comp.lang.c (date)
October 31, 2006
- Re: Triangular Matrix2, Eric Sosman, 16:05
- Re: C Interview Questions, Jordan Abel, 15:58
- Re: functions arguments, Keith Thompson, 15:54
- Re: C Interview Questions, Walter Roberson, 15:47
- Re: UART Reception, Kenny McCormack, 15:46
- Re: C Interview Questions, Keith Thompson, 15:34
- Triangular Matrix2, Je-Givara, 15:29
- Re: pointer to an array -Is there an out of bound access?, Jordan Abel, 15:28
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, Keith Thompson, 15:27
- Re: Unicode conversion, Jordan Abel, 15:22
- UART Reception, Sundar, 15:18
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, Jordan Abel, 15:18
- Re: pointer to an array -Is there an out of bound access?, Default User, 15:12
- Re: Unicode conversion, Richard Tobin, 15:02
- Re: if clause, Clever Monkey, 14:31
- Re: string search?, Clever Monkey, 14:23
- Re: pointer to an array -Is there an out of bound access?, Jordan Abel, 14:23
- Re: Unicode conversion, Jordan Abel, 14:16
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, Richard Heathfield, 14:08
- Re: splitting two arrays., Richard Heathfield, 14:06
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, Jordan Abel, 14:00
- Re: functions arguments, Eric Sosman, 13:59
- splitting two arrays., Pedro Pinto, 13:52
- Re: string search?, Roland Pibinger, 13:51
- Re: pointer to an array -Is there an out of bound access?, Richard Heathfield, 13:50
- Re: C Interview Questions, Jordan Abel, 13:47
- Re: C / asm / long ints, stevenj, 13:46
- Re: Linked list with bidimensional array, Pedro Pinto, 13:45
- Re: C / asm / long ints, stevenj, 13:38
- Re: pointer to an array -Is there an out of bound access?, Frederick Gotham, 13:31
- Re: functions arguments, Frederick Gotham, 13:28
- Re: functions arguments, Sheldon, 13:08
- Re: Linked list with bidimensional array, Default User, 13:08
- Re: C Interview Questions, Eric Sosman, 12:48
- Re: functions arguments, Eric Sosman, 12:43
- Re: C Interview Questions, Richard Heathfield, 12:33
- Re: Linked list with bidimensional array, John Gordon, 11:56
- Re: Linked list with bidimensional array, John Gordon, 11:53
- Re: Linked list with bidimensional array, Pedro Pinto, 11:51
- Re: finding how much the file system is full, from a C program?, Adrian, 11:45
- functions arguments, Liberum, 11:42
- Re: Linked list with bidimensional array, Pedro Pinto, 11:40
- Re: Linked list with bidimensional array, Pedro Pinto, 11:40
- Re: Linked list with bidimensional array, mark_bluemel, 11:38
- Re: Linked list with bidimensional array, Adrian, 11:32
- Re: Linked list with bidimensional array, John Gordon, 11:28
- Re: Linked list with bidimensional array, Chris Dollin, 11:25
- Re: finding how much the file system is full, from a C program?, Ancient_Hacker, 11:19
- Re: C Interview Questions, Eric Sosman, 11:12
- Re: pointer to an array -Is there an out of bound access?, Richard Heathfield, 10:56
- Linked list with bidimensional array, Pedro Pinto, 10:46
- Re: pointer to an array -Is there an out of bound access?, Frederick Gotham, 10:43
- Re: C Interview Questions, Adrian, 10:36
- Re: if clause, Al Balmer, 10:10
- Re: C Interview Questions, Richard Bos, 10:02
- Re: if clause, Richard Tobin, 09:57
- Re: C Interview Questions, james of tucson, 09:49
- Re: string search?, Andrew Poelstra, 09:45
- Re: if clause, Spoon, 09:34
- Re: how to design an testing example, Richard Bos, 09:32
- Re: EOF vs. feof() and ferror(), Roland Pibinger, 09:00
- Re: C Interview Questions, Richard Bos, 08:39
- Re: EOF vs. feof() and ferror(), mark_bluemel, 08:36
- Re: C Interview Questions, Bart, 08:31
- EOF vs. feof() and ferror(), rCs, 08:27
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Richard Bos, 08:15
- Re: C / asm / long ints, Ancient_Hacker, 08:13
- Re: C / asm / long ints, Richard Bos, 08:06
- Re: C / asm / long ints, Richard Bos, 08:04
- Re: C Interview Questions, William Hughes, 07:45
- Re: need for an extra variable., Richard Heathfield, 07:44
- Re: C Interview Questions, Richard Heathfield, 07:43
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, Richard Heathfield, 07:38
- Re: need for an extra variable., Richard Tobin, 07:37
- Unicode conversion, ankan . banerjee, 07:25
- Re: C Interview Questions, Simon Biber, 07:23
- Re: string search?, Richard Heathfield, 07:18
- Re: I have a problem in my study, Richard Heathfield, 07:16
- Re: need for an extra variable., Richard Heathfield, 07:15
- string search?, Bertram Trabant, 07:09
- Re: need for an extra variable., Zero, 05:43
- Re: realloc(): invalid next size, Herbert Rosenau, 05:29
- Re: not writing to file, Herbert Rosenau, 05:29
- Re: finding how much the file system is full, from a C program?, Herbert Rosenau, 05:29
- Re: I have a problem in my study, Herbert Rosenau, 05:29
- Re: finding how much the file system is full, from a C program?, Iwo Mergler, 05:19
- need for an extra variable., chandanlinster, 04:47
- Re: if clause, Richard Heathfield, 04:46
- Re: if clause, Chris Dollin, 04:19
- Re: C Interview Questions, Richard Heathfield, 03:57
- Re: if clause, Richard Heathfield, 03:53
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Richard Bos, 03:33
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Richard Bos, 03:25
- Re: how to design an testing example, Keith Thompson, 03:03
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Chris Dollin, 02:55
- Re: if clause, Chris Dollin, 02:52
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, Simon Biber, 02:49
- Re: C Interview Questions, Harald van Dijk, 02:48
- Re: finding how much the file system is full, from a C program?, SM Ryan, 02:30
- Re: about TorboC, Richard Bos, 02:30
- Re: realloc(): invalid next size, Richard Heathfield, 02:21
- realloc(): invalid next size, solanki.chandrakant@xxxxxxxxx, 02:06
- Re: how to design an testing example, Richard Heathfield, 01:57
- Re: if clause, Richard Heathfield, 01:53
- Re: C Interview Questions, Richard Heathfield, 01:41
- Re: C Interview Questions, Richard Heathfield, 01:34
- Re: Out-of-bounds Restrictions?, Harald van Dijk, 01:30
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Gordon Burditt, 01:24
- Re: how to design an testing example, Subbu, 00:16
October 30, 2006
- how to design an testing example, qazwsx746, 22:00
- Re: Out-of-bounds Restrictions?, Kavya, 21:46
- Re: if clause, Eric Sosman, 21:36
- Re: C Interview Questions, Old Wolf, 21:29
- Re: C Interview Questions, Keith Thompson, 20:45
- Re: not writing to file, Jens Thoms Toerring, 20:29
- Re: C Interview Questions, J. J. Farrell, 20:28
- Re: memory leakage problem, Simon Biber, 20:15
- Re: not writing to file, Adrian, 20:05
- not writing to file, John Smith, 19:44
- Re: pointer to an array -Is there an out of bound access?, Andrey Tarasevich, 19:30
- Re: Out-of-bounds Restrictions?, Dik T. Winter, 19:27
- Re: Triangular Matrix, Eric Sosman, 18:40
- Re: Triangular Matrix, Simon Biber, 18:26
- Re: C Interview Questions, Adrian, 18:20
- Re: finding how much the file system is full, from a C program?, Jordan Abel, 18:11
- Re: I have a problem in my study, Mark McIntyre, 18:03
- Re: C Interview Questions, Richard Heathfield, 17:30
- Re: compiling problems, Richard Heathfield, 17:16
- Re: finding how much the file system is full, from a C program?, Walter Roberson, 16:36
- Re: assembly in future C standard, John Bode, 16:28
- Re: I have a problem in my study, Herbert Rosenau, 16:16
- Re: finding how much the file system is full, from a C program?, Herbert Rosenau, 16:16
- Re: finding how much the file system is full, from a C program?, Herbert Rosenau, 16:16
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Richard Harter, 16:00
- Re: debugging, Sheldon, 15:46
- Re: debugging, Bill Pursell, 15:42
- Re: [OT] Which standards do the implementation support?, sjdevnull@xxxxxxxxx, 15:41
- Triangular Matrix, Je-Givara, 15:41
- Re: compiling problems, Keith Thompson, 15:39
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Arthur J. O'Dwyer, 15:22
- Re: debugging, Sheldon, 15:14
- Re: Include path question, Jalapeno, 15:12
- Re: debugging, Bill Pursell, 15:04
- debugging, Sheldon, 14:55
- Re: [ot]Re: The Quantum Pyramid, Clever Monkey, 14:53
- Re: C Interview Questions, David Wade, 14:53
- C Interview Questions, dhruvaraj, 14:47
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Chris Torek, 14:46
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Bart, 14:39
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Jordan Abel, 14:38
- Re: Include path question, Jalapeno, 14:37
- Re: compiling problems, Sheldon, 14:20
- Re: Include path question, Walter Roberson, 14:14
- Re: assembly in future C standard, John Bode, 13:37
- Re: free void*-- why not undefined behavior?, Default User, 12:38
- Re: I have a problem in my study, yuyang . sz, 12:16
- Re: how to use bit operation to do \sqrt(n), Martin Ambuhl, 12:15
- Re: if clause, Bill Medland, 11:40
- Re: C code to calculate gradient of a function, Olw, 11:36
- type identifier and OO design, Laurent Deniau, 11:24
- Re: if clause, Al Balmer, 11:05
- Re: if clause, Clever Monkey, 11:04
- Re: how to use bit operation to do \sqrt(n), Fred Kleinschmidt, 10:59
- Re: structure pointers, Fred Kleinschmidt, 10:52
- Re: if clause, Ancient_Hacker, 10:47
- Re: I have a problem in my study, Chris Dollin, 10:46
- Re: Which standards do the implementation support?, Al Balmer, 10:45
- Re: how to use bit operation to do \sqrt(n), Richard Bos, 10:43
- Re: if clause, Richard Heathfield, 10:38
- Re: I have a problem in my study, Harald van Dijk, 10:27
- Re: I have a problem in my study, Andrew Poelstra, 10:19
- Re: printing all escape sequence characters, Kenneth Brody, 10:18
- Re: how to use bit operation to do \sqrt(n), Richard Harter, 10:16
- Re: free void*-- why not undefined behavior?, Andrew Poelstra, 10:09
- Re: if clause, Michal Nazarewicz, 10:09
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Richard Bos, 10:05
- Re: if clause, Ancient_Hacker, 09:17
- Re: if clause, Barry, 08:52
- Re: if clause, mark_bluemel, 08:41
- Re: how to use bit operation to do \sqrt(n), Eric Sosman, 08:41
