comp.lang.c (date)
June 30, 2006
- Re: void vs void* (philosophical question), Keith Thompson, 16:01
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Richard Heathfield, 15:59
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Ben Pfaff, 15:58
- Re: BOMDAS Vs BODMAS, Mark McIntyre, 15:49
- Re: BOMDAS Vs BODMAS, Mark McIntyre, 15:48
- Re: BOMDAS Vs BODMAS, Mark McIntyre, 15:46
- Re: C sucks at math? (help), Malcolm, 15:45
- Re: OT: Good introduction to CPU/Memory terms, Joe Wright, 15:42
- Re: Need to implement strdup, strnicmp and stricmp, pete, 15:42
- Re: doubts, Malcolm, 15:41
- Re: Application Reading Itself, Malcolm, 15:36
- Re: Need to implement strdup, strnicmp and stricmp, Keith Thompson, 15:34
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Al Balmer, 15:25
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Keith Thompson, 15:18
- Re: void vs void* (philosophical question), Chris Torek, 15:15
- Re: Problems with typedef, Chris Torek, 15:06
- Re: Linked list, no out put,help, D. Power, 15:00
- Re: OT: Windows console programs (was Re: Function Pointers), Richard Heathfield, 14:52
- Re: Choosing function parameter types - pointers or objects?, Frederick Gotham, 14:51
- Re: Choosing function parameter types - pointers or objects?, Richard Heathfield, 14:49
- Re: OT: Windows console programs (was Re: Function Pointers), Walter Roberson, 14:46
- Re: OT: Windows console programs (was Re: Function Pointers), Joe Wright, 14:42
- Re: void vs void* (philosophical question), Kenneth Brody, 14:35
- Re: String Character Conversion, Jayson Davis, 14:32
- Re: Scope of specifier extern, Chris Torek, 14:31
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Keith Thompson, 14:30
- Choosing function parameter types - pointers or objects?, ballpointpenthief, 14:30
- Re: redefine a function with a same name, Tom Rauschenbach, 14:18
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Richard Heathfield, 14:14
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Frederick Gotham, 14:09
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Richard Heathfield, 14:06
- Re: void vs void* (philosophical question), Chris Torek, 14:04
- Re: Application Reading Itself, Ed Prochak, 13:59
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Walter Banks, 13:56
- Re: Binary storage of string constants, Keith Thompson, 13:53
- Re: Where can I learn about Multithreading for C, G4M3 C0D3R, 13:49
- Re: Need to implement strdup, strnicmp and stricmp, Chris Torek, 13:49
- Re: Joining 2 char to 1 short, Keith Thompson, 13:48
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Richard Heathfield, 13:44
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Default User, 13:44
- Application Reading Itself, ReaperUnreal, 13:35
- Re: OT: Windows console programs (was Re: Function Pointers), Walter Roberson, 13:32
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Keith Thompson, 13:28
- Re: OT: Windows console programs (was Re: Function Pointers), Richard Heathfield, 13:26
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Ben Pfaff, 13:25
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Frederick Gotham, 13:15
- Re: String Character Conversion, Eric Sosman, 13:13
- Re: OT: Windows console programs (was Re: Function Pointers), Andrew Poelstra, 13:04
- Re: Need help to save strings from a file to a structure, Andrew Poelstra, 12:54
- Re: String Character Conversion, Jack Klein, 12:52
- Re: Safe use of unions, Jack Klein, 12:48
- Re: String Character Conversion, Jayson Davis, 12:43
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Al Balmer, 12:38
- Re: String Character Conversion, Eric Sosman, 12:30
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Al Balmer, 12:24
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Richard Heathfield, 12:19
- Re: OT: English dialect [Was: Okay to move an "object" will-nilly?], Al Balmer, 12:01
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, Al Balmer, 11:51
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Keith Thompson, 11:47
- String Character Conversion, Jayson Davis, 11:46
- Re: Order of execution, Kenneth Brody, 11:44
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Keith Thompson, 11:44
- Re: same name global variable multi-files, Richard Heathfield, 11:33
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, santosh, 11:27
- Re: new/delete, Richard Heathfield, 11:20
- Re: new/delete, John Bode, 11:19
- same name global variable multi-files, quickcur, 11:19
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Richard Heathfield, 11:19
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Richard Heathfield, 11:18
- Re: Need to implement strdup, strnicmp and stricmp, Richard Heathfield, 11:15
- Re: new/delete, Giannis Papadopoulos, 11:12
- Re: new/delete, Thomas J. Gritzan, 11:08
- Re: void vs void* (philosophical question), Thomas J. Gritzan, 11:05
- Safe use of unions, dingoatemydonut, 10:55
- Re: OT: Windows console programs (was Re: Function Pointers), Kenneth Brody, 10:52
- new/delete, c language, 10:47
- Printing string constants, Ross, 10:41
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, lovecreatesbeauty, 10:40
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Frederick Gotham, 10:38
- Re: Joining 2 char to 1 short, Frederick Gotham, 10:34
- Re: Binary storage of string constants, Ross, 10:31
- Re: Joining 2 char to 1 short, pete, 10:29
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, lovecreatesbeauty, 10:28
- Re: Need to implement strdup, strnicmp and stricmp, SM Ryan, 10:28
- Re: [OT]Good introduction to CPU/Memory terms, Morris Dovey, 10:08
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Roberto Waltman, 10:01
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Tom St Denis, 09:58
- Re: Good introduction to CPU/Memory terms, Seeker, 09:56
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Frederick Gotham, 09:52
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Roberto Waltman, 09:52
- Re: Joining 2 char to 1 short, Tom St Denis, 09:49
- Re: Joining 2 char to 1 short, Frederick Gotham, 09:40
- Re: Joining 2 char to 1 short, Frederick Gotham, 09:37
- Re: OT: English dialect [Was: Okay to move an "object" will-nilly?], Morris Dovey, 09:24
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Harald van Dijk, 09:23
- Re: C Pointer problem, goose, 09:08
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Richard Heathfield, 09:02
- Re: qsort() results: implementation dependent?, Max, 08:54
- Re: Scope of specifier extern, Tom St Denis, 08:47
- Re: Order of execution, Chris Hills, 08:46
- Re: Time compatibility issue between Java and C, Nelu, 08:37
- Re: Extending snprintf() - how to modify va_list?, A. Farber, 08:29
- Re: void vs void* (philosophical question), Harald van Dijk, 08:26
- Re: Good introduction to CPU/Memory terms, osmium, 08:25
- Re: Scope of specifier extern, pete, 08:22
- Re: Joining 2 char to 1 short, pete, 08:15
- Re: Linked list, no out put,help, pete, 08:13
- Re: Scope of specifier extern, Christian Christmann, 08:07
- Re: Scope of specifier extern, Tom St Denis, 07:55
- Re: Scope of specifier extern, pete, 07:55
- Re: Linked list, no out put,help, asm_fool, 07:54
- Re: Joining 2 char to 1 short, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 07:54
- Re: Linked list, no out put,help, pete, 07:52
- Re: Linked list, no out put,help, pete, 07:46
- Re: Linked list, no out put,help, osmium, 07:45
- Re: Linked list, no out put,help, Alf P. Steinbach, 07:34
- Scope of specifier extern, Christian Christmann, 07:29
- Re: void vs void* (philosophical question), pete, 07:24
- Linked list, no out put,help, asm_fool, 07:19
- Re: Joining 2 char to 1 short, Sven Fülster, 07:18
- Re: Joining 2 char to 1 short, pete, 07:18
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Harald van Dijk, 07:09
- Re: Joining 2 char to 1 short, Chris Dollin, 07:06
- Re: void vs void* (philosophical question), Ben C, 07:00
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, pete, 07:00
- Re: Joining 2 char to 1 short, Steffen Loringer, 06:56
- Re: void vs void* (philosophical question), Ian Malone, 06:55
- Re: void vs void* (philosophical question), Richard Heathfield, 06:53
- Re: void vs void* (philosophical question), Giannis Papadopoulos, 06:43
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Richard Heathfield, 06:35
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Richard Heathfield, 06:33
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Keith Thompson, 06:28
- Re: Binary storage of string constants, Ross, 06:23
- Re: void vs void* (philosophical question), Mark F. Haigh, 06:20
- Re: Binary storage of string constants, Ross, 06:05
- Re: OT: Good introduction to CPU/Memory terms, Chris Dollin, 06:00
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, Richard Bos, 05:54
- void vs void* (philosophical question), Giannis Papadopoulos, 05:52
- Re: OT: Good introduction to CPU/Memory terms, Mark F. Haigh, 05:52
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Richard Bos, 05:51
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Mark F. Haigh, 05:46
- Re: OT: Good introduction to CPU/Memory terms, Seeker, 05:45
- Re: Joining 2 char to 1 short, Richard Bos, 05:43
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, santosh, 05:28
- Re: Using size_t clearly (appropriately?), Mark F. Haigh, 05:22
- Joining 2 char to 1 short, Steffen Loringer, 05:21
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Richard Heathfield, 05:14
- Re: doubts, Richard Heathfield, 05:10
- Re: OT: Windows console programs (was Re: Function Pointers), Richard Bos, 05:10
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Richard Heathfield, 05:03
- Re: OT: English dialect [Was: Okay to move an "object" will-nilly?], Richard Bos, 05:03
- Re: doubts, santosh, 04:46
- Re: Using size_t clearly (appropriately?), Mark F. Haigh, 04:38
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Suman, 04:34
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, santosh, 04:34
- Re: doubts, Suman, 04:26
- Re: BOMDAS Vs BODMAS, Chris Dollin, 04:26
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, lovecreatesbeauty, 04:17
- Re: Need help to save strings from a file to a structure, Dadio, 04:17
- Re: OT: English dialect [Was: Okay to move an "object" will-nilly?], Chris Dollin, 04:11
- Re: Problems with typedef, Ian Bush, 04:07
- Re: Order of execution, Keith Thompson, 03:44
- Re: Casting nonscalar to the same type., crook, 03:41
- Re: Problems with typedef, Harald van Dijk, 03:28
- doubts, ran, 03:21
- Re: Order of execution, divyank.rastogi@xxxxxxxxx, 03:00
- Re: OT: Windows console programs (was Re: Function Pointers), Ian Collins, 01:50
- Re: OT: Windows console programs (was Re: Function Pointers), Andrew Poelstra, 01:27
- Re: Value Bits Vs Object Bits, Michael Mair, 01:04
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Keith Thompson, 01:03
- Re: Time compatibility issue between Java and C, Walter Roberson, 00:23
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Ben Pfaff, 00:14
- Re: Thanks again! [Was: Warning on assigning...], I . M . !Knuth, 00:12
- Time compatibility issue between Java and C, Adi, 00:04
June 29, 2006
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Rouben Rostamian, 23:49
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Peter Nilsson, 23:34
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Keith Thompson, 23:18
- Re: Problems with typedef, pete, 23:09
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, pete, 22:54
- Re: Order of execution, Roberto Waltman, 22:53
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, pete, 22:51
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Ben Pfaff, 22:38
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Frederick Gotham, 22:22
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Frederick Gotham, 22:18
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, pete, 22:15
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Keith Thompson, 22:10
- Re: Value Bits Vs Object Bits, Frederick Gotham, 22:07
- Re: Need to implement strdup, strnicmp and stricmp, pete, 21:58
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, santosh, 21:56
- Re: OT: Windows console programs (was Re: Function Pointers), Barry Schwarz, 21:44
- Re: [OT] Good introduction to CPU/Memory terms, Morris Dovey, 21:36
- Re: So what Standard are we working off?, Sjouke Burry, 21:27
- Re: OT: English dialect [Was: Okay to move an "object" will-nilly?], Tom Plunket, 21:18
- Re: Function Pointers, Tom Plunket, 21:15
- So what Standard are we working off?, Frederick Gotham, 21:12
- Re: Need help to save strings from a file to a structure, Morris Dovey, 20:39
- Re: #warning preprocessor command, ddehterov, 20:28
- Re: Order of execution, Richard Heathfield, 20:24
- Re: 64 bit portability, size_t, and printf format strings, Simon Biber, 20:07
- Re: C Pointer problem, Simon Biber, 19:46
- Re: Problems with typedef, John Smith, 19:33
- Re: A few English terms [was Okay to move an "object" will-nilly?], Thomas J. Gritzan, 19:27
- Re: Order of execution, Robert Gamble, 19:22
- Re: OT: Good introduction to CPU/Memory terms, Flash Gordon, 19:17
- Re: Casting nonscalar to the same type., pete, 19:10
- Re: OT: Good introduction to CPU/Memory terms, Seeker, 19:08
- Re: Order of execution, Chris Hills, 19:08
- Re: OT: Good introduction to CPU/Memory terms, pete, 19:00
- Re: #warning preprocessor command, Keith Thompson, 18:56
- Re: BOMDAS Vs BODMAS, Keith Thompson, 18:49
- Re: OT: Good introduction to CPU/Memory terms, Ian Collins, 18:47
- Re: #warning preprocessor command, Skarmander, 18:45
- Re: Need to implement strdup, strnicmp and stricmp, pete, 18:41
- Re: OT: Good introduction to CPU/Memory terms, Robert Gamble, 18:41
- Re: #warning preprocessor command, Keith Thompson, 18:39
- Re: OT: Good introduction to CPU/Memory terms, Seeker, 18:33
- Re: OT: Good introduction to CPU/Memory terms, Seeker, 18:31
- Re: Function Pointers, Al Balmer, 18:30
- Re: Need to implement strdup, strnicmp and stricmp, Eric Sosman, 18:29
- Re: OT: Good introduction to CPU/Memory terms, Skarmander, 17:59
- Re: BOMDAS Vs BODMAS, Robert Gamble, 17:59
- Re: Need to implement strdup, strnicmp and stricmp, Chris Torek, 17:52
- Re: BOMDAS Vs BODMAS, Mark McIntyre, 17:52
- Re: BOMDAS Vs BODMAS, Mark McIntyre, 17:49
- Re: 64 bit portability, size_t, and printf format strings, Skarmander, 17:48
- Re: 64 bit portability, size_t, and printf format strings, Skarmander, 17:44
- Re: #warning preprocessor command, Robert Gamble, 17:44
- Re: Problems with typedef, Chris Torek, 17:41
- Re: Working with negative numbers, Keith Thompson, 17:40
- Re: #warning preprocessor command, Keith Thompson, 17:34
- Re: Casting nonscalar to the same type., Keith Thompson, 17:31
- Re: Function Pointers, Ben C, 17:28
- Re: #warning preprocessor command, Robert Gamble, 17:24
- Re: OT: Good introduction to CPU/Memory terms, santosh, 17:23
- Re: Working with negative numbers, Mark McIntyre, 17:19
- Re: OT: Good introduction to CPU/Memory terms, Robert Gamble, 17:17
- Re: OT: Good introduction to CPU/Memory terms, Richard Heathfield, 17:15
- Re: Need to implement strdup, strnicmp and stricmp, Robert Gamble, 17:14
- Re: Need help to save strings from a file to a structure, Clever Monkey, 17:05
- #warning preprocessor command, ddehterov, 17:00
- Re: Need help to save strings from a file to a structure, Dadio, 16:58
- Re: Casting nonscalar to the same type., Eric Sosman, 16:47
- Re: extern keyword, Frederick Gotham, 16:40
- OT: Good introduction to CPU/Memory terms, Seeker, 16:39
- Re: Casting nonscalar to the same type., Ben Pfaff, 16:37
- Re: Casting nonscalar to the same type., Richard Heathfield, 16:35
- Re: Need to implement strdup, strnicmp and stricmp, Flash Gordon, 16:28
- Casting nonscalar to the same type., crook, 16:20
- Re: Using size_t clearly (appropriately?), Al Balmer, 16:18
- Re: Array elements, Keith Thompson, 16:15
- Re: hi friends, Joe Van Dyk, 16:11
- Re: Order of execution, Richard Heathfield, 16:05
- Re: 64 bit portability, size_t, and printf format strings, Jack Klein, 16:01
- Re: Dialectal Idiosyncrasies, Frederick Gotham, 15:58
- Re: Take and return pointer to function, Frederick Gotham, 15:55
- Re: OT: English dialect [Was: Okay to move an "object" will-nilly?], Flash Gordon, 15:54
- Re: Using size_t clearly (appropriately?), Keith Thompson, 15:54
- Re: Need to implement strdup, strnicmp and stricmp, Robert Gamble, 15:47
- Re: Need to implement strdup, strnicmp and stricmp, Robert Gamble, 15:43
- Re: Binary storage of string constants, Skarmander, 15:41
- Re: Order of execution, Chris Hills, 15:39
- Re: About header files, Eric Sosman, 15:37
- Re: About header files, Robert Gamble, 15:35
- Re: Order of execution, Chris Hills, 15:34
- Re: About header files, Christoph Scholtes, 15:26
- Re: Need to implement strdup, strnicmp and stricmp, pete, 15:26
- Re: Dialectal Idiosyncrasies, Al Balmer, 15:23
- Re: Using size_t clearly (appropriately?), pete, 15:18
- Re: Function Pointers, Roberto Waltman, 15:10
- Re: fgetc, Morris Dovey, 15:10
- Re: Using size_t clearly (appropriately?), Al Balmer, 15:10
- Re: Need to implement strdup, strnicmp and stricmp, Kenneth Brody, 15:00
- Re: Take and return pointer to function, Kenneth Brody, 14:57
- Re: Using size_t clearly (appropriately?), Ben Pfaff, 14:43
- Re: Order of execution, Kenneth Brody, 14:39
- Re: OT: English dialect [Was: Okay to move an "object" will-nilly?], Morris Dovey, 14:30
- Re: fgetc, Herbert Rosenau, 14:29
- Re: Need to implement strdup, strnicmp and stricmp, pete, 14:28
- Re: Problems with typedef, pete, 14:23
- Re: Take and return pointer to function, Frederick Gotham, 14:22
- Re: About header files, Richard Heathfield, 14:08
- Re: which is faster?, pete, 14:04
- About header files, Christoph Scholtes, 13:59
- Re: 64 bit portability, size_t, and printf format strings, Eric Sosman, 13:57
- Re: Array elements, santosh, 13:55
- Re: Array elements, pete, 13:50
- Re: Function Pointers, Clever Monkey, 13:37
- Re: OT: English dialect [Was: Okay to move an "object" will-nilly?], Robert Gamble, 13:36
- Re: OT: Windows console programs (was Re: Function Pointers), Richard Heathfield, 13:29
- Take and return pointer to function, Frederick Gotham, 13:29
- Re: OT: English dialect [Was: Okay to move an "object" will-nilly?], Richard Heathfield, 13:26
- Re: Order of execution, Richard Heathfield, 13:22
- Re: OT: English dialect [Was: Okay to move an "object" will-nilly?], Roberto Waltman, 13:18
- Re: Function Pointers, Ben C, 13:18
- 64 bit portability, size_t, and printf format strings, dank, 13:12
- Re: Need help to save strings from a file to a structure, Dadio, 13:11
- Re: OT: English dialect [Was: Okay to move an "object" will-nilly?], Frederick Gotham, 13:11
- Re: economizing with functions that do the same thing, Default User, 13:02
- Re: Using size_t clearly (appropriately?), Andrey Tarasevich, 13:00
- Re: Using size_t clearly (appropriately?), Andrey Tarasevich, 12:52
- Re: Preprocessing, Eric Sosman, 12:47
- Preprocessing, tatto0_2000, 12:35
- Re: Order of execution, Roberto Waltman, 12:32
- Re: Problems with typedef, goose, 12:22
- Re: OT: English dialect [Was: Okay to move an "object" will-nilly?], Walter Roberson, 12:20
- Re: Order of execution, Richard Heathfield, 12:09
- Re: Need to implement strdup, strnicmp and stricmp, Ian Malone, 12:07
- Re: Function Pointers, lovecreatesbeauty, 12:02
- Dialectal Idiosyncrasies, Frederick Gotham, 11:56
- Re: which is faster?, Frederick Gotham, 11:55
- Re: OT: English dialect [Was: Okay to move an "object" will-nilly?], Al Balmer, 11:54
- Re: Need to implement strdup, strnicmp and stricmp, Roberto Waltman, 11:50
- Re: need help with a new site, Al Balmer, 11:48
- Need to implement strdup, strnicmp and stricmp, jamihuq, 11:43
- Re: Using size_t clearly (appropriately?), Al Balmer, 11:42
- Re: Order of execution, gangchen . oz, 11:37
- Re: which is faster?, Richard Heathfield, 11:23
- Re: Problems with typedef, John Smith, 11:17
- Re: Array elements, Kenneth Brody, 11:14
- Re: Using size_t clearly (appropriately?), Stephen Sprunk, 11:12
- Re: need help with a new site, Kenneth Brody, 11:06
- Re: Problems with typedef, Ian Bush, 11:01
- Re: which is faster?, Frederick Gotham, 10:50
- Problems with typedef, Ian Bush, 10:45
- OT: Windows console programs (was Re: Function Pointers), Kenneth Brody, 10:42
- Re: OT: English dialect [Was: Okay to move an "object" will-nilly?], Frederick Gotham, 10:40
- Re: Problems with typedef, Eric Sosman, 10:17
- Re: Problems with typedef, Roberto Waltman, 10:09
- Re: Problems with typedef, Robert Gamble, 09:59
- Re: Problems with typedef, Lew Pitcher, 09:58
- Re: Binary storage of string constants, Frederick Gotham, 09:58
- Re: Array elements, Chris Dollin, 09:57
- Re: Array elements, Frederick Gotham, 09:55
- Re: Problems with typedef, Roberto Waltman, 09:50
- Re: Need help to save strings from a file to a structure, bert, 09:10
- Re: Need help to save strings from a file to a structure, Morris Dovey, 09:00
- Re: Need help to save strings from a file to a structure, Chris Dollin, 08:50
- Re: OT: English dialect [Was: Okay to move an "object" will-nilly?], Chris Dollin, 08:39
- Need help to save strings from a file to a structure, Dadio, 08:38
- Re: which is faster?, Chris Dollin, 08:37
- Re: which is faster?, Richard Tobin, 07:59
- OT: English dialect [Was: Okay to move an "object" will-nilly?], Nick Keighley, 07:40
- Re: which is faster?, Richard Heathfield, 07:35
- Re: Constructor equivalent, Gernot Frisch, 07:32
- which is faster?, Sunil Varma, 07:26
- Re: C Pointer problem, Joe Wright, 07:03
- Re: Binary storage of string constants, Richard Heathfield, 06:58
- Re: Binary storage of string constants, Ross, 06:57
- Re: Binary storage of string constants, Richard Heathfield, 06:45
- Re: Binary storage of string constants, Chris Dollin, 06:44
- Re: Array elements, Richard Heathfield, 06:41
- Re: Array elements, Chris Dollin, 06:20
- Array elements, Kumar, 06:19
- Binary storage of string constants, Ross, 06:16
- Re: C Pointer problem, Richard Bos, 06:13
- Re: Using size_t clearly (appropriately?), Keith Thompson, 05:14
- Re: need help with a new site, Chris Dollin, 04:27
- Re: BOMDAS Vs BODMAS, Chris Dollin, 04:16
- Re: Using size_t clearly (appropriately?), Marc Thrun, 03:53
- Re: C sucks at math? (help), Walter Roberson, 02:54
- Re: Using size_t clearly (appropriately?), Michael Mair, 01:04
- Re: need help with a new site, Christopher Benson-Manica, 00:38
June 28, 2006
- Re: need help with a new site, Richard Heathfield, 23:11
- Re: Function Pointers, pete, 23:04
- Re: fgetc, Chris Torek, 22:21
- Re: need help with a new site, Joshua Shinavier, 22:16
- Re: economizing with functions that do the same thing, Barry Schwarz, 22:12
- need help with a new site, da404LewZer, 22:09
- Re: Function Pointers, Richard Heathfield, 21:48
- Re: About Transfering Complex datastructures using Sockets, Nelu, 21:40
- Re: Function Pointers, Frederick Gotham, 21:26
- Re: Function Pointers, Richard Heathfield, 21:23
- Re: Function Pointers, Keith Thompson, 21:21
- Re: Using size_t clearly (appropriately?), Richard Heathfield, 21:19
- Re: Function Pointers, ab, 21:12
- Re: Function Pointers, William Ahern, 21:00
- Re: C sucks at math? (help), Joe Wright, 20:58
- Re: Function Pointers, Andrew Poelstra, 20:56
- Re: Function Pointers, Joshua Shinavier, 20:50
- Re: Using size_t clearly (appropriately?), Andrey Tarasevich, 20:47
- Re: Function Pointers, Frederick Gotham, 20:44
- Re: C sucks at math? (help), Richard Tobin, 20:34
- Re: Using size_t clearly (appropriately?), Andrey Tarasevich, 20:27
- Re: Nested Variable Argument Macros, William Ahern, 20:21
- Re: Using size_t clearly (appropriately?), Keith Thompson, 20:18
- Re: Using size_t clearly (appropriately?), Al Balmer, 20:16
- Re: economizing with functions that do the same thing, Richard Heathfield, 20:11
- Re: Using size_t clearly (appropriately?), Richard Heathfield, 20:10
- Re: C sucks at math? (help), Joe Wright, 20:10
- Re: Nested Variable Argument Macros, Keith Thompson, 19:57
- Re: Using size_t clearly (appropriately?), pete, 19:56
- Re: economizing with functions that do the same thing, Keith Thompson, 19:53
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, Ian Collins, 19:49
- Re: Using size_t clearly (appropriately?), pete, 19:47
- Re: Using size_t clearly (appropriately?), Keith Thompson, 19:40
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, Keith Thompson, 19:37
- [ot]Re: economizing with functions that do the same thing, pete, 19:37
- Re: Function Pointers, Morris Dovey, 19:36
- Re: Using size_t clearly (appropriately?), Andrey Tarasevich, 19:35
- Re: Function Pointers, Tom Plunket, 19:29
- Re: fgetc, pete, 19:25
- Re: data mining, Your Uncle, 19:07
- Re: economizing with functions that do the same thing, Ian Collins, 19:06
- Re: Function Pointers, Charles Richmond, 19:06
- Re: Using size_t clearly (appropriately?), William Ahern, 18:59
- Re: economizing with functions that do the same thing, Your Uncle, 18:58
- Nested Variable Argument Macros, William Ahern, 18:45
- Re: Using size_t clearly (appropriately?), Al Balmer, 18:41
- Re: fgetc, Keith Thompson, 18:38
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, Ian Collins, 18:35
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, Al Balmer, 18:29
- Re: fgetc, Richard Heathfield, 18:26
- Re: Function Pointers, Richard Heathfield, 18:24
- Re: fgetc, pete, 18:23
- Re: Function Pointers, Richard Heathfield, 18:19
- Re: Function Pointers, Frederick Gotham, 18:15
- Re: Function Pointers, Frederick Gotham, 18:11
- Re: String data input and storage, Joe Wright, 18:07
- Re: Constructor equivalent, Ian Collins, 18:04
- Re: Using size_t clearly (appropriately?), pete, 18:03
- Re: Segfault City, Flash Gordon, 18:01
- Re: Constructor equivalent, Keith Thompson, 17:57
- Re: Using size_t clearly (appropriately?), Keith Thompson, 17:55
- Re: C Pointer problem, Flash Gordon, 17:55
- Re: Function Pointers, Jack Klein, 17:55
- Re: Function Pointers, Default User, 17:53
- Re: Function Pointers, Andrew Poelstra, 17:50
- Re: fgetc, Richard Heathfield, 17:42
- Function Pointers, noridotjabi@xxxxxxxxx, 17:40
- Re: Constructor equivalent, Tom Plunket, 17:38
- Re: Using size_t clearly (appropriately?), Default User, 17:38
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, Ian Collins, 17:34
- Re: linux redirect problem, Richard Heathfield, 17:33
- Re: Using size_t clearly (appropriately?), Richard Heathfield, 17:29
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, Al Balmer, 17:28
- Re: About Transfering Complex datastructures using Sockets, Keith Thompson, 17:23
- Re: A few English terms [was Okay to move an "object" will-nilly?], Richard Heathfield, 17:22
- Re: How to prevent the quick disappearance of window, Keith Thompson, 17:20
- Re: Using size_t clearly (appropriately?), Andrew Poelstra, 17:19
- Re: fgetc, pete, 17:19
- Re: Sequence point at comma?, Keith Thompson, 17:18
- Re: C Pointer problem, Ian Collins, 17:11
- Re: C sucks at math? (help), Keith Thompson, 17:10
- Re: C Pointer problem, Keith Thompson, 17:06
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, Ian Collins, 17:03
- Re: Order of execution, Chris Hills, 17:03
- Re: fgetc, Herbert Rosenau, 16:40
- Re: Programming challenges leading to a job?, spibou, 16:34
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, Al Balmer, 16:23
- Re: Segfault City, pete, 16:21
- Re: Works on Windows but not on HPUX, Help Please, pete, 16:16
- Re: Constructor equivalent, Ian Collins, 16:12
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, Ian Collins, 16:09
- Re: Extending snprintf() - how to modify va_list?, Chris Torek, 15:54
- Re: Using size_t clearly (appropriately?), Michael Mair, 15:44
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, Ian Collins, 15:41
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, tedu, 15:33
- Re: Using size_t clearly (appropriately?), Morris Dovey, 15:33
- Re: C Pointer problem, Default User, 15:25
- Using size_t clearly (appropriately?), Mark Odell, 15:14
- Re: Working with negative numbers, Keith Thompson, 15:14
- Re: linux redirect problem, Bill Pursell, 15:06
- Re: qsort() results: implementation dependent?, Keith Thompson, 15:04
- Re: Working with negative numbers, Bill Pursell, 15:01
- Re: Order of execution, Stephen Sprunk, 14:54
- Re: How to prevent the quick disappearance of window, av, 14:08
- Re: Multiplications by powers of 2, Dann Corbit, 13:55
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, Dann Corbit, 13:53
- Re: Integer Promotion?, Peter Boettcher, 13:52
- Re: __STDIN__ and __STDOUT__, Jack Klein, 13:47
- Re: Works on Windows but not on HPUX, Help Please, Walter Roberson, 13:47
- Re: C Pointer problem, Walter Roberson, 13:10
- Re: Integer Promotion?, Andrew Poelstra, 13:08
- __STDIN__ and __STDOUT__, noridotjabi@xxxxxxxxx, 12:53
- Re: Sequence point at comma?, Al Balmer, 12:39
- Re: Okay to move an "object" will-nilly?, Jack Klein, 12:37
- Re: Sequence point at comma?, Tom St Denis, 12:37
- Re: Working with negative numbers, Frederick Gotham, 12:22
- Re: Sequence point at comma?, Robert Gamble, 12:21
- Re: Sequence point at comma?, Roberto Waltman, 12:21
- Re: Sequence point at comma?, Michael Mair, 12:16
- Sequence point at comma?, Frederick Gotham, 12:12
- Re: Order of execution, Michael Mair, 12:04
- Re: Segfault City, Michael Mair, 11:59
- Re: Order of execution, Roberto Waltman, 11:59
- Re: Order of execution, Michael Mair, 11:52
- Re: About Transfering Complex datastructures using Sockets, Tom St Denis, 11:47
- Re: About Transfering Complex datastructures using Sockets, deepak, 11:44
- Re: Order of execution, Richard Bos, 11:39
- Re: Working with negative numbers, Michael Mair, 11:38
- Re: Order of execution, Roberto Waltman, 11:36
- Order of execution, Sabiyur, 11:28
- Re: Multiplications by powers of 2, Al Balmer, 11:23
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, Al Balmer, 11:17
- Re: FILE *, Richard Bos, 11:02
- Re: Working with negative numbers, Frederick Gotham, 11:00
- Re: Working with negative numbers, Richard Bos, 10:55
- Re: About Transfering Complex datastructures using Sockets, Flash Gordon, 10:54
- Re: Programming challenges leading to a job?, Robert Latest, 10:54
- Re: Integer Promotion?, Roberto Waltman, 10:46
- Re: Value Bits Vs Object Bits, Hallvard B Furuseth, 10:37
- Re: Help requested - Application to use an IP interface, Roberto Waltman, 10:32
- Re: Multiplications by powers of 2, Dik T. Winter, 10:31
- Re: FILE *, cerelaz, 10:26
- Re: Working with negative numbers, Richard Tobin, 10:21
- Re: FILE *, Igmar Palsenberg, 10:21
- FILE *, cerelaz, 10:21
- Re: About Transfering Complex datastructures using Sockets, Roberto Waltman, 10:16
- Re: Working with negative numbers, Richard Tobin, 10:14
- Re: About Transfering Complex datastructures using Sockets, Morris Dovey, 10:10
- Re: Segfault City, Kenneth Brody, 10:06
- Re: Working with negative numbers, Roberto Waltman, 10:04
- Re: Okay to move an "object" will-nilly?, Morris Dovey, 10:04
- Re: Multiplications by powers of 2, Stephen Sprunk, 09:57
- Re: Working with negative numbers, Dik T. Winter, 09:49
- About Transfering Complex datastructures using Sockets, sareel, 09:45
- Re: Okay to move an "object" will-nilly?, Roberto Waltman, 09:44
- Re: Multiplications by powers of 2, Tim Prince, 09:39
- Re: C sucks at math? (help), Flash Gordon, 09:35
- Re: Working with negative numbers, Frederick Gotham, 09:31
- Re: Integer Promotion?, Frederick Gotham, 09:23
- Re: qsort() results: implementation dependent?, Max, 09:15
- Re: Help requested - Application to use an IP interface, Morris Dovey, 09:14
- Re: Working with negative numbers, Dik T. Winter, 09:04
- Re: qsort() results: implementation dependent?, Eric Sosman, 09:00
- Re: Working with negative numbers, Dik T. Winter, 09:00
- Re: qsort() results: implementation dependent?, pete, 09:00
- Re: Multiplications by powers of 2, Morris Dovey, 08:55
- Re: Working with negative numbers, Eric Sosman, 08:49
- Re: Working with negative numbers, Eric Sosman, 08:42
- Re: C sucks at math? (help), Richard Tobin, 08:38
- Extending snprintf() - how to modify va_list?, A. Farber, 08:37
- Re: kernel module: beginner, Joe Estock, 08:34
- Re: Integer Promotion?, Eric Sosman, 08:32
- Re: C sucks at math? (help), Richard Tobin, 08:31
- Re: Multiplications by powers of 2, pete, 08:30
- Re: linux redirect problem, Lew Pitcher, 08:28
- Re: qsort() results: implementation dependent?, Max, 08:26
- Re: Constructor equivalent, Roberto Waltman, 08:19
- Re: Segfault City, pete, 08:18
- Re: Help requested - Application to use an IP interface, MikeC, 08:07
- Re: C Pointer problem, pete, 08:00
- Re: Working with negative numbers, Frederick Gotham, 08:00
- Re: Constructor equivalent, pete, 07:56
- Re: Okay to move an "object" will-nilly?, pete, 07:50
- Re: Alignment of pointer to void, David Deharbe, 07:46
- Re: Integer Promotion?, pete, 07:34
- Re: Negative number system as compile-time constant?, pete, 07:18
- Re: Working with negative numbers, Flash Gordon, 07:17
- Re: linux redirect problem, Flash Gordon, 07:15
- Re: Working with negative numbers, pete, 07:10
- Re: Working with negative numbers, pete, 07:02
- Re: Working with negative numbers, pete, 06:47
- Re: kernel module: beginner, Ian Malone, 06:47
- Re: fgetc, pete, 06:36
- Re: Okay to move an "object" will-nilly?, Tom St Denis, 06:15
- Re: Constructor equivalent, Ian Collins, 06:14
- Re: Constructor equivalent, Gernot Frisch, 06:03
- Okay to move an "object" will-nilly?, Frederick Gotham, 05:59
- Re: C Pointer problem, goose, 05:55
- Re: Multiplications by powers of 2, Lisa Simpson, 05:50
- Re: Works on Windows but not on HPUX, Help Please, goose, 05:32
- Re: qsort() results: implementation dependent?, Duncan Muirhead, 05:19
- Re: Multiplications by powers of 2, pnreddy1976, 04:59
- Re: Integer Promotion?, Frederick Gotham, 04:57
- Re: Integer Promotion?, Frederick Gotham, 04:54
- Re: Working with negative numbers, Frederick Gotham, 04:45
- Re: kernel module: beginner, Ian Collins, 04:39
- Re: Working with negative numbers, Frederick Gotham, 04:37
- Re: hi friends, Chris Hills, 04:29
- Re: Imagine: A GUI standard., Chris Hills, 04:27
- Re: Working with negative numbers, Keith Thompson, 04:26
- kernel module: beginner, h . silent57, 04:22
- Re: Imagine: A GUI standard., Chris Hills, 04:18
- Re: qsort() results: implementation dependent?, Keith Thompson, 04:18
- Re: Working with negative numbers, Giorgio Pastore, 04:14
- Re: linux redirect problem, Keith Thompson, 04:01
- qsort() results: implementation dependent?, Max, 03:13
- Re: Is the output of the preprocessor deterministic ?, Harald van Dijk, 03:03
- Re: linux redirect problem, Bill Pursell, 02:58
- linux redirect problem, cmk128, 02:37
- Re: How to prevent the quick disappearance of window, Robert Gamble, 01:59
- Re: Multiplications by powers of 2, Morris Dovey, 01:55
- Re: Working with negative numbers, Bill Pursell, 01:34
- Re: Segfault City, Michael Mair, 01:28
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, Michael Mair, 01:06
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, Ian Collins, 01:00
- Re: economizing with functions that do the same thing, Ian Collins, 00:34
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, Roberto Waltman, 00:06
June 27, 2006
- Re: economizing with functions that do the same thing, Your Uncle, 23:48
- Re: economizing with functions that do the same thing, Your Uncle, 23:30
- Re: Programming challenges leading to a job?, Thad Smith, 23:02
- Re: fopen() causes an "obvious" time delay in WC ???, Gordon Burditt, 22:58
- Re: fgetc, Andrew Poelstra, 22:55
- Re: fgetc, lovecreatesbeauty, 22:38
- Re: C Pointer problem, Gordon Burditt, 22:21
- Re: Working with negative numbers, Keith Thompson, 22:21
- Re: Works on Windows but not on HPUX, Help Please, Keith Thompson, 22:10
- Re: Working with negative numbers, Richard Heathfield, 22:04
- Re: BOMDAS Vs BODMAS, Richard Heathfield, 22:01
- Re: String data input and storage, Christoph Scholtes, 21:52
- Re: Negative number system as compile-time constant?, Frederick Gotham, 21:38
- Re: Working with negative numbers, Frederick Gotham, 21:30
- Re: Alignment of pointer to void, Keith Thompson, 21:29
- Re: String data input and storage, Barry Schwarz, 21:29
