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• Re: Promoting unsigned long int to long int
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• Re: Using a link list over an array.
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• Re: Promoting unsigned long int to long int
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• Re: Promoting unsigned long int to long int
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• Re: Is this legal C?
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• Re: Promoting unsigned long int to long int
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• Re: OOP
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• Re: Fast fmodf(..., 1.0f)
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• Re: Storing input into a character array
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• Re: Is this legal C?
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• Re: search for files
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• Re: Fast fmodf(..., 1.0f)
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• Re: Using a link list over an array.
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• Re: adding colums to text
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• Re: Fast fmodf(..., 1.0f)
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• Re: Storing input into a character array
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• Re: search for files
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• Re: Promoting unsigned long int to long int
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• Re: Fast fmodf(..., 1.0f)
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• Re: OOP
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• Some issue with pointers
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• Re: Promoting unsigned long int to long int
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• Re: Pedants
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• Re: Promoting unsigned long int to long int
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• Re: OOP
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• Re: OOP
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• Re: Promoting unsigned long int to long int
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• Re: adding colums to text
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• Re: OOP
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• Re: Promoting unsigned long int to long int
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• Re: Promoting unsigned long int to long int
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: Promoting unsigned long int to long int
  • From: Jens Thoms Toerring
• Re: OOP
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• Re: Promoting unsigned long int to long int
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• Re: Promoting unsigned long int to long int
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• Re: adding colums to text
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• Re: Newbie Question about multiple system calls within loops
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• Re: adding colums to text
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• Re: OOP
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• Re: Newbie Question about multiple system calls within loops
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• Re: OOP
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• Re: problem passing pointer array
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• Re: OOP
  • From: Tor Rustad
• Re: Fast fmodf(..., 1.0f)
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• Re: problem passing pointer array
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• Re: Promoting unsigned long int to long int
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• Re: problem passing pointer array
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• Re: Promoting unsigned long int to long int
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• Re: Runtime stack allocation
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• Re: problem passing pointer array
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• Re: problem passing pointer array
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• Re: OOP
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• Re: Promoting unsigned long int to long int
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• Re: Promoting unsigned long int to long int
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• Re: problem passing pointer array
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• Re: Runtime stack allocation
  • From: Stephen Sprunk
• Re: OOP
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: Promoting unsigned long int to long int
  • From: Jens Thoms Toerring
• Re: Promoting unsigned long int to long int
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: OOP
  • From: campyhapper
• Re: problem passing pointer array
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• Re: OOP
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• Re: OOP
  • From: Richard Heathfield
• Re: problem passing pointer array
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• Re: YAPL - Yet Another Programming Language
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• OOP
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• Re: Newbie Question about multiple system calls within loops
  • From: Walter Roberson
• Re: Promoting unsigned long int to long int
  • From: pereges
• Re: problem passing pointer array
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• [ot]Re: program won't work
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• Re: problem passing pointer array
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• Re: Newbie Question about multiple system calls within loops
  • From: Tony Mc
• Re: Runtime stack allocation
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: Promoting unsigned long int to long int
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: Promoting unsigned long int to long int
  • From: Jens Thoms Toerring
• Re: how to release memory?
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: Pedants
  • From: Walter Roberson
• problem passing pointer array
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• Re: how to release memory?
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• Re: Pedants
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• Re: how to release memory?
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• Re: program won't work
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• Re: Promoting unsigned long int to long int
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• Re: Pedants
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• Re: how to release memory?
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• Re: A tired question?
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• Re: Promoting unsigned long int to long int
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• Re: How do you update a Makefile?
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• Re: Promoting unsigned long int to long int
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• Re: search for files
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• Re: Promoting unsigned long int to long int
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• How do you update a Makefile?