- Re: how to use bit operation to do \sqrt(n), Yin Zhu, 08:27
- Re: if clause, Bart, 08:26
- Re: if clause, rogz, 08:21
- Re: if clause, Nick Keighley, 08:08
- if clause, rogz, 07:59
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Kenny McCormack, 07:09
- Re: how to use bit operation to do \sqrt(n), Richard Heathfield, 07:01
- Re: how to use bit operation to do \sqrt(n), Ico, 07:00
- Re: how to use bit operation to do \sqrt(n), Yin Zhu, 06:56
- Re: how to use bit operation to do \sqrt(n), hurry, 06:41
- Re: I have a problem in my study, Cong Wang, 06:30
- Re: I have a problem in my study, mark_bluemel, 06:20
- Re: Run a program behind screen, Richard Heathfield, 06:18
- Run a program behind screen, hurry, 06:13
- Re: I have a problem in my study, Richard Heathfield, 06:05
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, Iwo Mergler, 05:37
- Re: I have a problem in my study, Cong Wang, 05:26
- I have a problem in my study, qazwsx746, 04:54
- Re: structure pointers, Steven Kirby, 03:48
- Re: structure pointers, Richard Heathfield, 03:43
- Re: structure pointers, raghu, 03:34
- Re: finding how much the file system is full, from a C program?, Walter Roberson, 03:33
- Re: finding how much the file system is full, from a C program?, prasadjoshi124, 03:24
- Re: structure pointers, Steven Kirby, 03:17
- Re: finding how much the file system is full, from a C program?, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 02:51
- Re: structure pointers, raghu, 02:38
- Re: how to use bit operation to do \sqrt(n), websnarf, 02:28
- Re: structure pointers, Richard Heathfield, 02:20
- structure pointers, raghu, 02:16
- Re: finding how much the file system is full, from a C program?, SM Ryan, 02:10
- Re: writing to a file prior to system crash, Dave Thompson, 02:10
- Re: Pointers...once again, Dave Thompson, 02:10
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Richard Heathfield, 02:02
- Re: free void*-- why not undefined behavior?, Kavya, 01:55
- finding how much the file system is full, from a C program?, prasadjoshi124, 01:46
- Re: free void*-- why not undefined behavior?, Stephen Sprunk, 00:21
- Re: memory leakage problem, Walter Roberson, 00:19
- Re: free void*-- why not undefined behavior?, Walter Roberson, 00:14
- memory leakage problem, chets, 00:11
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Stephen Sprunk, 00:08
October 29, 2006
- free void*-- why not undefined behavior?, Kavya, 23:50
- how to use bit operation to do \sqrt(n), Thomas Zhu, 23:29
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Old Wolf, 22:59
- Re: [OT] Re: New to Programming, Gordon Burditt, 22:04
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Keith Thompson, 22:03
- Re: Out-of-bounds Restrictions?, Harald van Dijk, 20:37
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Kenny McCormack, 19:52
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Kenny McCormack, 19:51
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Bill Reid, 19:50
- Re: Out-of-bounds Restrictions?, Dik T. Winter, 19:38
- Re: Include path question, Gordon Burditt, 19:24
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Rod Pemberton, 18:56
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Rod Pemberton, 18:55
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Rod Pemberton, 18:55
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Ian Collins, 17:11
- Re: Out-of-bounds Restrictions?, Peter Nilsson, 16:41
- Re: Out-of-bounds Restrictions?, Frederick Gotham, 16:32
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Keith Thompson, 16:11
- Re: Sort it with one array and some tmp files, Julian V. Noble, 16:04
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Keith Thompson, 16:00
- Re: pointer to an array -Is there an out of bound access?, james of tucson, 15:50
- Re: assembly in future C standard, jacob navia, 15:16
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Eric Sosman, 15:07
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Default User, 14:40
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Richard Heathfield, 14:36
- Re: assembly in future C standard, jacob navia, 14:29
- Re: Include path question, Leor Zolman, 13:13
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Flash Gordon, 13:08
- Re: Include path question, CBFalconer, 13:06
- Re: Out-of-bounds Restrictions?, Barry Schwarz, 12:52
- Re: [ot]Re: The Quantum Pyramid, Bill Reid, 12:41
- Re: Include path question, Gordon Burditt, 12:22
- Re: Include path question, Jan Engelhardt, 12:18
- Re: Include path question, Leor Zolman, 12:00
- Re: Include path question, Barry Schwarz, 11:55
- Re: assembly in future C standard, fermineutron, 11:45
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Kenny McCormack, 11:14
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Kenny McCormack, 10:52
- Re: Out-of-bounds Restrictions?, Kenny McCormack, 10:51
- Re: Out-of-bounds Restrictions?, Eric Sosman, 09:53
- Out-of-bounds Restrictions?, Frederick Gotham, 08:41
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Richard Heathfield, 08:24
- [ot]Re: The Quantum Pyramid, pete, 08:10
- Re: Include path question, CBFalconer, 08:04
- Re: assembly in future C standard, CBFalconer, 07:58
- Re: pointer to an array -Is there an out of bound access?, pete, 07:53
- Re: CT: Where did "implicit cast" originate? Was Re: Why do integer-to-double conversions do not happen in printf, pete, 07:49
- Re: Memory allocation based on a big array, CBFalconer, 07:49
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Kenny McCormack, 06:43
- Re: The Quantum Pyramid, Ancient_Hacker, 06:34
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Keith Thompson, 06:27
- Re: Sort it with one array and some tmp files, jason735, 05:31
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Rod Pemberton, 04:16
- Re: assembly in future C standard, sjdevnull@xxxxxxxxx, 04:02
- Re: Include path question, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 04:02
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Rod Pemberton, 03:13
- Re: Sort it with one array and some tmp files, Walter Roberson, 01:24
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Richard Heathfield, 01:13
- Re: Sort it with one array and some tmp files, Flash Gordon, 01:59
- Re: Include path question, Richard Heathfield, 01:53
- Re: pointer to an array -Is there an out of bound access?, Richard Heathfield, 01:49
- Re: Memory allocation based on a big array, jaysome, 00:58
October 28, 2006
- Re: pointer to an array -Is there an out of bound access?, Old Wolf, 23:35
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Keith Thompson, 23:19
- Re: Sort it with one array and some tmp files, CBFalconer, 22:47
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Christopher Benson-Manica, 21:50
- [OT] Re: about TorboC, Joe Estock, 20:38
- Re: Include path question, Kenny McCormack, 20:31
- Systems w/o directories (Was: Include path question), Kenny McCormack, 20:28
- Re: Include path question, Walter Roberson, 20:27
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Peter Nilsson, 20:23
- Sort it with one array and some tmp files, jason735, 20:21
- Re: The Quantum Pyramid, Bill Reid, 20:10
- Re: rolling dice, Bill Reid, 20:09
- Re: CT: Where did "implicit cast" originate? Was Re: Why do integer-to-double conversions do not happen in printf, Mark McIntyre, 19:35
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Gordon Burditt, 19:27
- Re: Structures or Array Notation for many possible strings of finite length?, Barry Schwarz, 19:17
- Re: Include path question, Gordon Burditt, 19:10
- Re: Include path question, Barry Schwarz, 19:09
- Re: assembly in future C standard, fermineutron, 19:05
- Re: Structures or Array Notation for many possible strings of finite length?, Malcolm, 18:52
- Re: rolling dice, Malcolm, 18:40
- Structures or Array Notation for many possible strings of finite length?, nospam, 18:34
- Re: Include path question, Malcolm, 18:27
- Re: Include path question, Ancient_Hacker, 18:20
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Chris Torek, 18:15
- Re: Include path question, Barry, 17:40
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Eric Sosman, 17:30
- Re: Include path question, Malcolm, 17:30
- Re: pointer to an array -Is there an out of bound access?, Frederick Gotham, 17:25
- Re: pointer to an array -Is there an out of bound access?, Frederick Gotham, 17:23
- Re: Include path question, Richard Heathfield, 17:23
- Re: printing all escape sequence characters, Giorgio Silvestri, 17:21
- Re: Include path question, Malcolm, 17:18
- Re: Include path question, Richard Heathfield, 17:15
- Include path question, Jan Engelhardt, 17:13
- Re: pointer to an array -Is there an out of bound access?, Keith Thompson, 17:02
- Re: pointer to an array -Is there an out of bound access?, Richard Heathfield, 16:40
- Re: The Quantum Pyramid, Martin Ambuhl, 16:38
- Re: Accessing structure members indirectly, Ark, 16:35
- Re: New to Programming, Richard Heathfield, 16:34
- Re: pointer to an array -Is there an out of bound access?, Keith Thompson, 16:28
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Richard Heathfield, 16:21
- Re: New to Programming, Keith Thompson, 16:17
- Re: assembly in future C standard, fermineutron, 15:42
- Re: assembly in future C standard, jacob navia, 15:17
- Re: The Quantum Pyramid, Richard Heathfield, 14:58
- Re: The Quantum Pyramid, Barry Schwarz, 14:51
- Re: printing all escape sequence characters, Barry Schwarz, 14:51
- Re: pointer to an array -Is there an out of bound access?, Barry Schwarz, 14:51
- Re: compiling problems, Kenny McCormack, 14:40
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Thomas Lumley, 14:15
- Re: compiling problems, Sheldon, 14:02
- Re: assembly in future C standard, sjdevnull@xxxxxxxxx, 14:02
- Re: New to Programming, arnuld, 13:39
- Re: re-definition of standard types, BRG, 12:35
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Michal Nazarewicz, 12:28
- Re: CT: Where did "implicit cast" originate? Was Re: Why do integer-to-double conversions do not happen in printf, Joe Wright, 12:27