- Re: Negative number system as compile-time constant?, Christoph Scholtes, 21:28
- Re: Imagine: A GUI standard., Dann Corbit, 21:26
- fopen() causes an "obvious" time delay in WC ???, liaoo, 21:26
- Re: basics, Richard Heathfield, 21:05
- Re: BOMDAS Vs BODMAS, Frederick Gotham, 21:04
- Re: Imagine: A GUI standard., Keith Thompson, 20:57
- Re: Segfault City, Keith Thompson, 20:53
- Re: Mistake in solutions to K&R?, poodles, 20:48
- Re: BOMDAS Vs BODMAS, Keith Thompson, 20:47
- Re: Mistake in solutions to K&R?, poodles, 20:45
- Re: Is the output of the preprocessor deterministic ?, Keith Thompson, 20:38
- Re: basics, Al Balmer, 20:37
- Re: Working with negative numbers, pete, 20:28
- Re: Is the output of the preprocessor deterministic ?, Keith Thompson, 20:27
- Re: basics, Keith Thompson, 20:17
- Re: BOMDAS Vs BODMAS, Richard Tobin, 20:07
- Re: C sucks at math? (help), Dik T. Winter, 19:59
- Re: Mistake in solutions to K&R?, Richard Heathfield, 19:50
- Re: Alignment of pointer to void, Dik T. Winter, 19:49
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, Ian Collins, 19:48
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, Ian Collins, 19:45
- Re: BOMDAS Vs BODMAS, Michael Mair, 19:38
- Re: BOMDAS Vs BODMAS, Richard Heathfield, 19:25
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, Walter Roberson, 19:24
- Re: Imagine: A GUI standard., Walter Roberson, 19:20
- Re: Is the output of the preprocessor deterministic ?, Skarmander, 19:19
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, Michael Mair, 19:07
- Re: Is the output of the preprocessor deterministic ?, spibou, 19:06
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, Michael Mair, 18:57
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, Ian Collins, 18:54
- Re: C sucks at math? (help), Kevin D . Quitt, 18:52
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, Richard Heathfield, 18:49
- Re: Function return type, Richard Heathfield, 18:41
- Re: basics, Richard Heathfield, 18:38
- Re: Working with negative numbers, pete, 18:36
- Re: Working with negative numbers, pete, 18:35
- Re: BOMDAS Vs BODMAS, Richard Tobin, 18:32
- Re: Working with negative numbers, Eric Sosman, 18:30
- Re: Working with negative numbers, Michael Mair, 18:28
- Re: Works on Windows but not on HPUX, Help Please, Smurff, 18:27
- Re: BOMDAS Vs BODMAS, Tom St Denis, 18:16
- Re: Is the output of the preprocessor deterministic ?, pete, 18:16
- Re: Works on Windows but not on HPUX, Help Please, Skarmander, 18:15
- Re: Mistake in solutions to K&R?, Mark McIntyre, 18:15
- Re: Is the output of the preprocessor deterministic ?, Keith Thompson, 18:13
- Re: Working with negative numbers, Frederick Gotham, 18:09
- Re: basics, pete, 18:08
- Re: C sucks at math? (help), Mark McIntyre, 18:06
- Re: Imagine: A GUI standard., Mark McIntyre, 18:04
- Re: BOMDAS Vs BODMAS, Frederick Gotham, 18:03
- Re: BOMDAS Vs BODMAS, Tom St Denis, 18:02
- Weird output when using more samples (help), Jordi, 18:01
- Re: Works on Windows but not on HPUX, Help Please, Tom St Denis, 17:58
- Re: BOMDAS Vs BODMAS, Mark McIntyre, 17:58
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, Ian Collins, 17:57
- Re: Is the output of the preprocessor deterministic ?, Mark McIntyre, 17:54
- Re: Working with negative numbers, pete, 17:54
- Re: Function return type, Keith Thompson, 17:54
- Re: Function return type, Keith Thompson, 17:51
- Re: Negative number system as compile-time constant?, pete, 17:44
- Re: hi friends, Keith Thompson, 17:43
- Working with negative numbers, Frederick Gotham, 17:42
- Re: basics, Keith Thompson, 17:38
- Re: Is this str_rev() ok?, pete, 17:27
- Re: fgetc, Keith Thompson, 17:26
- Re: Works on Windows but not on HPUX, Help Please, pete, 17:24
- Negative number system as compile-time constant?, Frederick Gotham, 17:21
- Re: Works on Windows but not on HPUX, Help Please, Default User, 17:17
- Re: C sucks at math? (help), David Wade, 17:14
- Re: Segfault City, Malcolm, 17:09
- Re: C sucks at math? (help), David Wade, 17:08
- Re: Works on Windows but not on HPUX, Help Please, Walter Roberson, 17:04
- Re: Is this str_rev() ok?, Skarmander, 17:03
- Re: Is this str_rev() ok?, Eric Sosman, 17:03
- Re: Imagine: A GUI standard., websnarf, 16:52
- Works on Windows but not on HPUX, Help Please, Smurff, 16:50
- Re: fgetc, pete, 16:49
- Re: Is this str_rev() ok?, pete, 16:35
- Re: Mistake in solutions to K&R?, poodles, 16:32
- Re: Is this str_rev() ok?, Skarmander, 16:22
- Re: Is this str_rev() ok?, Skarmander, 16:21
- Re: Inherent inefficiency in domestic "for" loop?, Skarmander, 16:17
- Re: C sucks at math? (help), Flash Gordon, 16:17
- Re: Inherent inefficiency in domestic "for" loop?, lawrence . jones, 16:15
- Re: Is this str_rev() ok?, pete, 16:15
- Re: fgetc, Herbert Rosenau, 15:58
- Re: Is this str_rev() ok?, Skarmander, 15:54
- Re: Imagine: A GUI standard., Gordon Burditt, 15:40
- Re: Is this str_rev() ok?, pete, 15:36
- Clever Vs. Experienced, Frederick Gotham, 15:20
- Re: Is this str_rev() ok?, Malcolm, 15:15
- Re: Inherent inefficiency in domestic "for" loop?, av, 15:15
- Re: Segfault City, av, 15:14
- Re: Is this str_rev() ok?, Eric Sosman, 15:11
- Re: Is this str_rev() ok?, Frederick Gotham, 15:05
- Re: Segmentation Fault using the srand function, Default User, 14:59
- BOMDAS Vs BODMAS, Frederick Gotham, 14:56
- Re: Multiplications by powers of 2, inmatarian, 14:55
- Re: Is this str_rev() ok?, Malcolm, 14:52
- Re: Is this str_rev() ok?, Roberto Waltman, 14:52
- Re: Programming challenges leading to a job?, Walter Roberson, 14:51
- Re: Segmentation Fault using the srand function, jtagpgmr, 14:50
- Re: Segmentation Fault using the srand function, Jack Klein, 14:41
- Re: Segmentation Fault using the srand function, Simon Biber, 14:41
- Re: Is this str_rev() ok?, Jack Klein, 14:40
- Re: Is this str_rev() ok?, ballpointpenthief, 14:37
- Re: Segmentation Fault using the srand function, jtagpgmr, 14:31
- Re: Segmentation Fault using the srand function, Richard Heathfield, 14:28
- Re: finding largest numbers, Dann Corbit, 14:21
- Re: Is this str_rev() ok?, Richard Heathfield, 14:19
- Re: Segmentation Fault using the srand function, jtagpgmr, 14:16
- Re: Segmentation Fault using the srand function, Jack Klein, 14:16
- Re: C Pointer problem, Simon Biber, 14:14
- Is this str_rev() ok?, ballpointpenthief, 14:00
- Re: Multiplications by powers of 2, Roberto Waltman, 13:37
- Re: Segmentation Fault using the srand function, Richard Heathfield, 13:34
- Re: Segmentation Fault using the srand function, jtagpgmr, 13:32
- Re: Segmentation Fault using the srand function, Eric Sosman, 13:24
- Segmentation Fault using the srand function, jtagpgmr, 13:14
- Re: zero the last 13 bits of an unsigned long number, junky_fellow@xxxxxxxxxxx, 13:08
- Re: Function return type, Jack Klein, 13:05
- Re: Inherent inefficiency in domestic "for" loop?, Richard Tobin, 12:37
- Re: C sucks at math? (help), Richard Tobin, 12:35
- Re: C sucks at math? (help), Default User, 12:31
- Re: C free, Default User, 12:31
- Re: Inherent inefficiency in domestic "for" loop?, Skarmander, 12:30
- Re: Inherent inefficiency in domestic "for" loop?, Roberto Waltman, 12:21
- Re: Inherent inefficiency in domestic "for" loop?, lawrence . jones, 12:15
- Re: fgetc, pete, 12:10
- Re: fgetc, pete, 12:07
- Re: C Pointer problem, Frederick Gotham, 12:06
- Re: Alignment of pointer to void, Roberto Waltman, 11:51
- Re: Function return type, Richard Heathfield, 11:48
- Re: fgetc, Nick Keighley, 11:47
- Re: hi friends, Skarmander, 11:46
- Re: Alignment of pointer to void, pete, 11:38
- Re: zero the last 13 bits of an unsigned long number, Duncan Muirhead, 11:38
- Re: hi friends, Richard Heathfield, 11:36
- Re: Function return type, pete, 11:34
- Re: Constructor equivalent, Roberto Waltman, 11:33
- Re: fgetc, pete, 11:28
- Re: fgetc, Richard Heathfield, 11:27
- Re: fgetc, pete, 11:24
- Re: Is the output of the preprocessor deterministic ?, Al Balmer, 11:23
- Re: hi friends, Richard Heathfield, 11:22
- Re: fgetc, lovecreatesbeauty, 11:12
- Re: Function return type, inmatarian, 11:08
- Re: fgetc, lovecreatesbeauty, 11:04
- Re: Mistake in solutions to K&R?, Harald van Dijk, 11:04
- Re: C Pointer problem, Simon Biber, 11:03
- Re: zero the last 13 bits of an unsigned long number, Roberto Waltman, 10:53
- Re: Alignment of pointer to void, Dik T. Winter, 10:52
- Re: Alignment of pointer to void, Dik T. Winter, 10:49
- Re: zero the last 13 bits of an unsigned long number, Tom St Denis, 10:48
- Re: zero the last 13 bits of an unsigned long number, Skarmander, 10:45
- Re: C sucks at math? (help), Dik T. Winter, 10:42
- zero the last 13 bits of an unsigned long number, junky_fellow@xxxxxxxxxxx, 10:35
- Re: Mistake in solutions to K&R?, Dik T. Winter, 10:35
- Re: Function return type, Vladimir Oka, 10:24
- Re: Imagine: A GUI standard., Chris Hills, 10:10
- Re: Function return type, Tom St Denis, 09:59
- Re: C sucks at math? (help), Peter Boettcher, 09:36
- Function return type, Christian Christmann, 09:35
- Re: hi friends, santosh, 09:35
- Re: Multiplications by powers of 2, Skarmander, 09:30
- Re: hi friends, santosh, 09:29
- Re: Alignment of pointer to void, Roberto Waltman, 09:21
- Re: Constructor equivalent, Thad Smith, 09:14
- Re: hi friends, Skarmander, 09:11
- Re: finding largest numbers, Christopher Benson-Manica, 09:08
- Re: Imagine: A GUI standard., Christopher Benson-Manica, 09:05
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, Roberto Waltman, 08:53
- Re: C sucks at math? (help), Richard Tobin, 08:44
- Re: hi friends, pete, 08:41
- Re: Alignment of pointer to void, Skarmander, 08:38
- Re: fgetc, pete, 08:30
- Re: economizing with functions that do the same thing, Kenny McCormack, 08:25
- Re: economizing with functions that do the same thing, Chris Dollin, 08:25
- Re: fgetc, 01, 08:23
- Re: economizing with functions that do the same thing, Kenny McCormack, 08:22
- Re: hi friends, Skarmander, 08:20
- Re: fgetc, 01, 08:17
- Re: hi friends, pete, 08:13
- Re: String data input and storage, Christoph Scholtes, 08:13
- Re: C free, Eric Sosman, 08:00
- Re: Alignment of pointer to void, pete, 07:56
- Re: Multiplications by powers of 2, pete, 07:51
- Alignment of pointer to void, David Deharbe, 07:49
- Re: fgetc, Richard Heathfield, 07:47
- [ot]Re: Imagine: A GUI standard., pete, 07:47
- Re: hi friends, Skarmander, 07:44
- Multiplications by powers of 2, Lisa Simpson, 07:40
- Re: fgetc, pete, 07:26
- Re: Imagine: A GUI standard., pemo, 07:08
- Re: Inherent inefficiency in domestic "for" loop?, Anders Arnholm, 07:02
- Re: finding largest numbers, $hiv....., 07:02
- Re: fgetc, 01, 07:01
- Re: Mistake in solutions to K&R?, Richard Heathfield, 06:22
- Re: C sucks at math? (help), Dik T. Winter, 06:19
- Re: hi friends, Richard Heathfield, 06:18
- Re: C sucks at math? (help), Dik T. Winter, 06:18
- Mistake in solutions to K&R?, poodles, 06:18
- Mistake in solutions to K&R?, poodles, 06:08
- Re: hi friends, Vladimir Oka, 06:08
- hi friends, appi, 06:05
- Re: hi friends, Chris Dollin, 06:02
- Re: C free, Flash Gordon, 06:01
- Re: basics, Richard Heathfield, 05:56
- Re: C free, Harald van Dijk, 05:46
- Re: C free, pete, 05:40
- Re: C free, Vladimir Oka, 05:38
- Re: C free, pete, 05:36
- Re: C free, Harald van Dijk, 05:33
- Re: economizing with functions that do the same thing, Nick Keighley, 05:30
- Re: C free, Harald van Dijk, 05:30
- Re: C free, pete, 05:29
- Re: C free, Vladimir Oka, 05:28
- Re: C free, pete, 05:23
- Re: fgetc, pete, 05:07
- Re: fgetc, Richard Heathfield, 05:02
- Re: C free, Vladimir Oka, 04:52
- Re: C free, Flash Gordon, 04:51
- Re: Warning on assigning a function-returning-a-pointer-to-arrays, Keith Thompson, 04:47
- Re: C free, Keith Thompson, 04:44
- Re: Constructor equivalent, Vladimir Oka, 04:40
- Re: fgetc, lovecreatesbeauty, 04:35
- Re: basics, Flash Gordon, 04:29
- Re: Constructor equivalent, Gernot Frisch, 04:22
- Re: C Pointer problem, Chris Dollin, 04:22
- Re: fgetc, 01, 04:14
- Re: Imagine: A GUI standard., Flash Gordon, 04:11
- Re: "Numerical Recipes in C" code, Your Uncle, 04:07
- Re: Warning on assigning a function-returning-a-pointer-to-arrays, spibou, 04:03
- Re: fgetc, 01, 03:59
- Re: fgetc, 01, 03:56
- Re: MD5 message digest conversion to 16 byte array, Skarmander, 03:56
- Re: C free, Vladimir Oka, 03:53
- Re: economizing with functions that do the same thing, Your Uncle, 03:52
- Re: fgetc, Vladimir Oka, 03:46
- Re: basics, spibou, 03:43
- Re: C free, spibou, 03:40
- Re: Constructor equivalent, Vladimir Oka, 03:37
- fgetc, 01, 03:35
- Re: Problem in compiling a C code with MSVC++6.00, Neil, 03:22
- Re: Programming challenges leading to a job?, spibou, 03:16
- Re: basics, 01, 02:57
- Constructor equivalent, Gernot Frisch, 02:56
- Re: Imagine: A GUI standard., Gernot Frisch, 02:54
- Re: C free, Harald van Dijk, 02:23
- Re: C free, Reddy, 01:41
- Re: String data input and storage, Barry Schwarz, 00:55
- Re: Is the output of the preprocessor deterministic ?, Keith Thompson, 00:47
- Re: C sucks at math? (help), Keith Thompson, 00:45
- Re: C sucks at math? (help), Bill Pursell, 00:19
- Re: Segfault City, Old Wolf, 00:04
June 26, 2006
- Re: C Pointer problem, Bill Pursell, 23:58
- Re: Segfault City, Old Wolf, 23:58
- Re: Segfault City, Old Wolf, 23:52
- Re: Is the output of the preprocessor deterministic ?, Peter Nilsson, 23:45
- Re: C sucks at math? (help), inmatarian, 23:32
- Re: C free, Eric Sosman, 23:24
- Re: Segfault City, Peter "Shaggy" Haywood, 23:12
- Re: Segfault City, Peter "Shaggy" Haywood, 23:12
- Re: C free, Keith Thompson, 23:11
- Re: C free, Thad Smith, 23:09
- Re: MD5 message digest conversion to 16 byte array, Tom St Denis, 22:59
- Re: MD5 message digest conversion to 16 byte array, chaitali . pats, 22:45
- Re: MD5 message digest conversion to 16 byte array, chaitali . pats, 22:43
- Re: Programming challenges leading to a job?, Thad Smith, 22:40
- Re: Forward Declarations, Keith Thompson, 22:19
- Re: Forward Declarations, Frederick Gotham, 22:03
- Re: Forward Declarations, Frederick Gotham, 21:55
- Re: C sucks at math? (help), Walter Roberson, 21:52
- Re: C sucks at math? (help), pete, 21:47
- Re: C sucks at math? (help), Gordon Burditt, 21:23
- Re: C sucks at math? (help), Keith Thompson, 21:11
- Re: C sucks at math? (help), Jordi, 21:03
- Re: C sucks at math? (help), Gordon Burditt, 20:55
- Re: Forward Declarations, Keith Thompson, 20:52
- Re: C sucks at math? (help), Newsreader, 20:49
- Re: [OT]Re: How to connect SQL database in C programs, Juuso Hukkanen, 20:48
- Re: Warning on assigning a function-returning-a-pointer-to-arrays, Keith Thompson, 20:40
- Re: Arbitrary length multi-dimensional arrays, KeeganDunn, 20:40
- Re: C sucks at math? (help), Jordi, 20:37
- Re: C sucks at math? (help), Walter Roberson, 20:37
- Re: Programming challenges leading to a job?, Walter Roberson, 20:32
- Re: C sucks at math? (help), Ian Collins, 20:30
- Re: Warning on assigning a function-returning-a-pointer-to-arrays, I . M . !Knuth, 20:23
- C sucks at math? (help), Jordi, 20:21
- Re: Warning on assigning a function-returning-a-pointer-to-arrays, I . M . !Knuth, 20:15
- Re: Imagine: A GUI standard., Gordon Burditt, 20:11
- Re: Programming challenges leading to a job?, Andrew Poelstra, 20:04
- Re: [OT]Re: How to connect SQL database in C programs, Al Balmer, 20:03
- Re: Imagine: A GUI standard., Andrew Poelstra, 20:02
- Re: Warning on assigning a function-returning-a-pointer-to-arrays, Al Balmer, 19:56
- Re: Warning on assigning a function-returning-a-pointer-to-arrays, I . M . !Knuth, 19:35
- Re: [OT]Re: How to connect SQL database in C programs, Al Balmer, 19:29
- Re: Is the memory argv points to writable ?, Joe Wright, 19:25
- Re: Imagine: A GUI standard., William Ahern, 19:15
- Re: Warning on assigning a function-returning-a-pointer-to-arrays, I . M . !Knuth, 19:11
- Re: Imagine: A GUI standard., goose, 18:56
- Re: [OT]Re: How to connect SQL database in C programs, Nelu, 18:47
- Re: [OT]Re: How to connect SQL database in C programs, Juuso Hukkanen, 18:42
- Re: Programming challenges leading to a job?, Romeo Colacitti, 18:39
- Re: Imagine: A GUI standard., Walter Roberson, 18:38
- Re: basics, Kenny McCormack, 18:34
- Re: Imagine: A GUI standard., Keith Thompson, 18:34
- Re: finding largest numbers, Keith Thompson, 18:22
- Re: Imagine: A GUI standard., Eric Sosman, 18:22
- Re: finding largest numbers, Morris Dovey, 18:20
- Re: Programming challenges leading to a job?, Richard Heathfield, 18:13
- Re: Warning on assigning a function-returning-a-pointer-to-arrays, Keith Thompson, 18:12
- Re: Is the output of the preprocessor deterministic ?, Al Balmer, 18:11
- Re: Warning on assigning a function-returning-a-pointer-to-arrays, Keith Thompson, 18:10
- Re: Imagine: A GUI standard., John Doe, 18:09
- Re: Forward Declarations, Richard Heathfield, 18:06
- Re: allocating space for local variables, Mark McIntyre, 18:05
- Re: Forward Declarations, Tom Plunket, 18:01
- Re: Problem in compiling a C code with MSVC++6.00, Keith Thompson, 17:56
- Re: Imagine: A GUI standard., Andrew Poelstra, 17:55
- Re: Problem in compiling a C code with MSVC++6.00, Keith Thompson, 17:54
- Re: Imagine: A GUI standard., Frederick Gotham, 17:47
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, Ian Collins, 17:45
- Re: finding largest numbers, Frederick Gotham, 17:45
- Re: Programming challenges leading to a job?, Tom St Denis, 17:39
- Re: Problem in compiling a C code with MSVC++6.00, Default User, 17:31
- Imagine: A GUI standard., noridotjabi@xxxxxxxxx, 17:25
- Programming challenges leading to a job?, Romeo Colacitti, 17:22
- Re: C Pointer problem, Mark McIntyre, 17:05
- Re: Is the output of the preprocessor deterministic ?, Mark McIntyre, 17:00
- Re: Inherent inefficiency in domestic "for" loop?, Mark McIntyre, 16:51
- Re: Inherent inefficiency in domestic "for" loop?, Mark McIntyre, 16:49
- Re: Inherent inefficiency in domestic "for" loop?, Mark McIntyre, 16:47
- Re: Error handling library, Mark McIntyre, 16:41
- Re: Problem in compiling a C code with MSVC++6.00, Babak, 16:36
- Re: [OT]Re: How to connect SQL database in C programs, Mark McIntyre, 16:36
- Re: constructor?, Mark McIntyre, 16:35
- Re: Multiple names... ?, Keith Thompson, 16:16
- Re: Programming for Memory Management, Default User, 16:08
- Re: Where can I learn about Multithreading for C, Dann Corbit, 16:00
- Re: Forward Declarations, Keith Thompson, 16:00
- Re: Error handling library, pete, 15:52
- Re: Programming for Memory Management, Rich Gibbs, 15:51
- Re: Warning on assigning a function-returning-a-pointer-to-arrays, I . M . !Knuth, 15:49
- Re: Programming for Memory Management, Keith Thompson, 15:49
- Re: Where can I learn about Multithreading for C, Keith Thompson, 15:46
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, Keith Thompson, 15:40
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, Keith Thompson, 15:36
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, Roberto Waltman, 15:35
- Re: Programming for Memory Management, Al Balmer, 15:31
- Re: allocating space for local variables, Keith Thompson, 15:29
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, Al Balmer, 15:26
- Re: finding largest numbers, Keith Thompson, 15:18
- Re: Programming for Memory Management, Jay, 15:17
- Re: Warning on assigning a function-returning-a-pointer-to-arrays, I . M . !Knuth, 15:16
- Re: Programming for Memory Management, Walter Roberson, 15:09
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, Walter Roberson, 15:05
- Re: Strange Segmentation Fault, Tim Evers, 14:57
- Re: Problem in compiling a C code with MSVC++6.00, Martin Ambuhl, 14:57
- Re: A debugging implementation of malloc, Keith Thompson, 14:56
- Re: basics, Keith Thompson, 14:52
- Re: Problem in compiling a C code with MSVC++6.00, Martin Ambuhl, 14:51
- Re: How to connect SQL database in C programs, jacob navia, 14:44
- Re: Forward Declarations, Tom Plunket, 14:41
- Re: Error handling library, Bill Pursell, 14:39
- Re: finding largest numbers, Dann Corbit, 14:38
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, Al Balmer, 14:33
- Re: Segfault City, Bill Pursell, 14:31
- Programming for Memory Management, Jay, 14:27
- Re: allocating space for local variables, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 14:15
- Re: Segfault City, Richard Heathfield, 14:12
- Re: allocating space for local variables, Al Balmer, 14:10
- Re: Arbitrary length multi-dimensional arrays, Michael Mair, 14:06
- Re: Segfault City, Herbert Rosenau, 14:05
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, Roberto Waltman, 13:47
- Re: allocating space for local variables, Richard G. Riley, 13:42
- Re: [OT]Re: How to connect SQL database in C programs, Juuso Hukkanen, 13:41
- Re: allocating space for local variables, Al Balmer, 13:38
- Re: Arbitrary length multi-dimensional arrays, Frederick Gotham, 13:35
- Re: Error handling library, Andrew Poelstra, 13:34
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, Robert Gamble, 13:31
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, Richard G. Riley, 13:31
- Re: Arbitrary length multi-dimensional arrays, Michael Mair, 13:27
- Re: MD5 message digest conversion to 16 byte array, Default User, 13:24
- Re: finding largest numbers, Christopher Benson-Manica, 13:24
- Re: String data input and storage, Default User, 13:22
- Re: Problem in compiling a C code with MSVC++6.00, Default User, 13:22
- Re: Arbitrary length multi-dimensional arrays, Ben C, 13:20
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, Walter Roberson, 13:02
- Re: Arbitrary length multi-dimensional arrays, Andrew Poelstra, 12:58
- Re: Arbitrary length multi-dimensional arrays, Frederick Gotham, 12:55
- Re: Where can I learn about Multithreading for C, P.J. Plauger, 12:54
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, Roberto Waltman, 12:51
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, Robert Gamble, 12:50
- Re: Arbitrary length multi-dimensional arrays, Tom St Denis, 12:50
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, Robert Gamble, 12:50
- Re: allocating space for local variables, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 12:41
- Re: finding largest numbers, Richard Tobin, 12:40
- Re: allocating space for local variables, Kenneth Brody, 12:33
- Arbitrary length multi-dimensional arrays, kd, 12:28
- Re: Problem in compiling a C code with MSVC++6.00, Kenneth Brody, 12:24
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, Konrad Palczynski, 12:22
- Re: Where can I learn about Multithreading for C, Al Balmer, 12:19
- Re: allocating space for local variables, Richard G. Riley, 12:12
- Re: MD5 message digest conversion to 16 byte array, Skarmander, 12:04
- Re: [ot]Re: Segfault City, Kenneth Brody, 12:02
- Re: new CCSID's for z/OS C/C++, Skarmander, 11:50
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, Jack Klein, 11:42
- Re: allocating space for local variables, Jack Klein, 11:42
- Re: allocating space for local variables, Tom St Denis, 11:41
- Re: allocating space for local variables, Jack Klein, 11:40
- Re: allocating space for local variables, Al Balmer, 11:37
- Re: A debugging implementation of malloc, Skarmander, 11:36
- Re: Where can I learn about Multithreading for C, Nelu, 11:29
- [OT]Re: How to connect SQL database in C programs, Al Balmer, 11:25
- Re: Where can I learn about Multithreading for C, Tom St Denis, 11:22
- Re: Where can I learn about Multithreading for C, bg_ie, 11:15
- Re: Segfault City, Richard Bos, 11:12
- Re: constructor?, Nelu, 11:11
- Re: Segfault City, Dave Vandervies, 11:07
- Re: Where can I learn about Multithreading for C, Nelu, 11:03
- Re: allocating space for local variables, deepak, 10:48
- Re: Segfault City, Frederick Gotham, 10:29
- Re: finding largest numbers, Frederick Gotham, 10:24
- Re: C Pointer problem, pete, 10:01
- Re: Where can I learn about Multithreading for C, Tom St Denis, 09:59
- Re: Where can I learn about Multithreading for C, Tom St Denis, 09:58
- Re: Where can I learn about Multithreading for C, Nelu, 09:57
- Re: economizing with functions that do the same thing, Richard Heathfield, 09:52
- Re: economizing with functions that do the same thing, Frederick Gotham, 09:49
- Re: a little mistake, Chris Dollin, 09:46
- Where can I learn about Multithreading for C, bg_ie, 09:46
- Re: economizing with functions that do the same thing, Frederick Gotham, 09:42
- Re: finding largest numbers, Richard Heathfield, 09:39
- Re: finding largest numbers, Thad Smith, 09:38
- Re: allocating space for local variables, Frederick Gotham, 09:36
- Re: a little mistake, Frederick Gotham, 09:34
- Re: A debugging implementation of malloc, Frederick Gotham, 09:32
- Re: new CCSID's for z/OS C/C++, Kenny McCormack, 09:30
- Re: finding largest numbers, Richard G. Riley, 09:23
- Re: automated coding standard validation?, Richard G. Riley, 09:08
- Re: finding largest numbers, Morris Dovey, 08:37
- Re: redefine a function with a same name, Morris Dovey, 08:20
- new CCSID's for z/OS C/C++, Ewald Sußner, 08:20
- automated coding standard validation?, Konrad Palczynski, 08:13
- Re: Problem in compiling a C code with MSVC++6.00, Richard Tobin, 07:59
- Re: Inherent inefficiency in domestic "for" loop?, SuperKoko, 07:56
- Re: Segfault City, Chris Dollin, 07:04
- Re: How to connect SQL database in C programs, Juuso Hukkanen, 06:59
- Re: basics, Vladimir Oka, 06:52
- Re: A debugging implementation of malloc, Keith Thompson, 06:44
- Re: Error handling library, goose, 06:40
- Re: Segfault City, Chris Dollin, 06:37
- Re: Commutativity of operator [], Keith Thompson, 06:36
- Re: economizing with functions that do the same thing, Keith Thompson, 06:30
- Re: basics, Ian Collins, 06:26
- Re: finding largest numbers, Keith Thompson, 06:24
- Re: Warning on assigning a function-returning-a-pointer-to-arrays, Keith Thompson, 06:21
- Re: How to connect SQL database in C programs, Juuso Hukkanen, 06:06
- basics, chitu, 06:05
- Re: MD5 message digest conversion to 16 byte array, Tom St Denis, 06:04
- Re: Segfault City, Keith Thompson, 06:00
- Re: How to connect SQL database in C programs, Tom St Denis, 05:58
- Re: Segfault City, Keith Thompson, 05:56
- Practical Programming Processes: LASER Summer School, Ilinca Ciupa, 05:46
- Re: Inherent inefficiency in domestic "for" loop?, av, 05:33
- Re: allocating space for local variables, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 04:59
- Re: Problem in compiling a C code with MSVC++6.00, Ian Collins, 04:59
- Re: Problem in compiling a C code with MSVC++6.00, Martin Ambuhl, 04:44
- Re: Problem in compiling a C code with MSVC++6.00, Martin Ambuhl, 04:42
- allocating space for local variables, junky_fellow@xxxxxxxxxxx, 04:38
- Re: economizing with functions that do the same thing, av, 04:29
- Re: Warning on assigning a function-returning-a-pointer-to-arrays, Chris Torek, 04:19
- Re: finding largest numbers, Richard Heathfield, 03:48
- Re: finding largest numbers, Richard Heathfield, 03:40
- Re: Newbie help on string splitting, websnarf, 03:39
- Re: Problem in compiling a C code with MSVC++6.00, Richard Heathfield, 03:33
- Re: economizing with functions that do the same thing, Richard Heathfield, 03:22
- Re: finding largest numbers, phus . lu, 03:12
- Re: Warning on assigning a function-returning-a-pointer-to-arrays, I . M . !Knuth, 03:10
- Re: economizing with functions that do the same thing, Richard Heathfield, 03:09
- finding largest numbers, ramu, 03:06
- Re: How to connect SQL database in C programs, jacob navia, 03:05
- Re: Warning on assigning a function-returning-a-pointer-to-arrays, Ian Collins, 02:47
- Re: Is the output of the preprocessor deterministic ?, Al Balmer, 02:45
- Re: redefine a function with a same name, Richard Bos, 02:40
- Warning on assigning a function-returning-a-pointer-to-arrays, I . M . !Knuth, 02:38
- Re: economizing with functions that do the same thing, Your Uncle, 02:36
- Re: Compiler Issue, Richard Bos, 02:30
- Re: A debugging implementation of malloc, pete, 02:27
- Re: MD5 message digest conversion to 16 byte array, Chris McDonald, 02:24
- Re: String data input and storage, pete, 02:14
- Re: Data structures, Neil, 02:01
- Re: Learn recursion, Charles Richmond, 02:01
- Re: C free, Charles Richmond, 01:59
- Re: MD5 message digest conversion to 16 byte array, Neil, 01:57
- Re: economizing with functions that do the same thing, Your Uncle, 01:57
- Re: String data input and storage, Christoph Scholtes, 01:52
- Re: Problem in compiling a C code with MSVC++6.00, Neil, 01:50
- Re: Inherent inefficiency in domestic "for" loop?, Skarmander, 01:41
- Re: String data input and storage, Chris Torek, 01:35
- Re: Error handling library, Michael Mair, 01:33
- Re: Is the memory argv points to writable ?, Herbert Rosenau, 01:31
- Re: spinoza1111 resigns from "segfault city", Herbert Rosenau, 01:31
- Re: Segfault City, Herbert Rosenau, 01:31
- Re: Segfault City, Herbert Rosenau, 01:31
- Re: Segfault City, Herbert Rosenau, 01:31
- Re: Segfault City, Herbert Rosenau, 01:31
- Re: Segfault City, Herbert Rosenau, 01:31
- Re: Segfault City, Herbert Rosenau, 01:31
- Re: Segfault City, Herbert Rosenau, 01:31
- Re: Segfault City, Herbert Rosenau, 01:31
- Re: Segfault City, Herbert Rosenau, 01:31
- Re: MD5 message digest conversion to 16 byte array, chaitali . pats, 01:28
- Re: A debugging implementation of malloc, Skarmander, 01:25
- Re: Problem in compiling a C code with MSVC++6.00, Chris Torek, 01:19
- Re: Data structures, Skarmander, 01:13
- Re: MD5 message digest conversion to 16 byte array, Skarmander, 01:11
- Data structures, Sidhu, 01:11
- MD5 message digest conversion to 16 byte array, chaitali . pats, 01:04
- MD5 message digest conversion to 16 byte array, chaitali . pats, 01:04
- Re: Error handling library, Andrew Poelstra, 00:24
- Re: Inherent inefficiency in [ordinary] "for" loop?, Chris Torek, 00:03
June 25, 2006
- Re: Error handling library, Bill Pursell, 23:52
- Re: Inherent inefficiency in domestic "for" loop?, Thad Smith, 23:49
- Re: C Pointer problem, Andrew Poelstra, 23:44
- Re: Segfault City, Bill Pursell, 23:40
- Re: Learn recursion, red_hax0r@xxxxxxxxx, 23:35
- Re: Inherent inefficiency in domestic "for" loop?, pete, 23:25
- Re: Inherent inefficiency in domestic "for" loop?, L7, 23:10
- Re: String data input and storage, Morris Dovey, 22:52
- Re: A debugging implementation of malloc, Eric Sosman, 22:45
- Re: String data input and storage, Digital Logic, 22:42
- Re: String data input and storage, pete, 22:40
- Re: Inherent inefficiency in domestic "for" loop?, L7, 22:37
- Re: Problem in compiling a C code with MSVC++6.00, pete, 22:36
- Re: C Pointer problem, pete, 22:30
- Re: String data input and storage, Christoph Scholtes, 22:26
- Re: String data input and storage, Christoph Scholtes, 22:16
- OT Re: c------->c++ and c++------>c, Dave Thompson, 22:16
- Re: a little mistake, Dave Thompson, 22:16
- Re: C Pointer problem, Dave Thompson, 22:16
- Re: Memory (read) access violation handling in C, Dave Thompson, 22:15
- Re: segmentation fault, Dave Thompson, 22:15
- Re: Educated guesses for efficiency?, Dave Thompson, 22:15
- Re: Newbie help on string splitting, Dave Thompson, 22:15
- Re: Problem in compiling a C code with MSVC++6.00, Babak, 22:13
- Re: economizing with functions that do the same thing, pete, 22:10
- Re: Problem in compiling a C code with MSVC++6.00, pete, 22:04
- Re: economizing with functions that do the same thing, Keith Thompson, 21:56
- Re: Commutativity of operator [], Dik T. Winter, 21:50
- Re: C free, Walter Roberson, 21:49
- Re: economizing with functions that do the same thing, Frederick Gotham, 21:48
- Re: Is the output of the preprocessor deterministic ?, Walter Roberson, 21:48
- Re: economizing with functions that do the same thing, pete, 21:46
- Re: economizing with functions that do the same thing, pete, 21:44
- Re: Problem in compiling a C code with MSVC++6.00, Babak, 21:44
- Re: Inherent inefficiency in domestic "for" loop?, Eric Sosman, 21:44
- Re: economizing with functions that do the same thing, Kenny McCormack, 21:43
- Re: A debugging implementation of malloc, Keith Thompson, 21:38
- Re: How to connect SQL database in C programs, Keith Thompson, 21:35
- Re: A debugging implementation of malloc, Eric Sosman, 21:33
- Re: economizing with functions that do the same thing, Keith Thompson, 21:32
- Re: String data input and storage, Digital Logic, 21:32
- Re: Problem in compiling a C code with MSVC++6.00, Richard Tobin, 21:18
- Re: Problem in compiling a C code with MSVC++6.00, Frederick Gotham, 21:16
- Re: String data input and storage, pete, 21:10
- Re: String data input and storage, Morris Dovey, 21:10
- Re: Inherent inefficiency in domestic "for" loop?, Frederick Gotham, 21:07
- Re: Problem in compiling a C code with MSVC++6.00, pete, 21:03
- String data input and storage, Christoph Scholtes, 20:56
- Problem in compiling a C code with MSVC++6.00, Babak, 20:49
- Re: Inherent inefficiency in domestic "for" loop?, Richard Tobin, 20:48
- Re: beginner c question, mensanator@xxxxxxx, 20:44
- Re: Inherent inefficiency in domestic "for" loop?, Gordon Burditt, 20:39
- Re: Inherent inefficiency in domestic "for" loop?, pete, 20:27
- Re: Inherent inefficiency in domestic "for" loop?, Ben Pfaff, 20:26
- Re: Inherent inefficiency in domestic "for" loop?, Gryff Stokoe, 20:20
- Re: Inherent inefficiency in domestic "for" loop?, Frederick Gotham, 20:18
- Re: Error handling library, pete, 20:18
- Re: Inherent inefficiency in domestic "for" loop?, Frederick Gotham, 20:16
- Re: Multiple names... ?, pete, 20:12
- Re: Inherent inefficiency in domestic "for" loop?, Frederick Gotham, 20:10
- Re: Inherent inefficiency in domestic "for" loop?, Richard Tobin, 20:10
- Re: Inherent inefficiency in domestic "for" loop?, Gordon Burditt, 20:06
- Re: Error handling library, Andrew Poelstra, 20:05
- Re: Inherent inefficiency in domestic "for" loop?, Alf P. Steinbach, 20:04
- Re: Error handling library, pete, 20:01
- Re: Inherent inefficiency in domestic "for" loop?, Ben Pfaff, 19:59
- Re: Learn recursion, Frederick Gotham, 19:58
- Re: Learn recursion, Morris Dovey, 19:51
- Inherent inefficiency in domestic "for" loop?, Frederick Gotham, 19:40
- Re: redefine a function with a same name, Joe Wright, 19:27
- Re: economizing with functions that do the same thing, Your Uncle, 19:18
- Re: A debugging implementation of malloc, Richard Tobin, 19:11
- Re: A debugging implementation of malloc, websnarf, 19:09
- Multiple names... ?, Frederick Gotham, 19:06
- Error handling library, Andrew Poelstra, 19:04
- Re: How to connect SQL database in C programs, Tom St Denis, 18:56
- How to connect SQL database in C programs, Sachin, 18:45
- Re: C free, Kenny McCormack, 18:06
- Re: economizing with functions that do the same thing, Your Uncle, 18:05
- Re: Learn recursion, Kenny McCormack, 18:05
- Re: Is the output of the preprocessor deterministic ?, Kenny McCormack, 18:04
- Learn recursion, red_hax0r@xxxxxxxxx, 18:03
- Re: economizing with functions that do the same thing, Your Uncle, 17:59
- Re: Is the output of the preprocessor deterministic ?, Gordon Burditt, 17:52
- Re: Is the output of the preprocessor deterministic ?, Keith Thompson, 17:52
- Re: Is the output of the preprocessor deterministic ?, Mark McIntyre, 17:49
- Re: C free, pete, 17:49
- Re: A debugging implementation of malloc, Keith Thompson, 17:47
- Re: A debugging implementation of malloc, Keith Thompson, 17:45
- Re: Segfault City, Keith Thompson, 17:37
- Re: A debugging implementation of malloc, Eric Sosman, 17:30
- Re: beginner c question, pete, 17:28
- Re: types of 'Open' command, Kenny McCormack, 17:25
- Re: C free, Keith Thompson, 17:24
- Re: A debugging implementation of malloc, Skarmander, 17:18
- Re: yacc under cygwin - undefined symbols, Keith Thompson, 17:17
- Re: Is the output of the preprocessor deterministic ?, Al Balmer, 17:17
- Re: beginner c question, Al Balmer, 17:17
- Re: A debugging implementation of malloc, Keith Thompson, 17:15
- Re: coderwiki.com is starting and needs you!, goose, 17:11
- Re: comparing signed and unsigned integers, Tom St Denis, 17:11
- Re: A debugging implementation of malloc, Ian Collins, 16:54
- Re: beginner c question, Andrew Poelstra, 16:41
- Re: comparing signed and unsigned integers, Joe Wright, 16:36
- Re: beginner c question, Richard Heathfield, 16:26
- Re: beginner c question, mensanator@xxxxxxx, 16:21
- Re: Value Bits Vs Object Bits, Frederick Gotham, 16:20
