      • Re: Why write putc(s.i16 & 0xff, fp);, Jorge Peixoto
      • Re: Why write putc(s.i16 & 0xff, fp);, James Kuyper
      • Re: Why write putc(s.i16 & 0xff, fp);, Jorge Peixoto
      • Re: Why write putc(s.i16 & 0xff, fp);, Jorge Peixoto
      • Re: Why write putc(s.i16 & 0xff, fp);, CBFalconer
      • Re: Why write putc(s.i16 & 0xff, fp);, Old Wolf
      • Re: Why write putc(s.i16 & 0xff, fp);, Charlie Gordon
      • Re: Why write putc(s.i16 & 0xff, fp);, Army1987
      • Re: Why write putc(s.i16 & 0xff, fp);, Charlie Gordon
      • Re: Why write putc(s.i16 & 0xff, fp);, Chad
      • Re: Why write putc(s.i16 & 0xff, fp);, pete
      • Re: Why write putc(s.i16 & 0xff, fp);, CBFalconer
      • Re: Why write putc(s.i16 & 0xff, fp);, Charlie Gordon
      • Re: Why write putc(s.i16 & 0xff, fp);, CBFalconer
      • Re: Why write putc(s.i16 & 0xff, fp);, Charlie Gordon
  • Re: Why write putc(s.i16 & 0xff, fp);, Willem
    • Re: Why write putc(s.i16 & 0xff, fp);, James Kuyper
      • Re: Why write putc(s.i16 & 0xff, fp);, Charlie Gordon
  • Re: Why write putc(s.i16 & 0xff, fp);, Army1987
    • Re: Why write putc(s.i16 & 0xff, fp);, Keith Thompson
• typecasting problem, Ray D.
  • Re: typecasting problem, Walter Roberson
    • Re: typecasting problem, Ray D.
      • Re: typecasting problem - TPA, Default User
  • Re: typecasting problem, Martin Ambuhl
  • Re: typecasting problem, CBFalconer
• fseek/fsetpos moving stream position incorrectly, dfelikson
  • Re: fseek/fsetpos moving stream position incorrectly, santosh
    • Re: fseek/fsetpos moving stream position incorrectly, dfelikson
      • Re: fseek/fsetpos moving stream position incorrectly, Kenneth Brody
• One last question on hashes, Chad
  • Re: One last question on hashes, Ben Pfaff
    • Re: One last question on hashes, CBFalconer
• Program LCD HD44780 with 68HC11 in Handyboard, r_spaargaren
  • Re: Program LCD HD44780 with 68HC11 in Handyboard, Jack Klein
  • Re: Program LCD HD44780 with 68HC11 in Handyboard, Mark McIntyre
• Reading Binay files in Mac, doublemaster007@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Reading Binay files in Mac, Jim
    • Re: Reading Binay files in Mac, Keith Thompson
• Question on free() ing a hash table, Chad
  • Re: Question on free() ing a hash table, santosh
    • Re: Question on free() ing a hash table, Chad
    • Re: Question on free() ing a hash table, Chad
      • Re: Question on free() ing a hash table, santosh
      • Re: Question on free() ing a hash table, pete
      • Re: Question on free() ing a hash table, vipvipvipvipvip . ru
      • Re: Question on free() ing a hash table, santosh
      • Re: Question on free() ing a hash table, Richard Bos
      • Re: Question on free() ing a hash table, gw7rib
      • Re: Question on free() ing a hash table, CBFalconer
      • Re: Question on free() ing a hash table, Charlie Gordon
    • Re: Question on free() ing a hash table, Peter Pichler
• Floating point subtraction with FLT_MAX error, spooler123
  • Re: Floating point subtraction with FLT_MAX error, husterk
    • Re: Floating point subtraction with FLT_MAX error, spooler123
    • Re: Floating point subtraction with FLT_MAX error, Jack Klein
  • Re: Floating point subtraction with FLT_MAX error, santosh
  • Re: Floating point subtraction with FLT_MAX error, Walter Roberson
  • Re: Floating point subtraction with FLT_MAX error, Joe Wright
  • Re: Floating point subtraction with FLT_MAX error, Martin Ambuhl
  • Re: Floating point subtraction with FLT_MAX error, CBFalconer
    • Re: Floating point subtraction with FLT_MAX error, Charlie Gordon
      • Re: Floating point subtraction with FLT_MAX error, CBFalconer
      • Re: Floating point subtraction with FLT_MAX error, Charlie Gordon
      • Re: Floating point subtraction with FLT_MAX error, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Floating point subtraction with FLT_MAX error, CBFalconer
    • Re: Floating point subtraction with FLT_MAX error, Walter Roberson
      • Re: Floating point subtraction with FLT_MAX error, spooler123
      • Re: Floating point subtraction with FLT_MAX error, CBFalconer
  • Re: Floating point subtraction with FLT_MAX error, James Kuyper
• C TIPS, lawry_jim
• Re: TECHFEST 2008 at IIT BOMBAY , INDIA, santosh
• Weary of using -1 for max unsigned values, Martin Wells
  • Re: Weary of using -1 for max unsigned values, jameskuyper
    • Re: Weary of using -1 for max unsigned values, Martin Wells
      • Re: Weary of using -1 for max unsigned values, vipvipvipvipvip . ru
      • Re: Weary of using -1 for max unsigned values, Ian Collins
      • Re: Weary of using -1 for max unsigned values, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: Weary of using -1 for max unsigned values, Charlie Gordon
      • Re: Weary of using -1 for max unsigned values, Martin Wells
      • Re: Weary of using -1 for max unsigned values, Charlie Gordon