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Andrew Poelstra, 12:19
- Re: Memory allocation based on a big array, Andrew Poelstra, 12:15
- Re: printing all escape sequence characters, backasswards, 12:09
- Re: C / asm / long ints, stevenj, 12:09
- Re: printing all escape sequence characters, Andrew Poelstra, 12:08
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Richard Heathfield, 12:02
- assembly in future C standard, fermineutron, 12:01
- Re: compiling problems, Sheldon, 11:53
- Re: about TorboC, Malcolm, 11:46
- Re: New to Programming, Malcolm, 11:44
- Re: Memory allocation based on a big array, CBFalconer, 11:42
- Re: compiling problems, CBFalconer, 11:40
- Re: re-definition of standard types, Malcolm, 11:32
- Re: compiling problems, Bill Pursell, 11:30
- Re: compiling problems, Eric Sosman, 11:23
- Memory allocation based on a big array, Frank W. Steiner, 11:02
- compiling problems, Sheldon, 10:46
- Re: [OT] Re: New to Programming, CBFalconer, 09:13
- Re: re-definition of standard types, websnarf, 08:49
- Re: pointer to an array -Is there an out of bound access?, Frederick Gotham, 08:38
- Re: re-definition of standard types, BRG, 08:26
- Re: define a struct that has its own type as a field somehow?, Christopher Benson-Manica, 08:25
- printing all escape sequence characters, chandanlinster, 08:25
- Re: pointer to an array -Is there an out of bound access?, Richard Heathfield, 07:36
- Re: re-definition of standard types, Malcolm, 07:24
- Re: pointer to an array -Is there an out of bound access?, Frederick Gotham, 06:57
- Re: pointer to an array -Is there an out of bound access?, Frederick Gotham, 06:52
- Re: New to Programming, Richard Heathfield, 05:52
- [OT] Re: New to Programming, Flash Gordon, 05:43
- Re: C in Linux vs C in Windows, is there any difference?, David Wade, 05:09
- Re: C code to calculate gradient of a function, David Wade, 05:04
- Re: help with linklist with I/O file, and word node, Bill Pursell, 04:38
- Re: about TorboC, CBFalconer, 04:18
- Re: time() sleep() and dst, CBFalconer, 03:45
- Re: New to Programming, arnuld, 03:44
- Re: New to Programming, arnuld, 03:40
- Re: New to Programming, arnuld, 03:38
- Re: pointer to an array -Is there an out of bound access?, Cong Wang, 02:11
- Re: New to Programming, Charlton Wilbur, 00:33
- Re: help with linklist with I/O file, and word node, spidey12345, 00:11
October 27, 2006
- Re: about TorboC, Kavya, 23:48
- pointer to an array -Is there an out of bound access?, Kavya, 23:43
- Re: C / asm / long ints, Mark F. Haigh, 23:26
- Re: time() sleep() and dst, Gordon Burditt, 22:19
- Re: time() sleep() and dst, Eric Sosman, 22:09
- Re: define a struct that has its own type as a field somehow?, SM Ryan, 21:54
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, Bart, 21:46
- Re: operators requiring lvalue/rvalue operands and resulting in rvalue/lvalue, Dik T. Winter, 21:45
- about TorboC, CCMC, 21:31
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, CBFalconer, 20:57
- Re: problems calling a function contained in a dll, Kenny McCormack, 20:29
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Kenny McCormack, 20:26
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Kenny McCormack, 20:22
- Re: C / asm / long ints, Rod Pemberton, 19:52
- Re: operators requiring lvalue/rvalue operands and resulting in rvalue/lvalue, Andrey Tarasevich, 19:51
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Rod Pemberton, 19:44
- CT: Where did "implicit cast" originate? Was Re: Why do integer-to-double conversions do not happen in printf, Rod Pemberton, 19:42
- Re: C / asm / long ints, Mark F. Haigh, 19:25
- Re: C / asm / long ints, Richard Heathfield, 19:00
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Keith Thompson, 18:59
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, Richard Heathfield, 18:59
- Re: block in open(), Jordan Abel, 18:43
- Re: problems calling a function contained in a dll, Kenny McCormack, 18:34
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Kenny McCormack, 18:28
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, Mark McIntyre, 18:10
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, Mark McIntyre, 18:08
- Re: block in open(), Keith Thompson, 18:05
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, CBFalconer, 17:53
- Re: block in open(), Jordan Abel, 17:53
- Re: problems calling a function contained in a dll, CBFalconer, 17:48
- Re: block in open(), Mark McIntyre, 17:43
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, fermineutron, 17:43
- Re: Print bitmap file, Mark McIntyre, 17:41
- Re: problems calling a function contained in a dll, Mark McIntyre, 17:37
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, Bart, 17:35
- Re: define a struct that has its own type as a field somehow?, Mark McIntyre, 17:33
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, Keith Thompson, 17:19
- Re: operators requiring lvalue/rvalue operands and resulting in rvalue/lvalue, Frederick Gotham, 17:19
- Re: operators requiring lvalue/rvalue operands and resulting in rvalue/lvalue, Frederick Gotham, 17:17
- Re: operators requiring lvalue/rvalue operands and resulting in rvalue/lvalue, Ahmed Kalembo, 17:15
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, fermineutron, 17:15
- Re: C / asm / long ints, Rod Pemberton, 17:08
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Paul Connolly, 17:06
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, fermineutron, 17:05
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, Eric Sosman, 17:00
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, Keith Thompson, 16:59
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, fermineutron, 16:47
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, Flash Gordon, 16:41
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, Keith Thompson, 16:33
- Re: automatically remove unused #includes from C source?, Paul Connolly, 16:24
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, Bart, 16:22
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, Walter Roberson, 16:18
- Re: C / asm / long ints, Chris Thomasson, 16:16
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, Bill Medland, 16:09
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, Bart, 16:03
- Re: Why do integer-to-double conversions do not happen in printf, Eric Sosman, 16:02
- Re: Weird Pointer In C, Please Help. Code supply..., Keith Thompson, 15:54
- Re: Weird Pointer In C, Please Help. Code supply..., Keith Thompson, 15:47
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, fermineutron, 15:40
- Re: Why do integer-to-double conversions do not happen in printf, Keith Thompson, 15:39
- Re: New to Programming, Lowell Gilbert, 15:37
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, Bart, 15:37
- Re: Why do integer-to-double conversions do not happen in printf, Keith Thompson, 15:34
- Re: Why do integer-to-double conversions do not happen in printf, Keith Thompson, 15:33
- Re: operators requiring lvalue/rvalue operands and resulting in rvalue/lvalue, Keith Thompson, 15:22
- Re: problems calling a function contained in a dll, Alan, 15:20
- Re: Debugging C vs debugging C++, Ian Collins, 15:19
- Re: time() sleep() and dst, Jordan Abel, 15:19
- Re: problems calling a function contained in a dll, Alan, 15:17
- Re: Accessing structure members indirectly, Keith Thompson, 15:16
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, Richard Heathfield, 15:15
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, Bart, 15:12
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, Richard Heathfield, 15:01
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, fermineutron, 14:55
- Re: time() sleep() and dst, Flash Gordon, 14:34
- Re: time() sleep() and dst, Jordan Abel, 14:32
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, Bart, 14:31
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, fermineutron, 14:29
- Re: time() sleep() and dst, Ancient_Hacker, 14:29
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, Bart, 14:24
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, Flash Gordon, 14:17
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, Kenneth Brody, 14:12
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, Richard Heathfield, 14:01
- Re: Why do integer-to-double conversions do not happen in printf, james of tucson, 13:54
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, fermineutron, 13:50
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, Bill Medland, 13:19
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, Coos Haak, 13:14
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, fermineutron, 13:10
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, jacob navia, 13:05
- Re: time() sleep() and dst, CBFalconer, 12:56
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, T.M. Sommers, 12:55
- Re: time() sleep() and dst, CBFalconer, 12:55
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, fermineutron, 12:51
- Re: verify float number, John Bode, 12:39
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, Ancient_Hacker, 12:39
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, jacob navia, 12:37
- Re: time() sleep() and dst, Jordan Abel, 12:29
- Re: time() sleep() and dst, Jordan Abel, 12:25
- Re: Weird Pointer In C, Please Help. Code supply..., Eric Sosman, 12:22
- Re: Why do integer-to-double conversions do not happen in printf, CBFalconer, 12:13
- Re: Weird Pointer In C, Please Help. Code supply..., Chris Dollin, 12:11
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, fermineutron, 12:08
- Re: Debugging C vs debugging C++, CBFalconer, 12:05
- C exe on winXP memory limitation, fermineutron, 12:05
- Re: Print bitmap file, Kenneth Brody, 12:00
- Re: Weird Pointer In C, Please Help. Code supply..., Chris Dollin, 12:00
- Re: fclose then fopen equivalent for stdout?, Jordan Abel, 11:54
- Re: Weird Pointer In C, Please Help. Code supply..., MQ.john@xxxxxxxxx, 11:54
- Re: New to Programming, Jordan Abel, 11:48
- Re: block in open(), Jordan Abel, 11:45