- Re: A debugging implementation of malloc, Ian Collins, 16:16
- Re: Playing around with byte order, Frederick Gotham, 16:15
- Re: Is the output of the preprocessor deterministic ?, Mark McIntyre, 16:14
- Re: Is the output of the preprocessor deterministic ?, Mark McIntyre, 16:13
- Re: Is the output of the preprocessor deterministic ?, Harald van Dijk, 16:12
- Re: yacc under cygwin - undefined symbols, Mark McIntyre, 16:04
- Re: clc-wiki gone?, Flash Gordon, 16:01
- Re: A debugging implementation of malloc, Ben Pfaff, 15:58
- Re: beginner c question, Christoph Scholtes, 15:47
- Re: C free, Gordon Burditt, 15:33
- Re: Is the output of the preprocessor deterministic ?, Gordon Burditt, 15:28
- Re: Is the output of the preprocessor deterministic ?, spibou, 15:22
- Re: Value Bits Vs Object Bits, Eric Sosman, 15:18
- Re: Segfault City, pete, 15:08
- Re: A debugging implementation of malloc, Eric Sosman, 15:08
- Re: A debugging implementation of malloc, Eric Sosman, 15:03
- Re: Is the output of the preprocessor deterministic ?, Barry Schwarz, 15:00
- Re: A debugging implementation of malloc, Malcolm, 14:56
- Re: Playing around with byte order, pete, 14:51
- Re: Segfault City, Malcolm, 14:51
- Re: Value Bits Vs Object Bits, pete, 14:47
- Re: A debugging implementation of malloc, Barry Schwarz, 14:46
- Re: Playing around with byte order, inmatarian, 14:46
- Re: Playing around with byte order, pete, 14:32
- Re: A debugging implementation of malloc, jacob navia, 14:26
- Re: Is the output of the preprocessor deterministic ?, spibou, 14:17
- Re: Segfault City, Malcolm, 14:14
- Re: A debugging implementation of malloc, Eric Sosman, 14:11
- Re: Segfault City, Malcolm, 14:09
- Re: Segfault City, Richard Heathfield, 13:47
- Re: spinoza1111 resigns from "segfault city", Morris Dovey, 13:47
- Re: Segfault City, Malcolm, 13:45
- Re: C free, Malcolm, 13:35
- Re: Is the output of the preprocessor deterministic ?, Al Balmer, 13:23
- Re: What do you think about the code?, Joe Wright, 13:04
- Re: Value Bits Vs Object Bits, Frederick Gotham, 12:53
- Re: C free, Flash Gordon, 11:58
- Re: A debugging implementation of malloc, Keith Thompson, 11:58
- Re: Segfault City, Keith Thompson, 11:54
- Re: Segfault City, Keith Thompson, 11:53
- Re: Segfault City, Keith Thompson, 11:47
- Re: Segfault City, pete, 11:38
- Re: Segfault City, Frederick Gotham, 11:37
- Re: Is the output of the preprocessor deterministic ?, Harald van Dijk, 11:35
- Re: Segfault City, Richard Heathfield, 11:26
- Re: Segfault City, pete, 11:25
- Re: Segfault City, Bill Pursell, 11:00
- Re: Segfault City, pete, 10:32
- Re: Segfault City, Frederick Gotham, 09:55
- Re: Is the output of the preprocessor deterministic ?, pete, 09:55
- Playing around with byte order, Frederick Gotham, 09:45
- Re: Is the output of the preprocessor deterministic ?, spibou, 09:35
- Re: Segfault City, pete, 09:28
- Re: Is the output of the preprocessor deterministic ?, Tom St Denis, 09:22
- Re: Segfault City, Barry, 08:01
- Re: C free, spibou, 07:42
- C free, Reddy, 07:35
- Re: Segfault City, Herbert Rosenau, 07:12
- Re: Segfault City, Herbert Rosenau, 07:12
- Re: Segfault City, Herbert Rosenau, 07:12
- Is the output of the preprocessor deterministic ?, spibou, 07:01
- yacc under cygwin - undefined symbols, Christoph Kukulies, 07:01
- Re: A debugging implementation of malloc, Ian Collins, 04:29
- Re: Is the memory argv points to writable ?, Bill Pursell, 04:25
- Re: Segfault City, Malcolm, 04:20
- Re: A debugging implementation of malloc, jacob navia, 04:17
- Re: A debugging implementation of malloc, Ian Collins, 03:49
- Re: A debugging implementation of malloc, Ian Collins, 03:34
- Re: Is the memory argv points to writable ?, Richard Heathfield, 03:21
- Re: Segfault City, Richard Heathfield, 03:20
- Re: Segfault City, Richard Heathfield, 03:18
- Re: Is the memory argv points to writable ?, Bill Pursell, 03:03
- Re: Segfault City, Malcolm, 02:57
- Re: Multiple Arguements like in printf, Malcolm, 02:40
- Re: segmentation fault with getc(), Bill Pursell, 02:36
- Re: A debugging implementation of malloc, Chris Torek, 02:15
- Re: Multiple Arguements like in printf, Chris Torek, 02:10
- Re: segmentation fault with getc(), Ian Collins, 01:12
- Re: segmentation fault with getc(), hzmonte, 01:10
- Re: Segfault City, Richard Heathfield, 00:55
- Re: Segfault City, Chris Smith, 00:01
June 24, 2006
- Re: segmentation fault with getc(), Tom St Denis, 23:46
- Re: Segfault City, lovecreatesbeauty, 23:43
- Re: Segfault City, blmblm, 23:11
- Re: Segfault City, blmblm, 23:06
- Re: segmentation fault with getc(), Keith Thompson, 21:37
- Re: segmentation fault with getc(), Andrew Poelstra, 21:29
- Re: A debugging implementation of malloc, Keith Thompson, 21:26
- Re: segmentation fault with getc(), Andrew Poelstra, 21:20
- Re: Segfault City, John Smith, 21:13
- segmentation fault with getc(), hzmonte, 21:08
- Re: Multiple Arguements like in printf, Keith Thompson, 21:04
- Re: Commutativity of operator [], Andrew Poelstra, 20:45
- Re: Commutativity of operator [], Kenneth Brody, 19:23
- Re: fgets info, Kenneth Brody, 19:17
- Re: Segfault City, Richard Heathfield, 19:05
- Re: Segfault City, Ian Collins, 18:59
- Re: A debugging implementation of malloc, Ian Collins, 18:58
- [ot]Re: spinoza1111 resigns from "segfault city", pete, 18:57
- Re: redefine a function with a same name, Herbert Rosenau, 18:48
- Re: Segfault City, Richard Heathfield, 18:43
- Re: Segfault City, pete, 18:40
- Re: A debugging implementation of malloc, Barry Schwarz, 18:31
- Re: Segfault City, Keith Thompson, 18:22
- Re: spinoza1111 resigns from "segfault city", Mark McIntyre, 18:20
- Re: Named parameters, Mark McIntyre, 18:18
- Re: Segfault City, Richard Heathfield, 18:17
- Re: Named parameters, Mark McIntyre, 18:16
- Re: A debugging implementation of malloc, Ian Collins, 18:13
- Re: Segfault City, Keith Thompson, 17:45
- [ot]Re: Segfault City, pete, 17:44
- Re: A debugging implementation of malloc, Ben C, 17:43
- Re: Segfault City, Andrew Poelstra, 17:41
- Re: A debugging implementation of malloc, Ian Collins, 17:40
- Re: Segfault City, Malcolm, 17:14
- Re: Segfault City, Richard Heathfield, 17:02
- Re: Segfault City, Richard Heathfield, 17:01
- A debugging implementation of malloc, jacob navia, 17:00
- Re: Segfault City, Keith Thompson, 16:56
- Re: Is the memory argv points to writable ?, Richard Heathfield, 16:43
- Re: spinoza1111 resigns from "segfault city", Malcolm, 16:41
- Re: spinoza1111 resigns from "segfault city", Richard Heathfield, 16:38
- Re: Segfault City, Andrew Poelstra, 16:32
- Re: Job: Algorithmic Search Engineers wanted, Keith Thompson, 16:30
- Is the memory argv points to writable ?, spibou, 16:30
- Re: spinoza1111 resigns from "segfault city", Andrew Poelstra, 16:29
- Re: Named parameters, Keith Thompson, 16:27
- Re: Segfault City, Richard Heathfield, 16:14
- Re: Segfault City, Dave Vandervies, 16:09
- Re: Forward Declarations, Richard Heathfield, 15:51
- spinoza1111 resigns from "segfault city", spinoza1111, 15:50
- Re: Segfault City, Richard Heathfield, 15:47
- Re: Segfault City, Richard Heathfield, 15:31
- Re: Segfault City, spinoza1111, 15:25
- Re: Help requested - Application to use an IP interface, MikeC, 15:16
- Re: Segfault City, spinoza1111, 15:15
- Re: Segfault City, CBFalconer, 15:14
- Re: coderwiki.com is starting and needs you!, Malcolm, 15:12
- Re: Segfault City, spinoza1111, 15:09
- Re: Segfault City, CBFalconer, 15:09
- Re: Segfault City, spinoza1111, 15:02
- Re: Segfault City, Richard Heathfield, 14:59
- Re: Segfault City, spinoza1111, 14:58
- Re: Segfault City, spinoza1111, 14:56
- Portable C in the real world (was: Re: Segfault City), Dave Vandervies, 14:55
- Re: Segfault City, spinoza1111, 14:48
- Re: coderwiki.com is starting and needs you!, CBFalconer, 14:45
- Re: Segfault City, spinoza1111, 14:45
- Re: Commutativity of operator [], Richard Heathfield, 14:42
- Re: Segfault City, spinoza1111, 14:37
- Re: Forward Declarations, Chris Torek, 14:32
- Re: Segfault City, spinoza1111, 14:31
- Job: Algorithmic Search Engineers wanted, Frenkel, 14:31
- Re: Segfault City, Malcolm, 14:28
- Re: Segfault City, Malcolm, 14:19
- Re: Segfault City, Chris Smith, 14:17
- Re: Segfault City, Malcolm, 14:16
- Re: Multiple Arguements like in printf, Malcolm, 14:07
- Re: Segfault City, CBFalconer, 14:03
- Re: Segfault City, spinoza1111, 14:02
- Re: Commutativity of operator [], Simon Biber, 13:55
- Re: Segfault City, pete, 13:51
- Re: Segfault City, Malcolm, 13:44
- Re: Segfault City, Richard Heathfield, 13:27
- Re: Segfault City, Andrew Poelstra, 13:12
- Re: coderwiki.com is starting and needs you!, Richard Heathfield, 12:56
- Re: Named parameters, Joe Wright, 12:27
- Re: coderwiki.com is starting and needs you!, Thad Smith, 12:26
- Re: // vs /*, Andrew Poelstra, 12:09
- Re: Segfault City, Richard Heathfield, 12:09
- Re: Segfault City, Walter Roberson, 11:59
- Re: Segfault City, Bill Pursell, 11:48
- Re: Telecom programming, a.abdulwahab@xxxxxxxxx, 11:29
- Re: Segfault City, Richard Heathfield, 11:26
- Re: Wrong output - eliminate spaces in sentence., av, 11:25
- Re: Segfault City, Ben Pfaff, 11:22
- Re: Segfault City, Richard Heathfield, 11:21
- Re: Segfault City, blmblm, 11:15
- Re: Segfault City, blmblm, 11:11
- Re: Segfault City, John Smith, 10:49
- Re: Segfault City, blmblm, 10:28
- Re: Segfault City, Roberto Waltman, 10:25
- Re: Segfault City, Friedrich Dominicus, 10:23
- Re: Segfault City, CBFalconer, 10:13
- Re: Multiple Arguements like in printf, Michael Mair, 09:22
- Re: sizeof, CBFalconer, 09:13
- Multiple Arguements like in printf, bg_ie, 09:13
- Re: Segfault City, CBFalconer, 09:01
- Re: Segfault City, Michael Mair, 09:00
- Re: // vs /*, Tom St Denis, 08:51
- Re: Segfault City, Skarmander, 08:50
- Re: Segfault City, Malcolm, 08:25
- Re: Segfault City, Bill Pursell, 08:19
- Re: Segfault City, spinoza1111, 08:14
- Re: Segfault City, spinoza1111, 08:06
- Re: Segfault City, spinoza1111, 08:01
- Re: Segfault City, Mark McIntyre, 07:55
- Re: x=(x=5,11), Tim Woodall, 07:51
- Re: Segfault City, Richard Heathfield, 07:47
- Re: Named parameters, Mark McIntyre, 07:45
- Re: Segfault City, spinoza1111, 07:41
- Re: Segfault City, pemo, 07:39
- Re: Segfault City, spinoza1111, 07:36
- Re: Segfault City, Richard Heathfield, 07:35
- Re: x=(x=5,11), Tim Woodall, 07:32
- Re: Segfault City, spinoza1111, 07:31
- Re: Segfault City, Richard Heathfield, 07:23
- Re: Segfault City, spinoza1111, 07:20
- Re: Segfault City, Richard Heathfield, 07:10
- Re: Segfault City, spinoza1111, 07:05
- Re: Segfault City, spinoza1111, 07:00
- Re: // vs /*, Richard Heathfield, 06:37
- Re: Segfault City, spinoza1111, 06:36
- Re: Segfault City, pete, 06:33
- Re: Segfault City, spinoza1111, 06:26
- Re: economizing with functions that do the same thing, Michael Mair, 06:16
- Re: Segfault City, spibou, 06:11
- Re: Segfault City, spinoza1111, 06:00
- Re: Segfault City, spibou, 05:59
- Re: coderwiki.com is starting and needs you!, Richard Heathfield, 05:58
- Re: Forward Declarations, Richard Heathfield, 05:47
- Re: Segfault City, Richard Heathfield, 05:39
- Re: Segfault City, pemo, 05:38
- Re: Segfault City, lovecreatesbeauty, 05:25
- Re: Segfault City, Richard Heathfield, 05:20
- Re: // vs /*, jaysome, 05:19
- Re: // vs /*, Richard Heathfield, 05:10
- Re: Segfault City, spibou, 04:25
- Re: Segfault City, Al Balmer, 03:54
- Re: beginner c question, Al Balmer, 03:54
- Re: Segfault City, Friedrich Dominicus, 03:52
- How about *this* code? (Was: What do you think about the code?), James Dow Allen, 03:01
- Re: Segfault City, Andrew Poelstra, 02:34
- Re: Segfault City, Friedrich Dominicus, 02:28
- Re: Segfault City, Jack Klein, 01:53
- Re: strange use of format specifier in printf, Jack Klein, 01:37
- Re: coderwiki.com is starting and needs you!, Thad Smith, 01:27
- Re: beginner c question, Malcolm, 01:18
- Re: Strings, Strings and Damned Strings, Malcolm, 01:09
- Re: strange use of format specifier in printf, Keith Thompson, 00:08
- Re: Segfault City, Keith Thompson, 00:05
June 23, 2006
- Re: Segfault City, Eric Sosman, 23:58
- Re: sizeof, ena8t8si, 23:47
- Re: Segfault City, Andrew Poelstra, 23:45
- Re: FAQ-Question, ena8t8si, 23:36
- Re: Segfault City, Alf P. Steinbach, 23:35
- Re: Forward Declarations, Chris Torek, 23:34
- Re: // vs /*, Andrew Poelstra, 23:26
- Re: // vs /*, Keith Thompson, 23:24
- Re: strange use of format specifier in printf, Andrew Poelstra, 23:23
- Re: x=(x=5,11), Harald van Dijk, 23:22
- Re: Strings, Strings and Damned Strings, Andrew Poelstra, 23:20
- Re: Named parameters, ena8t8si, 23:17
- Re: Segfault City, Andrew Poelstra, 23:16
- Re: Segfault City, Keith Thompson, 23:10
- Re: // vs /*, ena8t8si, 23:10
- Re: x=(x=5,11), ena8t8si, 23:04
- Re: x=(x=5,11), ena8t8si, 22:55
- Re: x=(x=5,11), ena8t8si, 22:49
- Re: x=(x=5,11), ena8t8si, 22:47
- Re: x=(x=5,11), ena8t8si, 22:43
- Segfault City, Richard Heathfield, 22:22
- Re: economizing with functions that do the same thing, pete, 22:15
- Re: u_long valid C?, Keith Thompson, 21:44
- Re: Strings, Strings and Damned Strings, Ben, 21:44
- Re: economizing with functions that do the same thing, Keith Thompson, 21:40
- Re: strange use of format specifier in printf, Keith Thompson, 21:29
- Re: Why pointer to "one past" is allowed but pointer to "one before" is not ?, Skarmander, 21:28
- Re: redefine a function with a same name, Keith Thompson, 21:14
- Re: economizing with functions that do the same thing, Richard Heathfield, 21:12
- Re: Why pointer to "one past" is allowed but pointer to "one before" is not ?, Keith Thompson, 21:12
- Re: Named parameters, Keith Thompson, 21:04
- Re: economizing with functions that do the same thing, Your Uncle, 20:44
- Re: strange use of format specifier in printf, Money, 20:37
- Re: economizing with functions that do the same thing, Ian Collins, 20:29
- Re: economizing with functions that do the same thing, Your Uncle, 20:24
- Re: economizing with functions that do the same thing, Richard Heathfield, 20:14
- Re: Strings, Strings and Damned Strings, Dann Corbit, 20:09
- Re: u_long valid C?, Ian Collins, 20:05
- Re: u_long valid C?, jjf, 20:05
- Re: economizing with functions that do the same thing, Dann Corbit, 19:48
- u_long valid C?, Joe Van Dyk, 19:38
- economizing with functions that do the same thing, Your Uncle, 19:34
- Re: strange use of format specifier in printf, Frederick Gotham, 19:09
- Re: Named parameters, Mark McIntyre, 18:54
- Re: Commutativity of operator [], Mark McIntyre, 18:39
- Re: redefine a function with a same name, Andrew Poelstra, 18:37
- Re: Why pointer to "one past" is allowed but pointer to "one before" is not ?, Mark McIntyre, 18:37
- Re: Compiler Issue, Ian Collins, 18:37
- Re: Forward Declarations, Tom Plunket, 18:22
- Re: coderwiki.com is starting and needs you!, Mark McIntyre, 18:05
- Re: Named parameters, Keith Thompson, 17:59
- Re: Named parameters, Keith Thompson, 17:57
- Re: Forward Declarations, Richard Heathfield, 17:56
- Re: Forward Declarations, Tom Plunket, 17:53
- Re: Named parameters, Mark McIntyre, 17:47
- Re: Named parameters, Mark McIntyre, 17:45
- Re: // vs /*, Mark McIntyre, 17:42
- Re: redefine a function with a same name, Morris Dovey, 17:39
- Re: Forward Declarations, Richard Heathfield, 17:38
- Re: String macro as wchar_t pointer?, Heiner, 17:34
- Forward Declarations, Tom Plunket, 17:29
- Re: String macro as wchar_t pointer?, Eric Sosman, 17:18
- Re: Unnamed members, Tom Plunket, 17:17
- String macro as wchar_t pointer?, Heiner, 17:15
- Re: beginner c question, Richard Heathfield, 16:51
- Re: Unnamed members, Keith Thompson, 16:47
- Re: strange use of format specifier in printf, Keith Thompson, 16:37
- Re: pointer arithmetic, Keith Thompson, 16:28
- Re: Commutativity of operator [], Keith Thompson, 16:16
- Re: Commutativity of operator [], CBFalconer, 16:15
- Re: Commutativity of operator [], lawrence . jones, 16:14
- Re: Unnamed members, Tom Plunket, 16:10
- Re: beginner c question, Richard Heathfield, 16:08
- Re: beginner c question, Default User, 16:06
- Re: coderwiki.com is starting and needs you!, Richard Heathfield, 16:05
- Re: Unnamed members, Tom Plunket, 16:05
- Re: Unnamed members, Tom Plunket, 16:04
- Re: beginner c question, Dann Corbit, 16:00
- Re: Commutativity of operator [], Skarmander, 15:56
- Re: strange use of format specifier in printf, Money, 15:55
- Re: strange use of format specifier in printf, Richard Heathfield, 15:51
- Re: beginner c question, goose, 15:50
- Re: redefine a function with a same name, Keith Thompson, 15:47
- Re: beginner c question, jacob navia, 15:43
- Re: redefine a function with a same name, Keith Thompson, 15:40
- Re: Compiler Issue, Keith Thompson, 15:26
- Re: coderwiki.com is starting and needs you!, goose, 15:26
- Re: Commutativity of operator [], Richard Heathfield, 15:24
- Re: Compiler Issue, gw7rib, 15:20
- Re: strange use of format specifier in printf, Money, 15:19
- Re: Unnamed members, Frederick Gotham, 15:11
- Re: Commutativity of operator [], Frederick Gotham, 15:05
- Re: Why pointer to "one past" is allowed but pointer to "one before" is not ?, William Ahern, 14:49
- Re: Help requested - Application to use an IP interface, Roberto Waltman, 14:41
- Re: beginner c question, Nelu, 13:52
- Re: beginner c question, Richard Heathfield, 13:49
- Re: beginner c question, Nelu, 13:49
- Re: redefine a function with a same name, CBFalconer, 13:37
- Re: beginner c question, osmium, 13:34
- Re: Why pointer to "one past" is allowed but pointer to "one before" is not ?, Andrey Tarasevich, 13:23
- Re: pointer arithmetic, Neil Ferguson, 13:19
- Re: Why pointer to "one past" is allowed but pointer to "one before" is not ?, Andrey Tarasevich, 13:17
- Re: pointer arithmetic, swengineer001@xxxxxxxxx, 13:16
- Re: coderwiki.com is starting and needs you!, Richard Heathfield, 13:13
- Re: pointer arithmetic, Walter Roberson, 13:13
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- Re: char * ptr = "hello" and char carray[] = "hello", Andrey Tarasevich, 12:40
- Re: pointer arithmetic, Joshua Shinavier, 12:34
- Re: redefine a function with a same name, goose, 12:27
- Re: data mining, Juuso Hukkanen, 12:18
- Re: regarding memset, Eric Sosman, 12:18
- Re: sizeof, Richard Tobin, 12:08
- Re: redefine a function with a same name, goose, 12:05
- Re: regarding memset, Donkey Hot, 11:58
- pointer arithmetic, barikat, 11:50
- Re: redefine a function with a same name, CBFalconer, 11:45
- Re: beginner c question, Andrew Poelstra, 11:43
- Re: redefine a function with a same name, Andrew Poelstra, 11:36
- Re: [OT] Help requested - Application to use an IP interface, Morris Dovey, 11:34
- Re: beginner c question, CBFalconer, 11:13
- Re: Commutativity of operator [], Robert Gamble, 11:05
- Re: coderwiki.com is starting and needs you!, CBFalconer, 11:01
- Help requested - Application to use an IP interface, MikeC, 11:00
- Re: beginner c question, goose, 10:58
- Commutativity of operator [], lwawrzyniak, 10:58
- Re: Wrong output - eliminate spaces in sentence., av, 10:57
- Re: sizeof, CBFalconer, 10:47
- Re: redefine a function with a same name, goose, 10:42
- Re: sizeof, CBFalconer, 10:41
- Re: char * ptr = "hello" and char carray[] = "hello", fei.liu@xxxxxxxxx, 10:18
- Re: Why pointer to "one past" is allowed but pointer to "one before" is not ?, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 10:00
- Re: What do you think about the code?, goose, 09:49
- Re: Hi, Richard Heathfield, 09:14
- Re: Why pointer to "one past" is allowed but pointer to "one before" is not ?, Richard Tobin, 09:04
- Re: coderwiki.com is starting and needs you!, goose, 08:51
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- Re: Why pointer to "one past" is allowed but pointer to "one before" is not ?, Richard Bos, 08:44
- Re: Why pointer to "one past" is allowed but pointer to "one before" is not ?, Marc Boyer, 08:42
- Re: Why pointer to "one past" is allowed but pointer to "one before" is not ?, spibou, 08:40
- Re: Compiler Issue, Richard Bos, 08:39
- Re: Hi, Veda, 08:35
- Re: Why pointer to "one past" is allowed but pointer to "one before" is not ?, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 08:28
- Re: coderwiki.com is starting and needs you!, Richard Bos, 08:16
- Why pointer to "one past" is allowed but pointer to "one before" is not ?, spibou, 08:09
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- Re: sizeof, Richard Tobin, 08:06
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- Re: 16-Bit char pointers valid?, Harald van Dijk, 07:26
- Re: beginner c question, Asbjørn Sæbø, 07:09
- Re: bit fileds or bit manuplation, pete, 07:09
- Re: Compiler Issue, Chris Dollin, 07:02
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- Re: Template Engine like Smarty, Neurotic, 06:46
- Re: redefine a function with a same name, Richard Bos, 06:31
- Re: char * ptr = "hello" and char carray[] = "hello", pete, 06:29
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- Re: coderwiki.com is starting and needs you!, pemo, 06:10
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- Re: Compiler Issue, Richard Heathfield, 05:37
- Re: redefine a function with a same name, CBFalconer, 05:25
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- Re: Wrong output - eliminate spaces in sentence., CBFalconer, 05:11
- Re: coderwiki.com is starting and needs you!, pemo, 04:58
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- Re: coderwiki.com is starting and needs you!, pemo, 04:35
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- beginner c question, pencilneck, 04:29
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- Re: coderwiki.com is starting and needs you!, Richard Heathfield, 04:26
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- Re: coderwiki.com is starting and needs you!, Chris Dollin, 04:14
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- redefine a function with a same name, paytam, 03:57
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- Re: fgets info, Salvatore Di Fazio, 03:39
- Re: is it possible to access members of struct in loop?, Erich Pul, 03:30
- Re: is it possible to access members of struct in loop?, Ian Collins, 03:27
- Re: bit fileds or bit manuplation, Ian Collins, 03:23
- Re: Compiler Issue, spibou, 03:22
- Re: Compiler Issue, Ian Collins, 03:21
- Re: is it possible to access members of struct in loop?, Gordon Burditt, 03:20
- Re: What do you think about the code?, Richard Bos, 03:16
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- is it possible to access members of struct in loop?, Erich Pul, 03:12
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- Re: strings in #if 0, Keith Thompson, 03:02
- Re: // vs /*, Richard Bos, 02:40
- bit fileds or bit manuplation, surendra, 02:40
- Compiler Issue, cyber citizen, 02:14
- Re: strange use of format specifier in printf, Peter Nilsson, 01:48
- Re: 16-Bit char pointers valid?, Harald van Dijk, 01:24
- Re: ifdefs, Your Uncle, 01:13
- Re: Named parameters, Bill Pursell, 01:04
- Re: strange use of format specifier in printf, Gordon Burditt, 01:01
- Re: What do you think about the code?, Bill Pursell, 00:58
- Re: strings in #if 0, Neil, 00:58
- Re: char * ptr = "hello" and char carray[] = "hello", Andrey Tarasevich, 00:58
- Re: strange use of format specifier in printf, Tom St Denis, 00:56
- Re: strange use of format specifier in printf, Money, 00:54
- Re: strange use of format specifier in printf, Money, 00:45
- Re: strange use of format specifier in printf, Andrey Tarasevich, 00:44
- Re: What do you think about the code?, Tom St Denis, 00:39
- Re: strange use of format specifier in printf, Your Uncle, 00:38
- Re: What do you think about the code?, Ian Collins, 00:36
- Re: strange use of format specifier in printf, Tom St Denis, 00:34
- strange use of format specifier in printf, Money, 00:27
- Re: What do you think about the code?, Andrew Poelstra, 00:22
- Re: Strange malloc problem, Peter "Shaggy" Haywood, 00:07
June 22, 2006
- Re: Wrong output - eliminate spaces in sentence., CBFalconer, 23:44
- Re: Wrong output - eliminate spaces in sentence., CBFalconer, 23:39
- Re: x=(x=5,11), Barry Schwarz, 23:37
- Re: sizeof, CBFalconer, 23:34
- Re: Unnamed members, Peter Nilsson, 23:17
- Re: comparing signed and unsigned integers, Eric Sosman, 23:05
- Re: incorrect warning?, Chris Torek, 22:55
- Re: char * ptr = "hello" and char carray[] = "hello", pete, 22:51
- Re: Unnamed members, $hiv....., 22:41
- Re: What do you think about the code?, milhous.30@xxxxxxxxx, 22:37
- Re: Wrong output - eliminate spaces in sentence., spibou, 22:26
- comparing signed and unsigned integers, Joe Van Dyk, 22:11
- Re: Unnamed members, L7, 22:04
- Re: char * ptr = "hello" and char carray[] = "hello", pete, 21:43
- Unnamed members, Tom Plunket, 21:36
- Re: sizeof, pete, 21:34
- Re: char * ptr = "hello" and char carray[] = "hello", Andrey Tarasevich, 21:28
- Re: Wrong output - eliminate spaces in sentence., pete, 21:24
- Re: Wrong output - eliminate spaces in sentence., CBFalconer, 21:12
- Re: sizeof, CBFalconer, 20:59
- Re: char * ptr = "hello" and char carray[] = "hello", Keith Thompson, 20:46
- Re: What do you think about the code?, pete, 20:40
- char * ptr = "hello" and char carray[] = "hello", fei.liu@xxxxxxxxx, 20:36
- Re: Wrong output - eliminate spaces in sentence., spibou, 20:26
- Re: sizeof, ozbear, 20:20
- Re: char confusion, poodles, 20:09
- Re: Named parameters, pete, 19:27
- Re: Named parameters, Frederick Gotham, 19:24
- Re: // vs /*, Richard Heathfield, 19:14
- Re: Named parameters, Keith Thompson, 18:51
- Re: 16-Bit char pointers valid?, Keith Thompson, 18:47
- What do you think about the code?, jaso, 18:42
- Re: fgets info, Keith Thompson, 18:36
- Re: fgets info, pete, 18:33
- Re: Named parameters, Mark McIntyre, 18:32
- Re: // vs /*, Mark McIntyre, 18:27
- Re: 16-Bit char pointers valid?, Richard Heathfield, 18:27
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, Mark McIntyre, 18:24
- Re: Wrong output - eliminate spaces in sentence., CBFalconer, 18:21
- Re: ifdefs, Keith Thompson, 18:14
- Re: fgets info, Ben Pfaff, 18:12
- Re: // vs /*, CBFalconer, 18:08
- fgets info, Salvatore Di Fazio, 18:07
- Re: 16-Bit char pointers valid?, pete, 17:59
- Re: ifdefs, Ian Collins, 17:46
- Re: ifdefs, Default User, 17:42
- Re: strings in #if 0, Ben Pfaff, 17:37
- strings in #if 0, tedu, 17:30
- Re: ifdefs, Ian Collins, 17:27
- Re: 16-Bit char pointers valid?, Keith Thompson, 17:24
- Re: coderwiki.com is starting and needs you!, Richard Heathfield, 17:19
- Re: Template Engine like Smarty, Ian Collins, 17:19
- Re: Wrong output - eliminate spaces in sentence., spibou, 17:14
- Re: coderwiki.com is starting and needs you!, Default User, 17:09
- Re: ifdefs, Default User, 17:08
- Re: sizeof, Richard G . Riley, 17:03
- Re: ifdefs, Keith Thompson, 17:00
- Re: coderwiki.com is starting and needs you!, Richard G . Riley, 16:48
- Re: c source, pete, 16:26
- Re: ifdefs, Your Uncle, 16:25
- Re: ifdefs, Roberto Waltman, 16:14
- Re: ifdefs, Roberto Waltman, 15:56
- Re: coderwiki.com is starting and needs you!, Richard Heathfield, 15:51
- Re: coderwiki.com is starting and needs you!, pete, 15:45
- Re: ifdefs, Harald van Dijk, 15:14
- Re: ifdefs, Walter Roberson, 15:07
- Re: 16-Bit char pointers valid?, Harald van Dijk, 15:03
- Re: suppressing the console window, jacob navia, 14:57
- Re: Hi, Eric Sosman, 14:54
- Re: 16-Bit char pointers valid?, Gordon Burditt, 14:51
- Re: ifdefs, Walter Roberson, 14:47
- Re: Strange Segmentation Fault, Gordon Burditt, 14:46
- Re: ifdefs, Your Uncle, 14:34
- Re: Strange Segmentation Fault, Walter Roberson, 14:33
- 16-Bit char pointers valid?, Frederick Gotham, 14:31
- Re: Wrong output - eliminate spaces in sentence., Nelu, 14:17
- Re: sizeof, Frederick Gotham, 14:14
- Re: Strings, Strings and Damned Strings, Walter Roberson, 14:12
- Re: Hi, Frederick Gotham, 14:11
- Re: ifdefs, Walter Roberson, 14:09
- Re: ifdefs, Richard Heathfield, 14:04
- Re: Strange Segmentation Fault, Ben Pfaff, 14:03
- Re: Strange Segmentation Fault, Ben Pfaff, 14:02
- Re: Strange Segmentation Fault, Tim Evers, 14:02
- Re: Strange Segmentation Fault, Walter Roberson, 13:56
- Re: Hi, Frederick Gotham, 13:49
- Re: Strings, Strings and Damned Strings, Ben Pfaff, 13:43
- ifdefs, Your Uncle, 13:38
- Re: coderwiki.com is starting and needs you!, Richard Heathfield, 13:37
- Strange Segmentation Fault, Tim Evers, 13:36
- Re: Hi, Eric Sosman, 12:47
- Re: // vs /*, Rob Thorpe, 12:45
- Re: function * = void *, Al Balmer, 12:41
- Re: sizeof, Andrew Poelstra, 12:36
- Re: Hi, Andrew Poelstra, 12:30
- Re: Hi, pnreddy1976, 12:25
- Re: Hi, Frederick Gotham, 12:22
- Hi, pnreddy1976, 12:19
- Re: random data in structure - checking for no double values, Richard Tobin, 12:16
- Re: suppressing the console window, Walter Roberson, 12:15
- [OT] Re: Named parameters, Clever Monkey, 12:10
- Re: // vs /*, Richard Heathfield, 12:03
- Re: // vs /*, Kenneth Brody, 11:54
- Re: // vs /*, Kenneth Brody, 11:41
- Re: suppressing the console window, Simon Biber, 11:34
- Re: suppressing the console window, Ulrich Eckhardt, 11:31
- Re: Read-only string [OT], Kenneth Brody, 11:26
- Re: random data in structure - checking for no double values, Pofy, 11:23
- Re: OT: strange c++ cast [Was: Named parameters], Marcus Kwok, 11:23
- Re: OT: strange c++ cast [Was: Named parameters], Phlip, 11:22
- suppressing the console window, pdmountaineer@xxxxxxxxxxx, 11:19
- Re: random data in structure - checking for no double values, Richard Heathfield, 11:18
- Re: OT: strange c++ cast [Was: Named parameters], Frederick Gotham, 11:17
- Re: random data in structure - checking for no double values, Chris Dollin, 10:48
- Re: random data in structure - checking for no double values, Pofy, 10:28
- Re: Read-only string, Chris Dollin, 10:23
- Re: Wrong output - eliminate spaces in sentence., deepak, 10:07
- Re: Wrong output - eliminate spaces in sentence., CBFalconer, 09:54
- Re: Read-only string, pete, 09:42
- Re: random data in structure - checking for no double values, Vladimir Oka, 09:25
- Re: random data in structure - checking for no double values, Erich Pul, 09:24
- Re: random data in structure - checking for no double values, CBFalconer, 09:17
- Re: Read-only string, Chris Dollin, 09:11
- Re: Named parameters, CBFalconer, 09:10
- Re: random data in structure - checking for no double values, Richard Bos, 09:08
- Re: about declaration of huge matrix in C, Richard Tobin, 09:04
- Re: Read-only string, Rk, 08:58
- Re: memory related concerns, pete, 08:29
- Re: about declaration of huge matrix in C, Tom St Denis, 08:12
- Re: near-TeraHertz processors no dream, xhoster, 08:12
- Re: random data in structure - checking for no double values, Vladimir Oka, 08:09
- Re: Strings, Strings and Damned Strings, Kenny McCormack, 08:08
- Re: random data in structure - checking for no double values, Erich Pul, 08:06
- Re: random data in structure - checking for no double values, Richard Heathfield, 08:02
- Re: random data in structure - checking for no double values, Vladimir Oka, 07:52
- Re: FAQ-Question, Nick Keighley, 07:46
- Re: Named parameters, Richard Heathfield, 07:32
- Re: random data in structure - checking for no double values, Erich Pul, 07:30
- Re: sizeof, $hiv....., 07:29
- Re: FAQ-Question, Dik T. Winter, 07:28
- Re: FAQ-Question, Dik T. Winter, 07:20
- Re: Template Engine like Smarty, Neurotic, 07:10
- Re: random data in structure - checking for no double values, Duncan Muirhead, 07:09
- OT: strange c++ cast [Was: Named parameters], Nick Keighley, 07:09
- Re: random data in structure - checking for no double values, Erich Pul, 07:06
- Re: incorrect warning?, Keith Thompson, 07:04
- Re: Template Engine like Smarty, Erich Pul, 07:04
- Re: Template Engine like Smarty, Neurotic, 06:58
- Re: random data in structure - checking for no double values, Vladimir Oka, 06:57
- Re: random data in structure - checking for no double values, Erich Pul, 06:49
- Re: random data in structure - checking for no double values, Richard Bos, 06:35
- Re: FAQ-Question, Keith Thompson, 06:33
- Re: FAQ-Question, Keith Thompson, 06:17
- Re: Template Engine like Smarty, Erich Pul, 06:17
- Re: Template Engine like Smarty, Neurotic, 06:09
- Re: Named parameters, Frederick Gotham, 06:00
- Re: function * = void *, Keith Thompson, 05:56
- Re: Wrong output - eliminate spaces in sentence., Vladimir Oka, 05:51
- Re: FAQ-Question, Richard Heathfield, 05:49
- Re: Template Engine like Smarty, Erich Pul, 05:48
- Re: Named parameters, Richard Heathfield, 05:45
- Re: Template Engine like Smarty, global, 05:42
- Re: OT: Re: near-TeraHertz processors no dream, Richard Heathfield, 05:39
- Re: about declaration of huge matrix in C, Richard Heathfield, 05:37
- Re: about declaration of huge matrix in C, Richard Heathfield, 05:34
- Wrong output - eliminate spaces in sentence., msundaram . visvanathan, 05:28
- Re: incorrect warning?, Duncan Muirhead, 05:27
- Re: Named parameters, Frederick Gotham, 05:10
- Re: FAQ-Question, Frederick Gotham, 05:07
- Re: Template Engine like Smarty, Erich Pul, 04:53
- Re: regarding memset, Novice, 04:53
- Re: near-TeraHertz processors no dream, CBFalconer, 04:48
- Template Engine like Smarty, global, 04:42
- Re: Named parameters, jaysome, 04:39
- Re: FAQ-Question, CBFalconer, 04:31
- Re: Named parameters, Frederick Gotham, 04:29
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, CBFalconer, 04:26
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, Frederick Gotham, 04:23
- Re: memory related concerns, jaysome, 04:20
- Re: near-TeraHertz processors no dream, Frederick Gotham, 04:16
- Re: which is const in "char *const argv[]", Eric, 04:15
- Re: Named parameters, Frederick Gotham, 04:14
- Re: memory related concerns, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 04:13
- Re: function * = void *, jaysome, 04:08
- Re: FAQ-Question, Frederick Gotham, 04:01
- random data in structure - checking for no double values, Erich Pul, 04:00
- memory related concerns, sam_cit, 03:54
- Re: Bit field arrays unsupported?, Frederick Gotham, 03:51
- Re: x=(x=5,11), google, 03:45
- Re: function * = void *, Simon Biber, 03:42
- Re: function * = void *, Keith Thompson, 03:19
- Re: function * = void *, jaysome, 02:38
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, Morris Dovey, 02:29
- Re: Strings, Strings and Damned Strings, Ben, 02:27
- Re: Strings, Strings and Damned Strings, Bill Pursell, 02:07
- Re: Copy 4 byte block into a char array, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 02:00
- Re: FAQ-Question, Barry Schwarz, 01:25
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, Barry Schwarz, 01:25
- Re: regarding memset, Novice, 01:21
- Re: Strings, Strings and Damned Strings, Ben, 01:10
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, Walter Roberson, 00:45
June 21, 2006
- Re: Strings, Strings and Damned Strings, Dann Corbit, 23:22
- Re: Strings, Strings and Damned Strings, Dann Corbit, 23:13
- Re: Strings, Strings and Damned Strings, santosh, 23:11
- Re: Strings, Strings and Damned Strings, doug turnbull, 23:09
- Strings, Strings and Damned Strings, Ben, 22:28
- Re: Copy 4 byte block into a char array, CBFalconer, 22:21
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, Andrew Poelstra, 22:19
- Re: c source, Arild Hystad, 22:03
- Re: FAQ-Question, Keith Thompson, 21:59
- Re: Copy 4 byte block into a char array, Barry Schwarz, 21:15
- Re: Copy 4 byte block into a char array, Barry Schwarz, 21:13
- Re: Bit field arrays unsupported?, pete, 21:08
- OT: Re: near-TeraHertz processors no dream, jjf, 21:07
- Re: FAQ-Question, Barry Schwarz, 21:01
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, Barry Schwarz, 20:52
- Re: about declaration of huge matrix in C, Richard Tobin, 20:44
- Re: x=(x=5,11), Barry Schwarz, 20:44
- Re: Named parameters, Martin Ambuhl, 20:40
- Re: about declaration of huge matrix in C, Keith Thompson, 20:30
- Re: about declaration of huge matrix in C, Tom St Denis, 20:12
- Re: about declaration of huge matrix in C, Keith Thompson, 19:45
- Re: about declaration of huge matrix in C, Tom St Denis, 19:30
- Re: // vs /*, Richard Heathfield, 19:29
- Re: // vs /*, Richard Heathfield, 19:27
- Re: about declaration of huge matrix in C, Sjouke Burry, 19:22
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, Andrew Poelstra, 19:19
- Re: // vs /*, Andrew Poelstra, 19:16
- Re: sizeof, Richard Tobin, 19:04
- Re: Read-only string, Mark McIntyre, 18:52
- Re: // vs /*, Mark McIntyre, 18:50
