Re: question


"Default User" <defaultuserbr@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Bill Cunningham wrote:


Your code clearly writes data of the same length as 512 ints. How
many bytes are there in an int in this implementation?

Not sure. HOw would I find out like this maybe?

printf(sizeof(int));
puts(sizeof(int));

Would these work? I guess I could try these. Maybe the OS calls a
bock size 2048 bytes.

Come on man. Look stuff up. I told you before, you're wasting our time
and yours.



Brian

Oh I got it I remember "The first argument printf wants is a string"

Bill


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