- Re: Does strtok require a non-null token?, av, 11:41
- Re: Weird Pointer In C, Please Help. Code supply..., Eric Sosman, 11:28
- Re: Weird Pointer In C, Please Help. Code supply..., Richard Heathfield, 11:24
- Re: Accessing structure members indirectly, Andrew Poelstra, 11:22
- Re: Weird Pointer In C, Please Help. Code supply..., MQ.john@xxxxxxxxx, 11:19
- Re: Weird Pointer In C, Please Help. Code supply..., Christopher Benson-Manica, 11:19
- Re: Accessing structure members indirectly, Andrew Poelstra, 11:18
- Re: Weird Pointer In C, Please Help. Code supply..., Walter Roberson, 11:17
- Re: Why do integer-to-double conversions do not happen in printf, Eric Sosman, 11:16
- Re: Print bitmap file, Andrew Poelstra, 11:12
- Re: Weird Pointer In C, Please Help. Code supply..., Chris Johnson, 11:08
- Weird Pointer In C, Please Help. Code supply..., MQ.john@xxxxxxxxx, 11:01
- Re: Why do integer-to-double conversions do not happen in printf, arindam . mukerjee, 10:50
- Re: Why do integer-to-double conversions do not happen in printf, Ian Malone, 10:40
- Re: typedef aliasing, James Brown, 10:23
- Re: typedef aliasing, James Brown, 10:22
- Re: Accessing structure members indirectly, Nick Keighley, 09:54
- Re: Why do integer-to-double conversions do not happen in printf, Eric Sosman, 09:37
- Re: Why do integer-to-double conversions do not happen in printf, Bill Medland, 09:32
- Re: Why do integer-to-double conversions do not happen in printf, mark_bluemel, 09:32
- Re: Why do integer-to-double conversions do not happen in printf, Chris Dollin, 09:26
- Why do integer-to-double conversions do not happen in printf, arindam . mukerjee, 09:08
- Re: operators requiring lvalue/rvalue operands and resulting in rvalue/lvalue, Ahmed Kalembo, 09:05
- Re: Debugging C vs debugging C++, Ancient_Hacker, 08:50
- Re: Print bitmap file, Richard Tobin, 08:28
- Re: operators requiring lvalue/rvalue operands and resulting in rvalue/lvalue, Richard Tobin, 08:25
- Re: operators requiring lvalue/rvalue operands and resulting in rvalue/lvalue, Bart, 08:08
- operators requiring lvalue/rvalue operands and resulting in rvalue/lvalue, Kavya, 07:51
- Re: Accessing structure members indirectly, Kavya, 07:50
- Re: Accessing structure members indirectly, Christopher Benson-Manica, 07:44
- Re: Accessing structure members indirectly, Kavya, 07:29
- Re: Accessing structure members indirectly, Christopher Benson-Manica, 07:18
- Re: Accessing structure members indirectly, Kavya, 07:15
- Re: Print bitmap file, CBFalconer, 07:07
- Re: block in open(), riedel, 07:04
- Re: C / asm / long ints, CBFalconer, 06:53
- Re: re-definition of standard types, BRG, 06:44
- Re: va_arg(), Christopher Benson-Manica, 06:44
- Re: Accessing structure members indirectly, Walter Roberson, 06:23
- Re: Accessing structure members indirectly, Richard Bos, 06:21
- Re: Accessing structure members indirectly, Bart, 06:19
- Re: re-definition of standard types, Harald van Dijk, 06:17
- Re: Accessing structure members indirectly, Jens Thoms Toerring, 06:14
- Re: re-definition of standard types, Bart, 06:13
- Accessing structure members indirectly, Kavya, 05:56
- Re: Which standards do the implementation support?, Hallvard B Furuseth, 05:02
- Re: Which standards do the implementation support?, Hallvard B Furuseth, 05:00
- re-definition of standard types, Roman Mashak, 04:47
- Re: typedef aliasing, Jens Thoms Toerring, 04:46
- Re: typedef aliasing, Richard Heathfield, 04:40
- Re: C / asm / long ints, Richard Heathfield, 04:38
- typedef aliasing, James Brown, 04:26
- Re: time() sleep() and dst, Richard Bos, 04:26
- Re: C / asm / long ints, Rod Pemberton, 04:15
- time() sleep() and dst, reppisch, 04:14
- Re: Print bitmap file, Richard Heathfield, 03:21
- Re: Print bitmap file, Bart, 03:17
- Re: Print bitmap file, Martin Ambuhl, 03:14
- Re: Print bitmap file, Richard Bos, 03:06
- Re: C / asm / long ints, Richard Bos, 03:05
- Re: block in open(), Richard Bos, 03:03
- Re: verify float number, J. J. Farrell, 02:52
- Print bitmap file, Myombi Natuse, 02:52
- Re: C / asm / long ints, Chris Thomasson, 02:16
- Re: C / asm / long ints, Nishu, 01:00
- Re: Debugging C vs debugging C++, Ian Collins, 00:55
- Re: New to Programming, Ian Collins, 00:51
- Re: in something not a structure or union, Joe Estock, 00:35
- Re: Debugging C vs debugging C++, websnarf, 00:08
October 26, 2006
- Re: C compiler and editor, jussij, 23:51
- Re: define a struct that has its own type as a field somehow?, SM Ryan, 22:13
- Re: rolling dice, Bill Reid, 21:52
- Re: in something not a structure or union, CBFalconer, 21:09
- Re: Debugging C vs debugging C++, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 20:54
- Re: New to Programming, Joe Wright, 20:10
- Re: verify float number, Richard Tobin, 19:46
- Re: New to Programming, Keith Thompson, 19:30
- Re: C / asm / long ints, Jack \"Abram\" Off, 19:22
- Re: string manipulation, Malcolm, 19:20
- Re: fclose then fopen equivalent for stdout?, CBFalconer, 19:04
- Re: verify float number, CBFalconer, 19:01
- Re: verify float number, Richard Heathfield, 18:45
- Re: New to Programming, Richard Heathfield, 18:43
- Re: fclose then fopen equivalent for stdout?, Walter Roberson, 18:13
- Re: in something not a structure or union, Ancient_Hacker, 18:01
- Re: verify float number, Xancatal, 17:52
- Re: Debugging C vs debugging C++, jacob navia, 17:31
- Re: Debugging C vs debugging C++, Ancient_Hacker, 17:26
- Re: Debugging C vs debugging C++, jacob navia, 17:24
- Re: Debugging C vs debugging C++, Spiros Bousbouras, 17:19
- Re: New to Programming, Ancient_Hacker, 17:15
- Re: New to Programming, J. J. Farrell, 17:14
- Re: Debugging C vs debugging C++, Spiros Bousbouras, 17:10
- Re: define a struct that has its own type as a field somehow?, Keith Thompson, 17:02
- Re: New to Programming, Spiros Bousbouras, 16:57
- Re: va_arg(), Keith Thompson, 16:55
- Re: problems calling a function contained in a dll, CBFalconer, 16:49
- Re: define a struct that has its own type as a field somehow?, Mark McIntyre, 16:46
- Re: string manipulation, Mark McIntyre, 16:42
- Re: New to Programming, Spiros Bousbouras, 16:39
- Re: block in open(), Mark McIntyre, 16:37
- Re: block in open(), Mark McIntyre, 16:36
- Re: in something not a structure or union, Fred Kleinschmidt, 16:32
- Debugging C vs debugging C++, jacob navia, 16:30
- Re: problems calling a function contained in a dll, Ancient_Hacker, 16:27
- Re: in something not a structure or union, Kodorna, 16:25
- Re: How to test for the existence of __func__?, Ancient_Hacker, 16:24
- Re: problems calling a function contained in a dll, jacob navia, 16:24
- Re: problems calling a function contained in a dll, jacob navia, 16:22
- Re: in something not a structure or union, Kodorna, 16:20
- Re: in something not a structure or union, Ancient_Hacker, 16:13
- in something not a structure or union, Kodorna, 16:00
- Re: va_arg(), David Resnick, 15:57
- Re: problems calling a function contained in a dll, Ancient_Hacker, 15:32
- Re: va_arg(), Eric Sosman, 15:29
- Re: about Database in C, dcorbit, 15:21
- Re: va_arg(), Keith Thompson, 15:15
- Re: problems calling a function contained in a dll, Keith Thompson, 15:03
- Re: fclose then fopen equivalent for stdout?, Keith Thompson, 15:01
- Re: va_arg(), Keith Thompson, 14:55
- Re: how to fabricate a good computer, Clever Monkey, 14:49
- Re: problems calling a function contained in a dll, Alan, 14:46
- Re: va_arg(), David Resnick, 14:39
- Re: A simple program , need to see where's the mistake :), Keith Thompson, 14:26
- Re: How to test for the existence of __func__?, Keith Thompson, 14:22
- Re: C / asm / long ints, mensanator@xxxxxxx, 13:59
- Re: C / asm / long ints, Richard Heathfield, 13:55
- Re: va_arg(), Christopher Benson-Manica, 13:53
- Re: va_arg(), Eric Sosman, 13:21
- Re: problems calling a function contained in a dll, Bill Medland, 13:21
- problems calling a function contained in a dll, Alan, 13:03
- C / asm / long ints, fermineutron, 12:58
- Re: fclose then fopen equivalent for stdout?, David Mathog, 12:46
- Re: define a struct that has its own type as a field somehow?, Chris Torek, 12:43
- Re: va_arg(), David Tiktin, 12:42
- Re: K&R2 variable definition, Richard Heathfield, 12:15
- Re: New to Programming, Richard Heathfield, 12:10
- Re: Which standards do the implementation support?, Chris Torek, 12:07
- Re: A simple program , need to see where's the mistake :), CBFalconer, 12:06
- Re: va_arg(), Laurent Deniau, 11:45
- Re: va_arg(), mark_bluemel, 11:33
- Re: Which standards do the implementation support?, Al Balmer, 11:32
- Re: va_arg(), David Resnick, 11:31
- Re: va_arg(), LIT, 11:23
- Re: va_arg(), mark_bluemel, 11:03
- Re: va_arg(), Richard Tobin, 11:02
- Re: how to allocate memory to a member dynamically, Ancient_Hacker, 10:55
- Re: A simple program , need to see where's the mistake :), Fred Kleinschmidt, 10:50
- Re: K&R2 variable definition, Chris Dollin, 10:49
- Re: Strange Behaviour of this function, Chris Dollin, 10:47
- va_arg(), LIT, 10:26
- Re: A simple program , need to see where's the mistake :), Andrew Poelstra, 10:06
- Re: define a struct that has its own type as a field somehow?, Ben, 09:59
- Re: define a struct that has its own type as a field somehow?, Ben, 09:57
- Re: define a struct that has its own type as a field somehow?, Papastefanos Serafeim, 09:54
- Re: K&R2 variable definition, Clausfor, 09:54
- define a struct that has its own type as a field somehow?, Ben, 09:51
- Re: K&R2 variable definition, Richard Tobin, 09:48
- Re: K&R2 variable definition, Zara, 09:47
- K&R2 variable definition, Clausfor, 09:42
- Re: Strange Behaviour of this function, Richard Tobin, 09:17
- Re: New to Programming, CBFalconer, 09:16
- Re: Strange Behaviour of this function, Chris Dollin, 09:11
- Re: New to Programming, Hallvard B Furuseth, 08:57
- Re: How to remove // comments, Richard Bos, 08:53
- Re: A simple program , need to see where's the mistake :), Christopher Benson-Manica, 08:51
- Re: string manipulation, mark_bluemel, 08:47
- Re: Strange Behaviour of this function, raghu, 08:46
- Re: C code to calculate gradient of a function, Olw, 08:45