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, Mark McIntyre, 18:45
- Re: // vs /*, Keith Thompson, 18:06
- Re: // vs /*, Andrew Poelstra, 18:06
- Re: Copy 4 byte block into a char array, Keith Thompson, 17:53
- Re: Bit field arrays unsupported?, Harald van Dijk, 17:36
- Re: Copy 4 byte block into a char array, Tom St Denis, 17:30
- Re: Bit field arrays unsupported?, Keith Thompson, 17:26
- Re: Copy 4 byte block into a char array, James, 17:26
- Re: Copy 4 byte block into a char array, Stephen Sprunk, 17:24
- Re: // vs /*, Richard Heathfield, 17:24
- Re: // vs /*, Harald van Dijk, 17:18
- Re: // vs /*, Richard Heathfield, 17:17
- Re: function * = void *, Keith Thompson, 17:12
- Re: Named parameters, Clever Monkey, 17:09
- Re: sscanf'ing floats into structure members, Keith Thompson, 17:06
- Re: // vs /*, Ben Pfaff, 17:06
- Re: // vs /*, Bill Pursell, 17:03
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, Keith Thompson, 17:01
- Re: Copy 4 byte block into a char array, Nelu, 17:00
- Re: about declaration of huge matrix in C, Keith Thompson, 16:59
- Re: // vs /*, Richard Heathfield, 16:57
- Re: Read-only string [OT], Chris Torek, 16:55
- Re: // vs /*, Keith Thompson, 16:47
- Re: // vs /*, Keith Thompson, 16:46
- Re: // vs /*, Keith Thompson, 16:32
- Re: incorrect warning?, Keith Thompson, 16:31
- Re: sizeof, CBFalconer, 16:29
- Re: Named parameters, Malcolm, 16:23
- Re: Copy 4 byte block into a char array, Tom St Denis, 16:19
- Copy 4 byte block into a char array, bg_ie, 16:17
- Re: // vs /*, Bill Pursell, 16:11
- Re: Read-only string, Keith Thompson, 16:10
- Re: sscanf'ing floats into structure members, Eric Sosman, 15:59
- Re: Named parameters, Eric Sosman, 15:54
- Re: sscanf'ing floats into structure members, Michael Mair, 15:49
- Re: FAQ-Question, Keith Thompson, 15:43
- Re: Named parameters, William Ahern, 15:38
- Re: dependency checking, Michael Mair, 15:29
- Re: function * = void *, William Ahern, 15:27
- Re: Bit field arrays unsupported?, Frederick Gotham, 15:18
- Re: function * = void *, Bill Pursell, 15:01
- Re: function * = void *, Bill Pursell, 14:58
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, Frederick Gotham, 14:57
- Re: Bit field arrays unsupported?, Harald van Dijk, 14:54
- Re: FAQ-Question, Frederick Gotham, 14:48
- Re: sizeof, tedu, 14:46
- dependency checking, Weiguang Shi, 14:39
- Re: Bit field arrays unsupported?, Frederick Gotham, 14:38
- Re: Read-only string, Andrew Poelstra, 14:27
- Re: Bit field arrays unsupported?, Frederick Gotham, 14:22
- Re: function * = void *, Gordon Burditt, 14:22
- Re: // vs /*, Ryan Reich, 14:19
- Re: function * = void *, Ben Pfaff, 14:13
- Re: Named parameters, Ben Pfaff, 14:10
- function * = void *, Bill Pursell, 14:07
- sscanf'ing floats into structure members, Bernard Liang, 13:53
- Named parameters, Bill Pursell, 13:52
- Re: Read-only string [OT], Richard Heathfield, 13:44
- Re: // vs /*, Kenneth Brody, 13:41
- Re: OT: [Re: near-TeraHertz processors no dream], Tom St Denis, 13:38
- Re: char confusion, Kenneth Brody, 13:29
- Re: Read-only string [OT], Kenneth Brody, 12:33
- Re: char confusion, poodles, 12:33
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, Walter Roberson, 12:32
- Re: OT: [Re: near-TeraHertz processors no dream], Walter Roberson, 12:22
- Re: about declaration of huge matrix in C, Richard Heathfield, 12:20
- Re: "Numerical Recipes in C" code, Walter Roberson, 12:17
- Re: Can We Read Text data From an EXE, Kenny McCormack, 12:10
- Re: sizeof, Richard Tobin, 11:50
- Re: sizeof, Richard Tobin, 11:48
- Re: // vs /*, Ryan Reich, 11:40
- Re: to access the large page(2112 bytes) NAND Flash from the bootloader, Morris Dovey, 11:37
- Re: to access the large page(2112 bytes) NAND Flash from the bootloader, Roberto Waltman, 11:36
- Re: about declaration of huge matrix in C, Tom St Denis, 11:34
- Re: about declaration of huge matrix in C, Eric Sosman, 11:33
- OT: [Re: near-TeraHertz processors no dream], Tom St Denis, 11:31
- about declaration of huge matrix in C, luke.yolanda@xxxxxxxxx, 11:30
- Re: about declaration of huge matrix in C, Marc Boyer, 11:30
- Re: to access the large page(2112 bytes) NAND Flash from the bootloader, Tom St Denis, 11:18
- to access the large page(2112 bytes) NAND Flash from the bootloader, venkatesh.k.desai5@xxxxxxxxx, 11:14
- Re: near-TeraHertz processors no dream, v4vijayakumar, 10:35
- near-TeraHertz processors no dream, v4vijayakumar, 10:33
- Re: // vs /*, Tom St Denis, 10:21
- Re: // vs /*, Kenny McCormack, 10:10
- Re: char confusion, Harald van Dijk, 09:57
- Re: esoteric C stuff, what is "debug_flag"??, syn1kk, 09:51
- Re: char confusion, Kenneth Brody, 09:44
- Re: Can We Read Text data From an EXE, Tom St Denis, 09:40
- Re: Can We Read Text data From an EXE, sonofsun, 09:37
- Re: Read-only string, Kenneth Brody, 09:34
- Re: char confusion, Vladimir Oka, 09:26
- Re: char confusion, Bart Rider, 09:22
- Re: Read-only string [OT], "Nils O. Selåsdal", 09:06
- Re: // vs /*, Christopher Benson-Manica, 09:05
- Re: sizeof, Kenneth Brody, 09:04
- Re: char confusion, Vladimir Oka, 09:00
- Re: Can We Read Text data From an EXE, Walter Roberson, 08:45
- Re: // vs /*, Joe Van Dyk, 08:41
- Re: // vs /*, Joe Van Dyk, 08:39
- Re: which is const in "char *const argv[]", Dik T. Winter, 08:38
- char confusion, poodles, 08:29
- Re: data mining, osmium, 08:26
- Re: XOR, osmium, 08:19
- Re: Read-only string, Vladimir Oka, 07:42
- Re: Read-only string, Vladimir Oka, 07:38
- Re: sizeof, CBFalconer, 07:35
- Re: Read-only string, Marc Thrun, 07:32
- Re: Read-only string, Richard Bos, 07:29
- Re: Read-only string, Richard Bos, 07:28
- Re: // vs /*, Richard Bos, 07:25
- Re: // vs /*, Kenny McCormack, 07:19
- Re: Read-only string, Marc Boyer, 07:19
- Re: Bit field arrays unsupported?, pete, 07:14
- Re: data mining, pemo, 07:14
- Re: Read-only string, v4vijayakumar, 07:13
- Re: Read-only string, v4vijayakumar, 07:09
- Re: data mining, Vladimir Oka, 07:00
- Re: Assembly problem, Ben C, 06:52
- data mining, vmishra85@xxxxxxxxx, 06:50
- Re: permutation generation, lovecreatesbeauty, 06:05
- Re: // vs /*, Nick Keighley, 06:01
- Re: Read-only string, Marc Boyer, 05:59
- Re: // vs /*, Kenny McCormack, 05:54
- Re: which is const in "char *const argv[]", lovecreatesbeauty, 05:25
- Re: Read-only string, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 05:16
- Re: x=(x=5,11), google, 05:01
- Re: Read-only string, Vladimir Oka, 05:00
- Re: incorrect warning?, Duncan Muirhead, 04:56
- Re: sizeof, Ben C, 04:40
- Re: permutation generation, Richard Heathfield, 03:52
- Re: permutation generation, Richard Heathfield, 03:46
- Re: sizeof, CBFalconer, 03:45
- Re: // vs /*, Richard Heathfield, 03:44
- Re: which is const in "char *const argv[]", Harald van Dijk, 03:35
- Re: which is const in "char *const argv[]", lovecreatesbeauty, 03:23
- Re: permutation generation, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 03:23
- Read-only string, v4vijayakumar, 03:14
- Re: Lex Question, Chris Dollin, 03:07
- Re: c------->c++ and c++------>c, Chris Dollin, 02:56
- Re: sizeof, Richard Bos, 02:44
- Re: sizeof, Ben C, 02:27
- XOR, Neil, 02:26
- Re: enum question, jaysome, 02:17
- Re: sizeof, Richard Bos, 02:13
- Re: Really basic.., Richard Bos, 02:12
- Re: K&R exercise 1-18, Harald van Dijk, 02:10
- Re: // vs /*, Keith Thompson, 02:05
- Re: Assembly problem, jaysome, 02:03
- Assembly problem, bilaribilari, 01:47
- Re: can someone tell me if I'm going insane., Old Wolf, 01:30
- Re: // vs /*, Bill Pursell, 01:28
- Re: // vs /*, Zara, 01:20
- Re: can someone tell me if I'm going insane., Barry Schwarz, 01:14
- Re: FAQ-Question, Keith Thompson, 01:05
- Re: Bit field arrays unsupported?, Old Wolf, 01:00
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, Old Wolf, 00:53
- Re: // vs /*, Tim Prince, 00:52
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, Old Wolf, 00:51
- Re: FAQ-Question, Keith Thompson, 00:40
- Re: enum question, ramu, 00:39
- Re: FAQ-Question, Old Wolf, 00:39
- Re: // vs /*, CBFalconer, 00:20
- Re: why this code dumps core?, Charles Richmond, 00:08
June 20, 2006
- Re: FAQ-Question, Keith Thompson, 23:59
- Re: permutation generation, Peter "Shaggy" Haywood, 23:52
- Re: K&R exercise 1-18, Joe Van Dyk, 23:41
- Re: // vs /*, CBFalconer, 23:41
- Re: FAQ-Question, CBFalconer, 23:36
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, Keith Thompson, 23:33
- enum question, Joe Van Dyk, 23:27
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, CBFalconer, 23:24
- Re: Bit field arrays unsupported?, Jack Klein, 23:21
- Re: FAQ-Question, Frederick Gotham, 23:20
- Re: // vs /*, Joe Van Dyk, 23:18
- Re: permutation generation, CBFalconer, 23:17
- Re: FAQ-Question, Jack Klein, 23:07
- Re: K&R exercise 1-18, Eric, 23:05
- Re: Bit field arrays unsupported?, Frederick Gotham, 23:05
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, Keith Thompson, 23:02
- Re: sizeof, Keith Thompson, 22:57
- Re: FAQ-Question, Robert Gamble, 22:54
- Re: FAQ-Question, Robert Gamble, 22:43
- Re: Bit field arrays unsupported?, pete, 22:42
- Re: K&R exercise 1-18, pete, 22:30
- Re: Bit field arrays unsupported?, Frederick Gotham, 22:30
- Re: // vs /*, Robert Gamble, 22:24
- Re: K&R exercise 1-18, Eric, 22:17
- Re: permutation generation, lovecreatesbeauty, 22:15
- Re: Bit field arrays unsupported?, pete, 22:09
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, Frederick Gotham, 22:08
- Re: FAQ-Question, Frederick Gotham, 22:05
- Re: permutation generation, lovecreatesbeauty, 21:56
- // vs /*, Joe Van Dyk, 21:53
- Re: FAQ-Question, Frederick Gotham, 21:46
- Re: Bit field arrays unsupported?, Frederick Gotham, 21:42
- Re: FAQ-Question, jjf, 21:16
- Re: Malloc for array of string, Barry Schwarz, 20:44
- Re: K&R exercise 1-18, Michael Mair, 20:41
- Re: x=(x=5,11), Barry Schwarz, 20:25
- Re: FAQ-Question, dcorbit, 20:19
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, pete, 20:16
- Re: FAQ-Question, Dann Corbit, 20:08
- Re: Bit field arrays unsupported?, Michael Mair, 19:46
- Re: Bit field arrays unsupported?, Dann Corbit, 19:41
- Re: FAQ-Question, Keith Thompson, 19:39
- Re: FAQ-Question, Dann Corbit, 19:35
- Bit field arrays unsupported?, ballpointpenthief, 19:22
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, Frederick Gotham, 19:13
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, Frederick Gotham, 19:09
- Re: FAQ-Question, Frederick Gotham, 19:00
- Re: FAQ-Question, Jack Klein, 17:34
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, Ben C, 17:29
- Re: I need C complier., Quas.co.ua, 17:18
- Re: I need C complier., Quas.co.ua, 17:17
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, Walter Roberson, 16:46
- Re: I need C complier., William Ahern, 16:45
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, Richard Heathfield, 16:37
- Re: Educated guesses for efficiency?, Richard Heathfield, 16:25
- Re: sizeof, tedu, 16:21
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, nsimeonov, 16:10
- Re: x=(x=5,11), Tim Woodall, 15:48
- Re: Strange malloc problem, Quas.co.ua, 15:40
- Re: FAQ-Question, Frederick Gotham, 15:31
- Re: I need C complier., Dann Corbit, 15:26
- Re: Educated guesses for efficiency?, xhoster, 15:19
- Re: FAQ-Question, Robert Gamble, 15:13
- I need C complier., Quas.co.ua, 15:11
- Re: why this code dumps core?, Keith Thompson, 15:11
- Re: FAQ-Question, Christopher Benson-Manica, 15:05
- Re: sizeof, Keith Thompson, 15:05
- Re: FAQ-Question, Dann Corbit, 15:04
- Re: FAQ-Question, Robert Gamble, 15:02
- FAQ-Question, Till Crueger, 14:53
- Re: "Numerical Recipes in C" code, Dann Corbit, 14:51
- Re: which is const in "char *const argv[]", John Bode, 14:48
- Re: why this code dumps core?, Martin Ambuhl, 14:47
- Re: x=(x=5,11), Tim Woodall, 14:44
- Re: Really basic.., Keith Thompson, 14:34
- Re: can someone tell me if I'm going insane., Keith Thompson, 14:14
- Re: Really basic.., Frederick Gotham, 14:13
- Re: incorrect warning?, Harald van Dijk, 13:57
- Re: incorrect warning?, Keith Thompson, 13:57
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, CBFalconer, 13:55
- Re: incorrect warning?, Chris Torek, 13:54
- Re: incorrect warning?, Richard Heathfield, 13:54
- Re: mxFree, Martin Jørgensen, 13:52
- Re: permutation generation, CBFalconer, 13:47
- Re: Macros and Variables, Cristian . D . Guajardo, 13:40
- Re: Really basic.., August Karlstrom, 13:34
- Re: incorrect warning?, parcour@xxxxxxxxx, 13:34
- Re: Macros and Variables, Eric Sosman, 13:30
- Re: can someone tell me if I'm going insane., Frederick Gotham, 13:16
- Re: Lex Question, David Shin, 13:11
- Re: sizeof, Kenneth Brody, 13:09
- Re: Macros and Variables, Cristian . D . Guajardo, 13:09
- Re: Lex Question, Keith Thompson, 13:08
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, Richard Heathfield, 13:05
- Re: Lex Question, Vladimir Oka, 13:04
- Lex Question, David Shin, 13:01
- Lex Question, David Shin, 13:01
- Re: Macros and Variables, Vladimir Oka, 13:00
- Re: can someone tell me if I'm going insane., thomas.luce@xxxxxxxxx, 12:59
- Re: permutation generation, Keith Thompson, 12:57
- Re: can someone tell me if I'm going insane., Eric Sosman, 12:56
- Re: c------->c++ and c++------>c, Default User, 12:55
- Re: why this code dumps core?, Nelu, 12:50
- Macros and Variables, Cristian . D . Guajardo, 12:47
- can someone tell me if I'm going insane., thomas . luce, 12:45
- Re: convert a float to a short, Keith Thompson, 12:38
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, Ben C, 12:28
- Re: why this code dumps core?, Keith Thompson, 12:28
- Re: sizeof, Keith Thompson, 12:27
- Re: permutation generation, Richard Heathfield, 12:24
- incorrect warning?, Duncan Muirhead, 12:18
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, Frederick Gotham, 11:51
- Re: mxFree, Nelu, 11:47
- Re: problem about function pointer, Betaver, 11:32
- Re: convert a float to a short, Partho, 11:19
- Re: mxFree, Christopher Benson-Manica, 11:13
- Re: Strange malloc problem, Me, 11:12
- Re: mxFree, Nelu, 11:05
- Re: Is the behaviour of * operator an example of operator oveloading in c?, karthik, 10:58
- Re: why this code dumps core?, Nelu, 10:53
- Re: c------->c++ and c++------>c, osmium, 10:46
- Re: c------->c++ and c++------>c, Stephen Sprunk, 10:46
- Re: permutation generation, lovecreatesbeauty, 10:35
- constructor?, Gernot Frisch, 10:29
- Re: permutation generation, Richard Heathfield, 10:20
- Re: x=(x=5,11), google, 10:18
- Re: permutation generation, lovecreatesbeauty, 10:14
- Re: Strange malloc problem, Vladimir Oka, 10:05
- Re: Strange malloc problem, Me, 09:58
- Re: Strange malloc problem, Chris Dollin, 09:58
- Re: Strange malloc problem, Me, 09:55
- Re: sizeof, Kenneth Brody, 09:43
- Re: c------->c++ and c++------>c, Chris Dollin, 09:36
- Re: c------->c++ and c++------>c, osmium, 09:03
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, Chris Dollin, 08:47
- Re: Strange malloc problem, pemo, 08:23
- Re: x=(x=5,11), Harald van Dijk, 08:21
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, Vladimir Oka, 08:11
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, pete, 08:10
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, Richard Heathfield, 08:07
- Re: mxFree, Christopher Hulbert, 08:06
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, Eric Sosman, 08:05
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, Richard Heathfield, 08:01
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, Andre Reffhaug, 07:54
- Re: Strange malloc problem, Vladimir Oka, 07:52
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, Richard Heathfield, 07:52
- mxFree, dkumar142, 07:52
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, Ian Malone, 07:42
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, nsimeonov, 07:31
- Re: c------->c++ and c++------>c, Chris Dollin, 07:29
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, nsimeonov, 07:29
- Re: Subtracting unsigned ints, Eric Sosman, 07:22
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, nsimeonov, 07:20
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, Chris Dollin, 07:20
- c------->c++ and c++------>c, vim, 07:19
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, Andre Reffhaug, 07:17
- Strange malloc problem, Me, 06:56
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, nsimeonov, 06:51
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, Richard Heathfield, 06:35
- Re: Malloc for array of string, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 06:28
- Re: x=(x=5,11), ena8t8si, 06:07
- Re: x=(x=5,11), ena8t8si, 06:04
- Malloc for array of string, dkumar142, 06:01
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, nsimeonov, 05:58
- Re: permutation generation, lovecreatesbeauty, 05:50
- Re: "Numerical Recipes in C" code, micans, 05:08
- Re: Educated guesses for efficiency?, ena8t8si, 04:57
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Keith Thompson, 04:29
- Re: "Numerical Recipes in C" code, Keith Thompson, 04:19
- Re: K&R exercise 1-18, Richard Heathfield, 04:09
- Re: sizeof, Chris Dollin, 04:09
- Re: permutation generation, Richard Heathfield, 03:55
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), ena8t8si, 03:33
- Re: why this code dumps core?, Ian Collins, 03:23
- why this code dumps core?, v4vijayakumar, 03:20
- Re: Is the behaviour of * operator an example of operator oveloading in c?, Michael Mair, 03:07
- Re: which is const in "char *const argv[]", Michael Mair, 02:54
- Re: Subtracting unsigned ints, Peter Nilsson, 02:50
- Re: Is the behaviour of * operator an example of operator oveloading in c?, Peter Nilsson, 02:41
- Re: "Numerical Recipes in C" code, jaysome, 02:32
- Re: K&R exercise 1-18, Peter Nilsson, 02:30
- Is the behaviour of * operator an example of operator oveloading in c?, karthik, 02:28
- Re: Program to toggle nth bit in C, Peter Nilsson, 02:27
- Re: K&R exercise 1-18, Eric, 02:15
- Program to toggle nth bit in C, sksoule, 02:12
- Re: "Numerical Recipes in C" code, Abhi, 02:07
- Re: K&R exercise 1-18, qiangchen81, 00:32
- Re: Subtracting unsigned ints, CBFalconer, 00:22
- Re: permutation generation, CBFalconer, 00:10
June 19, 2006
- which is const in "char *const argv[]", Eric, 23:53
- Re: Subtracting unsigned ints, Nelu, 23:15
- Re: permutation generation, Dann Corbit, 23:00
- Re: Subtracting unsigned ints, Jack Klein, 22:52
- K&R exercise 1-18, Eric, 22:51
- Re: who had used pclint for amcc?, Adrian, 22:51
- Re: who had used pclint for amcc?, Jack Klein, 22:42
- Re: "Numerical Recipes in C" code, Jack Klein, 22:38
- Re: Subtracting unsigned ints, pete, 22:28
- Re: Subtracting unsigned ints, Eric Sosman, 22:25
- Re: permutation generation, Peter Nilsson, 22:09
- Re: permutation generation, lovecreatesbeauty, 21:52
- Re: a little mistake, Old Wolf, 21:35
- Re: Subtracting unsigned ints, Nelu, 21:24
- Re: Subtracting unsigned ints, Peter Nilsson, 21:22
- Re: sentence, pete, 21:15
- Re: Subtracting unsigned ints, Ian Collins, 21:11
- Subtracting unsigned ints, bg_ie, 21:06
- Re: sizeof, Keith Thompson, 21:02
- Re: sizeof, Ian Collins, 20:59
- Re: "Numerical Recipes in C" code, Skarmander, 20:55
- Re: sizeof, Richard Heathfield, 20:51
- Re: x=(x=5,11), Barry Schwarz, 20:49
- Re: sizeof, Joe Wright, 20:16
- Re: sizeof, Andrew Poelstra, 20:13
- Re: sizeof, Malcolm, 19:57
- Re: any info on graphs algorithms examples ?, Malcolm, 19:53
- Re: "Numerical Recipes in C" code, Keith Thompson, 19:35
- Re: any info on graphs algorithms examples ?, Robert Gamble, 18:27
- Re: "Numerical Recipes in C" code, Abhi, 18:25
- Re: sentence, av, 18:15
- Re: a little mistake, av, 18:15
- Re: permutation generation, Michael Mair, 18:04
- Re: "Numerical Recipes in C" code, Chris Smith, 17:42
- Re: "Numerical Recipes in C" code, Ben Pfaff, 17:36
- Re: "Numerical Recipes in C" code, Mark McIntyre, 17:24
- Re: coin toss problem, Mark McIntyre, 17:20
- Re: sizeof 'a' returns 4, Mark McIntyre, 17:18
- Re: sizeof 'a' returns 4, Mark McIntyre, 17:17
- Re: "Numerical Recipes in C" code, Walter Roberson, 17:11
- Re: a little mistake, Keith Thompson, 17:01
- Re: problem about function pointer, CBFalconer, 16:45
- Re: any info on graphs algorithms examples ?, CBFalconer, 16:38
- Re: "Numerical Recipes in C" code, David Wade, 16:16
- Re: sentence, CBFalconer, 16:15
- Re: a little mistake, CBFalconer, 16:13
- Re: a little mistake, CBFalconer, 16:11
- Re: a little mistake, CBFalconer, 16:08
- Re: permutation generation, Bill Pursell, 15:38
- Re: "Numerical Recipes in C" code, Skarmander, 15:32
- Re: "Numerical Recipes in C" code, Morris Dovey, 15:11
- Re: x=(x=5,11), Harald van Dijk, 15:08
- Re: a little mistake, Kenneth Brody, 15:04
- Re: a little mistake, Frederick Gotham, 14:30
- Re: sizeof, Skarmander, 14:10
- Re: esoteric C stuff, what is "debug_flag"??, Walter Roberson, 14:09
- Re: Reference, parcour@xxxxxxxxx, 14:06
- Re: sentence, Martin Jørgensen, 14:02
- Re: C struct to XML serialisation tool?, parcour@xxxxxxxxx, 13:54
- esoteric C stuff, what is "debug_flag"??, syn1kk, 13:45
- Re: "Numerical Recipes in C" code, Skarmander, 13:35
- Re: permutation generation, Richard Heathfield, 13:34
- Re: opensolaris C library vs. GNU C Library, websnarf, 13:34
- Re: a little mistake, Tom St Denis, 13:29
- Re: a little mistake, Kenny McCormack, 13:25
- Re: problem about function pointer, kleuske, 13:21
- Re: permutation generation, lovecreatesbeauty, 13:14
- Re: any info on graphs algorithms examples ?, Robert Gamble, 13:06
- problem about function pointer, neilcancer@xxxxxxxxx, 13:03
- Re: a little mistake, Richard Heathfield, 12:57
- Re: x=(x=5,11), ena8t8si, 12:23
- Re: x=(x=5,11), ena8t8si, 12:22
- Re: a little mistake, Richard Heathfield, 11:56
- Re: convert a float to a short, John Smith, 11:38
- Re: a little mistake, Kenny McCormack, 11:30
- Re: a little mistake, Richard Heathfield, 10:58
- Re: a little mistake, Tom St Denis, 10:34
- Re: a little mistake, Andrew Poelstra, 10:30
- Re: a little mistake, Tom St Denis, 10:24
- any info on graphs algorithms examples ?, johnny, 10:06
- Re: Why occur the mistake in runtime about strtok()?, John Bode, 09:53
- Re: a little mistake, Richard Bos, 09:02
- Re: Why occur the mistake in runtime about strtok()?, CBFalconer, 08:51
- Re: a little mistake, CBFalconer, 08:44
- Re: Why occur the mistake in runtime about strtok()?, Chris Dollin, 08:31
- Re: Why occur the mistake in runtime about strtok()?, hu, 08:24
- Re: c source, Morris Dovey, 08:23
- Re: a little mistake, Frederick Gotham, 08:16
- Re: Why occur the mistake in runtime about strtok()?, pete, 07:53
- Re: Why occur the mistake in runtime about strtok()?, hu, 07:45
- Re: a little mistake, Richard Heathfield, 07:30
- Re: convert a float to a short, pete, 07:17
- Re: C Pointer problem, pete, 07:02
- Re: a little mistake, Richard Bos, 06:56
- Re: a little mistake, Tom St Denis, 06:06
- Re: convert a float to a short, Keith Thompson, 05:12
- Re: how to deal with this problem, Richard Bos, 05:11
- Re: permutation generation, spibou, 05:08
- Re: convert a float to a short, Ian Collins, 05:05
- Re: convert a float to a short, Chris Dollin, 05:03
- convert a float to a short, Partho, 04:53
- Re: How to decide whether it is an English letter or a number?, CBFalconer, 04:43
- Re: c source, CBFalconer, 04:40
- Re: types of 'Open' command, Richard Bos, 04:40
- Re: [ot]Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, Chris McDonald, 04:37
- Re: Educated guesses for efficiency?, CBFalconer, 04:37
- Re: ANNOUNCE ggets revised, Richard Bos, 04:37
- Re: [ot]Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, Richard Bos, 04:23
- Re: sentence, av, 04:23
- Re: How to decide whether it is an English letter or a number?, Richard Bos, 04:21
- Re: learning C with a C++ background, Ian Collins, 04:15
- Re: Educated guesses for efficiency?, Chris Dollin, 04:11
- Re: "Numerical Recipes in C" code, Francis Glassborow, 04:07
- Re: permutation generation, Richard Heathfield, 04:00
- Re: permutation generation, pemo, 03:51
- Re: cast from function call of type int to non-matching type double, CBFalconer, 03:48
- Re: Problem with graphics, Richard Heathfield, 03:45
- Re: a little mistake, Richard Heathfield, 03:40
- Re: c source, Richard Heathfield, 03:38
- permutation generation, onkar, 03:32
- Problem with graphics, rchitra . r, 03:25
- Re: sizeof, lovecreatesbeauty, 03:00
- Re: sizeof 'a' returns 4, Richard Heathfield, 02:49
- Re: sizeof, Richard Heathfield, 02:36
- Re: sizeof 'a' returns 4, Harald van Dijk, 02:27
- Re: a little mistake, Tom St Denis, 02:10
- Re: coin toss problem, Richard Heathfield, 02:09
- Re: c source, sathyashrayan, 02:05
- Re: coin toss problem, Richard Heathfield, 02:03
- Re: segmentation fault, jussij, 01:58
- Re: cast from function call of type int to non-matching type double, Richard Heathfield, 01:56
- Re: Calling macros from outside the definition, Ben, 01:48
- Re: a little mistake, lovecreatesbeauty, 01:14
- Re: sentence, av, 01:07
- Re: sizeof, Barry Schwarz, 01:07
- Re: segmentation fault, Barry Schwarz, 01:07
- Re: sizeof, Keith Thompson, 00:48
- Re: coin toss problem, Keith Thompson, 00:37
- Re: a little mistake, Peter Nilsson, 00:30
- Re: c source, Andrew Poelstra, 00:07
- Re: learning C with a C++ background, Stephen Sprunk, 00:04
- Re: sizeof, Dave Vandervies, 00:02
June 18, 2006
- Re: sizeof, lovecreatesbeauty, 23:31
- Re: sizeof 'a' returns 4, Old Wolf, 23:25
- Re: sizeof 'a' returns 4, lovecreatesbeauty, 23:17
- Re: opensolaris C library vs. GNU C Library, Dave Thompson, 23:15
- Re: #define p, Dave Thompson, 23:15
- Re: How to decide whether it is an English letter or a number?, Dave Thompson, 23:15
- Re: C Pointer problem, Dave Thompson, 23:15
- Re: sizeof, Dave Vandervies, 22:53
- Re: knowing exact string array length ?, CBFalconer, 22:43
- Re: sizeof, lovecreatesbeauty, 22:42
- Re: The performance of all kinds of C operations, Dave Vandervies, 22:41
- Re: coin toss problem, CBFalconer, 22:40
- Re: The performance of all kinds of C operations, CBFalconer, 22:30
- Re: The performance of all kinds of C operations, Eric Sosman, 22:17
- Re: sizeof, ada, 22:13
- Re: wit's end, Old Wolf, 22:07
- who had used pclint for amcc?, saspt, 22:01
- Re: coin toss problem, Eric Sosman, 21:56
- Re: a little mistake, lovecreatesbeauty, 21:47
- c source, fegge, 21:36
- Re: [ot]Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, Old Wolf, 21:36
- Re: sizeof, pete, 21:21
- C struct to XML serialisation tool?, malcolm . ryan, 21:10
- Re: sizeof 'a' returns 4, Old Wolf, 21:03
- Re: Pointers, Barry Schwarz, 20:59
- Re: sizeof 'a' returns 4, Dik T. Winter, 20:38
- Re: coin toss problem, Old Wolf, 20:37
- Re: knowing exact string array length ?, Barry Schwarz, 20:35
- Re: sizeof 'a' returns 4, Barry Schwarz, 20:22
- Re: coin toss problem, osmium, 20:15
- Re: sizeof 'a' returns 4, Nelu, 20:00
- Re: "Numerical Recipes in C" code, Nelu, 19:50
- Re: coin toss problem, Old Wolf, 19:47
- Re: "Numerical Recipes in C" code, Jack Klein, 19:46
- Re: coin toss problem, Old Wolf, 19:44
- Re: code hangs, spibou, 19:14
- Re: cast from function call of type int to non-matching type double, Martin Jørgensen, 19:11
- Re: coin toss problem, Ben C, 19:10
- Re: cast from function call of type int to non-matching type double, Martin Jørgensen, 19:08
- Re: r- r-value vs l-value?, Ben C, 18:49
- Re: Memory (read) access violation handling in C, spibou, 18:48
- Re: sizeof 'a' returns 4, Kenny McCormack, 18:42
- Re: sizeof 'a' returns 4, Kenny McCormack, 18:41
- Re: coin toss problem, Keith Thompson, 18:31
- Re: The performance of all kinds of C operations, spibou, 18:25
- Re: coin toss problem, osmium, 18:15
- "Numerical Recipes in C" code, Abhi, 18:03
- Re: clc-wiki gone?, Netocrat, 17:40
- Re: cast from function call of type int to non-matching type double, Richard Heathfield, 17:25
- Re: sizeof, Richard Heathfield, 17:20
- Re: Printing "tab", Jordan Abel, 17:14
- Re: The performance of all kinds of C operations, Stephen Sprunk, 17:09
- Re: sizeof 'a' returns 4, Default User, 16:38
- Re: sizeof 'a' returns 4, Keith Thompson, 16:37
- Re: coin toss problem, Keith Thompson, 16:30
- Re: cast from function call of type int to non-matching type double, Keith Thompson, 16:27
- Re: sizeof 'a' returns 4, Simon Lewis, 16:23
- Re: sizeof 'a' returns 4, Keith Thompson, 16:20
- Re: sizeof 'a' returns 4, Keith Thompson, 16:15
- Re: a little mistake, Keith Thompson, 16:11
- Re: Pointers, Keith Thompson, 16:06
- Re: sizeof, Keith Thompson, 16:00
- Re: Memory (read) access violation handling in C, Keith Thompson, 15:56
- Re: The performance of all kinds of C operations, Keith Thompson, 15:52
- Re: Value Bits Vs Object Bits, Hallvard B Furuseth, 15:15
- Re: sizeof, Xicheng Jia, 15:09
- Re: segmentation fault, pemo, 14:59
- Re: a little mistake, CBFalconer, 14:25
- Re: knowing exact string array length ?, Barry Schwarz, 14:11
- Re: cast from function call of type int to non-matching type double, Barry Schwarz, 14:11
- Re: cast from function call of type int to non-matching type double, Barry Schwarz, 14:11
- Re: cast from function call of type int to non-matching type double, Martin Jørgensen, 14:05
- Re: knowing exact string array length ?, Joe Estock, 14:04
- Re: knowing exact string array length ?, Joe Estock, 14:00
- Re: sizeof 'a' returns 4, Kenny McCormack, 13:57
- Re: a little mistake, Frederick Gotham, 13:53
- Re: sizeof, Andrew Poelstra, 13:53
- Re: segmentation fault, Andrew Poelstra, 13:50
- Re: a little mistake, Barry Schwarz, 13:49
- Re: sizeof 'a' returns 4, Frederick Gotham, 13:44
- Re: coin toss problem, Andrew Poelstra, 13:38
- Re: sizeof 'a' returns 4, Kenny McCormack, 13:32
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, Kenny McCormack, 13:26
- Re: Pointers, lovecreatesbeauty, 13:20
- Re: sizeof, Frederick Gotham, 13:10
- Re: cast from function call of type int to non-matching type double, Jack Klein, 13:09
- Re: sizeof, Marc Thrun, 13:08
- Re: Managed String Library, Malcolm, 13:05
- Re: sizeof, lovecreatesbeauty, 12:57
- Re: sizeof, Frederick Gotham, 12:53
- Re: sizeof, Malcolm, 12:52
- Re: sizeof, Xicheng Jia, 12:48
- Re: sizeof 'a' returns 4, Frederick Gotham, 12:43
- Re: Pointers, Richard Heathfield, 12:35
- Re: a little mistake, Frederick Gotham, 12:35
- Re: sizeof 'a' returns 4, Richard Heathfield, 12:33
- Re: sizeof, Richard Heathfield, 12:29
- Re: Pointers, lovecreatesbeauty, 11:58
- Re: sizeof 'a' returns 4, lovecreatesbeauty, 11:42
- Re: code hangs, Andrew Poelstra, 11:39
- Re: sizeof, Madhav, 11:00
- Re: copying a 2-dimension array into another, Nelu, 10:50
- Re: segmentation fault, CBFalconer, 10:31
- copying a 2-dimension array into another, johnny, 10:13
- Re: a little mistake, Tom St Denis, 10:08
- Re: sizeof 'a' returns 4, Richard Heathfield, 10:02
- Re: The performance of all kinds of C operations, CBFalconer, 09:52
- Re: code hangs, mdh, 09:52
- Re: Pointers, Xicheng Jia, 09:50
- Re: code hangs, Xicheng Jia, 09:46
- Re: sizeof 'a' returns 4, Frederick Gotham, 09:37
- Re: a little mistake, Frederick Gotham, 09:27
- Re: Educated guesses for efficiency?, Eric Sosman, 09:15
- code hangs, mdh, 09:08
- Re: sizeof, Richard Heathfield, 08:35
- Re: Pointers, pete, 08:33
- Re: Memory (read) access violation handling in C, pete, 08:29
- sizeof, pnreddy1976, 07:42
- Re: segmentation fault, Piotr S., 06:14
- Memory (read) access violation handling in C, Bit byte, 05:45
- Re: segmentation fault, rrs . matrix, 05:27
- segmentation fault, Piotr S., 05:17
- Re: The performance of all kinds of C operations, jacob navia, 05:01
- Re: The performance of all kinds of C operations, websnarf, 04:39
- Re: knowing exact string array length ?, Keith Thompson, 04:33
- Re: Managed String Library, jacob navia, 04:27
- Re: Educated guesses for efficiency?, jacob navia, 04:21
- Re: The performance of all kinds of C operations, websnarf, 04:16
- Re: Pointers, Malcolm, 04:15
- Re: Managed String Library, Malcolm, 03:45
- Re: cast from function call of type int to non-matching type double, Martin Jørgensen, 03:39
- Re: knowing exact string array length ?, Richard Heathfield, 03:33
- Re: sentence, Malcolm, 03:23
- Re: Pointers, Richard Heathfield, 03:20
- Re: sizeof 'a' returns 4, Richard Heathfield, 03:19
- Re: cast from function call of type int to non-matching type double, Richard Heathfield, 03:14
- Re: cast from function call of type int to non-matching type double, Keith Thompson, 02:45
- Re: a variable use of variables is what i'm after i think, Chris Torek, 02:33
- Re: sizeof 'a' returns 4, Sidhu, 02:19
- Pointers, Sidhu, 02:13
- Re: sizeof 'a' returns 4, lnitsu, 02:13
- Re: sizeof 'a' returns 4, Xicheng Jia, 02:10
- Re: knowing exact string array length ?, johnny, 02:07
- sizeof 'a' returns 4, lnitsu, 01:58
- Re: coin toss problem, Ben, 01:53
- Re: cast from function call of type int to non-matching type double, Martin Jørgensen, 01:52
- Re: Really basic.., Barry Schwarz, 01:38
- Re: Educated guesses for efficiency?, Malcolm, 01:20
- Re: cast from function call of type int to non-matching type double, Robert Gamble, 00:49
- Re: knowing exact string array length ?, Malcolm, 00:43
- Re: cast from function call of type int to non-matching type double, Nelu, 00:36
- Re: Why occur the mistake in runtime about strtok()?, Keith Thompson, 00:21
- Re: how to deal with this problem, Keith Thompson, 00:17
- Re: knowing exact string array length ?, Keith Thompson, 00:06
June 17, 2006
- Re: Why occur the mistake in runtime about strtok()?, Ian Collins, 23:44
- Re: how to deal with this problem, Ian Collins, 23:36
- Re: coin toss problem, Charles Richmond, 23:31
- cast from function call of type int to non-matching type double, Martin Jørgensen, 23:22
- Why occur the mistake in runtime about strtok()?, hu, 23:18
- Re: a little mistake, lovecreatesbeauty, 23:13
- Re: Printing "tab", Joe Wright, 22:56
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, Joe Wright, 22:39
- Re: knowing exact string array length ?, Barry Schwarz, 22:14
- Re: Really basic.., Richard Heathfield, 22:12
- Re: knowing exact string array length ?, Barry Schwarz, 22:10
- Re: coin toss problem, Richard Heathfield, 22:08
- Re: Really basic.., Barry Schwarz, 21:41
- Re: coin toss problem, Ian Collins, 21:41
- Re: Really basic.., Barry Schwarz, 21:38
- Re: Really basic.., Frederick Gotham, 21:36
- Re: wit's end, Kenny McCormack, 21:18
- Re: coin toss problem, pete, 21:18
- Re: coin toss problem, Richard Heathfield, 21:12
- Re: coin toss problem, Richard Heathfield, 21:11
- Re: Really basic.., Ian Collins, 21:08
- Re: Really basic.., August Karlstrom, 20:47
- Re: coin toss problem, Ben Pfaff, 20:15
- Re: Educated guesses for efficiency?, Ben Pfaff, 20:10
- Re: coin toss problem, Ian Collins, 19:58
- Re: coin toss problem, Ian Collins, 19:24
- Re: coin toss problem, Keith Thompson, 19:09
- Re: r- r-value vs l-value?, Ian Collins, 19:08
- Re: coin toss problem, Ben C, 18:58
- Re: coin toss problem, CBFalconer, 18:50
- Re: r- r-value vs l-value?, Ben C, 18:44
- Re: coin toss problem, Ian Collins, 18:32
- Re: coin toss problem, Ian Collins, 18:30
- Re: coin toss problem, Ian Collins, 18:28
- Re: Educated guesses for efficiency?, Keith Thompson, 18:23
- Re: wit's end, Keith Thompson, 18:20
- Re: coin toss problem, Keith Thompson, 18:14
- Re: coin toss problem, Richard Heathfield, 18:12
- Re: coin toss problem, Keith Thompson, 18:12
- Re: coin toss problem, Eric Sosman, 18:12
- Re: Educated guesses for efficiency?, Richard Heathfield, 18:08
- Re: Pointer passing, Keith Thompson, 18:07
- Re: The performance of all kinds of C operations, jacob navia, 18:06
- Re: coin toss problem, Ian Collins, 18:06
- Re: knowing exact string array length ?, Richard Heathfield, 18:02
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, Keith Thompson, 17:59
- Re: The performance of all kinds of C operations, Ian Collins, 17:58
- Re: Sentence input and replacing, Keith Thompson, 17:56
- Re: coin toss problem, Richard Heathfield, 17:55
- Re: sentence, Keith Thompson, 17:54
- Re: Educated guesses for efficiency?, Michael Mair, 17:51
- Re: The performance of all kinds of C operations, Keith Thompson, 17:51
- Re: knowing exact string array length ?, Keith Thompson, 17:34
- Re: Educated guesses for efficiency?, jacob navia, 17:23
- Re: coin toss problem, Ian Collins, 17:21
- Re: coin toss problem, Keith Thompson, 17:19
- Re: wit's end, Your Uncle, 17:17
- Re: coin toss problem, Ian Collins, 17:13
