Re: Bug in list of matrics represended as arays.....

Djuro.Tost@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
CBFalconer je napisao/la:
Keith Thompson wrote:
CBFalconer <cbfalconer@xxxxxxxxx> writes:

... snip ...

Agreed. (But it's likely that his implementation provides a
<malloc.h> header, and using it, though not wise, isn't necessarily
an error.)

Since in the first 7 lines, we find at least 4, probably 5, errors,
it seems pointless to read further. Note that I have counted
errors only once, even though the same error was repeated.

Most of the errors you counted weren't errors.

Since the point of my post was to impress the extent of his
'errors' upon the newbie, why do people have to immediately degrade
any such impression? And <malloc.h> _is_ an error. It makes the
source depend on things not prescribed by the C standard. All you
are saying is that it may not get detected.

But the programm works compiled with Visual Studio 6.0,
and #include "stdafx.h" is needed...
The only problem is how to print a matric represented as array..

Visual Studio is not a C compiler, without making appropriate
provisions. This newsgroup discusses the C language, which is
portable to many hardware and software systems. Windows is a tiny
fraction of that environment. If you want Windows advice, go to a
Windows newsgroup.

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