- Re: C code to calculate gradient of a function, Olw, 08:41
- Re: New to Programming, Richard, 08:32
- Re: about Database in C, thunder1, 08:06
- Re: C code to calculate gradient of a function, William Hughes, 08:03
- Re: How to test for the existence of __func__?, Old Wolf, 07:59
- Re: bit position, Hallvard B Furuseth, 07:55
- Which standards do the implementation support?, Hallvard B Furuseth, 07:52
- Re: How to test for the existence of __func__?, Greg Comeau, 07:45
- Re: bit position, Keith Thompson, 07:34
- Re: Strange Behaviour of this function, Keith Thompson, 07:30
- Re: string manipulation, avida, 07:05
- Re: C code to calculate gradient of a function, xhunga, 07:04
- Re: Strange Behaviour of this function, mark_bluemel, 07:03
- Re: string manipulation, Martin Ambuhl, 06:56
- Re: Strange Behaviour of this function, Richard Heathfield, 06:47
- Re: How to test for the existence of __func__?, Rod Pemberton, 06:33
- Re: string manipulation, mark_bluemel, 06:28
- Re: bit position, Hallvard B Furuseth, 06:27
- Re: about Database in C, mark_bluemel, 06:26
- Re: general array in C, Keith Thompson, 06:15
- string manipulation, avida, 05:59
- Re: about Database in C, Ico, 05:59
- about Database in C, raghu, 05:51
- Re: Strange Behaviour of this function, raghu, 05:45
- Re: How to test for the existence of __func__?, Hallvard B Furuseth, 05:43
- Re: how to fabricate a good computer, Rod Pemberton, 05:24
- Re: rolling dice, Rod Pemberton, 05:13
- Re: general array in C, Laurent Deniau, 04:54
- Re: How to test for the existence of __func__?, dave_140390, 04:52
- Re: How to test for the existence of __func__?, Richard Bos, 04:48
- Re: general array in C, Laurent Deniau, 04:47
- Re: gdb: breakpoint condition to compare string, Ian Collins, 04:38
- Re: How to test for the existence of __func__?, Ian Collins, 04:34
- Re: New to Programming, Richard Heathfield, 04:32
- Re: bit position, Simon Biber, 04:01
- gdb: breakpoint condition to compare string, Pawel, 03:57
- Re: how to fabricate a good computer, Richard Bos, 03:55
- Re: how to allocate memory to a member dynamically, Richard Bos, 03:54
- Re: bit position, Ico, 03:46
- How to test for the existence of __func__?, dave_140390, 03:39
- Re: block in open(), Richard Bos, 03:35
- Re: general array in C, Michal Nazarewicz, 03:35
- Re: how to allocate memory to a member dynamically, Michal Nazarewicz, 03:11
- Re: New to Programming, J. J. Farrell, 03:08
- Re: New to Programming, Glenn Hutchings, 03:08
- New to Programming, SG, 02:26
- Re: A simple program , need to see where's the mistake :), Richard Heathfield, 01:54
- Re: bit position, Nishu, 00:26
- Re: A simple program , need to see where's the mistake :), Barry Schwarz, 00:19
- Re: Another Mersenne Twister question, Ben Pfaff, 00:12
October 25, 2006
- Re: Another Mersenne Twister question, fermineutron, 23:29
- Re: A simple program , need to see where's the mistake :), fermineutron, 23:16
- Re: Strange Behaviour of this function, Keith Thompson, 23:09
- Re: block in open(), CBFalconer, 23:08
- Re: block in open(), Jordan Abel, 23:02
- Re: block in open(), Jordan Abel, 23:00
- Re: Another Mersenne Twister question, Jack Klein, 22:15
- Re: Strange Behaviour of this function, Dik T. Winter, 22:13
- Re: File handling with structures problem, Jack Klein, 22:09
- Re: Strange Behaviour of this function, CBFalconer, 21:07
- Re: verify float number, Ian Collins, 20:34
- Re: verify float number, Xancatal, 20:26
- Re: rolling dice, Keith Thompson, 19:45
- Re: Strange Behaviour of this function, Keith Thompson, 19:38
- Re: rolling dice, Richard Heathfield, 19:34
- Re: Source code reverse engineering with graphviz output., Rod Pemberton, 19:14
- Re: C code to calculate gradient of a function, Mark McIntyre, 19:12
- Re: rolling dice, Bill Reid, 19:11
- Re: block in open(), Mark McIntyre, 19:10
- Re: block in open(), Mark McIntyre, 19:07
- Re: block in open(), Mark McIntyre, 19:07
- Re: Stack and Queue, CBFalconer, 18:51
- Re: block in open(), CBFalconer, 18:44
- Re: Strange Behaviour of this function, Andrew Poelstra, 18:36
- Re: A simple program , need to see where's the mistake :), Andrew Poelstra, 18:33
- Re: fclose then fopen equivalent for stdout?, Rod Pemberton, 18:29
- Re: A simple program , need to see where's the mistake :), CBFalconer, 18:28
- Re: A simple program , need to see where's the mistake :), Andrew Poelstra, 18:20
- Re: C code to calculate gradient of a function, dcorbit, 18:11
- Re: Finding the Integers Question, Simon Biber, 18:06
- Re: how to fabricate a good computer, Rod Pemberton, 18:01
- Re: bit position, Eric Sosman, 17:56
- Re: bit position, Eric Sosman, 17:46
- Re: automatically remove unused #includes from C source?, CBFalconer, 17:37
- Re: Stack and Queue, Malcolm, 17:36
- Re: fclose then fopen equivalent for stdout?, Serve Laurijssen, 17:36
- Re: Another Mersenne Twister question, Keith Thompson, 17:35
- Re: bit position, Serve Laurijssen, 17:27
- Re: Another Mersenne Twister question, Keith Thompson, 17:26
- Re: Another Mersenne Twister question, Keith Thompson, 17:10
- Re: verify float number, Keith Thompson, 17:04
- Re: Printing bitmap on HP Printer, Keith Thompson, 16:58
- Re: block in open(), Jordan Abel, 16:54
- Re: C code to calculate gradient of a function, Bill Pursell, 16:53
- Re: Finding the Integers Question, Keith Thompson, 16:50
- Re: C application server vs ruby on rails or turbogears, Charlton Wilbur, 16:45
- Re: Strange Behaviour of this function, Keith Thompson, 16:44
- Re: Strange Behaviour of this function, Keith Thompson, 16:39
- Re: C application server vs ruby on rails or turbogears, sjdevnull@xxxxxxxxx, 16:38
- Re: automatically remove unused #includes from C source?, Paul Connolly, 16:34
- Re: block in open(), Walter Roberson, 16:32
- Re: C code to calculate gradient of a function, Fred Kleinschmidt, 16:25
- Re: general array in C, Keith Thompson, 16:20
- Re: how to fabricate a good computer, CBFalconer, 16:16
- Re: A simple program , need to see where's the mistake :), Odinn, 16:11
- Re: fclose then fopen equivalent for stdout?, CBFalconer, 16:10
- Re: block in open(), Jordan Abel, 16:10
- Re: fclose then fopen equivalent for stdout?, Eric Sosman, 16:04
- Re: C code to calculate gradient of a function, CBFalconer, 16:03
- Re: Another Mersenne Twister question, CBFalconer, 15:59
- Re: fclose then fopen equivalent for stdout?, Eric Sosman, 15:57
- Re: block in open(), Walter Roberson, 15:55
- Re: block in open(), Jordan Abel, 15:55
- Re: A simple program , need to see where's the mistake :), Christopher Benson-Manica, 15:54
- Re: A simple program , need to see where's the mistake :), michael . kirby, 15:49
- Re: Finding the Integers Question, CBFalconer, 15:49
- Re: block in open(), Jordan Abel, 15:48
- Re: C in Linux vs C in Windows, is there any difference?, Walter Roberson, 15:47
- Re: block in open(), Walter Roberson, 15:46
- Re: block in open(), CBFalconer, 15:45
- Re: Another Mersenne Twister question, websnarf, 15:43
- Re: block in open(), Jordan Abel, 15:39
- Re: fclose then fopen equivalent for stdout?, Chris Torek, 15:37
- A simple program , need to see where's the mistake :), Odinn, 15:34
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Paul Connolly, 15:21
- Re: Stack and Queue, michael . kirby, 15:03
- Re: block in open(), Walter Roberson, 14:58
- Re: block in open(), Walter Roberson, 14:55
- Re: C code to calculate gradient of a function, Olw, 14:39
- Re: bit position, Giorgio Silvestri, 14:36
- Re: fclose then fopen equivalent for stdout?, David Mathog, 14:35
- Re: fclose then fopen equivalent for stdout?, David Mathog, 14:32
- Re: fclose then fopen equivalent for stdout?, Jordan Abel, 14:25
- Re: C code to calculate gradient of a function, Fred Kleinschmidt, 14:23
- Re: fclose then fopen equivalent for stdout?, Christopher Benson-Manica, 14:11
- Re: C code to calculate gradient of a function, Clever Monkey, 14:01
- Re: Another Mersenne Twister question, Simon, 13:55
- Re: fclose then fopen equivalent for stdout?, David Mathog, 13:48
- Re: block in open(), Jordan Abel, 13:45
- Re: Finding the Integers Question, Default User, 13:38
- Re: fclose then fopen equivalent for stdout?, Harald van Dijk, 13:29
- Re: how to fabricate a good computer, jmcgill, 13:28
- Re: fclose then fopen equivalent for stdout?, David Mathog, 13:28
- Re: bit position, Richard Heathfield, 13:22
- Re: fclose then fopen equivalent for stdout?, Eric Sosman, 13:20
- Re: Another Mersenne Twister question, Arthur J. O'Dwyer, 13:20
- Re: Stack and Queue, Richard Heathfield, 13:19
- bit position, Serve Laurijssen, 13:17
- Re: how to fabricate a good computer, Richard Heathfield, 13:15
- Stack and Queue, raghu, 13:07
- how to fabricate a good computer, lasaihome, 13:06
- Re: fclose then fopen equivalent for stdout?, David Mathog, 12:58
- fclose then fopen equivalent for stdout?, David Mathog, 12:48
- Re: general array in C, Laurent Deniau, 12:46
- Re: getchar, CDROOM, 12:45
- Re: getchar, CDROOM, 12:37
- C code to calculate gradient of a function, Olw, 12:33
- Re: getchar, Baishampayan Ghose, 12:19
- Re: block in open(), Stephen Sprunk, 12:17
- Re: getchar, jmcgill, 12:17
- Re: getchar, mark_bluemel, 12:11
- Re: Another Mersenne Twister question, mark_bluemel, 12:10
- getchar, CDROOM, 12:03
- Another Mersenne Twister question, Simon, 11:56
- Re: Finding the Integers Question, Richard Heathfield, 10:54
- Re: Finding the Integers Question, CBFalconer, 10:54
- Re: Detecting EOF, Richard Heathfield, 10:51
- Re: C compiler and editor, CBFalconer, 10:45
- Re: Finding the Integers Question, hookah_frog, 10:33
- Re: Behavior of logical or, Kenneth Brody, 10:19
- Re: Finding the Integers Question, Andrew Poelstra, 10:17
- Re: Finding the Integers Question, Andrew Poelstra, 10:13
- Re: block in open(), Jordan Abel, 10:12
- Re: Finding the Integers Question, Simon Biber, 10:09
- Re: EOF Question, Andrew Poelstra, 10:07
- Re: Detecting EOF, Andrew Poelstra, 10:06
- Re: block in open(), Jordan Abel, 10:06
- Re: Strange Behaviour of this function, Andrew Poelstra, 09:51