- Re: coin toss problem, Keith Thompson, 17:10
- Re: coin toss problem, Ian Collins, 17:09
- Re: Pointer passing, Richard Heathfield, 16:35
- Re: Pointer passing, quigstah@xxxxxxxxx, 16:10
- Re: Pointer passing, Richard Heathfield, 16:04
- Re: Printing "tab", Jordan Abel, 16:03
- Pointer passing, quigstah@xxxxxxxxx, 15:59
- Re: Really basic.., Richard Heathfield, 15:19
- Re: Educated guesses for efficiency?, Richard Heathfield, 15:17
- Re: coin toss problem, CBFalconer, 15:15
- Re: thankx, CBFalconer, 15:04
- Re: Really basic.., Frederick Gotham, 15:03
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, CBFalconer, 14:46
- Re: [ot]Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, CBFalconer, 14:42
- Re: r- r-value vs l-value?, Chris Torek, 14:21
- Re: Newbie help on string splitting, Frederick Gotham, 14:15
- Re: Educated guesses for efficiency?, Eric Sosman, 14:03
- Re: realloc question, Stan Milam, 13:49
- Re: [ot]Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, pete, 13:45
- Re: knowing exact string array length ?, Joe Estock, 13:39
- Re: coin toss problem, pete, 13:37
- Re: thankx, Joe Estock, 13:34
- Re: coin toss problem, pete, 13:33
- Re: Educated guesses for efficiency?, Tim Prince, 13:31
- Re: Educated guesses for efficiency?, Morris Dovey, 13:16
- Re: wit's end, Joe Wright, 13:16
- Re: r- r-value vs l-value?, pete, 13:15
- thankx, ash, 13:13
- Re: coin toss problem, Joe Smith, 13:10
- Re: Educated guesses for efficiency?, jacob navia, 13:09
- Educated guesses for efficiency?, Frederick Gotham, 13:00
- Re: Using static to init vars?, Michael Mair, 12:53
- Re: The performance of all kinds of C operations, websnarf, 12:50
- Re: wit's end, Joe Smith, 12:22
- Re: knowing exact string array length ?, Joe Wright, 12:20
- Re: a little mistake, Joe Estock, 11:29
- Re: Printing "tab", Joe Wright, 11:28
- Re: coin toss problem, osmium, 10:46
- Re: coin toss problem, Bill Pursell, 10:28
- Re: Printing "tab", phil, 10:18
- Re: sentence, CBFalconer, 09:57
- Re: The performance of all kinds of C operations, CBFalconer, 09:40
- Re: a little mistake, Richard Heathfield, 09:39
- Sorry wrong language, fgothamNO, 09:28
- Re: r- r-value vs l-value?, whyglinux, 09:28
- Re: a little mistake, Frederick Gotham, 09:27
- Re: Using static to init vars?, spibou, 09:19
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, Joe Wright, 09:12
- Re: knowing exact string array length ?, Michael Mair, 09:11
- Re: knowing exact string array length ?, Richard Heathfield, 08:59
- Re: knowing exact string array length ?, Malcolm, 08:55
- Re: coin toss problem, Richard Heathfield, 08:41
- Re: coin toss problem, osmium, 08:29
- Re: r- r-value vs l-value?, pete, 08:25
- Re: Sentence input and replacing, sea-shadow, 08:02
- Re: Sentence input and replacing, Markus Moll, 07:59
- Re: Sentence input and replacing, spibou, 07:59
- Sentence input and replacing, Sidhu, 07:43
- Re: sentence, spibou, 07:33
- sentence, Sidhu, 07:27
- Re: wit's end, ada, 07:03
- Re: clc-wiki gone?, Netocrat, 06:48
- Re: a little mistake, Peter Nilsson, 06:47
- Re: The performance of all kinds of C operations, Nick Keighley, 06:46
- Re: knowing exact string array length ?, alberto, 06:36
- Re: r- r-value vs l-value?, whyglinux, 06:33
- Re: coin toss problem, Ian Collins, 06:32
- Re: coin toss problem, CBFalconer, 06:12
- Re: knowing exact string array length ?, Michael Mair, 06:10
- Re: realloc question, CBFalconer, 06:07
- Re: knowing exact string array length ?, Martin Jørgensen, 06:02
- Re: Question about style, CBFalconer, 05:54
- Re: knowing exact string array length ?, alberto, 04:53
- Re: knowing exact string array length ?, alberto, 04:50
- Re: a little mistake, lovecreatesbeauty, 04:48
- Re: knowing exact string array length ?, Keith Thompson, 04:47
- Re: knowing exact string array length ?, Bill Pursell, 03:44
- knowing exact string array length ?, alberto, 03:34
- Re: r- r-value vs l-value?, pete, 03:32
- coin toss problem, celerysoup16, 02:15
- Re: r- r-value vs l-value?, whyglinux, 02:13
- Re: wit's end, av, 02:02
- Post Ur Job Requirements/Resumes Free ........, gmail_girl, 01:28
- Re: realloc question, Gordon Burditt, 00:32
- Re: realloc question, spibou, 00:30
- Re: realloc question, Ian Collins, 00:24
- realloc question, Jack, 00:19
June 16, 2006
- Re: Printing "tab", Julian V. Noble, 22:30
- Re: a little mistake, Julian V. Noble, 22:22
- Re: Printing "tab", mdh, 22:15
- Re: Printing "tab", mdh, 22:15
- Re: wit's end, Chris Torek, 21:53
- Re: types of 'Open' command, Ian Collins, 21:47
- Re: types of 'Open' command, Keith Thompson, 21:41
- Re: What gcc options guarantee more portable C code, Peter Nilsson, 21:13
- Re: clc-wiki gone?, those who know me have no need of my name, 21:09
- Re: The performance of all kinds of C operations, Eric Sosman, 21:04
- Re: types of 'Open' command, Ian Collins, 21:04
- Re: types of 'Open' command, Keith Thompson, 20:52
- Re: types of 'Open' command, Nelu, 20:20
- Re: types of 'Open' command, Ian Collins, 20:04
- Re: types of 'Open' command, Nelu, 19:58
- Re: What gcc options guarantee more portable C code, Ian Collins, 19:57
- Re: wit's end, Michael Mair, 19:56
- Re: wit's end, Keith Thompson, 19:55
- Re: types of 'Open' command, Richard Heathfield, 19:34
- Re: wit's end, Frank Silvermann, 19:32
- Re: What gcc options guarantee more portable C code, Ian Collins, 19:25
- Re: Unnamed struct members allowed?, SM Ryan, 19:21
- Re: What gcc options guarantee more portable C code, Ian Collins, 19:21
- Re: What gcc options guarantee more portable C code, Andrew Poelstra, 19:16
- Re: types of 'Open' command, Andrew Poelstra, 19:14
- Re: Printing "tab", Andrew Poelstra, 19:10
- Re: ANNOUNCE ggets revised, Al Balmer, 19:05
- Re: Unnamed struct members allowed?, Keith Thompson, 18:59
- Re: What gcc options guarantee more portable C code, Keith Thompson, 18:58
- Re: What gcc options guarantee more portable C code, Ian Collins, 18:49
- Re: types of 'Open' command, Richard Tobin, 18:47
- Re: <well OT> types of 'Open' command, Ian Collins, 18:47
- Re: types of 'Open' command, Ian Collins, 18:40
- Re: types of 'Open' command, Richard Heathfield, 18:39
- Re: What gcc options guarantee more portable C code, Andrew Poelstra, 18:38
- Re: wit's end, Richard Heathfield, 18:35
- Re: wit's end, Richard Heathfield, 18:33
- Re: types of 'Open' command, Andrew Poelstra, 18:31
- Re: Printing "tab", mdh, 18:30
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Mark McIntyre, 18:29
- Re: wit's end, Frank Silvermann, 18:22
- Re: Printing "tab", mdh, 18:21
- Re: Printing "tab", Andrew Poelstra, 18:19
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Keith Thompson, 18:13
- Re: a little mistake, CBFalconer, 18:11
- Re: wit's end, Keith Thompson, 18:10
- Re: wit's end, Keith Thompson, 18:07
- Re: Undefined, CBFalconer, 18:06
- Re: ANNOUNCE ggets revised, Randy Howard, 18:06
- Re: Which is more portable / is there a better way?, Skarmander, 18:04
- Re: wit's end, Keith Thompson, 18:04
- Re: Printing "tab", CBFalconer, 18:00
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Mark McIntyre, 17:51
- Re: Unnamed struct members allowed?, CBFalconer, 17:50
- Re: ANNOUNCE ggets revised, CBFalconer, 17:43
- Re: ANNOUNCE ggets revised, CBFalconer, 17:37
- Re: types of 'Open' command, Mark McIntyre, 17:37
- Re: wit's end, Joe Smith, 17:31
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, CBFalconer, 17:31
- Re: Printing "tab", mdh, 17:15
- Re: ANNOUNCE ggets revised, Richard Heathfield, 17:00
- Re: Printing "tab", mdh, 16:52
- Re: ANNOUNCE ggets revised, Randy Howard, 16:52
- Re: wit's end, Nelu, 16:46
- Re: wit's end, Richard Heathfield, 16:37
- Re: wit's end, Roberto Waltman, 16:29
- Re: Printing "tab", Mike S, 16:23
- wit's end, Frank Silvermann, 16:19
- Re: Printing "tab", Mike S, 16:18
- Re: MPI tutorial live, Keith Thompson, 16:15
- Re: a little mistake, Default User, 16:12
- Re: Printing "tab", Thomas J. Gritzan, 16:03
- Re: a little mistake, Keith Thompson, 15:57
- Re: Printing "tab", mdh, 15:45
- Re: a little mistake, santosh, 15:31
- Re: Question about style, Malcolm, 15:24
- Re: ANNOUNCE ggets revised, Frank Silvermann, 15:23
- MPI tutorial live, Malcolm, 15:07
- Re: a little mistake, Malcolm, 15:03
- Re: memory, Keith Thompson, 14:45
- Re: Undefined, mdh, 14:44
- Re: memory, Keith Thompson, 14:44
- Re: Unnamed struct members allowed?, Keith Thompson, 14:39
- Re: library implementation strncpy() modifies string literal, legal? more doubts need more suggestion?, Keith Thompson, 14:34
- Re: Undefined, Eric Sosman, 14:24
- a little mistake, ash, 14:23
- Re: Question about style, lovecreatesbeauty, 14:18
- Re: Undefined, mdh, 14:18
- Re: Undefined, Tom St Denis, 14:03
- Re: Printing "tab", mdh, 14:03
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Keith Thompson, 14:03
- Re: Undefined, mdh, 14:01
- Re: ANNOUNCE ggets revised, Keith Thompson, 13:58
- Re: Question about style, Tom St Denis, 13:54
- Re: Undefined, Roberto Waltman, 13:54
- Re: Undefined, pete, 13:53
- Re: Printing "tab", Tom St Denis, 13:52
- Re: Printing "tab", mdh, 13:47
- Re: Question about style, Keith Thompson, 13:46
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, Keith Thompson, 13:44
- Re: Printing "tab", Tom St Denis, 13:43
- Re: Printing "tab", mdh, 13:33
- Undefined, mdh, 13:29
- Re: Printing "tab", Tom St Denis, 13:29
- Re: Which is more portable / is there a better way?, pete, 13:24
- Printing "tab", mdh, 13:19
- Re: The performance of all kinds of C operations, websnarf, 13:18
- Re: The performance of all kinds of C operations, websnarf, 13:14
- Re: memory, Richard Heathfield, 13:03
- Re: Unnamed struct members allowed?, Jalapeno, 12:50
- Re: Unnamed struct members allowed?, Jalapeno, 12:46
- Re: ANNOUNCE ggets revised, CBFalconer, 11:38
- Re: What gcc options guarantee more portable C code, Andrew Poelstra, 11:34
- Re: memory, Chris Dollin, 11:20
- Re: ANNOUNCE ggets revised, Frank Silvermann, 11:10
- Re: memory, deepak, 11:07
- Re: What gcc options guarantee more portable C code, lovecreatesbeauty, 10:55
- Re: memory, CBFalconer, 10:34
- Re: memory, CBFalconer, 10:29
- Re: zero lengh arrays., Roberto Waltman, 10:23
- Re: Unnamed struct members allowed?, SM Ryan, 09:47
- Which is more portable / is there a better way?, octangle, 09:20
- Re: memory, Chris Dollin, 08:52
- Re: Unnamed struct members allowed?, Jalapeno, 08:37
- Re: memory, Tom St Denis, 08:28
- Re: Unnamed struct members allowed?, Jalapeno, 08:27
- Re: memory, deepak, 08:20
- Re: memory, Chris Dollin, 08:17
- Re: what do we understand by advanced C, tomstdenis, 07:58
- Re: memory, tomstdenis, 07:57
- Re: The performance of all kinds of C operations, Eric Sosman, 07:54
- Re: memory, Richard Heathfield, 07:41
- Re: [ot]Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, CBFalconer, 07:07
- memory, pnreddy1976, 07:06
- Re: library implementation strncpy() modifies string literal, legal? more doubts need more suggestion?, Richard Heathfield, 06:55
- Re: casting, pete, 06:51
- Re: casting, Richard Heathfield, 06:45
- Re: casting, Richard Heathfield, 06:44
- [ot]Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, pete, 06:37
- Re: The performance of all kinds of C operations, Nick Keighley, 06:33
- Re: Calling macros from outside the definition, CBFalconer, 06:25
- Re: The performance of all kinds of C operations, CBFalconer, 06:19
- Re: What gcc options guarantee more portable C code, CBFalconer, 06:10
- Re: ANNOUNCE ggets revised, CBFalconer, 06:03
- what do we understand by advanced C, noor.fatma@xxxxxxxxx, 06:02
- Re: zero lengh arrays., Richard Bos, 05:56
- Re: library implementation strncpy() modifies string literal, legal? more doubts need more suggestion?, CBFalconer, 05:41
- Re: Unnamed struct members allowed?, Charles Richmond, 05:37
- Re: C isn't for timid souls !, Richard Bos, 05:36
- Re: types of 'Open' command, Charles Richmond, 05:33
- Re: types of 'Open' command, Richard Bos, 04:49
- Re: library implementation strncpy() modifies string literal, legal? more doubts need more suggestion?, Richard Bos, 04:31
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Walter Roberson, 04:12
- Re: Calling macros from outside the definition, $hiv....., 04:06
- Re: debugging C/C++ program with COFF information, vbezard, 04:05
- Re: debugging C/C++ program with COFF information, Skarmander, 04:05
- Re: zero lengh arrays., spibou, 03:59
- debugging C/C++ program with COFF information, vbezard, 03:44
- Re: Arrays issue, Chris Torek, 03:36
- Re: zero lengh arrays., seni.yin, 03:30
- Re: zero lengh arrays., Michael Mair, 03:25
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), James Dow Allen, 03:20
- Re: ANNOUNCE ggets revised, Michael Mair, 03:12
- zero lengh arrays., $hiv....., 03:09
- Re: C call tree, James Dow Allen, 03:05
- Re: ANNOUNCE ggets revised, Michael Mair, 03:04
- Re: Question about style, lovecreatesbeauty, 02:50
- Re: The performance of all kinds of C operations, websnarf, 02:49
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, James Dow Allen, 02:47
- Re: C isn't for timid souls !, Thad Smith, 02:27
- Re: The performance of all kinds of C operations, spibou, 02:01
- Re: What gcc options guarantee more portable C code, Harald van Dijk, 01:28
- Re: types of 'Open' command <OT: HTML Standards>, Ian Collins, 01:19
- Re: types of 'Open' command <OT: HTML Standards>, Andrew Poelstra, 01:05
- Re: What gcc options guarantee more portable C code, Ben Pfaff, 00:58
- Re: What gcc options guarantee more portable C code, Andrew Poelstra, 00:40
- Re: Calling macros from outside the definition, Ben, 00:25
June 15, 2006
- Re: types of 'Open' command, CBFalconer, 23:50
- Re: Calling macros from outside the definition, Barry Schwarz, 23:47
- Re: learning C with a C++ background, CBFalconer, 23:43
- Calling macros from outside the definition, Ben, 23:00
- Re: Question about style, Arild Hystad, 21:58
- Re: The performance of all kinds of C operations, Eric Sosman, 21:49
- Re: ANNOUNCE ggets revised, Old Wolf, 21:45
- Re: Using static to init vars?, Old Wolf, 21:27
- Re: types of 'Open' command, Nelu, 21:15
- Re: Newbie help on string splitting, Barry Schwarz, 21:13
- clc-wiki gone?, Arild Hystad, 20:37
- Re: Question about style, Mike S, 20:36
- Re: Why?, Barry Schwarz, 20:20
- Re: Reference, Keith Thompson, 20:01
- Re: learning C with a C++ background, Jonathan Mcdougall, 19:57
- Re: What gcc options guarantee more portable C code, Keith Thompson, 19:51
- Re: Question about style, spibou, 19:45
- Re: Reference, parcour@xxxxxxxxx, 19:37
- Re: Question about style, Mike S, 19:21
- Re: types of 'Open' command, Richard Tobin, 19:05
- Re: The performance of all kinds of C operations, websnarf, 18:45
- Question about style, spibou, 18:43
- Re: Address of array behavior in pointer arithmetic, Joe Wright, 18:14
- Re: The performance of all kinds of C operations, Kevin D . Quitt, 17:37
- Re: ANNOUNCE ggets revised, Frank Silvermann, 17:27
- Re: C call tree, Ben C, 17:22
- Re: Unnamed struct members allowed?, CBFalconer, 17:08
- Re: The performance of all kinds of C operations, CBFalconer, 16:57
- Re: types of 'Open' command, CBFalconer, 16:51
- Re: ANNOUNCE ggets revised, Keith Thompson, 16:44
- Re: What gcc options guarantee more portable C code, CBFalconer, 16:42
- Re: ANNOUNCE ggets revised, CBFalconer, 16:33
- Re: ANNOUNCE ggets revised, CBFalconer, 16:27
- Re: The performance of all kinds of C operations, Chris Torek, 15:56
- Re: What gcc options guarantee more portable C code, spibou, 15:52
- Re: The performance of all kinds of C operations, spibou, 15:39
- Re: ANNOUNCE ggets revised, Michael Mair, 15:07
- Re: comp.lang.c Answers (Abridged) to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ), Keith Thompson, 14:57
- Re: types of 'Open' command, Keith Thompson, 14:52
- Re: ANNOUNCE ggets revised, Frank Silvermann, 14:51
- Re: The performance of all kinds of C operations, Roberto Waltman, 14:50
- Re: Reference, Michael Mair, 14:48
- Re: Reference, Lew Pitcher, 14:44
- Re: ANNOUNCE ggets revised, Michael Mair, 14:32
- Re: The performance of all kinds of C operations, Tim Prince, 14:29
- Reference, fireangel, 14:17
- Re: What gcc options guarantee more portable C code, Keith Thompson, 14:15
- Re: Unnamed struct members allowed?, Walter Roberson, 14:07
- Re: Address of array behavior in pointer arithmetic, Keith Thompson, 14:06
- Unnamed struct members allowed?, Jalapeno, 13:27
- Re: The performance of all kinds of C operations, Ronald Bruck, 13:26
- Re: comp.lang.c Answers (Abridged) to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ), parcour@xxxxxxxxx, 13:24
- Re: ISO C 90 standard, Harald van Dijk, 13:10
- Re: ISO C 90 standard, Randy Howard, 12:55
- Re: ANNOUNCE ggets revised, Frank Silvermann, 12:51
- Re: Using static to init vars?, Ronald Bruck, 12:47
- Re: Address of array behavior in pointer arithmetic, Chris Torek, 12:29
- Re: printing, Joe Smith, 12:28
- Re: What gcc options guarantee more portable C code, tomstdenis, 12:18
- Re: ANNOUNCE ggets revised, CBFalconer, 12:14
- Re: What gcc options guarantee more portable C code, John Bode, 11:07
- Re: C isn't for timid souls !, Ian Malone, 11:01
- Re: types of 'Open' command, CBFalconer, 10:48
- Re: What gcc options guarantee more portable C code, CBFalconer, 10:43
- Re: types of 'Open' command, Nelu, 10:19
- Re: What gcc options guarantee more portable C code, Andrew Poelstra, 10:17
- Re: What gcc options guarantee more portable C code, tomstdenis, 10:17
- Re: Managed String Library, Andrew Poelstra, 10:12
- Re: types of 'Open' command, Richard Tobin, 10:11
- Re: What gcc options guarantee more portable C code, lovecreatesbeauty, 10:04
- Re: types of 'Open' command, Nelu, 09:53
- Re: C isn't for timid souls !, gw7rib, 09:50
- Re: types of 'Open' command, Banfa, 09:34
- Re: Bit shifting vs Bitfields, Roberto Waltman, 09:27
- Re: What gcc options guarantee more portable C code, tomstdenis, 09:26
- Re: What gcc options guarantee more portable C code, lovecreatesbeauty, 09:25
- Re: types of 'Open' command, Eric Sosman, 09:04
- Re: How to use 64 bit integer in 16 Bit Dos ?, Mark McIntyre, 08:46
- Re: tmpfile and freopen, Barry Schwarz, 08:43
- Re: printing, Christopher Benson-Manica, 08:30
- Re: C isn't for timid souls !, Ian Malone, 08:27
- Re: types of 'Open' command, CBFalconer, 08:15
- Re: What gcc options guarantee more portable C code, CBFalconer, 08:11
- Re: Address of array behavior in pointer arithmetic, pete, 08:07
- Re: Address of array behavior in pointer arithmetic, pete, 08:05
- Re: Address of array behavior in pointer arithmetic, joshc, 07:56
- Re: Address of array behavior in pointer arithmetic, joshc, 07:53
- Re: How to use 64 bit integer in 16 Bit Dos ?, Imayam, 07:41
- Re: What gcc options guarantee more portable C code, Marc Boyer, 07:36
- Re: Address of array behavior in pointer arithmetic, deepak, 06:47
- Re: Address of array behavior in pointer arithmetic, jackdorse, 06:17
- Re: Address of array behavior in pointer arithmetic, jackdorse, 06:16
- Re: types of 'Open' command, Keith Thompson, 06:04
- Re: How to use 64 bit integer in 16 Bit Dos ?, Keith Thompson, 06:02
- comp.lang.c Answers (Abridged) to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ), Steve Summit, 06:00
- Re: Address of array behavior in pointer arithmetic, Keith Thompson, 05:58
- Re: Address of array behavior in pointer arithmetic, Chris Dollin, 05:33
- Re: types of 'Open' command, Ico, 05:33
- Re: Address of array behavior in pointer arithmetic, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 05:02
- types of 'Open' command, prabhu . pravin, 04:38
- Re: Address of array behavior in pointer arithmetic, deepak, 04:25
- How to use 64 bit integer in 16 Bit Dos ?, Imayam, 04:20
- Re: convert long long integer to string using sprintf, Maxim Yegorushkin, 03:50
- Re: C Programming: A Modern Approach 2nd Edition, Scott W, 03:45
- What gcc options guarantee more portable C code, lovecreatesbeauty, 03:32
- Re: Telecom programming, Nick Keighley, 02:50
- Re: Address of array behavior in pointer arithmetic, jackdorse, 02:34
- Re: Testing for EOF in file with binary data, Flash Gordon, 02:32
- Re: ISO C 90 standard, Harald van Dijk, 02:32
- Re: C Programming: A Modern Approach 2nd Edition, Keith Thompson, 01:02
- Re: Managed String Library, jacob navia, 00:55
- Re: Bit shifting vs Bitfields, Ian Collins, 00:50
- Re: C Programming: A Modern Approach 2nd Edition, jacob navia, 00:29
- Re: Address of array behavior in pointer arithmetic, pete, 00:00
June 14, 2006
- Address of array behavior in pointer arithmetic, joshc, 23:28
- Re: How to detect the entry point of a function?, Keith Thompson, 22:53
- Re: OT: Re: How to detect the entry point of a function?, Johnny, 22:48
- Re: How to detect the entry point of a function?, Johnny, 22:27
- line2string.c, Re: Critic of the given code., pete, 21:49
- Re: ISO C 90 standard, Randy Howard, 21:45
- Re: Critic of the given code., Giorgos Keramidas, 21:14
- Re: Bit shifting vs Bitfields, Chris Torek, 20:53
- Re: C Programming: A Modern Approach 2nd Edition, Robert Gamble, 20:42
- ANNOUNCE ggets revised, CBFalconer, 20:29
- Re: C isn't for timid souls !, Keith Thompson, 19:25
- Re: Bit shifting vs Bitfields, Keith Thompson, 19:20
- Re: C Programming: A Modern Approach 2nd Edition, Al Balmer, 19:17
- Re: C Programming: A Modern Approach 2nd Edition, Andrew Poelstra, 19:06
- Re: Bit shifting vs Bitfields, Roberto Waltman, 19:02
- Re: How to prevent the quick disappearance of window, Jordan Abel, 19:01
- Re: C Programming: A Modern Approach 2nd Edition, Jordan Abel, 19:01
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, Keith Thompson, 18:59
- Re: converting int to string, Keith Thompson, 18:24
- Simple recursive preprocessor meta-program implementation..., Chris Thomasson, 18:13
- Re: memory and subroutines, Frank Silvermann, 17:47
- Re: Bit shifting vs Bitfields, Ian Collins, 17:41
- Re: Managed String Library, Robert Seacord, 17:25
- Re: memory and subroutines, Eric Sosman, 17:18
- Re: Bit shifting vs Bitfields, Roberto Waltman, 17:17
- Re: Bit shifting vs Bitfields, Walter Roberson, 17:07
- Re: convert long long integer to string using sprintf, Skarmander, 17:02
- Re: Managed String Library, jacob navia, 16:54
- Re: C Programming: A Modern Approach 2nd Edition, jacob navia, 16:21
- Re: printing, c language, 16:05
- Re: memory and subroutines, Frank Silvermann, 15:57
- Re: Bit shifting vs Bitfields, Ian Collins, 15:38
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, av, 14:57
- Re: need some help, av, 14:55
- Managed String Library, rCs, 14:34
- Re: Can I passing a funtion pointer to a FUNTION which point to THE FUNTION?, Kevin D . Quitt, 14:31
- Re: convert long long integer to string using sprintf, Måns Rullgård, 14:15
- Re: Bit shifting vs Bitfields, pete, 14:12
- Re: C Programming: A Modern Approach 2nd Edition, Robert Gamble, 14:03
- Re: convert long long integer to string using sprintf, Skarmander, 14:00
- Re: C Programming: A Modern Approach 2nd Edition, Al Balmer, 13:53
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, Skarmander, 13:47
- Re: printing, kleuske, 13:44
- Re: printing, Christopher Benson-Manica, 13:42
- printing, c language, 13:26
- Re: c++ developer, Default User, 13:21
- Re: C isn't for timid souls !, Christopher Benson-Manica, 13:16
- Re: Why this is wrong?, Lew Pitcher, 13:11
- Re: Why this is wrong?, Scott W, 13:08
- Re: C Programming: A Modern Approach 2nd Edition, Scott W, 13:03
- Re: learning C with a C++ background, Default User, 13:01
- Re: learning C with a C++ background, santosh, 12:41
- Re: learning C with a C++ background, Charles Richmond, 12:23
- Re: Why this is wrong?, Charles Richmond, 12:21
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Walter Roberson, 12:16
- Re: Telecom programming, Walter Roberson, 12:03
- Re: C Programming: A Modern Approach 2nd Edition, Andrew Poelstra, 12:02
- Re: C Programming: A Modern Approach 2nd Edition, osmium, 12:00
- C Programming: A Modern Approach 2nd Edition, Scott W, 11:40
- Re: memory and subroutines, Eric Sosman, 11:34
- Re: C isn't for timid souls !, Chris Dollin, 11:27
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, Andrew Poelstra, 11:21
- Re: learning C with a C++ background, Andrew Poelstra, 11:12
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Andrew Poelstra, 11:02
- Re: C isn't for timid souls !, Andrew Poelstra, 10:59
- memory and subroutines, Frank Silvermann, 10:57
- Re: C isn't for timid souls !, Andrew Poelstra, 10:51
- Re: Shift operators., Tim Prince, 10:46
- Re: converting int to string, Richard Bos, 10:42
- Re: Bit shifting vs Bitfields, Roberto Waltman, 10:35
- Telecom programming, a . abdulwahab, 10:32
- Re: C isn't for timid souls !, tomstdenis, 10:27
- Re: Shift operators., Chris Dollin, 10:23
- Re: c++ developer, Kenneth Brody, 10:23
- Re: C isn't for timid souls !, Chris Dollin, 10:18
- Re: Shift operators., deepak, 09:56
- Re: converting int to string, richard_l, 09:39
- Re: Bit shifting vs Bitfields, richard_l, 09:31
- Re: Shift operators., pete, 09:15
- Re: C isn't for timid souls !, tomstdenis, 09:15
- Re: C isn't for timid souls !, Roberto Waltman, 09:11
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, Kenneth Brody, 09:06
- Re: c++ developer, tomstdenis, 09:05
- Re: C isn't for timid souls !, tomstdenis, 09:02
- c++ developer, googlegroups, 09:02
- Re: C call tree, Roberto Waltman, 08:52
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Harald van Dijk, 08:50
- Re: C isn't for timid souls !, Chris Dollin, 08:38
- Re: Shift operators., Chris Dollin, 08:34
- Re: Can I passing a funtion pointer to a FUNTION which point to THE FUNTION?, Lee Xuzhang, 08:10
- C call tree, Max, 08:01
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Eric Sosman, 07:55
- Re: Shift operators., Marc Boyer, 07:48
- Re: C isn't for timid souls !, tomstdenis, 07:41
- Re: C isn't for timid souls !, tomstdenis, 07:33
- Re: Shift operators., Chris Dollin, 07:32
- Re: Shift operators., tomstdenis, 07:31
- Re: Shift operators., Marc Boyer, 07:27
- Shift operators., deepak, 07:12
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, CBFalconer, 06:51
- Re: Bit shifting vs Bitfields, swengineer001@xxxxxxxxx, 06:43
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, James Dow Allen, 06:23
- Re: functions that take many arguments...... + extern - what about it?, Martin Jørgensen, 06:19
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, Harald van Dijk, 06:13
- Re: functions that take many arguments...... + extern - what about it?, Martin Jørgensen, 06:11
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, Richard Tobin, 06:01
- Re: Why this is wrong?, rain.man, 05:56
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), James Dow Allen, 05:52
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, Richard Tobin, 05:50
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, jaysome, 05:32
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, Harald van Dijk, 05:21
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), SuperKoko, 05:12
- Re: Why this is wrong?, jaysome, 05:01
- Re: casting, jaysome, 04:56
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, Nick Keighley, 04:48
- Re: Compiling with -O option gives different running time!, SuperKoko, 04:46
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, Keith Thompson, 04:44
- Re: C isn't for timid souls !, Chris Dollin, 04:39
- Re: Compiling with -O option gives different running time!, SuperKoko, 04:38
- Re: Why this is wrong?, Keith Thompson, 04:37
- Re: C isn't for timid souls !, SuperKoko, 04:33
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, jaysome, 04:31
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, Keith Thompson, 04:21
- Re: Why this is wrong?, Chris Dollin, 04:18
- Re: How to prevent the quick disappearance of window, Richard Bos, 03:53
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Richard Bos, 03:51
- Re: Why this is wrong?, jaysome, 03:35
- Re: How to prevent the quick disappearance of window, spibou, 03:34
- How to prevent the quick disappearance of window, kcwcuttingedge, 03:22
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), jaysome, 03:16
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, spibou, 03:08
- Re: learning C with a C++ background, Ian Collins, 02:45
- Re: C isn't for timid souls !, Keith Thompson, 02:45
- Re: converting int to string, Jack Klein, 02:41
- Re: learning C with a C++ background, Bill Pursell, 02:35
- Re: learning C with a C++ background, Chris Torek, 02:34
- Re: Why this is wrong?, Jack Klein, 02:34
- Re: free(): invalid pointer, Michael Mair, 02:29
- Re: free(): invalid pointer, seni.yin, 02:28
- Re: converting int to string, Michael Mair, 02:27
- Re: converting int to string, seni.yin, 02:22
- Re: learning C with a C++ background, William Ahern, 02:20
- converting int to string, Michael, 02:12
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Harald van Dijk, 02:06
- Re: C isn't for timid souls !, spibou, 01:50
- Re: Weighted Bipartite Matching Implementation, Joe Smith, 01:41
- Re: learning C with a C++ background, Friedrich Dominicus, 01:37
- Re: Serial Port and Library, Srikanth, 01:34
- Re: Serial Port and Library, Neil, 01:27
- Re: free(): invalid pointer, Robert Gamble, 00:28
- Re: free(): invalid pointer, Ian Collins, 00:23
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Old Wolf, 00:10
- Re: learning C with a C++ background, CBFalconer, 00:04
June 13, 2006
- free(): invalid pointer, c language, 23:59
- Re: C isn't for timid souls !, William J. Leary Jr., 23:35
- Serial Port and Library, zdicklin, 23:23
- Re: Bit shifting vs Bitfields, Walter Roberson, 23:06
- Re: C isn't for timid souls !, tomstdenis, 23:00
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Dave Vandervies, 23:00
- Re: learning C with a C++ background, Ian Collins, 22:47
- Re: learning C with a C++ background, Jonathan Mcdougall, 22:41
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, Andrew Poelstra, 22:39
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, Keith Thompson, 22:38
- Re: learning C with a C++ background, Andrew Poelstra, 22:31
- Re: library implementation strncpy() modifies string literal, legal? more doubts need more suggestion?, Peter Nilsson, 22:10
- Re: learning C with a C++ background, Ian Collins, 22:00
- Re: learning C with a C++ background, Ian Collins, 21:37
- C isn't for timid souls !, spibou, 21:33
- Re: learning C with a C++ background, Jonathan Mcdougall, 21:32
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, spibou, 21:26
- Re: The Nature of the "Unix Philosophy" (long), Frank Silvermann, 21:17
- Re: learning C with a C++ background, Ian Collins, 21:13
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, Thomas J. Gritzan, 21:11
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, spibou, 20:59
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, spibou, 20:52
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, spibou, 20:50
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, Robert Allison, 20:47
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, spibou, 20:44
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, Keith Thompson, 20:39
- learning C with a C++ background, jonathanmcdougall, 20:36
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, Rafael Almeida, 20:30
- Re: Why this is wrong?, Richard Tobin, 20:26
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, Rafael Almeida, 20:23
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Keith Thompson, 20:23
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, spibou, 20:20
- Re: Why this is wrong?, Rafael Almeida, 20:17
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, spibou, 20:15
- Why this is wrong?, linq936, 20:13
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, Richard Tobin, 20:13
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, spibou, 20:12
- Re: Bit shifting vs Bitfields, swengineer001@xxxxxxxxx, 20:11
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, Richard Tobin, 20:11
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, Keith Thompson, 20:09
- Re: convert long long integer to string using sprintf, Keith Thompson, 20:07
- Re: convert long long integer to string using sprintf, Joe Wright, 20:04
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, Keith Thompson, 20:00
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, spibou, 20:00
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, Chris McDonald, 19:55
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, Giannis Papadopoulos, 19:55
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, Rafael Almeida, 19:53
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Old Wolf, 19:53
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, Richard Tobin, 19:52
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, Richard Tobin, 19:48
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, Default User, 19:33
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, Giannis Papadopoulos, 19:29
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, spibou, 19:15
- Re: convert long long integer to string using sprintf, Måns Rullgård, 19:06
- Re: Question about the *= (and similar) operator, Chris McDonald, 18:48
- Question about the *= (and similar) operator, spibou, 18:42
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Mark McIntyre, 18:31
- Re: functions that take many arguments...... + extern - what about it?, Malcolm, 18:12
- convert long long integer to string using sprintf, wenmang, 18:11
- Re: freeing memory, Joe Smith, 18:09
- Re: Using static to init vars?, tedu, 18:07
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, genestarwing, 17:57
- Re: Bit shifting vs Bitfields, Malcolm, 17:50
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Eric Sosman, 17:27
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Ian Collins, 17:20
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, Default User, 17:18
- Re: Earthquake and Tornado Forecasting Programs June 13, 2006, Default User, 17:16
- Re: Compiling with -O option gives different running time!, tomstdenis, 17:10
- Re: String formatting, Keith Thompson, 16:51
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Nelu, 16:42
- OT: Re: How to detect the entry point of a function?, kleuske, 16:34
- Re: Compiling with -O option gives different running time!, Keith Thompson, 16:31
- Re: comma expression, Keith Thompson, 16:27
- Re: freeing memory, Keith Thompson, 16:21
- Re: String formatting, Andrew Poelstra, 16:17
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Keith Thompson, 16:16
- Re: Compiling with -O option gives different running time!, CBFalconer, 16:16
- Re: Earthquake and Tornado Forecasting Programs June 13, 2006, Frank Silvermann, 16:13
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, Frank Silvermann, 16:07
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, genestarwing, 16:03
- Re: Compiling with -O option gives different running time!, tomstdenis, 15:53
- Re: library implementation strncpy() modifies string literal, legal? more doubts need more suggestion?, Keith Thompson, 15:50
- Re: Earthquake and Tornado Forecasting Programs June 13, 2006, Default User, 15:41
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, Default User, 15:38
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Ian Collins, 15:37
- Re: functions that take many arguments...... + extern - what about it?, Michael Mair, 15:16
- Re: functions that take many arguments...... + extern - what about it?, Keith Thompson, 15:14
- Re: Compiling with -O option gives different running time!, tomstdenis, 15:06
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, Keith Thompson, 15:05
- Re: Compiling with -O option gives different running time!, Stephen Sprunk, 14:41
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, osmium, 14:33
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, osmium, 14:22
- Re: Compiling with -O option gives different running time!, CBFalconer, 14:01
- Re: Compiling with -O option gives different running time!, CBFalconer, 13:58
- Re: functions that take many arguments...... + extern - what about it?, Martin Jørgensen, 13:35
- Re: String formatting, Brand Bogard, 13:19
- Re: Compiling with -O option gives different running time!, Stephen Sprunk, 13:11
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, genestarwing, 12:55