  • Re: Weary of using -1 for max unsigned values, Dan Henry
    • Re: Weary of using -1 for max unsigned values, James Kuyper
      • Re: Weary of using -1 for max unsigned values, Charlie Gordon
      • Re: Weary of using -1 for max unsigned values, Dan Henry
    • Re: Weary of using -1 for max unsigned values, CBFalconer
• defining the size_t type, lubomir dobsik
  • Re: defining the size_t type, santosh
  • Re: defining the size_t type, Eric Sosman
  • Re: defining the size_t type, Richard Tobin
  • Re: defining the size_t type, Ben Pfaff
  • Re: defining the size_t type, Keith Thompson
    • Re: defining the size_t type, Chris Torek
      • Re: defining the size_t type, Eric Sosman
      • Re: defining the size_t type, Keith Thompson
      • Re: defining the size_t type, Keith Thompson
  • Re: defining the size_t type, lubomir dobsik
    • Re: defining the size_t type, Keith Thompson
• Macro function with void argument list, Martin Wells
  • Re: Macro function with void argument list, Keith Willis
    • Re: Macro function with void argument list, Philip Potter
      • Re: Macro function with void argument list, Keith Willis
      • Re: Macro function with void argument list, Eric Sosman
      • Re: Macro function with void argument list, Christopher Benson-Manica
      • Re: Macro function with void argument list, Keith Thompson
  • Re: Macro function with void argument list, Eric Sosman
    • Re: Macro function with void argument list, Martin Wells
  • Re: Macro function with void argument list, Kenneth Brody
• Wholesale all NIKE.shox.Air max.AF1.TN.Jordan.shoes.Apple Ipods Nano, Xbox 360, Sony PS3, Sony PSP.wii.all laptops .all nokia http://www.new-nikeshoes.com, nike shoes
• return from main, Pietro Cerutti
  • Re: return from main, Mark Bluemel
  • Re: return from main, Philip Potter
    • Re: return from main, santosh
• problem with dynamic memory allocation, David d'Angers
  • Re: problem with dynamic memory allocation, Mark Bluemel
• non ascii chracter problem, Burak
  • Re: non ascii chracter problem, CBFalconer
    • Re: non ascii chracter problem, Richard
      • Re: non ascii chracter problem, Keith Willis
      • Re: non ascii chracter problem, santosh
      • Re: non ascii chracter problem, Richard
      • Re: non ascii chracter problem, CBFalconer
      • Re: non ascii chracter problem, Richard Bos
  • Re: non ascii chracter problem, Ben Bacarisse
• PC, zamsund
• Mobile Startup looking for sharp coders, Vangati
  • Re: Mobile Startup looking for sharp coders, Jack Klein
• #define issue, axr0284
  • Re: #define issue, Barry Schwarz
    • Re: #define issue, CBFalconer
    • Re: #define issue, Andrew Thompson
  • Re: #define issue, Thad Smith
• NULL handling, stephanearnold
  • Re: NULL handling, Richard
    • Re: NULL handling, stephanearnold
      • Re: NULL handling, Kenneth Brody
  • Re: NULL handling, Walter Roberson
  • Re: NULL handling, SM Ryan
  • Re: NULL handling, Gordon Burditt
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • NULL handling, stephanearnold
    • Re: NULL handling, santosh
      • Re: NULL handling, CBFalconer
• array index type, Szabolcs Nagy
  • Re: array index type, Mark Bluemel
    • Re: array index type, Malcolm McLean
  • Re: array index type, Tim Prince
    • Re: array index type, Szabolcs Nagy
    • Re: array index type, Richard
      • Re: array index type, santosh
      • Re: array index type, Richard
      • Re: array index type, vipvipvipvipvip . ru
      • Re: array index type, $)CHarald van D)&k
      • Re: array index type, James Kuyper
      • Re: array index type, santosh
      • Re: array index type, pete
  • Re: array index type, santosh
  • Re: array index type, user923005
    • Re: array index type, Thad Smith
      • Re: array index type, user923005
  • Re: array index type, SM Ryan
  • Re: array index type, pete
    • Re: array index type, Keith Thompson
      • Re: array index type, Charlie Gordon
      • Re: array index type, pete
      • Re: array index type, Army1987
      • Re: array index type, Justin Spahr-Summers
  • Re: array index type, CBFalconer
  • Re: array index type, Army1987
    • Re: array index type, Charlie Gordon
• Implementing polymorphic behaviour, Daniel Kraft
  • Re: Implementing polymorphic behaviour, Laurent Deniau
    • Re: Implementing polymorphic behaviour, Daniel Kraft
  • Re: Implementing polymorphic behaviour, fred . l . kleinschmidt
• Call for Papers for the IWOMP2008 OpenMP workshop, m_van_waveren@xxxxxxxx
• What does ((time_t)-1) mean?, loudking
  • Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?, Pietro Cerutti
    • Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?, loudking
      • Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?, Martin Wells
      • Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?, Pietro Cerutti
      • Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?, James Kuyper
      • Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?, Eric Sosman
      • Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?, Charlie Gordon
      • Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?, Richard Tobin
  • Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?, Martin Wells
    • Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?, James Kuyper Jr.
  • Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?, Kenny McCormack
    • Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?, Kenneth Brody
      • Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?, Richard
      • Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?, santosh
      • Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?, Harald van D)&k
      • Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?, Kenneth Brody
      • Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?, $)CHarald van D)&k
      • Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?, Old Wolf
      • Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?, Charlie Gordon
      • Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?, Charlie Gordon
      • Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?, Charlie Gordon
      • Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?, Kenneth Brody
      • Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?, Charlie Gordon
      • Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?, Mark Bluemel
      • Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?, Mark Bluemel
      • Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?, James Kuyper
      • typedef names as variable names (was Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?), Kenneth Brody
      • Re: typedef names as variable names (was Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?), $)CHarald van D)&k
      • Re: typedef names as variable names (was Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?), santosh
      • Re: typedef names as variable names (was Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?), $)CHarald van D)&k
      • Re: typedef names as variable names (was Re: What does ((time_t)-1)mean?), Kenneth Brody
  • Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?, Mark Bluemel
    • Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?, Martien Verbruggen
      • Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?, Mark Bluemel
      • Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?, Richard Tobin
  • Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?, Richard
  • Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?, Keith Thompson
    • Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?, Army1987
      • Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: What does ((time_t)-1) mean?, Charlie Gordon
• Computer, Flowers
• MULTICONF-08 Call for papers, john
• How is this trivial strncpy implementation, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: How is this trivial strncpy implementation, santosh
  • Re: How is this trivial strncpy implementation, Ben Pfaff
• what does this ":" in the structure ?, David d'Angers
  • Re: what does this ":" in the structure ?, Richard Heathfield
    • Re: what does this ":" in the structure ?, Malcolm McLean
  • Re: what does this ":" in the structure ?, David d'Angers
  • Re: what does this ":" in the structure ?, karthikbalaguru
• text justification, gaetanoortisi
  • Re: text justification, Mark Bluemel
  • Re: text justification, Kenny McCormack
  • Re: text justification, Richard Tobin
    • Re: text justification, Kenny McCormack
    • Re: text justification, gaetanoortisi
    • Re: text justification, Ben Bacarisse
  • Re: text justification, Ed Prochak
    • Re: text justification, Keith Thompson
      • Re: text justification, Keith Thompson
      • Re: text justification, Wade Ward
  • Re: text justification, CBFalconer
• Re: where do the extra bytes go while using Malloc ?, Mark Bluemel
  • Re: where do the extra bytes go while using Malloc ?, Richard Tobin
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: where do the extra bytes go while using Malloc ?, glen herrmannsfeldt
    • Re: where do the extra bytes go while using Malloc ?, santosh
    • Re: where do the extra bytes go while using Malloc ?, Malcolm McLean
  • Re: where do the extra bytes go while using Malloc ?, Mark Bluemel
• Download Graphing Tool (Complimentry Copy), Dexter
• Definition in Header files, Madhur
  • Re: Definition in Header files, user923005
    • Re: Definition in Header files, Madhur
  • Re: Definition in Header files, Ian Collins
    • Re: Definition in Header files, Madhur
      • Re: Definition in Header files, user923005
      • Re: Definition in Header files, Road Tang
      • Re: Definition in Header files, James Kuyper Jr.