- Re: Finding the Integers Question, Andrew Poelstra, 09:45
- Re: Printing bitmap on HP Printer, Tom St Denis, 09:30
- Re: verify float number, Bill Medland, 09:30
- Re: Printing bitmap on HP Printer, Christopher Benson-Manica, 09:25
- Re: Finding the Integers Question, Richard Heathfield, 09:23
- Printing bitmap on HP Printer, Yann KERNIN, 09:21
- Re: Finding the Integers Question, Ben Bacarisse, 09:20
- Re: Finding the Integers Question, Richard Heathfield, 09:19
- Re: general array in C, Cyn, 09:17
- Re: Finding the Integers Question, Robert Latest, 09:02
- Re: C compiler and editor, Christopher Benson-Manica, 08:46
- Re: Strange Behaviour of this function, Peter Nilsson, 08:39
- Re: general array in C, Laurent Deniau, 08:36
- Re: general array in C, Frederick Gotham, 08:31
- Re: C compiler and editor, Tom St Denis, 08:27
- Re: Behavior of logical or, Lew Pitcher, 08:05
- Re: unsigned char, CBFalconer, 07:05
- Re: C application server vs ruby on rails or turbogears, Gordon Burditt, 06:40
- Re: general array in C, Ancient_Hacker, 06:32
- Re: unsigned char, Peter Nilsson, 06:30
- Things you aren't allowed to say (Was: Strange Behaviour of this function), Kenny McCormack, 06:20
- Re: Strange Behaviour of this function, Keith Thompson, 05:53
- Re: Behavior of logical or, Rachael, 05:17
- Re: Strange Behaviour of this function, Peter Nilsson, 05:05
- Re: Finding the Integers Question, hookah_frog, 05:02
- Re: Behavior of logical or, Keith Thompson, 04:57
- Re: Behavior of logical or, michaelp, 04:37
- Re: block in open(), Richard Bos, 04:34
- Re: Strange Behaviour of this function, Keith Thompson, 04:34
- Re: Highest Common Factor, Elijah Cardon, 04:19
- Re: FILE pointer, Richard Bos, 04:18
- Re: Behavior of logical or, Keith Thompson, 04:18
- Re: Source code reverse engineering with graphviz output., bradphelan, 04:15
- Source code reverse engineering with graphviz output., bradphelan, 04:12
- Re: Finding the Integers Question, Keith Thompson, 04:11
- Re: EOF Question, Simon Biber, 04:06
- Re: EOF Question, Simon Biber, 04:03
- Re: verify float number, Nick Keighley, 04:01
- Re: Detecting EOF, Papastefanos Serafeim, 03:55
- Re: Finding the Integers Question, Richard Heathfield, 03:55
- EOF Question, jobo, 03:52
- Detecting EOF, jobo, 03:47
- Detecting EOF, jobo, 03:46
- Re: Finding the Integers Question, Robert Latest, 03:42
- Re: Behavior of logical or, michaelp, 03:40
- Re: stringification of __LINE__: why two passes?, Bart, 03:40
- Re: Behavior of logical or, michaelp, 03:39
- Re: C in Linux vs C in Windows, is there any difference?, Robert Latest, 03:39
- Re: general array in C, Bart, 03:36
- Re: verify float number, av, 03:34
- Re: general array in C, Bart, 03:32
- Re: Finding the Integers Question, T.M. Sommers, 03:30
- Re: grammar files for a shell, Rod Pemberton, 03:09
- Re: stringification of __LINE__: why two passes?, Thad Smith, 02:59
- Re: general array in C, jacob navia, 02:56
- Re: Behavior of logical or, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 02:47
- Re: Strange Behaviour of this function, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 02:45
- Re: File handling with structures problem, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 02:42
- Re: Behavior of logical or, Conor Hughes, 02:30
- Re: unsigned char, Harald van Dijk, 02:21
- File handling with structures problem, Rav, 02:13
- Strange Behaviour of this function, g.ankush1@xxxxxxxxx, 02:04
- Re: Finding the Integers Question, jobo, 02:02
- Behavior of logical or, michaelp, 01:54
- Re: grammar files for a shell, junky_fellow@xxxxxxxxxxx, 01:45
- Re: Finding the Integers Question, T.M. Sommers, 01:39
- Finding the Integers Question, jobo, 01:30
- Re: unsigned char, CBFalconer, 01:18
- Re: is it possible to run a C program from batch file., Simon Biber, 00:58
- Re: general array in C, Simon Biber, 00:43
- Re: C compiler and editor, Simon Biber, 00:15
October 24, 2006
- Re: unsigned char, Jack Klein, 23:23
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Kenny McCormack, 22:51
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Keith Thompson, 22:28
- Re: realloc but not copy, websnarf, 22:25
- Re: C in Linux vs C in Windows, is there any difference?, CBFalconer, 22:21
- Re: ( ) -> operators associativity confused, Andrey Tarasevich, 22:15
- Re: Cloaking C source (was: How to remove // comments), CBFalconer, 22:13
- Re: ( ) -> operators associativity confused, Eric Sosman, 22:13
- Re: initializer element is not constant, Paul Edwards, 22:02
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Displacer, 21:48
- ( ) -> operators associativity confused, bochengnever, 21:46
- Re: C in Linux vs C in Windows, is there any difference?, Ben Bacarisse, 21:33
- Re: C in Linux vs C in Windows, is there any difference?, Walter Roberson, 21:30
- Re: verify float number, Xancatal, 21:19
- Re: C in Linux vs C in Windows, is there any difference?, Dr_Locke_Z2A, 21:11
- Re: C compiler and editor, Mitsteig, 21:00
- C in Linux vs C in Windows, is there any difference?, VijaKhara, 20:53
- C compiler and editor, marco . delvecchio, 20:34
- Re: initializer element is not constant, Keith Thompson, 20:29
- Re: Cloaking C source (was: How to remove // comments), jxh, 20:06
- Re: verify float number, Bill Medland, 19:59
- Re: how to allocate memory to a member at run time, CBFalconer, 19:52
- Re: is it possible to run a C program from batch file., pete, 19:32
- Re: verify float number, Chris Torek, 19:25
- Re: How to reverse a Unsigned Char??, pete, 19:21
- Re: initializer element is not constant, pete, 19:18
- Re: general array in C, pete, 19:04
- Re: how to allocate memory to a member dynamically, Andrew Poelstra, 19:02
- Re: how to allocate memory to a member at run time, Andrew Poelstra, 18:58
- Re: how to allocate memory to a member dynamically, Andrew Poelstra, 18:55
- Re: what's wrong with the macro, pete, 18:50
- Re: verify float number, Ben Pfaff, 18:48
- Re: verify float number, Keith Thompson, 18:44
- Re: Highest Common Factor, Harald van Dijk, 18:37
- Re: grammar files for a shell, Rod Pemberton, 18:26
- Re: Highest Common Factor, Spiros Bousbouras, 18:23
- Re: verify float number, Xancatal, 18:16
- Re: verify float number, Bill Medland, 18:10
- Re: realloc but not copy, Frederick Gotham, 18:07
- Re: unsigned char, Clark S. Cox III, 18:03
- Re: unsigned char, Eric Sosman, 17:48
- Re: unsigned char, Frederick Gotham, 17:47
- Re: verify float number, Xancatal, 17:47
- Re: verify float number, Xancatal, 17:43
- Re: unsigned char, Bill Medland, 17:43
- Re: unsigned char, Eric Sosman, 17:31
- Re: general array in C, Frederick Gotham, 17:29
- Re: unsigned char, cassius, 17:12
- Re: unsigned char, Bill Medland, 16:53
- Re: unsigned char, Clark S. Cox III, 16:49
- Re: general array in C, Ancient_Hacker, 16:39
- Re: what's wrong with the macro, Keith Thompson, 16:36
- Re: general array in C, jacob navia, 16:32
- Re: what's wrong with the macro, Keith Thompson, 16:00
- Re: general array in C, Ancient_Hacker, 15:55
- Cloaking C source (was: How to remove // comments), CBFalconer, 15:52
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Chris Thomasson, 15:52
- unsigned char, FlyingBird, 15:47
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Kenny McCormack, 15:45
- Re: what's wrong with the macro, CBFalconer, 15:29
- Re: general array in C, jacob navia, 15:00
- general array in C, Cyn, 14:33
- Re: block in open(), Walter Roberson, 13:44
- Re: Highest Common Factor, mensanator@xxxxxxx, 13:35
- Re: what's wrong with the macro, Mark McIntyre, 13:04
- Re: block in open(), Mark McIntyre, 13:00
- Re: what's wrong with the macro, Clark S. Cox III, 12:48
- Re: what's wrong with the macro, Christopher Benson-Manica, 12:44
- Re: How to remove // comments, Jalapeno, 12:26
- Re: block in open(), Jordan Abel, 12:22
- Re: what's wrong with the macro, Chris Dollin, 12:19
- Re: what's wrong with the macro, Richard Tobin, 12:14
- Re: what's wrong with the macro, Frederick Gotham, 11:57
- Re: what's wrong with the macro, Richard Tobin, 11:46
- Re: what's wrong with the macro, Eric Sosman, 11:45
- Re: LOW INTELLIGENCE ALERT, Robert Latest, 11:38
- Re: what's wrong with the macro, Frederick Gotham, 11:30
- Re: LOW INTELLIGENCE ALERT, Frederick Gotham, 11:29
- Re: what's wrong with the macro, Frederick Gotham, 11:23
- Re: LOW INTELLIGENCE ALERT, Scott Fluhrer, 11:19
- Re: what's wrong with the macro, Frederick Gotham, 11:19
- Re: realloc but not copy, Al Balmer, 11:13
- LOW INTELLIGENCE ALERT, Frederick Gotham, 11:06
- Re: block in open(), CBFalconer, 10:56
- Re: How to remove // comments, Jordan Abel, 10:54
- Re: how to allocate memory to a member dynamically, CBFalconer, 10:36
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Jordan Abel, 10:27
- Re: How to reverse a Unsigned Char??, Jordan Abel, 10:20
- Re: address after end of array?, Harald van Dijk, 10:18
- Re: block in open(), Jordan Abel, 10:17
- Re: what's wrong with the macro, Richard Heathfield, 10:10
- Re: how to allocate memory to a member dynamically, Ancient_Hacker, 10:08
- Re: how to allocate memory to a member dynamically, Ancient_Hacker, 10:04
- Re: realloc but not copy, Scott Fluhrer, 09:40
- Re: how to allocate memory to a member dynamically, mark_bluemel, 09:31
- Re: how to allocate memory to a member at run time, Christopher Benson-Manica, 09:28
- Re: how to allocate memory to a member at run time, thunder1, 09:10
- Re: how to allocate memory to a member dynamically, Christopher Benson-Manica, 08:51
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Kenny McCormack, 08:23
- Re: how to allocate memory to a member dynamically, raghu, 07:51
- Re: how to allocate memory to a member dynamically, mark_bluemel, 07:40
- Re: how to allocate memory to a member at run time, mark_bluemel, 07:37
- Re: how to allocate memory to a member dynamically, mark_bluemel, 07:36
- Re: how to allocate memory to a member dynamically, Jens Thoms Toerring, 07:36
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, SM Ryan, 07:34
- Re: block in open(), CBFalconer, 07:31
- Re: realloc but not copy, CBFalconer, 07:25