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, genestarwing, 12:40
- Re: Compiling with -O option gives different running time!, tomstdenis, 12:36
- Re: functions that take many arguments...... + extern - what about it?, John Bode, 12:26
- Re: freeing memory, Frank Silvermann, 12:16
- Re: How to detect the entry point of a function?, octangle, 12:04
- Re: Bit shifting vs Bitfields, Jack Klein, 11:59
- Re: Compiling with -O option gives different running time!, aamircheema, 11:58
- Re: library implementation strncpy() modifies string literal, legal? more doubts need more suggestion?, Jack Klein, 11:36
- Re: Compiling with -O option gives different running time!, Stephen Sprunk, 11:19
- Re: Newbie help on string splitting, Nelu, 11:15
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, osmium, 10:40
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Jordan Abel, 10:38
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Jordan Abel, 10:36
- Re: String formatting, santosh, 10:18
- Re: comma expression, JAY, 09:51
- Re: comma expression, JAY, 09:51
- Re: comma expression, JAY, 09:51
- String formatting, Shastri, 09:44
- Re: freeing memory, Chris Dollin, 09:38
- Re: freeing memory, jackdorse, 09:33
- Re: Compiling with -O option gives different running time!, SuperKoko, 09:17
- Re: library implementation strncpy() modifies string literal, legal? more doubts need more suggestion?, lovecreatesbeauty, 09:15
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Erik Trulsson, 08:48
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Eric Sosman, 08:18
- Re: Compiling with -O option gives different running time!, Chris Dollin, 07:26
- Re: Compiling with -O option gives different running time!, tomstdenis, 07:09
- Compiling with -O option gives different running time!, aamircheema, 07:06
- Re: library implementation strncpy() modifies string literal, legal? more doubts need more suggestion?, CBFalconer, 06:50
- Re: casting, Keith Thompson, 05:53
- Re: Really basic.., Vladimir Oka, 05:48
- Re: Really basic.., Marc Boyer, 05:36
- Re: Really basic.., Chris Dollin, 05:32
- Re: Newbie help on string splitting, Smurff, 05:27
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Keith Thompson, 05:21
- Re: Bit shifting vs Bitfields, Ian Collins, 05:20
- Re: Really basic.., Vladimir Oka, 05:10
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Keith Thompson, 05:10
- Re: Really basic.., Vladimir Oka, 05:06
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), SuperKoko, 04:47
- Really basic.., deepak, 04:44
- Bit shifting vs Bitfields, richard_l, 04:38
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), James Dow Allen, 04:28
- Re: library implementation strncpy() modifies string literal, legal? more doubts need more suggestion?, Richard Heathfield, 04:19
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Ian Collins, 04:16
- Re: library implementation strncpy() modifies string literal, legal? more doubts need more suggestion?, Ian Collins, 04:11
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), SuperKoko, 03:59
- Re: functions that take many arguments...... + extern - what about it?, Chris Dollin, 03:56
- Re: library implementation strncpy() modifies string literal, legal? more doubts need more suggestion?, Richard Heathfield, 03:52
- Re: library implementation strncpy() modifies string literal, legal? more doubts need more suggestion?, CBFalconer, 03:52
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Richard Heathfield, 03:50
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Richard Heathfield, 03:47
- Re: library implementation strncpy() modifies string literal, legal? more doubts need more suggestion?, lovecreatesbeauty, 03:45
- Re: functions that take many arguments...... + extern - what aboutit?, CBFalconer, 03:44
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), jaysome, 03:38
- Re: GetKeyboardLayoutList, Vladimir Oka, 03:37
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), jaysome, 03:37
- Re: struct in C99, SuperKoko, 03:36
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Richard Heathfield, 03:27
- Re: library implementation strncpy() modifies string literal, legal? more doubts need more suggestion?, lovecreatesbeauty, 03:22
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Ian Collins, 03:22
- Re: casting, Richard Heathfield, 03:20
- GetKeyboardLayoutList, sonu, 03:17
- Re: library implementation strncpy() modifies string literal, legal? more doubts need more suggestion?, Richard Heathfield, 03:14
- Re: Help with array/pointer segmentation fault needed, Ben, 03:10
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), jaysome, 03:08
- Re: library implementation strncpy() modifies string literal, legal? more doubts need more suggestion?, Peter Nilsson, 03:04
- Re: casting, jaysome, 03:00
- library implementation strncpy() modifies string literal, legal? more doubts need more suggestion?, lovecreatesbeauty, 02:46
- Re: Using static to init vars?, Chris Torek, 02:46
- Re: casting, Richard Heathfield, 02:43
- Re: functions that take many arguments...... + extern - what about it?, Martin Jørgensen, 02:35
- Re: struct in C99, Michael Mair, 02:34
- Re: rand in a closed interval on the ints, Richard Heathfield, 02:33
- Re: Using static to init vars?, Michael Mair, 02:32
- Re: casting, Old Wolf, 02:27
- Re: functions that take many arguments...... + extern - what about it?, Martin Jørgensen, 02:27
- Re: functions that take many arguments...... + extern - what about it?, Martin Jørgensen, 02:25
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Keith Thompson, 02:20
- Re: Help with array/pointer segmentation fault needed, Ben, 02:13
- Re: Newbie help on string splitting, CBFalconer, 02:12
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, Old Wolf, 02:12
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Keith Thompson, 02:10
- Re: Newbie help on string splitting, CBFalconer, 02:07
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, Keith Thompson, 02:06
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, Keith Thompson, 02:04
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Old Wolf, 02:03
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, Keith Thompson, 02:01
- Re: Weighted Bipartite Matching Implementation, CBFalconer, 01:58
- Re: getchar() after EOF, CBFalconer, 01:49
- Re: freeing memory, SM Ryan, 01:29
- Re: rand in a closed interval on the ints, CBFalconer, 01:20
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Richard Heathfield, 00:09
- Re: easy pointer question..., lovecreatesbeauty, 00:06
- Re: How to detect the entry point of a function?, Johnny, 00:02
June 12, 2006
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Rafael Almeida, 23:53
- freeing memory, Frank Silvermann, 23:48
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Jordan Abel, 23:43
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Rafael Almeida, 23:42
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Jordan Abel, 23:41
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Jordan Abel, 23:40
- Re: How to detect the entry point of a function?, Jack Klein, 23:39
- Re: Weighted Bipartite Matching Implementation, Jack Klein, 23:31
- Re: How to detect the entry point of a function?, Gordon Burditt, 23:22
- How to detect the entry point of a function?, Johnny, 23:12
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Gordon Burditt, 23:08
- Re: Newbie help on string splitting, Andrew Poelstra, 23:06
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, Richard Heathfield, 22:50
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, Richard Heathfield, 22:44
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, dcorbit, 22:43
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, Richard Heathfield, 22:41
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, osmium, 22:29
- Re: struct in C99, Rafael Almeida, 22:25
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, Dann Corbit, 22:20
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, genestarwing, 22:18
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, genestarwing, 22:18
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, osmium, 22:15
- Re: Why?, seni.yin, 22:13
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, genestarwing, 22:05
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, Dann Corbit, 22:02
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, Dann Corbit, 21:58
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, genestarwing, 21:51
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, Dann Corbit, 21:42
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, osmium, 21:36
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Eric Sosman, 21:32
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, genestarwing, 21:30
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, Dann Corbit, 21:28
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, genestarwing, 21:16
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, Keith Thompson, 21:09
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, genestarwing, 21:00
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, Keith Thompson, 20:55
- Re: Using static to init vars?, Eric Sosman, 20:52
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, genestarwing, 20:24
- Re: functions that take many arguments...... + extern - what about it?, Al Balmer, 20:13
- Re: struct in C99, Keith Thompson, 20:03
- Re: struct in C99, pocmatos, 19:45
- Re: struct in C99, pocmatos, 19:42
- Re: Using static to init vars?, Ronald Bruck, 19:32
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, Keith Thompson, 19:26
- Re: functions that take many arguments...... + extern - what about it?, Peter Nilsson, 19:26
- Re: Newbie help on string splitting, Smurff, 19:24
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, osmium, 19:22
- Re: getchar() after EOF, Richard Tobin, 19:11
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, genestarwing, 19:02
- Newbie help on string splitting, Smurff, 18:59
- Re: globals again, Glenn Hutchings, 17:53
- Re: [OT] gcc knows about malloc(), Morris Dovey, 17:48
- Re: Using static to init vars?, William Ahern, 17:30
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Mark McIntyre, 17:28
- Re: Why?, Mark McIntyre, 17:26
- Re: globals again, Glenn Hutchings, 17:23
- Re: functions that take many arguments...... + extern - what about it?, Rafael Almeida, 17:20
- Re: functions that take many arguments...... + extern - what about it?, Dann Corbit, 17:18
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), SuperKoko, 17:17
- Re: [OT] gcc knows about malloc(), Chris McDonald, 17:06
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Keith Thompson, 17:04
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, Keith Thompson, 17:00
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, Keith Thompson, 16:59
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, Keith Thompson, 16:58
- functions that take many arguments...... + extern - what about it?, Martin Jørgensen, 16:52
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, genestarwing, 16:49
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, Default User, 16:49
- Weighted Bipartite Matching Implementation, Michael McGarry, 16:48
- Re: struct in C99, SuperKoko, 16:40
- Re: struct in C99, Keith Thompson, 16:37
- Re: Using static to init vars?, Walter Roberson, 16:29
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, Keith Thompson, 16:27
- Re: rand in a closed interval on the ints, Frank Silvermann, 16:25
- Re: getchar() after EOF, Keith Thompson, 16:23
- Re: Using static to init vars?, Keith Thompson, 16:19
- Re: RWTPtrSlist core dumps, while removing entries., Martin Ambuhl, 16:08
- Re: struct in C99, Eric Sosman, 16:07
- Re: getchar() after EOF, Eric Sosman, 16:04
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, genestarwing, 16:02
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Martin Ambuhl, 16:01
- Re: struct in C99, Michael Mair, 15:56
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, osmium, 15:54
- Re: getchar() after EOF, Keith Thompson, 15:41
- Re: EXECryptor software protection, Keith Thompson, 15:36
- Re: Using static to init vars?, Michael Mair, 15:33
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, genestarwing, 15:32
- struct in C99, pocmatos, 15:29
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Keith Thompson, 15:23
- Re: getchar() after EOF, Michael Brennan, 15:11
- Re: Using static to init vars?, Mark Odell, 15:10
- Re: easy pointer question..., Kenneth Brody, 15:07
- Re: Using static to init vars?, Al Balmer, 15:05
- Re: rand in a closed interval on the ints, Dann Corbit, 15:02
- Re: A quit strange coredump, Keith Thompson, 14:45
- Re: getchar() after EOF, CBFalconer, 14:44
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, Default User, 14:41
- Re: Using static to init vars?, Eric Sosman, 14:32
- Re: getchar() after EOF, Michael Brennan, 14:28
- Re: getchar() after EOF, Walter Roberson, 14:26
- Re: Need some help compiling something, Walter Roberson, 14:23
- Re: Need some help compiling something, Walter Roberson, 14:09
- Re: Using static to init vars?, Al Balmer, 14:05
- Re: getchar() after EOF, Jim Cook, 14:03
- Re: rand in a closed interval on the ints, Frank Silvermann, 14:01
- Re: Using static to init vars?, Walter Roberson, 13:59
- Re: Need some help compiling something, Kileran, 13:56
- Re: Need some help compiling something, Walter Roberson, 13:51
- Re: Need some help compiling something, CBFalconer, 13:38
- Using static to init vars?, Ronald Bruck, 13:31
- Re: Need some help compiling something, Kileran, 13:23
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, osmium, 13:16
- Re: getchar() after EOF, Walter Roberson, 12:59
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, Richard Heathfield, 12:53
- Re: Help with array/pointer segmentation fault needed, Fred Kleinschmidt, 12:50
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Thomas J. Gritzan, 12:45
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, genestarwing, 12:44
- getchar() after EOF, Michael Brennan, 12:25
- Re: [OT] gcc knows about malloc(), Morris Dovey, 12:24
- Re: How do I make my own custom C compiler?, Giannis Papadopoulos, 12:02
- Re: Can I passing a funtion pointer to a FUNTION which point to THE FUNTION?, lovecreatesbeauty, 11:39
- Re: globals again, SuperKoko, 11:25
- Re: Can u tell me the explanation reg this problem, Wolfgang Riedel, 11:17
- Re: ddj 29, Richard Bos, 09:24
- Re: casting, Richard Bos, 09:23
- Re: Stripping html, Asbjørn Sæbø, 09:19
- Re: easy pointer question..., Walter Roberson, 09:13
- Re: Help with array/pointer segmentation fault needed, Kenneth Brody, 09:09
- Re: easy pointer question..., Vladimir Oka, 09:08
- Re: easy pointer question..., Lew Pitcher, 09:07
- easy pointer question..., Michael, 09:04
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), SuperKoko, 08:54
- Re: Can I passing a funtion pointer to a FUNTION which point to THE FUNTION?, Haider, 08:40
- Re: EXECryptor software protection, Richard Heathfield, 08:31
- Re: Can I passing a funtion pointer to a FUNTION which point to THE FUNTION?, Richard Heathfield, 08:28
- Re: EXECryptor software protection, tomstdenis, 07:57
- Re: Stripping html, Ian Collins, 07:32
- Re: Stripping html, Morris Dovey, 07:07
- Re: EXECryptor software protection, Vladimir Oka, 07:01
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Jordan Abel, 07:00
- Re: EXECryptor software protection, jeanjean_5, 06:55
- Can I passing a funtion pointer to a FUNTION which point to THE FUNTION?, Lee Xuzhang, 06:47
- Re: RWTPtrSlist core dumps, while removing entries., Vladimir Oka, 06:16
- Re: Why?, Richard Bos, 06:05
- RWTPtrSlist core dumps, while removing entries., Neha, 05:56
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), Mark McIntyre, 05:55
- Re: Why?, Mark McIntyre, 05:40
- Re: gcc knows about malloc(), jjf, 05:21
- Re: A quit strange coredump, spibou, 04:46
- Re: A quit strange coredump, tomy, 04:44
- Re: A quit strange coredump, Keith Thompson, 04:41
- Re: A quit strange coredump, Walter Roberson, 04:26
- Re: A quit strange coredump, tomy, 04:12
- gcc knows about malloc(), James Dow Allen, 03:57
- Re: A quit strange coredump, Walter Roberson, 03:57
- Re: Need some help compiling something, santosh, 03:44
- Re: globals again, Geometer, 03:41
- Re: matrix memory allocation, acab, 03:39
- Re: globals again, Bob Martin, 03:36
- Re: Stripping html, Bill Latvin, 03:34
- Re: A quit strange coredump, tomy, 03:27
- Re: matrix memory allocation, Ben C, 03:26
- Re: A quit strange coredump, Igmar Palsenberg, 03:10
- Re: globals again, Glenn Hutchings, 02:37
- Re: problem with getchar, spibou, 02:15
- globals again, Geometer, 00:59
- Re: Problem with socket programming, Ben Pfaff, 00:10
June 11, 2006
- Re: undefined reference to ..., Ian Collins, 23:25
- Re: Problem with socket programming, Carl, 22:54
- Re: Stripping html, Richard Heathfield, 22:54
- Re: Stripping html, Morris Dovey, 22:46
- Re: Problem with socket programming, Jack Klein, 22:33
- Re: undefined reference to ..., Jack Klein, 22:31
- Stripping html, Medros, 22:30
- Problem with socket programming, Carl, 22:10
- Re: matrix memory allocation, Richard Heathfield, 21:00
- Re: matrix memory allocation, tomstdenis, 20:56
- Re: matrix memory allocation, Dave Vandervies, 20:55
- matrix memory allocation, acab, 20:43
- Re: shift a block of memory content, tomstdenis, 19:57
- undefined reference to ..., benzasu, 19:43
- Re: shift a block of memory content, Richard Heathfield, 19:30
- Re: opinions on code, spibou, 19:15
- Re: How do I make my own custom C compiler?, Morris Dovey, 18:30
- Re: shift a block of memory content, tomstdenis, 18:27
- Re: Why?, spibou, 18:01
- Re: Masks: Why?, Nelu, 17:53
- Re: shift a block of memory content, Richard Heathfield, 17:39
- Re: Strange Question, spibou, 17:37
- Re: Masks: Why?, spibou, 17:32
- Re: shift a block of memory content, tomstdenis, 17:29
- Re: How do I make my own custom C compiler?, spibou, 17:14
- Re: A quit strange coredump, Keith Thompson, 16:36
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, Dave Vandervies, 16:12
- Re: problem with getchar, Keith Thompson, 16:10
- Re: how do I tell whether the read is an English letter or a number, spibou, 16:08
- Re: shift a block of memory content, spibou, 16:05
- Re: opinions on code, spibou, 15:40
- Re: need some help, Default User, 14:43
- Re: Need some help compiling something, bcaller, 14:12
- Re: Need some help compiling something, kleuske, 14:01
- Need some help compiling something, kileran, 13:09
- Re: problem, Walter Roberson, 12:27
- Re: problem, Ico, 12:21
- Re: A quit strange coredump, Ben C, 12:19
- Re: A quit strange coredump, Ico, 12:14
- Re: problem, Nelu, 12:11
- problem, fireangel, 12:10
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, William J. Leary Jr., 10:45
- opinions on code, jaso, 10:40
- Re: A quit strange coredump, Michael Mair, 10:37
- A quit strange coredump, tomy, 10:29
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, William J. Leary Jr., 10:13
- Re: Why?, Morris Dovey, 09:51
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, Morris Dovey, 09:35
- Re: Why?, mdh, 08:34
- Re: need some help, CBFalconer, 08:25
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, Chris Hills, 07:34
- Re: problems with strtok(), Michael, 06:47
- Re: problems with strtok(), Michael Mair, 06:40
- Re: Why?, Alessandro [AkiRoss] Re, 06:12
- problems with strtok(), Michael, 06:05
- Re: Help with array/pointer segmentation fault needed, Ben, 05:33
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, jjf, 05:24
- Re: need some help, av, 05:08
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, Chris Hills, 04:10
- Re: problem with getchar, CBFalconer, 03:52
- Re: shift a block of memory content, Richard Heathfield, 03:25
- shift a block of memory content, yancheng . cheok, 02:47
- Re: benchmarking c programs, russell kym horsell, 01:10
- Re: problem with getchar, shekhardeodhar, 01:08
- benchmarking c programs, Ben, 01:04
- Re: How do I make my own custom C compiler?, Allan Adler, 00:45
- Re: Why?, Keith Thompson, 00:25
- Re: allocating double arrays dynamically, Allan Adler, 00:13
- Re: How do I make my own custom C compiler?, Morris Dovey, 00:00
June 10, 2006
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, P.J. Plauger, 23:05
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, P.J. Plauger, 23:04
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, P.J. Plauger, 22:55
- Re: Why?, mdh, 22:24
- Re: rand in a closed interval on the ints, Frank Silvermann, 22:24
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, Peter "Shaggy" Haywood, 21:38
- Re: Why?, Peter "Shaggy" Haywood, 21:38
- Re: How do I make my own custom C compiler?, Peter "Shaggy" Haywood, 21:38
- Re: Strange Question, Peter "Shaggy" Haywood, 21:38
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, Richard Heathfield, 21:22
- Re: newbie question: difference between (*ptr) and *ptr thnkx, hans christian, 21:22
- Re: how to iterate through all members in a struct, Richard Heathfield, 21:20
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, Malcolm, 20:57
- Re: newbie question: difference between (*ptr) and *ptr, xhoster, 20:42
- Re: Why?, mdh, 20:42
- Re: how to iterate through all members in a struct, Malcolm, 20:32
- Re: the difference * **, Malcolm, 20:20
- Re: newbie question: difference between (*ptr) and *ptr, Ben Pfaff, 20:11
- Re: newbie question: difference between (*ptr) and *ptr, hans christian, 19:44
- Re: newbie question: difference between (*ptr) and *ptr, Ben Pfaff, 19:29
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, Ben Pfaff, 19:26
- newbie question: difference between (*ptr) and *ptr, hans christian, 19:23
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, Keith Thompson, 18:54
- Re: Example for an dynamically allocated associative array in C, Keith Thompson, 18:42
- Re: exercise 1-20 K&R, Michael Mair, 18:40
- Re: problem with getchar, Michael Mair, 18:17
- Re: problem with getchar, kleuske, 18:05
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, Mark McIntyre, 17:12
- Re: problem with getchar, Michael Mair, 16:43
- Re: rand in a closed interval on the ints, Michael Mair, 16:33
- Re: problem with getchar, keltanokka, 16:15
- Re: problem with getchar, Michael Mair, 16:02
- Re: how to iterate through all members in a struct, jaso, 15:55
- Re: rand in a closed interval on the ints, Frank Silvermann, 15:52
- Re: problem with getchar, Michael Mair, 15:48
- Re: problem with getchar, kleuske, 15:45
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, Chris Hills, 15:18
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, Chris Hills, 15:05
- problem with getchar, shekhardeodhar@xxxxxxxxx, 15:01
- Re: Example for an dynamically allocated associative array in C, Ben C, 14:06
- Re: how to iterate through all members in a struct, Gordon Burditt, 13:59
- Re: the difference * **, Tosha, 13:45
- the difference * **, Olaf \"El Blanco\", 13:28
- Re: about the #pragma, Default User, 13:14
- Re: exercise 1-20 K&R, Robert Gamble, 12:56
- Re: assignment from incompatible pointer type, Olaf \"El Blanco\", 12:48
- assignment from incompatible pointer type, Olaf \"El Blanco\", 12:47
- exercise 1-20 K&R, Aenima1891, 12:13
- Re: rand in a closed interval on the ints, Frank Silvermann, 11:37
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, P.J. Plauger, 11:02
- Re: Why?, CBFalconer, 10:56
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, P.J. Plauger, 10:49
- Re: Example for an dynamically allocated associative array in C, Richard Heathfield, 10:43
- Re: casting, Richard Heathfield, 10:42
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, Friedrich Dominicus, 10:26
- Re: Example for an dynamically allocated associative array in C, Felix H. Dahlke, 10:18
- Re: Help with array/pointer segmentation fault needed, Ben, 10:11
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, P.J. Plauger, 10:00
- Re: Why?, mdh, 09:53
- Re: casting, Keith Thompson, 09:44
- Re: need some help, Joe Wright, 09:36
- Re: Example for an dynamically allocated associative array in C, Keith Thompson, 09:35
- Re: casting, Keith Thompson, 09:27
- Re: how to iterate through all members in a struct, Jolting, 09:15
- Re: Why?, Mark McIntyre, 09:02
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, Mark McIntyre, 09:01
- how to iterate through all members in a struct, jaso, 08:15
- Re: rand in a closed interval on the ints, Eric Sosman, 08:11
- Re: need some help, osmium, 07:01
- Re: need some help, Michael Mair, 06:43
- Re: Need experts suggestion, Malcolm, 06:22
- Re: help in C/C++ to read .DOC & PDF files, Malcolm, 06:18
- Re: Example for an dynamically allocated associative array in C, jaysome, 05:28
- Re: Fixed-size FIFO queue, deepak, 05:23
- Re: casting, jaysome, 05:13
- rand in a closed interval on the ints, Frank Silvermann, 04:24
- Re: casting, Richard Heathfield, 04:19
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, Richard Heathfield, 04:17
- Re: casting, jaysome, 04:12
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, Chris Hills, 04:10
- Re: need some help, shailesh . budhaner, 03:59
- Re: need some help, shailesh . budhaner, 03:58
- Re: game design, Malcolm, 03:55
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, Malcolm, 03:48
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, Chris Hills, 03:40
- Re: need some help, Malcolm, 03:32
- Re: about the #pragma, santosh, 03:27
- Re: Fixed-size FIFO queue, Malcolm, 03:18
- Re: Example for an dynamically allocated associative array in C, Young, 02:32
- Re: Example for an dynamically allocated associative array in C, Keith Thompson, 02:15
- Re: need some help, Richard Heathfield, 01:51
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, Frank Silvermann, 01:41
June 09, 2006
- Re: need some help, CBFalconer, 23:59
- Re: Structure of functions, Frank Silvermann, 23:55
- Re: casting, CBFalconer, 23:45
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, Jesper, 23:18
- Re: Structure of functions, Richard Heathfield, 23:14
- Re: Structure of functions, Jordan Abel, 23:01
- Re: Example for an dynamically allocated associative array in C, Frank Silvermann, 23:00
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, P.J. Plauger, 22:55
- Re: Integer Promotion?, Frank Silvermann, 22:49
- Re: Example for an dynamically allocated associative array in C, Richard Heathfield, 22:49
- Re: help in C/C++ to read .DOC & PDF files, Jordan Abel, 22:47
- Re: Example for an dynamically allocated associative array in C, Felix H. Dahlke, 22:17
- Re: Example for an dynamically allocated associative array in C, Chris McDonald, 21:42
- Re: Example for an dynamically allocated associative array in C, Richard Heathfield, 21:33
- Re: Integer Promotion?, Frank Silvermann, 21:23
- Example for an dynamically allocated associative array in C, Felix H. Dahlke, 21:23
- Re: help in C/C++ to read .DOC & PDF files, Keith Thompson, 21:12
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, jjf, 21:06
- Re: Why?, mdh, 19:19
- Re: need some help, Default User, 19:09
- Re: Fixed-size FIFO queue, Nelu, 18:51
- Re: MAKING DOS APPLICATION IN TURBO C++ 4.50, Dann Corbit, 18:39
- Re: Integer Promotion?, Eric Sosman, 18:31
- MAKING DOS APPLICATION IN TURBO C++ 4.50, BHARAT MEHTA, 18:27
- MAKING DOS APPLICATION IN TURBO C++ 4.50, BHARAT MEHTA, 18:27
- Re: Integer Promotion?, Ben Pfaff, 18:20
- Re: Integer Promotion?, Coos Haak, 18:10
- Re: where to find functions libariey, dan, 18:04
- Re: Integer Promotion?, Eric Sosman, 18:02
- Re: Integer Promotion?, pete, 17:55
- Re: Fixed-size FIFO queue, Dann Corbit, 17:45
- Re: Fixed-size FIFO queue, Jack, 17:33
- Re: Fixed-size FIFO queue, Dann Corbit, 17:25
- Re: Suggest Me in Developing Cross platform App Development, Malcolm, 17:20
- Re: Arithmetic problem, Dann Corbit, 17:19
- Re: Integer Promotion?, Frederick Gotham, 16:59
- Re: Integer Promotion?, Frederick Gotham, 16:58
- Re: How Do I License & Protect My Software?, Richard Tobin, 16:47
- Re: Fixed-size FIFO queue, Nelu, 16:44
- Re: Fixed-size FIFO queue, Roberto Waltman, 16:19
- Re: ddj 29, Kenneth Brody, 16:15
- Re: need some help, ash, 16:14
- Re: need some help, ash, 16:13
- Re: Is "?" a sequence point?, Kenneth Brody, 16:11
- Fixed-size FIFO queue, Jack, 16:08
- Re: about the #pragma, Nelu, 16:05
- Re: Help with array/pointer segmentation fault needed, Kenneth Brody, 16:03
- Re: Integer Promotion?, Eric Sosman, 15:54
- Re: Why?, Mark McIntyre, 15:50
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, Mark McIntyre, 15:48
- Re: How Do I License & Protect My Software?, Mark McIntyre, 15:45
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, Frank Silvermann, 15:38
- Re: How Do I License & Protect My Software?, Richard Heathfield, 15:33
- Re: Integer Promotion?, Mark Odell, 15:32
- Re: Integer Promotion?, Lew Pitcher, 15:32
- Re: Integer Promotion?, Ben Pfaff, 15:31
- Integer Promotion?, Frederick Gotham, 15:24
- Re: How Do I License & Protect My Software?, Gordon Burditt, 15:21
- Re: Is "?" a sequence point?, Skarmander, 15:19
- Re: Is "?" a sequence point?, Eric Sosman, 14:59
- Re: about the #pragma, rwen2012@xxxxxxxxx, 14:57
- Re: Quite Smart RIddle, parcour@xxxxxxxxx, 14:56
- Re: variable sized structures., Himanshu Chauhan, 14:34
- Re: My merge-sort implementation. Feedback appreciated!, Dann Corbit, 14:19
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, Chris Hills, 14:16
- Re: Is "?" a sequence point?, Skarmander, 14:08
- Re: Structure of functions, Richard Heathfield, 14:01
- Re: Structure of functions, aegis, 13:45
- Re: need some help, Richard Heathfield, 13:44
- Re: casting, Keith Thompson, 13:41
- Re: How Do I License & Protect My Software?, Lew Pitcher, 13:36
- Re: Structure of functions, Roberto Waltman, 13:34
- Re: ddj 29, jacob navia, 13:33
- ddj 29, songzi696@xxxxxxxxx, 13:30
- Re: How Do I License & Protect My Software?, Walter Roberson, 13:30
- Re: Quite Smart RIddle, snaidis@xxxxxxxxx, 12:57
- Structure of functions, Christian Christmann, 12:30
- casting, Christian Christmann, 12:09
- Re: Is "?" a sequence point?, Harald van Dijk, 12:08
- Re: Is "?" a sequence point?, Ben Pfaff, 12:07
- Re: Quite Smart RIddle, bcaller, 11:59
- Re: need some help, osmium, 11:58
- Re: Quite Smart RIddle, Nelu, 11:49
- Re: Quite Smart RIddle, Lew Pitcher, 11:40
- Re: Quite Smart RIddle, deepak, 11:34
- Re: Is "?" a sequence point?, deepak, 11:29
- Quite Smart RIddle, snaidis@xxxxxxxxx, 11:22
- Is "?" a sequence point?, Kenneth Brody, 11:13
- Re: My merge-sort implementation. Feedback appreciated!, Ben Pfaff, 10:50
- Re: Suggest Me in Developing Cross platform App Development, Nelu, 10:43
- Re: need some help, Fred Kleinschmidt, 10:36
- Re: need some help, Richard Heathfield, 10:10
- Re: Why can't we declare an argv variable?, CJ, 10:01
- need some help, ash, 09:59
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, Richard Heathfield, 09:57
- Re: Why can't we declare an argv variable?, CJ, 09:56
- Re: inline functions, Tim Prince, 09:56
- Re: inline functions, bert, 09:33
- Re: Why can't we declare an argv variable?, Chris Dollin, 09:23
- Re: Suggest Me in Developing Cross platform App Development, Vladimir Oka, 09:21
- Re: Suggest Me in Developing Cross platform App Development, Chris Dollin, 09:20
- Re: Why can't we declare an argv variable?, Vladimir Oka, 09:18
- Re: Why can't we declare an argv variable?, Chris Dollin, 09:16
- Re: Why can't we declare an argv variable?, Ian Malone, 09:13
- Suggest Me in Developing Cross platform App Development, princeofcode, 09:13
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, Chris Hills, 09:10
- Re: inline functions, Vladimir Oka, 09:09
- Re: inline functions, Vladimir Oka, 09:08
- Re: inline functions, Mark Odell, 09:07
- inline functions, chinu, 09:00
- Why can't we declare an argv variable?, CJ, 08:58
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, Chris Hills, 08:33
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 08:08
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, Martin Ambuhl, 08:03
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, Richard Heathfield, 07:07
- Re: where to find functions libariey, Jordan Abel, 07:05
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, Chris Hills, 06:41
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, Chris Hills, 06:39
- Re: Structure of functions, Richard Heathfield, 06:32
- Re: gcc: pointer to array, av, 06:20
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, jjf, 06:04
- Re: single-quoting a macro argument, peyote, 06:01
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, Martin Ambuhl, 05:57
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, Chris Hills, 05:49
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, Chris Hills, 05:43
- Re: casting, CBFalconer, 05:33
- Re: Structure of functions, Keith Thompson, 05:32
- Re: Structure of functions, Richard Bos, 05:31
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, Keith Thompson, 05:27
- Re: casting, Keith Thompson, 05:23
- Re: game design, Richard Bos, 05:22
- Re: how do i read odd numbered lines from a file, CBFalconer, 05:16
- Re: casting, Keith Thompson, 05:09
- Re: how do i read odd numbered lines from a file, Dann Corbit, 04:42
- Re: casting, Richard Heathfield, 04:42
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, Richard Heathfield, 04:37
- Re: how do i read odd numbered lines from a file, Richard Bos, 04:34
- Re: casting, Dann Corbit, 04:32
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, lovecreatesbeauty, 04:29
- Re: how do i read odd numbered lines from a file, Dann Corbit, 04:00
- Re: stdint.h vs. stdio.h, copx, 03:53
- Re: where to find functions libariey, VDM, 03:44
- Re: [25% OT] C library integral part of OS/kernel???, Richard Bos, 03:33
- Re: how do i read odd numbered lines from a file, Richard Bos, 03:33
- Re: My merge-sort implementation. Feedback appreciated!, pete, 03:21
- Re: Why?, mdh, 03:07
- Ebooks on programming, keeko, 02:44
- Ebooks on programming, keeko, 02:43
- Re: How to decide whether it is an English letter or a number?, Simon Biber, 01:53
- OT: Regurgitated articles, Keith Thompson, 01:38
- Re: gcc: pointer to array, Fabio Alemagna, 00:59
- Re: gcc: pointer to array, S.Tobias, 00:59
- Re: gcc: pointer to array, Netocrat, 00:59
- Re: C library integral part of OS/kernel???, Minti, 00:54
- Re: C library integral part of OS/kernel???, CBFalconer, 00:54
- Re: C library integral part of OS/kernel???, Minti, 00:54
- Re: C library integral part of OS/kernel???, Mark McIntyre, 00:54
- Re: C library integral part of OS/kernel???, Minti, 00:54
- Re: [25% OT] C library integral part of OS/kernel???, Dan Pop, 00:54
- Re: [25% OT] C library integral part of OS/kernel???, Eric Sosman, 00:54
- Re: [25% OT] C library integral part of OS/kernel???, Dan Pop, 00:54
- Re: C library integral part of OS/kernel???, DHOLLINGSWORTH2, 00:54
- Re: C library integral part of OS/kernel???, Minti, 00:53
- Re: [25% OT] C library integral part of OS/kernel???, Ravi Uday, 00:53
- Re: C library integral part of OS/kernel???, Minti, 00:53
- Re: [25% OT] C library integral part of OS/kernel???, Luke Wu, 00:53
- Re: [25% OT] C library integral part of OS/kernel???, Romeo Colacitti, 00:53
- Re: [25% OT] C library integral part of OS/kernel???, Alexei A. Frounze, 00:53
- Re: opensolaris C library vs. GNU C Library, William Ahern, 00:39
- Re: Why?, Ben Pfaff, 00:35
- Re: Pointers to functions, Naresh, 00:22
- Why?, mdh, 00:16
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, Gordon Burditt, 00:12
June 08, 2006
- Re: Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, Ian Collins, 23:57
- Why the C committee doesn't provide an implementation when the standard is published?, lovecreatesbeauty, 23:40
- Re: OT tin, Nelu, 23:38
- Re: Pointers to functions, Keith Thompson, 22:59
- Re: OT tin, Keith Thompson, 22:58
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, osmium, 22:35
- Re: My merge-sort implementation. Feedback appreciated!, Ben Pfaff, 22:28
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, jjf, 22:17
- Re: OT tin, Nelu, 22:09
- Re: Help with array/pointer segmentation fault needed, Ben, 22:07
- Help with array/pointer segmentation fault needed, Ben, 21:54
- Re: My merge-sort implementation. Feedback appreciated!, Dann Corbit, 21:27