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• Re: adding colums to text
  • From: Bill Cunningham
• Promoting unsigned long int to long int
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• Re: Storing input into a character array
  • From: Ben Bacarisse
• Re: Runtime stack allocation
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• Re: Runtime stack allocation
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• Runtime stack allocation
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• Re: Storing input into a character array
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• Re: Using getnameinfo()
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• Re: Using getnameinfo()
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• Re: inline + va_list
  • From: Laurent Deniau
• Re: Fast fmodf(..., 1.0f)
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• Re: Using getnameinfo()
  • From: Walter Roberson
• Re: inline + va_list
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• Using getnameinfo()
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• Re: (OT) Battery question
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• Re: search for files
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• Re: adding colums to text
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• Re: how to release memory?
  • From: pete
• Re: A tired question?
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: A tired question?
  • From: santosh
• Re: adding colums to text
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• Re: how to release memory?
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• Re: Storing input into a character array
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• Re: this calls and checks strtol() correctly?
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• Re: A tired question?
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• Re: A tired question?
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• Re: A tired question?
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• Re: Fast fmodf(..., 1.0f)
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• Re: Fast fmodf(..., 1.0f)
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• Re: inline + va_list
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• Re: Storing input into a character array
  • From: Bert
• Re: A tired question?
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• Re: adding colums to text
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• Re: adding colums to text
  • From: Bill Cunningham
• Re: Fast fmodf(..., 1.0f)
  • From: Barry Schwarz
• Re: search for files
  • From: Barry Schwarz
• Re: Writing a macro for checking close enough floating points.
  • From: Barry Schwarz
• Re: some doubts in glib code
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• Re: this calls and checks strtol() correctly?
  • From: Barry Schwarz
• Re: how to release memory?
  • From: Barry Schwarz
• Re: how to release memory?
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• Re: Writing a macro for checking close enough floating points.
  • From: Ben Bacarisse
• Re: adding colums to text
  • From: Bill Cunningham
• Re: how to release memory?
  • From: pete
• Re: how to release memory?
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: Fast fmodf(..., 1.0f)
  • From: pete
• Re: adding colums to text
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• Re: Fast fmodf(..., 1.0f)
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• Re: how to release memory?
  • From: pete
• Re: (OT) Battery question
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• Re: (OT) Battery question
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• Re: Lies of Billy Gates of Microcrap
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• Fast fmodf(..., 1.0f)
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• Re: Is this legal C?
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: How to learn C ?
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• Re: Pedants
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• Re: how to release memory?
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• Re: adding colums to text
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• Re: Storing input into a character array
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• Re: adding colums to text
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• Re: adding colums to text
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• Re: search for files
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• Re: program won't work
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• Re: program won't work
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• Re: program won't work
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• Re: program won't work
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• Re: Writing a macro for checking close enough floating points.
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• Re: search for files
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• Re: Storing input into a character array
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• Re: program won't work
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• Re: search for files
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• Re: Lies of Billy Gates of Microcrap
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• Re: Writing a macro for checking close enough floating points.
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• Re: search for files
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• Re: program won't work
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• Re: search for files
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• Re: Storing input into a character array
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• Re: Writing a macro for checking close enough floating points.
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• Re: Pedants
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• Re: Pedants
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• Re: search for files
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• Re: program won't work
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• Re: search for files
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• Re: Writing a macro for checking close enough floating points.
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• Re: this calls and checks strtol() correctly?
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• Re: inline + va_list
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• Re: this calls and checks strtol() correctly?
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• program won't work
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• Re: search for files
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• Re: search for files
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• Re: Writing a macro for checking close enough floating points.
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• Re: search for files
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• Re: how to release memory?
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• Re: adding colums to text
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• Re: how to release memory?
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• Re: search for files
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• Re: search for files
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• Re: Writing a macro for checking close enough floating points.
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• Re: how to release memory?
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• Re: search for files
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• Re: Getting the file name from a FILE *
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• Re: Storing input into a character array
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• search for files
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• Re: Lies of Billy Gates of Microcrap
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• Re: Is this legal C?
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• Re: Storing input into a character array
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• Re: this calls and checks strtol() correctly?
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• Re: are stdout and stderr different
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• Re: this calls and checks strtol() correctly?
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• Writing a macro for checking close enough floating points.
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• Re: Is this legal C?
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• Re: inline + va_list
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• Re: Storing input into a character array
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• Re: how to release memory?
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• Re: how to release memory?
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