- how to allocate memory to a member at run time, raghu, 07:22
- how to allocate memory to a member dynamically, raghu, 07:21
- Re: How to reverse a Unsigned Char??, Jens Thoms Toerring, 06:31
- Re: How to reverse a Unsigned Char??, mark_bluemel, 06:29
- Re: block in open(), Jens Thoms Toerring, 06:21
- How to reverse a Unsigned Char??, ranjanmg1, 06:07
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Richard Tobin, 06:02
- Re: block in open(), Nick Keighley, 05:50
- block in open(), freegnu, 05:46
- Re: initializer element is not constant, Paul Edwards, 04:27
- Re: C standard, Mark McIntyre, 04:27
- Re: is it possible to run a C program from batch file., Mark McIntyre, 04:24
- Re: verify float number, Nick Keighley, 04:08
- Re: Endian revisited, Nick Keighley, 03:56
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Chris Thomasson, 03:55
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Chris Thomasson, 03:52
- Re: Amusing C, amusing compiler, Elijah Cardon, 03:38
- Re: Highest Common Factor, Elijah Cardon, 03:34
- Re: Doubts on Array Size, mark_bluemel, 03:34
- Re: C standard, xdevel, 03:24
- Re: C standard, Elijah Cardon, 03:23
- Re: "K&R" C, Elijah Cardon, 03:20
- Re: C standard, jmcgill, 03:19
- C standard, xdevel, 02:50
- Re: address after end of array?, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 02:43
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Friedrich Dominicus, 02:39
- Re: is it possible to run a C program from batch file., pankaj, 02:15
- Re: is it possible to run a C program from batch file., Cinder6, 02:12
- is it possible to run a C program from batch file., sjayaramit, 01:56
- Re: Doubts on Array Size, J. J. Farrell, 01:52
- Re: Please help me spot the difference, Andrew Poelstra, 01:48
- c PROGRAMMERS--READ THIS AND THINK ABOUT YOURSELF, Google Questions, 01:37
- Doubts on Array Size, Harry, 01:32
- Re: initializer element is not constant, Jack Klein, 01:22
- Re: initializer element is not constant, Jack Klein, 01:17
- Re: Endian revisited, Thad Smith, 00:59
- Re: realloc but not copy, James Antill, 00:58
- Re: initializer element is not constant, Paul Edwards, 00:29
- initializer element is not constant, Paul Edwards, 00:24
- Re: Highest Common Factor, Afghan Hound, 00:20
- Re: how to print ASCII "ETX" character?, Peter "Shaggy" Haywood, 00:13
- Re: verify float number, Neil, 00:03
October 23, 2006
- Re: how to print ASCII "ETX" character?, Peter "Shaggy" Haywood, 23:53
- Re: Seg faults in merge and quick sort, Peter "Shaggy" Haywood, 23:53
- Re: help with linklist with I/O file, and word node, Simon Biber, 23:16
- Re: realloc but not copy, Eric Sosman, 22:54
- Re: realloc but not copy, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 21:32
- Re: "K&R" C, msdos6, 21:13
- Re: automatically remove unused #includes from C source?, CBFalconer, 21:07
- Re: realloc but not copy, Eric Sosman, 21:05
- Re: what's wrong with the macro, Keith Thompson, 20:55
- Re: How to remove // comments, Keith Thompson, 20:45
- Re: what's wrong with the macro, Walter Roberson, 20:35
- Re: verify float number, Bill Medland, 20:22
- Re: Evaluation order of assignment statement, Walter Roberson, 20:16
- Re: what's wrong with the macro, pete, 20:03
- Re: How to remove // comments, Jalapeno, 19:53
- Re: automatically remove unused #includes from C source?, Paul Connolly, 19:25
- Re: Highest Common Factor, Julian V. Noble, 19:14
- Re: Evaluation order of assignment statement, Chris Torek, 19:00
- Re: C application server vs ruby on rails or turbogears, Paul Connolly, 18:57
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Paul Connolly, 18:35
- Re: realloc but not copy, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 18:34
- Re: How to remove // comments, Walter Bright, 18:30
- Re: How to remove // comments, Walter Bright, 18:27
- Re: How to remove // comments, Walter Bright, 18:24
- Re: Evaluation order of assignment statement, Walter Roberson, 18:19
- Re: Evaluation order of assignment statement, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 18:18
- Re: realloc but not copy, CBFalconer, 18:12
- Re: verify float number, CBFalconer, 18:04
- Re: what's wrong with the macro, Keith Thompson, 18:00
- Re: Highest Common Factor, gw7rib, 17:58
- Re: Highest Common Factor, bert, 17:55
- Re: what's wrong with the macro, Keith Thompson, 17:50
- Re: How to remove // comments, Keith Thompson, 17:46
- Re: How to remove // comments, CBFalconer, 17:45
- Re: "K&R" C, Arthur J. O'Dwyer, 17:44
- Re: help with linklist with I/O file, and word node, Keith Thompson, 17:29
- Re: Highest Common Factor, nachch, 17:21
- Re: realloc but not copy, Miquel van Smoorenburg, 17:17
- Re: what's wrong with the macro, Frederick Gotham, 17:03
- Highest Common Factor, Frederick Gotham, 17:01
- Re: what's wrong with the macro, Giorgio Silvestri, 16:49
- Re: what's wrong with the macro, Keith Thompson, 16:40
- Re: Evaluation order of assignment statement, nachch, 16:34
- Re: POSIX system() call return value, Keith Thompson, 16:32
- Re: "K&R" C, gw7rib, 16:27
- Re: How to remove // comments, Keith Thompson, 16:24
- Re: How to remove // comments, Mark McIntyre, 16:21
- Re: obfuscated, lawrence . jones, 16:15
- Re: sequence points, lawrence . jones, 16:15
- Re: How to remove // comments, Keith Thompson, 16:14
- Re: Please help me spot the difference, Jens Thoms Toerring, 16:09
- Re: Evaluation order of assignment statement, Walter Roberson, 16:08
- Re: Evaluation order of assignment statement, nachch, 15:56
- Re: verify float number, Bill Medland, 15:43
- Re: memcpy() problem, J. J. Farrell, 15:40
- Re: memcpy() problem, J. J. Farrell, 15:38
- Re: help with linklist with I/O file, and word node, spidey12345, 15:35
- Re: verify float number, Bill Medland, 15:34
- Re: verify float number, Xancatal, 15:31
- Re: verify float number, Xancatal, 15:25
- Re: verify float number, Bill Medland, 15:22
- Re: realloc but not copy, websnarf, 15:21
- Re: memcpy() problem, Bill Medland, 15:11
- Re: memcpy() problem, Walter Roberson, 15:05
- Re: Evaluation order of assignment statement, Andrey Tarasevich, 14:50
- Re: Evaluation order of assignment statement, Walter Roberson, 14:49
- Re: Evaluation order of assignment statement, John Smith, 14:42
- Re: memcpy() problem, danu, 14:40
- Re: memcpy() problem, Walter Roberson, 14:26
- Evaluation order of assignment statement, nachch, 14:22
- memcpy() problem, danu, 14:16
- memcpy() problem, danu, 14:16
- Re: verify float number, jmcgill, 14:13
- Re: verify float number, Fred Kleinschmidt, 13:59
- Re: Extremely pedantic, but however..., Frederick Gotham, 13:54
- Re: address after end of array?, Frederick Gotham, 13:52
- Re: How to remove // comments, jxh, 13:49
- Re: what's wrong with the macro, Frederick Gotham, 13:48
- Re: realloc but not copy, Al Balmer, 13:46
- Re: address after end of array?, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 13:03
- Re: verify float number, Xancatal, 13:03
- Re: address after end of array?, Richard Heathfield, 13:01
- Re: verify float number, Xancatal, 12:59
- address after end of array?, Serve Laurijssen, 12:55
- Re: verify float number, CBFalconer, 12:44
- Re: distant compilation and float literals . The solution, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 12:40
- Re: realloc but not copy, Richard Heathfield, 12:38
- realloc but not copy, ivan . leben, 12:27
- Re: verify float number, Bill Medland, 12:11
- Re: Endian revisited, Bill Medland, 12:06
- Re: grammar files for a shell, Mark McIntyre, 12:06
- verify float number, Xancatal, 11:56
- Re: Please help me spot the difference, Andreas, 11:52
- Re: Endian revisited, Robert Latest, 11:50
- Re: distant compilation and float literals . The solution, William Hughes, 11:38
- Re: Language standard: the least common denominator vs. utility, James Antill, 11:18
- Re: POSIX system() call return value, Kenneth Brody, 10:48
- Re: FILE pointer, Kenneth Brody, 10:36
- Re: distant compilation and float literals . The solution, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 10:31
- Re: Endian revisited, Sheldon, 10:29
- Re: Please help me spot the difference, Richard Bos, 10:17
- Re: Endian revisited, Bill Medland, 10:06
- Re: POSIX system() call return value, jensthiede, 09:52
- Re: POSIX system() call return value, Igmar Palsenberg, 09:48
- POSIX system() call return value, jensthiede, 09:47
- Re: Endian revisited, Sheldon, 09:43
- Re: Endian revisited, CBFalconer, 09:38
- Re: Please help me spot the difference, Jens Thoms Toerring, 09:32
- Re: Please help me spot the difference, Papastefanos Serafeim, 09:29
- Re: Please help me spot the difference, Ico, 09:29
- Re: Please help me spot the difference, Christian MOENNE-LOCCOZ, 09:20
- Re: Endian revisited, Robert Latest, 09:20
- Re: How to remove // comments, Jalapeno, 09:14
- Re: distant compilation and float literals . The solution, William Hughes, 09:10
- Re: How to remove // comments, Jalapeno, 08:56
- Re: How to remove // comments, CBFalconer, 08:55
- Please help me spot the difference, Andreas Vinther, 08:54
- Re: distant compilation and float literals . The solution, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 08:52
- grammar files for a shell, junky_fellow@xxxxxxxxxxx, 08:43
- Endian revisited, Sheldon, 08:38
- Re: distant compilation and float literals . The solution, William Hughes, 08:32
- Re: distant compilation and float literals . The solution, Christian MOENNE-LOCCOZ, 08:07
- Re: Historical Turbo C 1.5 (1987), scott, 06:50
- Re: How to remove // comments, Mark McIntyre, 05:38
- Re: How to remove // comments, Walter Bright, 04:49
- Re: c & time problem, Nick Keighley, 04:28
- Re: help with linklist with I/O file, and word node, Simon Biber, 04:02
- Re: problem with return, Sheldon, 03:48
- Re: How to remove // comments, Harald van Dijk, 03:36
- Re: c & time problem, Richard Heathfield, 03:35
- Re: How to remove // comments, Walter Bright, 03:28
- Re: is the compiler displaying logical or linear address value?, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 03:27
- Re: Please help me overcome the segmentation fault, Richard Heathfield, 03:18