- Re: Pointers to functions, Dann Corbit, 21:16
- My merge-sort implementation. Feedback appreciated!, uppe, 21:14
- Re: OT tin, Jordan Abel, 21:12
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, genestarwing, 21:04
- Re: OT tin, Nelu, 20:42
- Re: Pointers to functions, Sjouke Burry, 20:20
- Re: #define p, Frank Silvermann, 20:09
- Re: how do i read odd numbered lines from a file, Keith Thompson, 19:47
- Re: Source Code for memcpy(), Richard Heathfield, 19:33
- Re: Source Code for memcpy(), pete, 19:15
- Re: Three #include guards, which will never break?, pete, 19:02
- Re: how do i read odd numbered lines from a file, Dann Corbit, 19:01
- Pointers to functions, Christian Christmann, 18:50
- Re: define versus typedef, Christian Christmann, 18:47
- OT tin (was: Re: string->int), Jordan Abel, 18:46
- Re: How to concatinate 32bits of 4 bytes in a char array, and assigning to an int?, Frank Silvermann, 18:36
- Re: opensolaris C library vs. GNU C Library, jacob navia, 18:19
- Re: opensolaris C library vs. GNU C Library, jacob navia, 18:16
- Re: #define p, Keith Thompson, 18:15
- Re: How do I make my own custom C compiler?, Keith Thompson, 18:06
- Re: how do i read odd numbered lines from a file, Keith Thompson, 18:04
- Re: How Do I License & Protect My Software?, CBFalconer, 17:53
- Re: #define p, Joe Smith, 17:52
- Re: How Do I License & Protect My Software?, Gordon Burditt, 17:38
- Re: How Do I License & Protect My Software?, Walter Roberson, 17:07
- Re: How Do I License & Protect My Software?, Default User, 17:01
- Re: how do i read odd numbered lines from a file, Dann Corbit, 16:56
- Re: How to concatinate 32bits of 4 bytes in a char array, and assigning to an int?, CBFalconer, 16:36
- Re: How do I make my own custom C compiler?, Giannis Papadopoulos, 16:35
- Re: a variable use of variables is what i'm after i think, ben, 16:33
- Re: how do i read odd numbered lines from a file, Ben Pfaff, 16:27
- define versus typedef, Christian Christmann, 16:23
- Re: help in C/C++ to read .DOC & PDF files, Malcolm, 16:18
- Re: Source Code for memcpy(), Malcolm, 16:08
- Re: Source Code for memcpy(), Malcolm, 16:05
- Re: how do i read odd numbered lines from a file, Dann Corbit, 16:04
- Re: How Do I License & Protect My Software?, Eric Sosman, 15:44
- Re: how do i read odd numbered lines from a file, Ben Pfaff, 15:42
- Re: about the #pragma, Roberto Waltman, 15:36
- How Do I License & Protect My Software?, itamtodd, 15:35
- Re: How to concatinate 32bits of 4 bytes in a char array, and assigning to an int?, Keith Thompson, 15:29
- Re: how do i read odd numbered lines from a file, Dann Corbit, 15:28
- Re: How to concatinate 32bits of 4 bytes in a char array, and assigning to an int?, Noel Milton, 15:23
- Re: How do I make my own custom C compiler?, Roberto Waltman, 15:22
- Re: about the #pragma, Default User, 15:20
- Re: How to concatinate 32bits of 4 bytes in a char array, and assigning to an int?, Noel Milton, 15:17
- Re: How do I make my own custom C compiler?, Ben Pfaff, 15:13
- Re: about the #pragma, Keith Thompson, 15:10
- Re: where to find functions libariey, Nelu, 15:04
- Re: #define p, Keith Thompson, 15:00
- Re: where to find functions libariey, dan, 14:55
- Re: How do I make my own custom C compiler?, santosh, 14:52
- Re: about the #pragma, Kenneth Brody, 14:51
- Re: r- r-value vs l-value?, Keith Thompson, 14:46
- Re: define versus typedef, Keith Thompson, 14:43
- Re: where to find functions libariey, osmium, 14:42
- Re: opensolaris C library vs. GNU C Library, tedu, 14:41
- where to find functions libariey, dan, 14:38
- Re: How do I make my own custom C compiler?, osmium, 14:38
- Re: How to concatinate 32bits of 4 bytes in a char array, and assigning to an int?, Eric Sosman, 14:33
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, osmium, 14:30
- Re: How to concatinate 32bits of 4 bytes in a char array, and assigning to an int?, bert, 14:21
- about the #pragma, rwen2012@xxxxxxxxx, 14:17
- about the #pragma, rwen2012@xxxxxxxxx, 14:16
- Re: name of running code, Albretch Mueller, 14:14
- Re: How to concatinate 32bits of 4 bytes in a char array, and assigning to an int?, Noel Milton, 14:08
- Re: How do I make my own custom C compiler?, Ben Pfaff, 13:52
- Re: How do I make my own custom C compiler?, jacob navia, 13:51
- Re: Is this valid C?, andrew queisser, 13:46
- Re: How to concatinate 32bits of 4 bytes in a char array, and assigning to an int?, Frank Silvermann, 13:46
- Re: How do I make my own custom C compiler?, Giannis Papadopoulos, 13:30
- How to concatinate 32bits of 4 bytes in a char array, and assigning to an int?, Noel Milton, 13:25
- Re: Pointers to functions, Giannis Papadopoulos, 13:20
- Re: define versus typedef, Krishanu Debnath, 13:19
- Re: string->int, Nelu, 13:07
- Re: #define p, Frank Silvermann, 12:58
- Re: string->int, Jordan Abel, 12:52
- Re: How to decide whether it is an English letter or a number?, Default User, 12:50
- Re: string->int, Nelu, 12:42
- Re: How to decide whether it is an English letter or a number?, Default User, 12:39
- Re: string->int, Jordan Abel, 12:39
- opensolaris C library vs. GNU C Library, smnoff, 12:37
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, genestarwing, 12:35
- Re: Pointers to functions, Chris Dollin, 12:34
- Re: Strange Question, Kenneth Brody, 12:30
- Re: how do I tell whether the read is an English letter or a number, Default User, 12:20
- Re: define versus typedef, Kenneth Brody, 12:19
- Re: Pointers to functions, Gordon Burditt, 12:03
- Re: Pointers to functions, Eric Sosman, 11:57
- Re: Pointers to functions, Kenneth Brody, 11:57
- Re: define versus typedef, Eric Sosman, 11:37
- Re: Strange Question, Jordan Abel, 11:30
- Re: Pointers to functions, osmium, 11:18
- Re: Pointers to functions, Robert Latest, 11:11
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, osmium, 11:06
- Re: (boolean_expression) ? statement;, Duncan Muirhead, 10:58
- Re: Pointers to functions, Allan M. Bruce, 10:54
- Re: Pointers to functions, Suman, 10:54
- Re: Pointers to functions, Vladimir Oka, 10:53
- Re: Source Code for memcpy(), Suman, 10:53
- Re: Pointers to functions, Lew Pitcher, 10:51
- Re: help in C/C++ to read .DOC & PDF files, osmium, 10:32
- Re: Source Code for memcpy(), Tim Prince, 10:13
- Re: help in C/C++ to read .DOC & PDF files, Richard Heathfield, 10:11
- Re: define versus typedef, Kenneth Brody, 10:06
- Re: define versus typedef, Neroku, 10:05
- Re: Source Code for memcpy(), Richard Heathfield, 10:03
- Re: game design, Andrew Poelstra, 10:01
- Re: define versus typedef, Chris Dollin, 09:48
- Re: "long double" and "printf", Richard Bos, 09:38
- Re: Not reading in what was written out..., dpu2005, 09:38
- Re: r- r-value vs l-value?, Chris Smith, 09:34
- Re: game design, Richard Bos, 09:32
- Re: define versus typedef, Mark Odell, 09:13
- Re: define versus typedef, Vladimir Oka, 08:45
- Re: How to decide whether it is an English letter or a number?, Dale, 08:18
- Re: Source Code for memcpy(), Suman, 07:43
- Re: assigiment problem, natman, 07:11
- Re: assigiment problem, Vladimir Oka, 07:08
- assigiment problem, natman, 06:43
- Re: Three #include guards, which will never break?, lovecreatesbeauty, 06:09
- Re: Source Code for memcpy(), Chris Dollin, 06:09
- Re: Source Code for memcpy(), Vladimir Oka, 06:05
- Re: Source Code for memcpy(), Naresh, 06:02
- Source Code for memcpy(), smnoff, 05:58
- Re: (boolean_expression) ? statement;, Vladimir Oka, 05:21
- Re: (boolean_expression) ? statement;, Chris Dollin, 05:05
- Re: conditional operator again, Chris Dollin, 05:02
- Re: (boolean_expression) ? statement;, Vladimir Oka, 05:00
- Re: r- r-value vs l-value?, SuperKoko, 04:49
- Re: (boolean_expression) ? statement;, Chris Dollin, 04:45
- Re: Three #include guards, which will never break?, Chris Dollin, 04:30
- Re: stdint.h vs. stdio.h, SM Ryan, 04:17
- Re: stdint.h vs. stdio.h, SM Ryan, 04:13
- Re: Strange Question, CBFalconer, 03:59
- Re: conditional operator again, junky_fellow@xxxxxxxxxxx, 03:46
- Re: Any references on pattern matching?, Flash Gordon, 03:39
- Re: Strange Question, Richard Bos, 03:36
- Re: conditional operator again, Markus Moll, 03:20
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, CBFalconer, 03:11
- Re: Strange Question, Flash Gordon, 03:11
- conditional operator again, junky_fellow@xxxxxxxxxxx, 03:06
- Re: How to get total heap size of a process, Richard Bos, 02:54
- Re: Strange Question, CBFalconer, 02:53
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, Nick Keighley, 02:45
- Re: How to get total heap size of a process, CBFalconer, 02:41
- Any references on pattern matching?, Anunay, 02:38
- Re: How to get total heap size of a process, Suman, 02:11
- Re: stdint.h vs. stdio.h, Harald van Dijk, 01:56
- stdint.h vs. stdio.h, copx, 01:34
- Re: nested conditional operator, Thad Smith, 01:23
- Re: How to get total heap size of a process, Andrew Poelstra, 01:03
- Re: How to get total heap size of a process, Malcolm, 00:54
- Re: Strange Question, Malcolm, 00:48
- Re: NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, Malcolm, 00:44
- Re: How do I make my own custom C compiler?, Keith Thompson, 00:43
- Re: How do I make my own custom C compiler?, Malcolm, 00:38
- Re: How do I make my own custom C compiler?, Allan Adler, 00:22
- NEED HELP WITH A PROGRAM....ANYONE PLEASE HELP!, genestarwing, 00:16
June 07, 2006
- How do I make my own custom C compiler?, smnoff, 23:49
- Re: r- r-value vs l-value?, Keith Thompson, 22:18
- Re: printf("%s\n", __FILE__); /* why SIGSEGV? */, Dave Thompson, 22:12
- Re: Bit fiddling, Dave Thompson, 22:12
- Re: x=(x=5,11), Dave Thompson, 22:11
- Re: Trapping bits and the like..., Dave Thompson, 22:11
- Re: SYNTAX AND SEMANTICS, Dave Thompson, 22:11
- Re: Curses for win32 with VT100/ANSI support, Dave Thompson, 22:11
- Re: How to create a format string used by eg sscanf, Dave Thompson, 22:11
- Re: string->int, Nelu, 21:48
- Re: r- r-value vs l-value?, Chris Smith, 21:16
- Re: Strange Question, Andrew Poelstra, 21:07
- Re: Strange Question, Andrew Poelstra, 21:06
- Re: how do I tell whether the read is an English letter or a number, CBFalconer, 20:51
- Re: How to decide whether it is an English letter or a number?, Old Wolf, 20:29
- Re: nested conditional operator, Old Wolf, 20:27
- Re: Strange Question, REH, 20:23
- Re: (boolean_expression) ? statement;, Ben Pfaff, 20:21
- Re: #define p, Keith Thompson, 20:16
- Re: #define p, Keith Thompson, 20:12
- Re: Strange Question, spibou, 20:08
- Re: #define p, jjf, 20:04
- Re: how do I tell whether the read is an English letter or a number, spibou, 20:00
- Re: How to decide whether it is an English letter or a number?, Fred Kleinschmidt, 19:54
- Re: Not reading in what was written out..., Fred Kleinschmidt, 19:53
- Re: #define p, Frank Silvermann, 19:46
- Re: Strange Question, Peter Nilsson, 19:38
- Re: how do I tell whether the read is an English letter or a number, pete, 19:29
- Re: #define p, Keith Thompson, 19:24
- Re: how do I tell whether the read is an English letter or a number, spibou, 19:16
- Re: r- r-value vs l-value?, pete, 19:15
- Re: Strange Question, Giannis Papadopoulos, 19:13
- Re: r- r-value vs l-value?, Keith Thompson, 19:10
- Re: how do I tell whether the read is an English letter or a number, pete, 19:04
- Re: Strange Question, Keith Thompson, 19:02
- Re: Not reading in what was written out..., Peter Nilsson, 19:00
- Re: how do I tell whether the read is an English letter or a number, spibou, 18:55
- Re: r- r-value vs l-value?, Joe Wright, 18:46
- Re: How to decide whether it is an English letter or a number?, Dale, 18:42
- #define p, Frank Silvermann, 18:40
- Re: how do I tell whether the read is an English letter or a number, pete, 18:36
- Re: Strange Question, spibou, 18:34
- Re: nested conditional operator, pete, 18:29
- Re: Strange Question, spibou, 18:23
- Not reading in what was written out..., joshuawilsonster, 18:15
- Re: Strange Question, Mark McIntyre, 18:14
- Re: how do I tell whether the read is an English letter or a number, spibou, 18:12
- Re: To use global variables or no????, Gordon Burditt, 18:07
- Re: Yet another pointer issue!!, John Bode, 17:59
- Re: how do I tell whether the read is an English letter or a number, Ian Collins, 17:58
- Re: how do I tell whether the read is an English letter or a number, spibou, 17:57
- How to decide whether it is an English letter or a number?, QQ, 17:57
- Re: how do I tell whether the read is an English letter or a number, Dann Corbit, 17:56
- Re: Strange Question, Chris Torek, 17:54
- Re: To use global variables or no????, Dann Corbit, 17:51
- Re: Strange Question, spibou, 17:51
- how do I tell whether the read is an English letter or a number, QQ, 17:49
- Re: Strange Question, CBFalconer, 17:35
- Re: (boolean_expression) ? statement;, Chris Torek, 17:32
- Re: r- r-value vs l-value?, SuperKoko, 17:30
- Re: Strange Question, Eric Sosman, 17:29
- Re: Strange Question, Flash Gordon, 17:29
- Re: Strange Question, spibou, 17:22
- Re: portability problem, copx, 17:13
- Re: Strange Question, kyle york, 17:08
- Re: How to get total heap size of a process, jacob navia, 17:07
- Re: Strange Question, spibou, 17:00
- Re: Strange Question, spibou, 16:49
- Re: (boolean_expression) ? statement;, Neroku, 16:48
- Re: Strange Question, Keith Thompson, 16:45
- Re: Strange Question, bcaller, 16:39
- Re: Validating user input?, octangle, 16:30
- Re: (boolean_expression) ? statement;, Ben Pfaff, 16:28
- Re: Validating user input?, octangle, 16:17
- Re: Three #include guards, which will never break?, Roberto Waltman, 15:42
- Re: string->int, Nelu, 15:39
- Re: Strange Question, Richard Tobin, 15:36
- Re: Searching the MSDN Win API, Flash Gordon, 15:28
- Re: Three #include guards, which will never break?, Walter Roberson, 15:26
- Re: How to get total heap size of a process, Flash Gordon, 15:22
- Re: Three #include guards, which will never break?, Ben Pfaff, 15:08
- Searching the MSDN Win API, JamesR, 14:59
- Re: Strange Question, Richard Heathfield, 14:45
- Re: (boolean_expression) ? statement;, Keith Thompson, 14:42
- Re: (boolean_expression) ? statement;, Keith Thompson, 14:35
- Re: How to get total heap size of a process, Keith Thompson, 14:26
- Re: How to get total heap size of a process, jacob navia, 14:24
- Re: Problem about type promotion and equality operator., Keith Thompson, 14:21
- Strange Question, REH, 14:15
- Re: Three #include guards, which will never break?, Michael Mair, 13:33
- Re: Three #include guards, which will never break?, Richard Tobin, 12:55
- Re: Three #include guards, which will never break?, Roberto Waltman, 12:52
- Re: Three #include guards, which will never break?, Walter Roberson, 12:45
- Re: Three #include guards, which will never break?, Al Balmer, 12:19
- Re: nested conditional operator, Kenneth Brody, 11:10
- Re: Three #include guards, which will never break?, Chris Dollin, 11:01
- Re: (boolean_expression) ? statement;, Chris Dollin, 10:59
- Re: string->int, Richard Heathfield, 10:53
- Re: covert time from date Hour min sec format to epoch time i.e time since 1 jan 1970 in C, Richard Heathfield, 10:51
- Re: Three #include guards, which will never break?, Walter Roberson, 10:46
- Re: Is this valid C?, Fred Kleinschmidt, 10:39
- Re: nested conditional operator, Fred Kleinschmidt, 10:26
- Re: nested conditional operator, CBFalconer, 10:19
- Re: [OT] Re: malloc() implementation, Richard Bos, 10:17
- Re: How to get total heap size of a process, CBFalconer, 10:10
- Re: nested conditional operator, junky_fellow@xxxxxxxxxxx, 10:04
- Re: Three #include guards, which will never break?, Andrew Poelstra, 09:46
- Re: nested conditional operator, Andrew Poelstra, 09:43
- Re: Is this valid C?, andrew queisser, 09:31
- Re: (boolean_expression) ? statement;, mdler, 09:30
- Re: nested conditional operator, Christopher Benson-Manica, 09:15
- Re: string->int, Nelu, 09:12
- Re: (boolean_expression) ? statement;, Vladimir Oka, 08:54
- Re: (boolean_expression) ? statement;, Graham J Lee, 08:47
- Re: (boolean_expression) ? statement;, Chris Dollin, 08:40
- Re: nested conditional operator, pete, 08:36
- Re: nested conditional operator, Chris Dollin, 08:33
- Re: Use of bitwise operator for signed number, pete, 08:30
- Re: (boolean_expression) ? statement;, Vladimir Oka, 08:25
- Re: (boolean_expression) ? statement;, Vladimir Oka, 08:14
- Re: (boolean_expression) ? statement;, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 08:11
- Re: (boolean_expression) ? statement;, Flash Gordon, 08:01
- Re: (boolean_expression) ? statement;, Vladimir Oka, 07:46
- Re: Use of bitwise operator for signed number, Flash Gordon, 07:39
- Re: (boolean_expression) ? statement;, Marc Boyer, 07:37
- Re: covert time from date Hour min sec format to epoch time i.e time since 1 jan 1970 in C, Summu82, 07:36
- (boolean_expression) ? statement;, v4vijayakumar, 07:33
- nested conditional operator, junky_fellow@xxxxxxxxxxx, 07:18
- Re: Use of bitwise operator for signed number, Vladimir Oka, 06:44
- Re: Use of bitwise operator for signed number, Chris Dollin, 06:41
- Re: Use of bitwise operator for signed number, Sriram Rajagopalan, 06:33
- Re: How to get total heap size of a process, Ian Collins, 06:30
- How to get total heap size of a process, ganesh.kundapur@xxxxxxxxx, 06:26
- Re: portability problem, Richard Bos, 06:14
- Re: To use global variables or no????, Richard Bos, 06:11
- Re: Use of bitwise operator for signed number, CBFalconer, 05:57
- Re: portability problem, Flash Gordon, 05:52
- Re: Problem about type promotion and equality operator., CBFalconer, 05:45
- Re: Need experts suggestion, Dietmar Schindler, 05:36
- Re: portability problem, Vladimir Oka, 04:47
- Use of bitwise operator for signed number, arunaling, 04:43
- Re: Converting negative integer to octal/hexadecimal, Vladimir Oka, 04:41
- portability problem, copx, 04:38
- Re: To use global variables or no????, Gordon Burditt, 04:35
- Three #include guards, which will never break?, lovecreatesbeauty, 04:13
- Re: To use global variables or no????, Dann Corbit, 03:06
- Re: To use global variables or no????, Richard Bos, 02:53
- Re: To use global variables or no????, Gordon Burditt, 02:25
- Re: To use global variables or no????, av, 01:22
- Re: strstr and const problem, av, 01:22
- Re: Converting negative integer to octal/hexadecimal, Old Wolf, 00:31
- Re: help with a funcition-please, Simon Biber, 00:03
June 06, 2006
- Re: a variable use of variables is what i'm after i think, Keith Thompson, 23:42
- Re: Problem about type promotion and equality operator., Keith Thompson, 23:34
- Re: Can u tell me the explanation reg this problem, Keith Thompson, 23:33
- Re: Can u tell me the explanation reg this problem, Mike S, 22:38
- Re: r- r-value vs l-value?, Old Wolf, 22:21
- Re: help with a funcition-please, Walter Roberson, 22:14
- Re: r- r-value vs l-value?, Keith Thompson, 21:35
- Re: Yet another pointer issue!!, jjf, 21:25
- Re: To use global variables or no????, Keith Thompson, 20:51
- Re: a variable use of variables is what i'm after i think, ben, 20:50
- Re: To use global variables or no????, John Devereux, 18:50
- Re: Testing for EOF in file with binary data, Flash Gordon, 18:32
- Re: Testing for EOF in file with binary data, Flash Gordon, 18:31
- Re: Testing for EOF in file with binary data, Flash Gordon, 18:31
- Re: To use global variables or no????, Richard Heathfield, 18:24
- Re: help with a funcition-please, Simon Biber, 18:22
- Re: Yet another pointer issue!!, tedu, 18:21
- Re: Yet another pointer issue!!, CBFalconer, 18:18
- Re: Struct assignment, historical question, lawrence . jones, 18:15
- Yet another pointer issue!!, EoindeBarra, 18:02
- Re: To use global variables or no????, CBFalconer, 18:02
- Re: Struct assignment, historical question, SuperKoko, 18:01
- Re: To use global variables or no????, Dann Corbit, 17:47
- Re: Validating user input?, spibou, 17:31
- Re: To use global variables or no????, Eric Sosman, 17:30
- Re: Validating user input?, Dann Corbit, 17:12
- Re: string->int, Jordan Abel, 17:02
- Re: To use global variables or no????, Dann Corbit, 17:02
- Re: Validating user input?, chuck, 16:56
- Re: Validating user input?, octangle, 16:42
- Re: To use global variables or no????, Eric Sosman, 16:39
- Re: Validating user input?, chuck, 16:26
- Re: "long double" and "printf", jacob navia, 16:21
- Re: Validating user input?, Dann Corbit, 15:42
- Re: Validating user input?, chuck, 15:42
- Re: To use global variables or no????, Dann Corbit, 15:38
- Validating user input?, chuck, 15:25
- Re: Can u tell me the explanation reg this problem, Chris Torek, 15:21
- Re: Converting negative integer to octal/hexadecimal, CBFalconer, 15:18
- Re: Problem about type promotion and equality operator., CBFalconer, 15:16
- Re: To use global variables or no????, CBFalconer, 14:54
- Re: strstr and const problem, smnoff, 14:46
- Re: To use global variables or no????, Al Balmer, 14:29
- Re: Testing for EOF in file with binary data, Jordan Abel, 14:23
- Re: Testing for EOF in file with binary data, Keith Thompson, 14:23
- Re: Converting negative integer to octal/hexadecimal, Martin Ambuhl, 14:01
- Re: To use global variables or no????, John Devereux, 14:01
- Re: Is this valid C?, Eric Sosman, 13:44
- Re: ISO C 90 standard, Dann Corbit, 13:41
- Re: "long double" and "printf", Dann Corbit, 13:39
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Richard Tobin, 13:38
- Is this valid C?, andrew queisser, 13:24
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Walter Roberson, 13:21
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Richard Tobin, 12:39
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Richard Tobin, 12:38
- Re: r- r-value vs l-value?, SuperKoko, 12:29
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Walter Roberson, 12:22
- Re: "long double" and "printf", Tim Prince, 12:22
- Re: Can u tell me the explanation reg this problem, Walter Roberson, 12:16
- Re: strstr and const problem, Robert Harris, 12:14
- Re: strstr and const problem, Richard Heathfield, 12:11
- strstr and const problem, smnoff, 11:54
- Re: Problem about type promotion and equality operator., KOFKS, 11:26
- Re: "long double" and "printf", Flash Gordon, 11:20
- Re: Converting negative integer to octal/hexadecimal, Eric Sosman, 10:49
- Re: Converting negative integer to octal/hexadecimal, Vladimir Oka, 10:36
- Re: "long double" and "printf", Zero, 10:26
- Re: Struct assignment, historical question, Suman, 10:23
- Re: "long double" and "printf", Zero, 10:21
- Re: "long double" and "printf", Zero, 10:21
- Re: Converting negative integer to octal/hexadecimal, Eric Sosman, 10:20
- Re: "long double" and "printf", Dik T. Winter, 10:10
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Andrew Poelstra, 10:07
- Re: "long double" and "printf", Richard Bos, 10:01
- Re: "long double" and "printf", Zero, 09:59
- Re: Converting negative integer to octal/hexadecimal, osmium, 09:58
- Re: "long double" and "printf", pete, 09:47
- "long double" and "printf", Zero, 09:26
- Re: Converting negative integer to octal/hexadecimal, Vladimir Oka, 09:15
- Re: Converting negative integer to octal/hexadecimal, bert, 09:12
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Richard Tobin, 09:09
- Converting negative integer to octal/hexadecimal, jaks . maths, 08:59
- Re: covert time from date Hour min sec format to epoch time i.e time since 1 jan 1970 in C, Richard Heathfield, 08:52
- Re: Semi-defined Function arguments???, Ben, 08:24
- Re: A simple question - how to convert from UTF8 to wide char (wchar_t) on linux, uday . sen, 08:07
- Re: Simplicity has a future, CBFalconer, 08:03
- Re: Semi-defined Function arguments???, Vladimir Oka, 07:49
- Semi-defined Function arguments???, Ben, 07:31
- Re: Struct assignment, historical question, William J. Leary Jr., 07:30
- Re: A simple question - how to convert from UTF8 to wide char (wchar_t) on linux, ithink, 07:25
- Re: A simple question - how to convert from UTF8 to wide char (wchar_t) on linux, ithink, 07:23
- Re: covert time from date Hour min sec format to epoch time i.e time since 1 jan 1970 in C, Summu82, 07:14
- Re: A simple question - how to convert from UTF8 to wide char (wchar_t) on linux, Robert Harris, 07:03
- Re: Problem about type promotion and equality operator., Flash Gordon, 06:36
- Re: Problem about type promotion and equality operator., KOFKS, 06:32
- A simple question - how to convert from UTF8 to wide char (wchar_t) on linux, uday . sen, 06:22
- Re: Problem about type promotion and equality operator., Marc Boyer, 06:19
- Re: covert time from date Hour min sec format to epoch time i.e time since 1 jan 1970 in C, Richard Heathfield, 06:10
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Richard Tobin, 06:02
- Re: To use global variables or no????, Richard Heathfield, 05:57
- Problem about type promotion and equality operator., KOFKS, 05:52
- Problem about type promotion and equality operator., KOFKS, 05:52
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Richard Heathfield, 05:51
- Re: Need experts suggestion, Richard Bos, 05:11
- Re: preprocessor problem, Suman, 05:06
- covert time from date Hour min sec format to epoch time i.e time since 1 jan 1970 in C, Summu82, 04:47
- Re: Can u tell me the explanation reg this problem, Thad Smith, 04:37
- Re: ISO C 90 standard, Keith Thompson, 04:24
- Re: To use global variables or no????, Keith Thompson, 04:20
- Re: preprocessor problem, onkar, 04:20
- Re: Need experts suggestion, Harald van Dijk, 04:14
- Re: incompatible types in assignment, Keith Thompson, 04:11
- Re: preprocessor problem, Harald van Dijk, 04:02
- Re: To use global variables or no????, Dann Corbit, 03:51
- Re: incompatible types in assignment, Suman, 03:49
- preprocessor problem, onkar, 03:43
- Re: To use global variables or no????, jaysome, 03:40
- Re: Simplicity has a future, James Dow Allen, 03:06
- Re: To use global variables or no????, Dann Corbit, 03:04
- Re: ISO C 90 standard, Dann Corbit, 02:58
- Re: ISO C 90 standard, Richard Bos, 02:52
- Re: C Style Strings, Richard Bos, 02:45
- Re: malloc() implementation, Richard Bos, 02:39
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Richard Bos, 02:27
- Re: Need experts suggestion, Richard Bos, 02:26
- Re: incompatible types in assignment, pete, 01:59
- Re: Struct assignment, historical question, Suman, 00:33
- Re: Struct assignment, historical question, Jack Klein, 00:31
- Re: To use global variables or no????, Jack Klein, 00:11
- Re: incompatible types in assignment, Jack Klein, 00:07
June 05, 2006
- Re: name of running code, Andrew Poelstra, 23:57
- Re: help with a funcition-please, Andrew Poelstra, 23:52
- Struct assignment, historical question, William J. Leary Jr., 23:18
- Re: name of running code, Eric Sosman, 22:15
- Re: MYSQL question, SM Ryan, 21:50
- Re: name of running code, Nelu, 21:49
- Re: name of running code, Default User, 21:42
- Re: name of running code, Nelu, 21:41
- Re: name of running code, CBFalconer, 21:23
- Re: Simplicity has a future, CBFalconer, 21:12
- Re: MYSQL question, Nelu, 21:04
- Re: Masks: Why?, Nelu, 20:59
- Re: name of running code, spibou, 20:53
- Re: MYSQL question, Simon Biber, 20:44
- Re: help with a funcition-please, Simon Biber, 20:39
- Re: Arithmetic problem, Kevin D . Quitt, 20:36
- Re: name of running code, Dik T. Winter, 20:36
- Re: name of running code, Andrew Poelstra, 20:11
- Re: name of running code, Andrew Poelstra, 20:08
- Re: name of running code, Andrew Poelstra, 20:05
- Re: help with a funcition-please, Andrew Poelstra, 20:01
- Re: help with a funcition-please, Andrew Poelstra, 19:52
- Re: incompatible types in assignment, Keith Thompson, 19:47
- Re: help with a funcition-please, Keith Thompson, 19:30
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Richard Tobin, 19:26
- Re: name of running code, Walter Roberson, 19:24
- Re: name of running code, spibou, 19:23
- Re: Can u tell me the explanation reg this problem, spibou, 19:16
- Re: Forcing a keyword to be treated as function, spibou, 18:58
- Re: help with a funcition-please, natman, 18:52
- Re: help with a funcition-please, natman, 18:48
- Re: incompatible types in assignment, William J. Leary Jr., 18:46
- Re: name of running code, Andrew Poelstra, 18:43
- Re: Need experts suggestion, Flash Gordon, 18:43
- name of running code, Albretch Mueller, 18:43
- Re: help with a funcition-please, Andrew Poelstra, 18:41
- Re: Feature Article in Better Software Magazine, Ian Collins, 18:38
- Re: name of running code, Ian Collins, 18:33
- Re: Global Variables, Keith Thompson, 18:33
- Re: Feature Article in Better Software Magazine, jacob navia, 18:31
- Re: Can u tell me the explanation reg this problem, Keith Thompson, 18:29
- Re: To use global variables or no????, Andrew Poelstra, 18:27
- Re: Forcing a keyword to be treated as function, Keith Thompson, 18:26
- help with a funcition-please, natman, 18:22
- Re: To use global variables or no????, Olivier Galibert, 18:20
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Richard Heathfield, 18:16
- Re: To use global variables or no????, Richard Heathfield, 18:14
- Re: To use global variables or no????, Andrew Poelstra, 17:55
- Re: game design, Andrew Poelstra, 17:47
- Re: C Style Strings, Andrew Poelstra, 17:43
- Re: Can u tell me the explanation reg this problem, CBFalconer, 17:35
- Re: incompatible types in assignment, CBFalconer, 17:28
- Re: Global Variables, Ian Collins, 17:25
- Global Variables, noridotjabi@xxxxxxxxx, 17:22
- Re: Simplicity has a future, CBFalconer, 17:22
- Re: incompatible pointer type warning ?, Ian Collins, 17:17
- Re: Forcing a keyword to be treated as function, Eric Sosman, 17:16
- Re: Feature Article in Better Software Magazine, Eric Sosman, 17:10
- Re: Forcing a keyword to be treated as function, spibou, 17:09
- Re: Can u tell me the explanation reg this problem, Eric Sosman, 17:06
- Re: ihi = y[1]>y[2] ? (inhi=2,1) : (inhi=1,2);, John F, 17:02
- Re: Forcing a keyword to be treated as function, Michael Mair, 16:59
- Re: Can u tell me the explanation reg this problem, Ico, 16:50
- Re: help in C/C++ to read .DOC & PDF files, Malcolm, 16:48
- Re: ihi = y[1]>y[2] ? (inhi=2,1) : (inhi=1,2);, spasmous, 16:46
- Re: To use global variables or no????, Malcolm, 16:44
- Re: r- r-value vs l-value?, Chris Smith, 16:41
- Re: game design, jaso, 16:40
- Re: To use global variables or no????, Dann Corbit, 16:39
- Re: ihi = y[1]>y[2] ? (inhi=2,1) : (inhi=1,2);, spibou, 16:39
- Re: MYSQL question, Dann Corbit, 16:38
- ihi = y[1]>y[2] ? (inhi=2,1) : (inhi=1,2);, spasmous, 16:31
- MYSQL question, paytam, 16:29
- Re: a variable use of variables is what i'm after i think, Malcolm, 16:27
- Re: Masks: Why?, spibou, 16:27
- Re: r- r-value vs l-value?, John Bode, 16:23
- Re: Can u tell me the explanation reg this problem, spibou, 16:17
- Re: r- r-value vs l-value?, Keith Thompson, 16:14
- Re: r- r-value vs l-value?, muttaa, 16:12
- Re: Feature Article in Better Software Magazine, Malcolm, 16:06
- Forcing a keyword to be treated as function, spibou, 16:05
- Re: game design, Malcolm, 16:00
- Re: Need experts suggestion, Harald van Dijk, 15:56
- Re: Can u tell me the explanation reg this problem, Andrew Poelstra, 15:50
- Re: To use global variables or no????, Andrew Poelstra, 15:47
- Re: Can u tell me the explanation reg this problem, Keith Thompson, 15:46
- Re: To use global variables or no????, John Bode, 15:42
- Re: pointer problem, Keith Thompson, 15:40
- Re: r- r-value vs l-value?, Chris Smith, 15:39
- Re: Need experts suggestion, Keith Thompson, 15:32
- Re: r- r-value vs l-value?, Keith Thompson, 15:28
- Re: incompatible pointer type warning ?, Keith Thompson, 15:17
- Re: r- r-value vs l-value?, John Bode, 15:12
- Re: pointer problem, Fred Kleinschmidt, 15:03
- Re: Arithmetic problem, Dann Corbit, 14:49
- Re: Can u tell me the explanation reg this problem, Eric Sosman, 14:31
- Re: Can u tell me the explanation reg this problem, Andrew Poelstra, 14:26
- Re: Can u tell me the explanation reg this problem, Mike S, 14:25
- tmpfile and freopen, joshuawilsonster, 14:15
- Feature Article in Better Software Magazine, loulou384@xxxxxxxxx, 14:11
- Re: Can u tell me the explanation reg this problem, Gordon Burditt, 14:05
- Can u tell me the explanation reg this problem, Sree, 13:44
- Can u tell me the explanation reg this problem, Sree, 13:43
- Re: Whats wrong, Olivier Galibert, 13:04
- Re: Whats wrong, Richard Tobin, 12:59
- Re: incompatible types in assignment, whyglinux, 12:53
- Re: Need experts suggestion, Richard Tobin, 12:44
- Re: Masks: Why?, Roberto Waltman, 12:32
- Re: Masks: Why?, John Devereux, 12:15
- Re: To use global variables or no????, Richard Heathfield, 12:02
- Re: incompatible types in assignment, whyglinux, 12:00
- Re: incompatible types in assignment, whyglinux, 11:52
- Re: r- r-value vs l-value?, whyglinux, 11:28
- Re: To use global variables or no????, Fred Kleinschmidt, 11:22
- Re: Arithmetic problem, Nelu, 11:18
- Re: Masks: Why?, Fred Kleinschmidt, 11:11
- Re: Masks: Why?, Erik Wikström, 11:04
- Re: pointer problem, Vladimir Oka, 10:59
- Re: string->int, Nelu, 10:59
- Re: Whats wrong, Michael Mair, 10:57
- Re: Whats wrong, Vladimir Oka, 10:56
- Re: incompatible types in assignment, Nelu, 10:55
- pointer problem, Lalatendu Das, 10:52
- Re: r- r-value vs l-value?, Erik Wikström, 10:50
- Whats wrong, Wally, 10:44
- Re: Arithmetic problem, Andrew Poelstra, 10:42
- Re: Masks: Why?, Chris Dollin, 10:41
- Re: incompatible pointer type warning ?, CBFalconer, 10:15
- Re: incompatible types in assignment, CBFalconer, 10:08
- Re: Masks: Why?, Vladimir Oka, 10:05
- Re: To use global variables or no????, Vladimir Oka, 09:57
- Re: Program In C, Chris Dollin, 09:50
- To use global variables or no????, eoindeb, 09:44
- Re: Arithmetic problem, CBFalconer, 09:36
- Re: string->int, CBFalconer, 09:23
- Re: incompatible pointer type warning ?, SuperKoko, 09:16
- Re: incompatible pointer type warning ?, whyglinux, 09:02
- Re: Need experts suggestion, Mark F. Haigh, 08:57
- Re: Need experts suggestion, Mark F. Haigh, 08:45
- Re: Need experts suggestion, Eric Sosman, 08:44
- Re: Program In C, noridotjabi@xxxxxxxxx, 08:40
- Re: ISO C 90 standard, Mark F. Haigh, 08:38
- Masks: Why?, noridotjabi@xxxxxxxxx, 08:36
- Re: Need experts suggestion, Harald van Dijk, 08:11
- Re: Need experts suggestion, Mark F. Haigh, 07:44
- Re: Need experts suggestion, Jordan Abel, 07:25
- Re: r- r-value vs l-value?, onkar, 07:08
- Re: Arithmetic problem, jaysome, 06:34
- Re: incompatible pointer type warning ?, pete, 06:04
- Re: incompatible pointer type warning ?, Ratan, 05:59
- Re: incompatible pointer type warning ?, Ian Collins, 05:59
- incompatible pointer type warning ?, Michael, 05:47
- Re: ISO C 90 standard, Scott W, 05:30
- Re: incompatible types in assignment, Haider, 05:26
- Re: string->int, Keith Thompson, 05:05
- Re: r- r-value vs l-value?, Erik Wikström, 04:59
- Re: string->int, ais523, 04:55
- Re: r- r-value vs l-value?, Keith Thompson, 04:44
- Re: incompatible types in assignment, maurice . gray, 03:53
- Re: incompatible types in assignment, maurice . gray, 03:30
- Re: incompatible types in assignment, Richard Heathfield, 03:15
- incompatible types in assignment, v4vijayakumar, 03:09
June 04, 2006
- Re: char math?, mdh, 23:36
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Malcolm, 17:31
- Re: C Style Strings, Malcolm, 17:22
- Re: game design, Andrew Poelstra, 16:09
- Re: a variable use of variables is what i'm after i think, Chris Torek, 15:39
- Re: a variable use of variables is what i'm after i think, ben, 15:35
- Re: replace bitfields with shifts and masks, Chris Torek, 15:12
- Re: Need experts suggestion, Al Balmer, 15:10
- Re: how do i read odd numbered lines from a file, Simon Biber, 12:50
- Re: a variable use of variables is what i'm after i think, aegis, 11:34
- Re: Type definiton with structurs probem and fgets, Joe Wright, 10:48
- Re: how do i read odd numbered lines from a file, santosh, 10:46
- Re: help in C/C++ to read .DOC & PDF files, ben, 10:19
- a variable use of variables is what i'm after i think, ben, 10:09
- Re: please help with mysterious error...., Kevin Bagust, 10:03
- Re: help in C/C++ to read .DOC & PDF files, osmium, 10:02
- Re: how do i read odd numbered lines from a file, Roberto Waltman, 09:42
- Re: how do i read odd numbered lines from a file, Richard Heathfield, 09:32
- Re: C Style Strings, Richard Heathfield, 09:27