      • Re: Definition in Header files, Ian Collins
      • Re: Definition in Header files, James Kuyper Jr.
      • Re: Definition in Header files, Jack Klein
      • Re: Definition in Header files, James Kuyper Jr.
      • Re: Definition in Header files, fred . l . kleinschmidt
      • Re: Definition in Header files, dandonov
      • Re: Definition in Header files, CBFalconer
      • Re: Definition in Header files, dandonov
  • Re: Definition in Header files, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: Definition in Header files, Ian Collins
      • Re: Definition in Header files, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Definition in Header files, user923005
      • Re: Definition in Header files, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Definition in Header files, user923005
      • Re: Definition in Header files, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Definition in Header files, Road Tang
    • Re: Definition in Header files, Ian Collins
      • Re: Definition in Header files, Road Tang
      • Re: Definition in Header files, Charlie Gordon
      • Re: Definition in Header files, Road Tang
      • Re: Definition in Header files, CBFalconer
      • Re: Definition in Header files, Charlie Gordon
  • Re: Definition in Header files, pete
  • Re: Definition in Header files, Mark McIntyre
• Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, jaysome
  • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, Ian Collins
    • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, jaysome
      • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, Ian Collins
      • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, Kenneth Brody
    • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, Christopher Benson-Manica
      • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, lawrence . jones
  • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, Richard Heathfield
    • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, Joachim Schmitz
      • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, Richard Bos
      • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, Joachim Schmitz
      • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, Joachim Schmitz
      • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, Joachim Schmitz
      • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, Richard
      • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, Richard
      • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, Richard
      • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, jacob navia
      • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, santosh
      • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, Richard
      • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, Philip Potter
      • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, Richard
      • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, jacob navia
      • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, Philip Potter
      • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, Mark McIntyre
      • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, Joe Wright
      • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, Richard
      • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, Larry__Weiss
      • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, Peter Pichler
      • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, CBFalconer
      • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, Francine . Neary
      • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, Larry__Weiss
      • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, Larry__Weiss
      • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, Marjancek
  • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, Francois Grieu
  • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, Jack Klein
    • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, CBFalconer
    • Re: Has ANSI Approved ISO/IEC 9899:1999?, Richard Heathfield
• volatile, lak
  • Re: volatile, jaysome
  • Re: volatile, karthikbalaguru
  • Re: volatile, santosh
• earn money with faith, eltodo
• Why connot declare a static member of STRUCT or UNION?, arkmancn
  • Re: Why connot declare a static member of STRUCT or UNION?, Ian Collins
  • Re: Why connot declare a static member of STRUCT or UNION?, Jack Klein
  • Re: Why connot declare a static member of STRUCT or UNION?, Walter Roberson
  • Re: Why connot declare a static member of STRUCT or UNION?, Road Tang
  • Re: Why connot declare a static member of STRUCT or UNION?, santosh
  • Re: Why connot declare a static member of STRUCT or UNION?, James Kuyper Jr.
    • Re: Why connot declare a static member of STRUCT or UNION?, Richard
      • Re: Why connot declare a static member of STRUCT or UNION?, James Kuyper Jr.