- Re: replace bitfields with shifts and masks, Dave, 09:03
- Re: Program In C, Eric Sosman, 08:59
- Re: Program In C, Erik Wikström, 08:55
- Program In C, sunny, 08:41
- Re: ctype.h - macros or functions?, Eric Sosman, 08:28
- Re: how do i read odd numbered lines from a file, Martin Jørgensen, 08:10
- Re: ctype.h - macros or functions?, Tim Prince, 08:08
- Re: ctype.h - macros or functions?, CBFalconer, 07:59
- Re: Simplicity has a future, CBFalconer, 07:43
- Re: Need experts suggestion, CBFalconer, 07:38
- how do i read odd numbered lines from a file, rudranee, 07:11
- how do i read odd numbered lines from a file, rudranee, 07:11
- ctype.h - macros or functions?, Michael Brennan, 07:02
- Re: Arithmetic problem, Richard Tobin, 06:35
- Re: help in C/C++ to read .DOC & PDF files, Ian Collins, 06:25
- Re: Arithmetic problem, ken, 06:25
- help in C/C++ to read .DOC & PDF files, steve, 06:21
- Re: game design, jaso, 06:18
- Re: C Style Strings, kwikius, 05:53
- Re: [OT] Re: malloc() implementation, Dave, 05:26
- Re: Converting long int to hex with printf in TC 3.0, pranab . salian, 04:30
- Re: Converting long int to hex with printf in TC 3.0, Robert Harris, 04:00
- Re: Arithmetic problem, Schizoid Man, 03:26
- Re: Converting long int to hex with printf in TC 3.0, Robert Gamble, 02:59
- Re: replace bitfields with shifts and masks, Walter Roberson, 02:25
- Re: Arithmetic problem, Robert Gamble, 02:23
- Re: Need experts suggestion, Al Balmer, 02:20
- Re: how to parse an executable in C and find out if there is any return(RET in assembly) or not, Walter Roberson, 02:05
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Walter Roberson, 01:54
- Re: Arithmetic problem, Schizoid Man, 01:50
- Converting long int to hex with printf in TC 3.0, pranab . salian, 01:21
- Re: please help with mysterious error...., Keith Thompson, 00:52
- Re: Arithmetic problem, CBFalconer, 00:15
- Re: Arithmetic problem, CBFalconer, 00:05
June 03, 2006
- Re: Arithmetic problem, Martin Ambuhl, 22:07
- Re: Arithmetic problem, Schizoid Man, 22:02
- Re: Arithmetic problem, Richard Heathfield, 21:54
- Re: Arithmetic problem, Schizoid Man, 21:33
- Re: Arithmetic problem, Coos Haak, 21:19
- Re: Arithmetic problem, Schizoid Man, 21:18
- Re: Arithmetic problem, Robert Gamble, 21:14
- Re: Arithmetic problem, Schizoid Man, 21:01
- Re: malloc() implementation, Jordan Abel, 20:48
- Re: please help with mysterious error...., Martin Jørgensen, 20:40
- replace bitfields with shifts and masks, Dave, 20:32
- Re: Arithmetic problem, Xicheng Jia, 20:29
- Re: please help with mysterious error...., Martin Jørgensen, 20:27
- Re: please help with mysterious error...., Martin Jørgensen, 20:24
- Re: Arithmetic problem, Richard Tobin, 20:19
- Re: Arithmetic problem, Schizoid Man, 19:50
- Re: malloc() implementation, Ben Pfaff, 19:49
- Re: malloc() implementation, Dik T. Winter, 19:43
- Re: Arithmetic problem, Richard Tobin, 19:42
- Arithmetic problem, Schizoid Man, 19:24
- Re: shifts and masks, Malcolm, 19:15
- Re: [OT] Re: malloc() implementation, Richard Tobin, 18:49
- Re: checking double for Inf or NaN - how?, Keith Thompson, 18:00
- Re: checking double for Inf or NaN - how?, Richard Heathfield, 17:29
- Re: please help with mysterious error...., Richard Heathfield, 17:25
- Re: malloc() implementation, Richard Heathfield, 17:19
- Re: Type definiton with structurs probem and fgets, SuperKoko, 17:18
- Re: Need experts suggestion, Eric Sosman, 17:06
- Type definiton with structurs probem and fgets, noridotjabi@xxxxxxxxx, 16:44
- Re: Need experts suggestion, Keith Thompson, 16:43
- Re: checking double for Inf or NaN - how?, CBFalconer, 16:30
- Re: game design, Malcolm, 16:28
- Re: [OT] Re: malloc() implementation, CBFalconer, 16:25
- Re: detecting standard support, Keith Thompson, 16:17
- game design, jaso, 16:15
- Re: checking double for Inf or NaN - how?, Keith Thompson, 15:50
- Re: how to parse an executable in C and find out if there is any return(RET in assembly) or not, Keith Thompson, 15:46
- Re: Value Bits Vs Object Bits, Eric Sosman, 15:43
- Re: defines and structure instantiation, Chris Torek, 15:19
- Re: [OT] Re: malloc() implementation, pete, 14:22
- Re: forward declarations in C, Chris Torek, 14:08
- Re: checking double for Inf or NaN - how?, Jordan Abel, 13:28
- Re: Best way to set MSB, pete, 13:25
- Re: malloc() implementation, Jordan Abel, 13:25
- Re: detecting standard support, copx, 13:13
- Re: detecting standard support, Robert Gamble, 13:10
- Re: detecting standard support, copx, 13:07
- Re: Need experts suggestion, pete, 12:56
- Re: detecting standard support, Harald van Dijk, 12:52
- detecting standard support, copx, 12:28
- Re: please help with mysterious error...., Barry Schwarz, 12:15
- Re: forward declarations in C, aegis, 12:09
- Re: forward declarations in C, Barry Schwarz, 12:06
- Re: please help with mysterious error...., Martin Jørgensen, 11:21
- Netiquette (was: checking double for Inf or NaN - how), CBFalconer, 11:16
- Re: please help with mysterious error...., Martin Jørgensen, 11:07
- Re: how to parse an executable in C and find out if there is any return(RET in assembly) or not, CBFalconer, 11:05
- forward declarations in C, Till Crueger, 10:36
- Re: checking double for Inf or NaN - how?, Flash Gordon, 10:11
- Re: bibliography, W H G, 10:05
- Re: malloc() implementation, W H G, 10:01
- Re: shifts and masks, Erik Wikström, 09:28
- Re: how to parse an executable in C and find out if there is any return(RET in assembly) or not, Flash Gordon, 09:26
- was how to parse an executable in C IS depends on what you mean., David Wade, 09:16
- Re: checking double for Inf or NaN - how?, Gordon Burditt, 08:58
- Re: shifts and masks, Dave, 08:47
- Re: how to parse an executable in C and find out if there is any return(RET in assembly) or not, Gordon Burditt, 08:32
- Re: shifts and masks, Coos Haak, 08:27
- shifts and masks, Dave, 08:16
- Re: how to parse an executable in C and find out if there is any return(RET in assembly) or not, CBFalconer, 08:03
- Re: What is best searching algorithm for URL, CBFalconer, 07:49
- Re: Need experts suggestion, Malcolm, 05:22
- Re: malloc question again, Tomás, 05:18
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Malcolm, 05:11
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Malcolm, 04:43
- Re: What is best searching algorithm for URL, Malcolm, 03:59
- Re: how to parse an executable in C and find out if there is any return(RET in assembly) or not, Malcolm, 03:55
- Re: how to parse an executable in C and find out if there is any return(RET in assembly) or not, Gordon Burditt, 02:05
- Re: how to parse an executable in C and find out if there is any return(RET in assembly) or not, santosh, 02:04
- Re: Value Bits Vs Object Bits, Thad Smith, 01:29
- Re: Simplicity has a future, vario, 00:52
- Re: how to parse an executable in C and find out if there is any return(RET in assembly) or not, Walter Roberson, 00:47
June 02, 2006
- Re: malloc() implementation, Jordan Abel, 23:05
- Re: Testing for EOF in file with binary data, Flash Gordon, 22:04
- Re: Testing for EOF in file with binary data, Flash Gordon, 22:04
- Re: Testing for EOF in file with binary data, Douglas A. Gwyn, 22:04
- Re: Testing for EOF in file with binary data, Harald van Dijk, 22:03
- Re: Testing for EOF in file with binary data, Richard Heathfield, 22:03
- Re: Testing for EOF in file with binary data, Richard Bos, 22:03
- Re: Testing for EOF in file with binary data, Harald van Dijk, 22:03
- Re: Testing for EOF in file with binary data, Keith Thompson, 22:03
- OT: Re: Testing for EOF in file with binary data, jjf, 22:03
- Re: please help with mysterious error...., Barry Schwarz, 20:38
- Re: please help with mysterious error...., Richard Heathfield, 20:33
- Re: Best way to set MSB, Peter Nilsson, 20:17
- Re: please help with mysterious error...., Martin Jørgensen, 20:04
- Re: malloc() implementation, Ben Pfaff, 19:16
- Re: string->int, Keith Thompson, 19:14
- Re: malloc() implementation, Al Balmer, 18:47
- Re: malloc question again, v_temp@xxxxxxx, 18:43
- Re: string->int, Uwe Thormann, 18:20
- Re: Regarding free function, Jordan Abel, 18:19
- Re: malloc() implementation, Jordan Abel, 18:19
- Re: how to parse an executable in C and find out if there is any return(RET in assembly) or not, Keith Thompson, 17:30
- Re: Best way to set MSB, Michael Mair, 17:25
- Re: malloc question again, Michael Mair, 17:18
- Re: Best way to set MSB, Eric, 17:01
- Re: how to parse an executable in C and find out if there is any return(RET in assembly) or not, priyanka, 16:57
- Re: malloc question again, Jack, 16:47
- Re: Best way to set MSB, Eric Sosman, 16:38
- Re: Regarding free function, Stephen Sprunk, 16:07
- Re: ISO C 90 standard, Jordan Abel, 15:52
- Re: ISO C 90 standard, Dann Corbit, 15:45
- Re: Simplicity has a future, santosh, 15:34
- Re: Regarding free function, Keith Thompson, 15:33
- Re: ISO C 90 standard, Richard Heathfield, 15:33
- Re: ISO C 90 standard, filox, 15:31
- Re: string->int, spibou, 15:30
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Andrew Poelstra, 15:28
- Re: malloc() implementation, Keith Thompson, 15:21
- Re: string->int, Marcus Kwok, 15:16
- Re: string->int, grubbymaster, 15:11
- Re: string->int, wittempj@xxxxxxxxxxx, 15:11
- Re: string->int, santosh, 15:06
- Re: string->int, santosh, 15:03
- Re: Best way to set MSB, Andrew Poelstra, 14:59
- Re: ISO C 90 standard, santosh, 14:59
- Re: string->int, spibou, 14:55
- Re: ISO C 90 standard, Dann Corbit, 14:52
- Re: string->int, spibou, 14:51
- Re: string->int, santosh, 14:50
- Re: string->int, Allan M. Bruce, 14:45
- string->int, grubbymaster, 14:31
- Re: ISO C 90 standard, Giannis Papadopoulos, 14:28
- ISO C 90 standard, filox, 14:17
- Re: Question about random generator., Ben Pfaff, 14:12
- Re: malloc question again, spibou, 13:37
- Re: Question about random generator., Richard Heathfield, 13:32
- Re: Best way to set MSB, Eric Sosman, 13:21
- Re: malloc question again, Eric Sosman, 13:18
- Re: how to parse an executable in C and find out if there is any return(RET in assembly) or not, Walter Roberson, 13:14
- Re: Question about random generator., santosh, 13:12
- Re: Value Bits Vs Object Bits, Hallvard B Furuseth, 13:11
- Re: Best way to set MSB, SM Ryan, 13:05
- malloc question again, Jack, 12:54
- Re: Regarding free function, Hallvard B Furuseth, 12:44
- Re: i need a c programm to implement an expression, osmium, 12:36
- Re: Best way to set MSB, Eric Sosman, 12:12
- Re: malloc() implementation, Richard Heathfield, 11:43
- Re: Question about random generator., Richard Heathfield, 11:35
- Re: C Pointer problem, Richard Heathfield, 11:27
- Re: Best way to set MSB, Andrew Poelstra, 11:26
- Re: #include from #define macro???, Kenneth Brody, 11:13
- Re: malloc() implementation, santosh, 10:44
- Re: malloc() implementation, santosh, 10:40
- Re: malloc questions, CBFalconer, 10:33
- Re: malloc questions, Flash Gordon, 10:27
- Re: strcpy question, santosh, 10:26
- Re: i need a c programm to implement an expression, santosh, 10:20
- Re: How do I find a compiler that will compile a specific program?, Hans Bus, 10:18
- Re: Question about random generator., mdh, 09:20
- Re: i need a c programm to implement an expression, Vladimir Oka, 09:15
- i need a c programm to implement an expression, raajagopal.v, 09:05
- Re: malloc questions, Chris Dollin, 08:48
- Re: Value Bits Vs Object Bits, Eric Sosman, 08:26
- Re: malloc questions, Haider, 08:22
- Re: malloc questions, Tim Prince, 08:20
- Re: Regarding free function, Lew Pitcher, 08:19
- Re: Regarding free function, Eric Sosman, 08:14
- Re: malloc questions, Tim Prince, 08:01
- Re: malloc questions, Richard Tobin, 07:56
- Re: malloc questions, Haider, 07:46
- Re: malloc questions, Richard Bos, 07:39
- Re: malloc questions, Haider, 07:38
- Re: Regarding free function, Flash Gordon, 07:20
- Re: malloc questions, Chris Dollin, 07:14
- Re: malloc() implementation, Suman, 06:58
- Re: malloc questions, Richard Bos, 06:52
- Re: malloc() implementation, Jordan Abel, 06:42
- Re: Regarding free function, Jordan Abel, 06:36
- Re: malloc questions, Vladimir Oka, 06:36
- Re: malloc questions, Haider, 06:32
- Re: how to parse an executable in C and find out if there is any return(RET in assembly) or not, Richard Bos, 05:54
- Re: how to parse an executable in C and find out if there is any return(RET in assembly) or not, Chris Dollin, 05:30
- Re: how to parse an executable in C and find out if there is any return(RET in assembly) or not, Chris Dollin, 05:29
- Re: strcpy question, Haider, 05:15
- Re: how to parse an executable in C and find out if there is any return(RET in assembly) or not, Haider, 05:10
- Re: malloc questions, Simon Biber, 05:06
- Re: malloc() implementation, Haider, 05:03
- Re: malloc() implementation, Haider, 05:01
- Re: how to parse an executable in C and find out if there is any return(RET in assembly) or not, Flash Gordon, 04:57
- Re: problem with functions, Keith Thompson, 04:49
- Re: how to parse an executable in C and find out if there is any return(RET in assembly) or not, ritesh, 04:34
- Re: malloc() implementation, santosh, 03:59
- Re: Need experts suggestion, Dietmar Schindler, 03:51
- Re: Question about random generator., santosh, 03:51
- Re: how to parse an executable in C and find out if there is any return(RET in assembly) or not, santosh, 03:45
- Re: malloc() implementation, Flash Gordon, 03:37
- Re: Regarding free function, Flash Gordon, 03:21
- Re: how to parse an executable in C and find out if there is any return(RET in assembly) or not, Haider, 03:14
- Re: Simplicity has a future, vario, 03:09
- Re: malloc questions, Richard Bos, 03:06
- Re: malloc questions, Gordon Burditt, 03:02
- Re: Best way to set MSB, Richard Bos, 02:56
- Re: malloc() implementation, Haider, 02:55
- Re: malloc questions, Tomás, 02:40
- Re: Question about random generator., Richard Heathfield, 02:32
- Re: malloc questions, Richard Heathfield, 02:31
- Re: C Pointer problem, jacob navia, 02:27
- Re: Question about random generator., mdh, 02:16
- malloc questions, Jack, 02:13
- Value Bits Vs Object Bits, Tomás, 02:11
- Best way to set MSB, Tomás, 02:03
- Re: Simplicity has a future, santosh, 02:00
- Re: C Pointer problem, Harald van Dijk, 01:59
- Re: Question about random generator., santosh, 01:48
- Re: legality of forward declaration, Harald van Dijk, 01:46
- Re: Question about random generator., mdh, 01:28
- Re: Simplicity has a future, RSoIsCaIrLiIoA, 01:18
- Re: problem with functions, Dann Corbit, 00:45
- Re: Warning comes when using Unions, Richard Heathfield, 00:16
- Re: Question about random generator., santosh, 00:13
- Re: legality of forward declaration, Jack Klein, 00:10
June 01, 2006
- Re: how to parse an executable in C and find out if there is any return(RET in assembly) or not, santosh, 23:57
- Re: Regarding free function, Robert Gamble, 23:20
- Re: Question about random generator., mdh, 22:43
- Re: strcpy question, Tomás, 22:29
- Re: Warning comes when using Unions, Dann Corbit, 22:25
- Re: how to parse an executable in C and find out if there is any return(RET in assembly) or not, Keith Thompson, 22:14
- Re: how to parse an executable in C and find out if there is any return(RET in assembly) or not, Ian Collins, 22:13
- Re: Question about random generator., Keith Thompson, 22:02
- Re: Regarding free function, Jordan Abel, 21:58
- Re: Question about random generator., mdh, 21:47
- Re: how to parse an executable in C and find out if there is any return(RET in assembly) or not, Gordon Burditt, 21:47
- Re: Regarding free function, Robert Gamble, 21:42
- Re: Question about random generator., Keith Thompson, 21:38
- Re: What is best searching algorithm for URL, tedu, 21:35
- Question about random generator., mdh, 21:33
- Re: Regarding free function, Jordan Abel, 21:29
- Re: Regarding free function, Eric Sosman, 21:19
- Re: how to parse an executable in C and find out if there is any return(RET in assembly) or not, Richard Heathfield, 21:02
- Re: how to parse an executable in C and find out if there is any return(RET in assembly) or not, Barry Schwarz, 20:54
- Re: undefined reference error compiling demo program, Barry Schwarz, 20:50
- Re: how to parse an executable in C and find out if there is any return(RET in assembly) or not, Keith Thompson, 20:37
- Re: how to parse an executable in C and find out if there is any return(RET in assembly) or not, Walter Roberson, 20:02
- Re: how to parse an executable in C and find out if there is any return(RET in assembly) or not, Chris McDonald, 19:49
- Re: how to parse an executable in C and find out if there is any return(RET in assembly) or not, Walter Roberson, 19:48
- Re: please help with mysterious error...., Richard Heathfield, 19:40
- Re: how to parse an executable in C and find out if there is any return(RET in assembly) or not, Keith Thompson, 19:30
- Re: please help with mysterious error...., Martin Jørgensen, 19:12
- Re: #include from #define macro???, Ben Pfaff, 19:11
- Re: please help with mysterious error...., Martin Jørgensen, 19:03
- Re: What is best searching algorithm for URL, CBFalconer, 18:50
- how to parse an executable in C and find out if there is any return(RET in assembly) or not, priyanka, 18:41
- Re: #include from #define macro???, Michael Mair, 18:33
- Re: please help with mysterious error...., Flash Gordon, 18:24
- Re: Help is need immidiately, Al Balmer, 18:03
- Re: please help with mysterious error...., Flash Gordon, 17:50
- Re: strcpy question, CBFalconer, 17:40
- Re: How do I find a compiler that will compile a specific program?, mike, 17:37
- Re: Specifier extern, Christian Christmann, 17:36
- Re: strcpy question, Keith Thompson, 17:27
- Re: What is best searching algorithm for URL, CBFalconer, 17:26
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Keith Thompson, 17:24
- Re: strcpy question, Keith Thompson, 17:19
- Re: strcpy question, Eric Sosman, 17:18
- Re: please help with mysterious error...., Eric Sosman, 17:16
- Re: strcpy question, Richard Heathfield, 17:14
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Keith Thompson, 17:13
- Re: strcpy question, Walter Roberson, 17:12
- Re: please help with mysterious error...., Ian Collins, 17:08
- Re: What is best searching algorithm for URL, Walter Roberson, 17:04
- Re: undefined reference error compiling demo program, vfunc, 16:56
- Re: undefined reference error compiling demo program, vfunc, 16:54
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Walter Roberson, 16:48
- Re: please help with mysterious error...., Martin Jørgensen, 16:44
- Re: [Linux gcc] decode MIME RFC1522, Walter Roberson, 16:36
- strcpy question, Jack, 16:28
- Re: please help with mysterious error...., Martin Jørgensen, 16:28
- Re: undefined reference error compiling demo program, Walter Roberson, 16:27
- Re: Specifier extern, Mike S, 16:15
- Re: What is best searching algorithm for URL, Malcolm, 16:15
- Re: Specifier extern, lawrence . jones, 16:11
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Malcolm, 16:09
- Re: Help is need immidiately, santosh, 15:50
- Re: Help is need immidiately, santosh, 15:28
- Re: please help with mysterious error...., Martin Jørgensen, 15:16
- Re: please help with mysterious error...., Martin Jørgensen, 15:09
- Re: Help is need immidiately, Al Balmer, 15:03
- Re: Specifier extern, Chris Torek, 15:01
- Re: [Linux gcc] decode MIME RFC1522, Keith Thompson, 14:57
- Re: Help is need immidiately, Keith Thompson, 14:47
- Re: please help with mysterious error...., Richard Heathfield, 14:46
- Re: please help with mysterious error...., Richard Heathfield, 14:43
- Re: undefined reference error compiling demo program, vfunc, 14:38
- Re: please help with mysterious error...., Flash Gordon, 14:15
- Re: please help with mysterious error...., santosh, 14:15
- Re: undefined reference error compiling demo program, santosh, 14:07
- Re: please help with mysterious error...., Martin Jørgensen, 13:54
- Re: undefined reference error compiling demo program, vfunc, 13:53
- Re: undefined reference error compiling demo program, Vladimir Oka, 13:47
- Re: please help with mysterious error...., Martin Jørgensen, 13:47
- Re: Specifier extern, Mike S, 13:42
- Re: please help with mysterious error...., Martin Jørgensen, 13:38
- undefined reference error compiling demo program, vfunc, 13:37
- Re: Help is need immidiately, vinod . bhavnani, 13:28
- Re: Regarding free function, Jordan Abel, 13:27
- Re: Segmentation fault char array pointer, Fred Kleinschmidt, 13:17
- Re: C Pointer problem, Jordan Abel, 13:11
- Re: C Pointer problem, Jordan Abel, 13:10
- Re: please help with mysterious error...., Bas Wassink, 12:59
- Re: [Linux gcc] decode MIME RFC1522, Walter Roberson, 12:51
- Re: Segmentation fault char array pointer, Richard Heathfield, 12:41
- Re: please help with mysterious error...., Richard Heathfield, 12:39
- Re: C Pointer problem, Simon Biber, 12:26
- Segmentation fault char array pointer, esanchezfo, 12:21
- please help with mysterious error...., Martin Jørgensen, 12:17
- Re: UNIX libraries in windows, Simon Biber, 12:08
- Re: applying C preprocessor partially, Ira Baxter, 11:54
- Re: [Linux gcc] decode MIME RFC1522, Flash Gordon, 11:38
- Re: malloc() implementation, Clever Monkey, 11:12
- [Linux gcc] decode MIME RFC1522, Rafal M, 11:06
- [OT] Re: how to prove 'roundup' arithmetic, Graham J Lee, 10:12
- Re: #include from #define macro???, Kenneth Brody, 10:02
- Re: How do I find a compiler that will compile a specific program?, Roberto Waltman, 09:24
- Specifier extern, Christian Christmann, 09:10
- Re: #include from #define macro???, swengineer001@xxxxxxxxx, 09:05
- Re: How do I find a compiler that will compile a specific program?, Vladimir Oka, 08:24
- How do I find a compiler that will compile a specific program?, mike, 08:10
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Juuso Hukkanen, 07:53
- Re: #include from #define macro???, jaysome, 06:54
- Re: C Pointer problem, jaysome, 06:47
- Re: Regarding free function, Flash Gordon, 06:23
- Re: legality of forward declaration, santosh, 06:17
- comp.lang.c Answers (Abridged) to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ), Steve Summit, 06:00
- comp.lang.c FAQ list Table of Contents, Steve Summit, 06:00
- Re: C Style Strings, kwikius, 05:41
- Re: C Style Strings, Roland Pibinger, 05:32
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Richard Bos, 05:27
- Re: Regarding free function, Richard Heathfield, 05:21
- Re: Regarding free function, Flash Gordon, 05:11
- Re: C Style Strings, kwikius, 04:57
- Re: C Style Strings, Richard Heathfield, 04:44
- Re: Regarding free function, CBFalconer, 04:31
- Re: C Pointer problem, Flash Gordon, 04:11
- Re: legality of forward declaration, Vladimir Oka, 04:01
- Re: C Pointer problem, Richard Heathfield, 03:58
- Re: What is best searching algorithm for URL, Vladimir Oka, 03:55
- Re: Regarding free function, Richard Heathfield, 03:54
- Re: C Pointer problem, Richard Heathfield, 03:51
- Re: legality of forward declaration, Antoine Trux, 03:46
- Re: C Pointer problem, jacob navia, 03:46
- Re: C Pointer problem, Richard Heathfield, 03:40
- Re: Regarding free function, Vijay, 03:39
- What is best searching algorithm for URL, sandeep, 03:36
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Richard Heathfield, 03:35
- Re: malloc() implementation, Richard Heathfield, 03:33
- Re: C Pointer problem, jacob navia, 03:32
- Re: Help is need immidiately, santosh, 03:30
- Re: C Pointer problem, Harald van Dijk, 03:01
- Re: C Pointer problem, lovecreatesbeauty, 02:53
- Re: C Pointer problem, jacob navia, 02:47
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Ian Collins, 02:46
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Richard Heathfield, 02:42
- Re: how to prove 'roundup' arithmetic, Richard Heathfield, 02:38
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Richard Heathfield, 02:08
- Re: malloc() implementation, Haider, 00:57
- Re: malloc() implementation, Haider, 00:47
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Old Wolf, 00:34
- Re: how to prove 'roundup' arithmetic, Andrew Poelstra, 00:04
May 31, 2006
- Re: #include from #define macro???, Jack Klein, 23:23
- Re: legality of forward declaration, Jack Klein, 23:12
- how to prove 'roundup' arithmetic, joefoxreal, 22:39
- Re: Testing for EOF in file with binary data, Kenneth Brody, 22:33
- Re: malloc() implementation, CBFalconer, 22:05
- Re: malloc() implementation, CBFalconer, 22:03
- Re: malloc() implementation, Eric Sosman, 21:59
- Re: scope q, Keith Thompson, 21:48
- Re: Help is need immidiately, Eric Sosman, 21:36
- Re: Simplicity has a future, CBFalconer, 21:33
- Re: traffic counter in linux or bsd, CBFalconer, 21:30
- Re: C Pointer problem, Jordan Abel, 21:26
- Re: scope q, Joe Smith, 21:13
- Re: C Pointer problem, Barry Schwarz, 20:35
- Re: #include from #define macro???, Rick Anderson, 20:34
- Re: #include from #define macro???, Peteris Krumins, 20:26
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Tomás, 20:21
- Re: #include from #define macro???, Gordon Burditt, 20:11
- Re: #include from #define macro???, Ben Pfaff, 20:05
- Re: #include from #define macro???, Michael Mair, 20:03
- #include from #define macro???, Rick Anderson, 19:58
- Re: #include from #define macro???, swengineer001@xxxxxxxxx, 19:43
- [OT] Re: malloc() implementation, Michael Mair, 19:17
- Re: malloc() implementation, Peter Nilsson, 19:11
- Re: C Pointer problem, Peter Nilsson, 19:06
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Juuso Hukkanen, 18:51
- Re: C Pointer problem, Jordan Abel, 18:19
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Ian Collins, 18:01
- Re: C Pointer problem, jacob navia, 17:52
- Re: C Pointer problem, Default User, 17:33
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Mike S, 17:10
- Re: C Pointer problem, Richard Heathfield, 16:49
- Re: C Pointer problem, Default User, 16:10
- Re: malloc() implementation, Keith Thompson, 16:03
- Re: Help is need immidiately, W Marsh, 15:05
- Re: Help is need immidiately, Al Balmer, 15:02
- Re: Help is need immidiately, Richard Heathfield, 15:01
- Re: malloc() implementation, Clever Monkey, 14:41
- Re: Help is need immidiately, W Marsh, 14:30
- Re: Help is need immidiately, Keith Thompson, 14:11
- Re: Help is need immidiately, Walter Roberson, 14:00
- Re: Help is need immidiately, Eric Sosman, 13:55
- Re: C Pointer problem, Richard Heathfield, 12:53
- Re: Simplicity has a future, jacob navia, 12:48
- C Pointer problem, Markus, 12:42
- Re: Help is need immidiately, vinod . bhavnani, 12:41
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Default User, 12:38
- Re: Simplicity has a future, SuperKoko, 12:17
- Hot links, Ozone Radical, 11:57
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Marc Boyer, 11:44
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Richard Heathfield, 11:38
- Re: malloc() implementation, kyle.tk, 11:33
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Marc Boyer, 11:17
- Re: legality of forward declaration, Harald van Dijk, 11:13
- Re: Bit fiddling, Eric Sosman, 11:13
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Richard Heathfield, 11:00
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Marc Boyer, 10:49
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Richard Bos, 10:47
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Richard Heathfield, 10:25
- Re: legality of forward declaration, Vladimir Oka, 10:23
- Re: malloc() implementation, Flash Gordon, 10:19
- Re: legality of forward declaration, Flash Gordon, 10:15
- Re: legality of forward declaration, Kenneth Brody, 10:07
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Vladimir Oka, 09:35
- Re: malloc() implementation, Richard Tobin, 09:28
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Marc Boyer, 09:23
- Re: legality of forward declaration, Vladimir Oka, 09:18
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Richard Bos, 09:18
- Re: malloc() implementation, Richard Heathfield, 09:14
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Vladimir Oka, 09:11
- Re: malloc() implementation, Flash Gordon, 08:31
- Re: malloc() implementation, Flash Gordon, 08:29
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Richard Heathfield, 08:15
- Re: Hiding a file, Flash Gordon, 08:04
- Re: Bit fiddling, Ralf Schallenberg, 07:59
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Marc Boyer, 07:55
- Re: malloc() implementation, Haider, 07:50
- Re: Hiding a file, santosh, 07:36
- Re: malloc() implementation, John Devereux, 07:33
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Richard Heathfield, 07:30
- Re: Regarding free function, Flash Gordon, 06:31
- Re: Hiding a file, Sync_net, 06:24
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Ian Collins, 06:22
- Re: Regarding free function, Richard Heathfield, 06:16
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Richard Heathfield, 06:08
- Re: problem with size of, Barry Schwarz, 06:06
- Regarding free function, Vijay, 06:05
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Ian Collins, 05:59
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Richard Heathfield, 05:55
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Richard Heathfield, 05:50
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Ian Collins, 05:47
- Re: malloc() implementation, Vladimir Oka, 05:37
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Harald van Dijk, 05:31
- Re: malloc() implementation, Flash Gordon, 05:22
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Richard Heathfield, 05:20
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Richard Heathfield, 05:17
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Ian Collins, 05:15
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Richard Heathfield, 05:12
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Ian Collins, 05:07
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Harald van Dijk, 05:06
- malloc() implementation, Karsten Jung, 05:06
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Richard Heathfield, 04:55
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Richard Heathfield, 04:52
- Re: output from program - why?, Allan M. Bruce, 04:49
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Richard Heathfield, 04:48
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Ian Collins, 04:41
- Re: Simplicity has a future, James Dow Allen, 04:32
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Harald van Dijk, 04:24
- Re: problem with size of, Flash Gordon, 03:55
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Flash Gordon, 03:38
- Re: lower number, jaks . maths, 03:30
- Re: Writing a custom libc, Ico, 03:23
- Re: -Bstatic flag, Keith Thompson, 03:15
- Re: Writing a custom libc, Levi Campbell, 03:12
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Richard Heathfield, 02:59
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Ben Pfaff, 02:38
- Re: -Bstatic flag, Ian Collins, 02:33
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Friedrich Dominicus, 02:26
- Re: Random Number Generation, Michael Mair, 02:21
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Richard Heathfield, 02:12
- Re: Bit fiddling, Harald van Dijk, 02:02
- Re: Testing for EOF in file with binary data, Keith Thompson, 02:00
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Keith Thompson, 01:52
- Re: Bit fiddling, jaks . maths, 01:29
- -Bstatic flag, seema, 01:18
- Re: Bit fiddling, Andrew Poelstra, 00:46
- Re: Bit fiddling, Andrew Poelstra, 00:23
May 30, 2006
- Re: bibliography, Jack Klein, 23:56
- JKop isn't home, can I take a message?, Tomás, 23:31
- Re: Random Number Generation, Eric, 23:29
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Old Wolf, 23:13
- Re: Writing a custom libc, Eric Sosman, 23:09
- bibliography, mito19651996, 23:07
- Re: Writing a custom libc, Ian Collins, 22:42
- Writing a custom libc, Levi Campbell, 21:40
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Tomás, 21:13
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Tomás, 21:12
- Re: problem with size of, newbie, 21:11
- Re: error 'unnamed fields', Ian Collins, 20:48
- Re: Help is need immidiately, Barry Schwarz, 20:48
- Re: problem with size of, Barry Schwarz, 20:42
- Re: linked list - struct problem, Barry Schwarz, 20:34
- Re: scope q, Barry Schwarz, 20:22
- Re: error 'unnamed fields', Keith Thompson, 20:22
- Re: error 'unnamed fields', Barry Schwarz, 20:15
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Ian Collins, 20:11
- Re: x=(x=5,11), Old Wolf, 20:06
- Re: Really easy cygwin / gcc question, Michael, 20:01
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Walter Roberson, 19:58
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Richard Heathfield, 19:51
- Re: Bit fiddling, Walter Roberson, 19:46
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Keith Thompson, 19:36
- Re: Really easy cygwin / gcc question, Keith Thompson, 19:08
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Keith Thompson, 19:07
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Ian Collins, 19:03
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Keith Thompson, 18:52
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Tomás, 18:51
- Re: Bit fiddling, Eric Sosman, 18:40
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Ian Collins, 18:34
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Keith Thompson, 18:31
- Re: Really easy cygwin / gcc question, Default User, 18:30
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Malcolm, 18:09
- Re: Simplicity has a future, SuperKoko, 17:59
- Re: Bit fiddling, Andrew Poelstra, 17:36
- Re: Simplicity has a future, jacob navia, 16:47
- Re: Bit fiddling, Kevin Handy, 16:36
- Re: Simplicity has a future, jacob navia, 15:57
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Clever Monkey, 15:49
- Re: Help is need immidiately, Default User, 15:46
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Keith Thompson, 15:05
- Re: traffic counter in linux or bsd, Keith Thompson, 14:56
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Richard Heathfield, 14:49
- Re: Really easy cygwin / gcc question, Keith Thompson, 14:46
- Re: Really easy cygwin / gcc question, Richard Heathfield, 14:44
- Re: Really easy cygwin / gcc question, Keith Thompson, 14:42
- Re: Really easy cygwin / gcc question, Keith Thompson, 14:41
- Re: Simplicity has a future, spibou, 14:40
- Re: Bit fiddling, Keith Thompson, 14:35
- Re: Simplicity has a future, Tomás, 14:01
- Re: printf("%s\n", __FILE__); /* why SIGSEGV? */, Eric Sosman, 13:45
- Re: printf("%s\n", __FILE__); /* why SIGSEGV? */, Flash Gordon, 13:40
- Re: traffic counter in linux or bsd, Walter Roberson, 13:39
- Simplicity has a future, jacob navia, 13:38
- Re: Really easy cygwin / gcc question, Flash Gordon, 13:28
- Re: printf("%s\n", __FILE__); /* why SIGSEGV? */, Walter Roberson, 13:16
- Re: traffic counter in linux or bsd, guilherme . oliveira, 13:13
- Re: printf("%s\n", __FILE__); /* why SIGSEGV? */, Alberto Giménez, 12:55
- Re: traffic counter in linux or bsd, Walter Roberson, 12:52
- Re: Help is need immidiately, Eric Sosman, 12:50
- Re: Help is need immidiately, vinod . bhavnani, 12:46
- Re: Really easy cygwin / gcc question, Default User, 12:43
- Re: Help is need immidiately, vinod . bhavnani, 12:43
- Re: Help is need immidiately, Walter Roberson, 12:42
- Re: Really easy cygwin / gcc question, Martin Jørgensen, 12:40
- traffic counter in linux or bsd, guilherme . oliveira, 12:37
- Re: Help is need immidiately, Robert Gamble, 12:13
- Help is need immidiately, vinod . bhavnani, 11:35
- Re: output from program - why?, Thad Smith, 11:19
- Re: output from program - why?, Bob, 11:12
- Re: Really easy cygwin / gcc question, Clever Monkey, 10:51
- Re: Bit fiddling, Andrew Poelstra, 10:21
- Re: Bit fiddling, Eric Sosman, 10:17
- Re: Not necessarily contiguous, Andrew Poelstra, 10:03
- Re: Need experts suggestion, Vladimir Oka, 10:00
- Re: Bit fiddling, Andrew Poelstra, 09:56
- Re: EXECryptor software protection, Vladimir Oka, 09:21
- Re: EXECryptor software protection, Bill, 09:16
- Re: Storing variable arguments for future use in C?, tobiasoed, 08:45
- Re: problem with size of, Ico, 08:28
- Re: output from program - why?, Flash Gordon, 08:25
- Re: output from program - why?, Haider, 08:15
- Re: Really easy cygwin / gcc question, Flash Gordon, 08:10
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