      • Re: Why connot declare a static member of STRUCT or UNION?, Richard
      • Re: Why connot declare a static member of STRUCT or UNION?, James Kuyper
      • Re: Why connot declare a static member of STRUCT or UNION?, Richard
      • Re: Why connot declare a static member of STRUCT or UNION?, James Kuyper
      • Re: Why connot declare a static member of STRUCT or UNION?, Richard
      • Re: Why connot declare a static member of STRUCT or UNION?, santosh
      • Re: Why connot declare a static member of STRUCT or UNION?, Ben Bacarisse
      • Re: Why connot declare a static member of STRUCT or UNION?, jameskuyper
      • Re: Why connot declare a static member of STRUCT or UNION?, Richard
      • Re: Why connot declare a static member of STRUCT or UNION?, James Kuyper
      • Re: Why connot declare a static member of STRUCT or UNION?, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: Why connot declare a static member of STRUCT or UNION?, Dik T. Winter
      • Re: Why connot declare a static member of STRUCT or UNION?, Charlie Gordon
      • Re: Why connot declare a static member of STRUCT or UNION?, Ian Collins
      • Re: Why connot declare a static member of STRUCT or UNION?, Chris Torek
      • Re: Why connot declare a static member of STRUCT or UNION?, Richard Tobin
      • Re: Why connot declare a static member of STRUCT or UNION?, Richard
      • Re: Why connot declare a static member of STRUCT or UNION?, Peter Pichler
      • Re: Why connot declare a static member of STRUCT or UNION?, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Why connot declare a static member of STRUCT or UNION?, Peter Pichler
      • Re: Why connot declare a static member of STRUCT or UNION?, Richard Tobin
      • Re: Why connot declare a static member of STRUCT or UNION?, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Why connot declare a static member of STRUCT or UNION?, Richard Tobin
      • Re: Why connot declare a static member of STRUCT or UNION?, Chris Dollin
      • Re: Why connot declare a static member of STRUCT or UNION?, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Why connot declare a static member of STRUCT or UNION?, John Bode
      • Re: Why connot declare a static member of STRUCT or UNION?, santosh
      • Re: Why connot declare a static member of STRUCT or UNION?, jameskuyper
      • Re: Why connot declare a static member of STRUCT or UNION?, Jack Klein
• Raw Ethernet Packet Capture, gustavo . samour
  • Re: Raw Ethernet Packet Capture, user923005
  • Re: Raw Ethernet Packet Capture, Tor Rustad
    • Re: Raw Ethernet Packet Capture, Tor Rustad
      • Re: Raw Ethernet Packet Capture, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Raw Ethernet Packet Capture, Tor Rustad
      • Re: Raw Ethernet Packet Capture, Richard Heathfield
      • SOLVED! Re: Raw Ethernet Packet Capture, gustavo . samour
      • Re: SOLVED! Re: Raw Ethernet Packet Capture, gustavo . samour
    • Re: Raw Ethernet Packet Capture, gustavo . samour
      • Re: Raw Ethernet Packet Capture, santosh
      • Re: Raw Ethernet Packet Capture, gustavo . samour
  • Re: Raw Ethernet Packet Capture, J. J. Farrell
• Understanding a simple C program, CJ
  • Re: Understanding a simple C program, Walter Roberson
  • Re: Understanding a simple C program, user923005
    • Re: Understanding a simple C program, Richard
    • Re: Understanding a simple C program, CJ
      • Re: Understanding a simple C program, santosh
      • Re: Understanding a simple C program, Al Balmer
      • Re: Understanding a simple C program, user923005
      • Re: Understanding a simple C program, Joachim Schmitz
      • Re: Understanding a simple C program, Martien Verbruggen
      • Re: Understanding a simple C program, pete
      • Re: Understanding a simple C program, Martien Verbruggen
      • Re: Understanding a simple C program, pete
      • Re: Understanding a simple C program, user923005
      • Re: Understanding a simple C program, pete
      • Re: Understanding a simple C program, Martien Verbruggen
      • Re: Understanding a simple C program, Richard
      • Re: Understanding a simple C program, Chris Dollin
      • Re: Understanding a simple C program, Richard Bos
      • Re: Understanding a simple C program, Martien Verbruggen
      • Re: Understanding a simple C program, Richard Bos
      • Re: Understanding a simple C program, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Understanding a simple C program, Martien Verbruggen
      • Re: Understanding a simple C program, Kenneth Brody
      • Re: Understanding a simple C program, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Understanding a simple C program, pete
      • Re: Understanding a simple C program, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Understanding a simple C program, Richard Bos
      • Re: Understanding a simple C program, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Understanding a simple C program, pete
      • Re: Understanding a simple C program, Larry__Weiss
      • Re: Understanding a simple C program, santosh
      • Re: Understanding a simple C program, Larry__Weiss
      • Re: Understanding a simple C program, Larry__Weiss
      • Re: Understanding a simple C program, Richard
      • Re: Understanding a simple C program, Nick Keighley
      • Re: Understanding a simple C program, Chris Dollin
      • Re: Understanding a simple C program, Army1987
      • Re: Understanding a simple C program, Charlie Gordon
      • Re: Understanding a simple C program, Richard Bos
      • Re: Understanding a simple C program, James Kuyper
  • Re: Understanding a simple C program, santosh
  • Re: Understanding a simple C program, Eric Sosman
    • Re: Understanding a simple C program, CJ
  • Re: Understanding a simple C program, Sheth Raxit
• Integer promotion of function parameters, Jean-François Lemaire
  • Re: Integer promotion of function parameters, Eric Sosman
  • Re: Integer promotion of function parameters, Richard Heathfield
    • Re: Integer promotion of function parameters<