- Re: "K&R" C, Andrey Tarasevich, 02:21
- Re: Please help me overcome the segmentation fault, CBFalconer, 02:18
- Re: Please help me overcome the segmentation fault, Simon Biber, 02:16
- Re: How to remove // comments, Richard Heathfield, 02:05
- Re: Please help me overcome the segmentation fault, Richard Heathfield, 01:55
- Re: Why is this cast nessasary, Harald van Dijk, 01:51
- Re: Why is this cast nessasary, Neil, 01:19
- Re: How to remove // comments, CBFalconer, 01:16
- Re: obfuscated, Richard Heathfield, 01:08
- Re: Please help me overcome the segmentation fault, CBFalconer, 01:07
- Re: help with linklist with I/O file, and word node, Ben Bacarisse, 01:02
- Re: Why is this cast nessasary, CBFalconer, 01:02
- Re: rolling dice, Bill Reid, 01:02
- Re: Please help me overcome the segmentation fault, Thad Smith, 00:56
- Re: sequence points, Dave Thompson, 00:51
- Re: char data[0], Dave Thompson, 00:51
- Re: obfuscated, Dave Thompson, 00:51
- Re: obfuscated, Dave Thompson, 00:51
- Re: purge like utility in c, Dave Thompson, 00:51
- Re: Amusing C, amusing compiler, Dave Thompson, 00:51
- Re: Casting pointers to functions of different types, Dave Thompson, 00:51
- Re: Writing Binary Digits to a file, Dave Thompson, 00:51
- Re: "K&R" C, Elijah Cardon, 00:51
- Re: Why is this cast nessasary, Thad Smith, 00:44
- Re: Seg faults in merge and quick sort, Richard Heathfield, 00:26
October 22, 2006
- Re: is the compiler displaying logical or linear address value?, Eric Sosman, 21:55
- Re: How to remove // comments, Walter Bright, 21:54
- Re: is the compiler displaying logical or linear address value?, Ian Collins, 21:06
- help with linklist with I/O file, and word node, spidey12345, 20:40
- Re: Please help me overcome the segmentation fault, Barry Schwarz, 20:36
- Re: Extremely pedantic, but however..., Dik T. Winter, 20:25
- is the compiler displaying logical or linear address value?, elvira_wang, 20:22
- Re: How to remove // comments, Mark McIntyre, 18:51
- Re: How to remove // comments, Mark McIntyre, 18:48
- Re: Seg faults in merge and quick sort, CBFalconer, 17:09
- Re: Seg faults in merge and quick sort, Ian Collins, 17:06
- Re: Seg faults in merge and quick sort, Bill Pursell, 16:55
- Re: Seg faults in merge and quick sort, ralphedge, 16:12
- Re: How to remove // comments, Walter Bright, 15:37
- Re: "K&R" C, jmcgill, 15:16
- Re: "K&R" C, Harald van Dijk, 15:12
- Re: char as array index gives warning in gcc, Keith Thompson, 15:06
- Re: what's wrong with the macro, Richard Heathfield, 14:59
- Re: "K&R" C, CBFalconer, 14:52
- Re: "K&R" C, msdos6, 14:25
- Re: c & time problem, Andrew Poelstra, 11:44
- Re: Please help me overcome the segmentation fault, Eric Sosman, 11:44
- Re: Please help me overcome the segmentation fault, Ancient_Hacker, 11:35
- Re: what's wrong with the macro, Andrew Poelstra, 11:33
- Re: Please help me overcome the segmentation fault, Ancient_Hacker, 11:32
- Re: char as array index gives warning in gcc, Eric Sosman, 11:30
- Please help me overcome the segmentation fault, Rav, 10:26
- Re: what's wrong with the macro, Giorgio Silvestri, 09:41
- Re: How to remove // comments, Richard Heathfield, 09:26
- Re: char as array index gives warning in gcc, Eugene Rice, 08:43
- Re: char as array index gives warning in gcc, Eugene Rice, 08:35
- Re: what's wrong with the macro, Frederick Gotham, 08:13
- Re: Extremely pedantic, but however..., Frederick Gotham, 08:08
- Re: c & time problem, CBFalconer, 07:49
- Re: Language standard: the least common denominator vs. utility, CBFalconer, 07:35
- Re: "K&R" C, mkaras, 06:31
- Re: c & time problem, Ian Collins, 06:28
- Re: c & time problem, Ian Collins, 06:19
- Re: c & time problem, RVO, 05:39
- Re: How to simulate a clock?, Malcolm, 03:52
- [OT] universities and students, v4vijayakumar, 03:51
- Re: what's wrong with the macro, Malcolm, 03:48
- Re: char as array index gives warning in gcc, Malcolm, 03:45
- Re: c & time problem, Ian Collins, 03:29
- c & time problem, RVO, 03:23
- what's wrong with the macro, DaVinci, 03:03
- Re: Extremely pedantic, but however..., Samuel Stearley, 02:56
- Re: Extremely pedantic, but however..., Keith Thompson, 02:53
- Re: Language standard: the least common denominator vs. utility, websnarf, 01:47
October 21, 2006
- Re: automatically remove unused #includes from C source?, Gordon Burditt, 23:45
- Re: char as array index gives warning in gcc, Jack Klein, 23:28
- Re: Extremely pedantic, but however..., CBFalconer, 23:21
- Re: Seg faults in merge and quick sort, CBFalconer, 23:19
- Re: automatically remove unused #includes from C source?, CBFalconer, 23:17
- Re: "K&R" C, jmcgill, 22:47
- Re: automatically remove unused #includes from C source?, Kenny McCormack, 22:29
- Re: Few doubts (wrong behaviour or correct ), Keith Thompson, 22:19
- Re: "K&R" C, Keith Thompson, 22:15
- Re: problem with return, Christopher Benson-Manica, 20:24
- Re: Extremely pedantic, but however..., SM Ryan, 20:17
- Re: Few doubts (wrong behaviour or correct ), Dik T. Winter, 20:06
- Re: C application server vs ruby on rails or turbogears, Gordon Burditt, 20:01
- Re: C application server vs ruby on rails or turbogears, Paul Connolly, 19:51
- Re: Extremely pedantic, but however..., Elijah Cardon, 19:42
- Re: Few doubts (wrong behaviour or correct ), Dik T. Winter, 19:38
- Re: Extremely pedantic, but however..., ozbear, 19:27
- Re: Seg faults in merge and quick sort, pete, 19:12
- Re: automatically remove unused #includes from C source?, Paul Connolly, 19:06
- Re: C application server vs ruby on rails or turbogears, Ian Collins, 18:43
- Re: C application server vs ruby on rails or turbogears, Ian Collins, 18:42
- Re: C application server vs ruby on rails or turbogears, Ian Collins, 18:38
- Re: Extremely pedantic, but however..., Frederick Gotham, 18:32
- Re: C application server vs ruby on rails or turbogears, websnarf, 18:18
- Re: How to simulate a clock?, Eric Sosman, 18:12
- Re: C application server vs ruby on rails or turbogears, Paul Connolly, 18:00
- Re: How to remove // comments, Walter Bright, 17:50
- Re: "K&R" C, Ian Collins, 17:46
- Re: "K&R" C, msdos6, 17:42
- Re: How to convert 16 - bit 565 rgb value to 32 bit, Bart, 17:41
- Re: "K&R" C, Ian Collins, 17:35
- Re: automatically remove unused #includes from C source?, Walter Roberson, 17:34
- Re: Extremely pedantic, but however..., jacob navia, 17:30
- "K&R" C, msdos6, 17:30
- Re: automatically remove unused #includes from C source?, Walter Roberson, 17:28
- Re: How to remove // comments, Keith Thompson, 17:17
- Re: How to remove // comments, Walter Bright, 17:09
- How to simulate a clock?, cpptutor2000@xxxxxxxxx, 17:08
- Re: How to remove // comments, Keith Thompson, 17:04
- Re: How to remove // comments, Walter Bright, 16:41
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Paul Connolly, 16:35
- Re: char as array index gives warning in gcc, Keith Thompson, 16:03
- Re: char as array index gives warning in gcc, Keith Thompson, 16:00
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Paul Connolly, 15:54
- Re: How to remove // comments, Walter Bright, 15:37
- Re: Seg faults in merge and quick sort, ralphedge, 15:35
- Re: How to remove // comments, Keith Thompson, 15:35
- Re: Extremely pedantic, but however..., websnarf, 15:27
- Re: Language standard: the least common denominator vs. utility, CBFalconer, 15:26
- Re: automatically remove unused #includes from C source?, Walter Bright, 15:23
- Re: Language standard: the least common denominator vs. utility, CBFalconer, 15:21
- Re: automatically remove unused #includes from C source?, Walter Bright, 15:17
- Re: Remove extra blanks, CBFalconer, 15:14
- Re: Remove extra blanks, CBFalconer, 15:07
- Re: Extremely pedantic, but however..., Samuel Stearley, 15:01
- Re: automatically remove unused #includes from C source?, Walter Roberson, 14:53
- Next-Generation Laptop Computer Systems, Joe, 14:53
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, jacob navia, 14:33
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, William Hughes, 14:15
- Re: Language standard: the least common denominator vs. utility, websnarf, 14:00
- Re: Language standard: the least common denominator vs. utility, Malcolm, 13:27
- Re: char as array index gives warning in gcc, Malcolm, 13:23
- Re: Extremely pedantic, but however..., Mark McIntyre, 13:15
- Re: char as array index gives warning in gcc, Rg, 12:39
- Re: How to remove // comments, Mark McIntyre, 12:35
- Re: Remove extra blanks, Andrew Poelstra, 12:31
- Re: Remove extra blanks, Andrew Poelstra, 12:31
- Re: Language standard: the least common denominator vs. utility, websnarf, 12:18
- Re: Remove extra blanks, Richard Heathfield, 11:55
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, jacob navia, 11:22
- Re: Remove extra blanks, Harald van Dijk, 11:20
- Re: char as array index gives warning in gcc, Harald van Dijk, 11:13
- Re: Lib? information about the header files., Bert, 11:11
- Re: char as array index gives warning in gcc, young, 11:11
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, William Hughes, 10:58
- char as array index gives warning in gcc, Eugene Rice, 10:53
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Richard Tobin, 10:22
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Richard Tobin, 10:18
- Re: Remove extra blanks, CBFalconer, 09:41
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, CBFalconer, 09:37
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, CBFalconer, 09:30
- Re: How to convert 16 - bit 565 rgb value to 32 bit, christian, 09:29
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, CBFalconer, 09:18
- Re: Extremely pedantic, but however..., Eric Sosman, 08:41
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, William Hughes, 08:22
- Re: Extremely pedantic, but however..., Ancient_Hacker, 08:17
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, William Hughes, 08:17
- Re: Extremely pedantic, but however..., jacob navia, 07:14
- Re: How to remove // comments, Richard Heathfield, 07:12
- Re: Remove extra blanks, Richard Heathfield, 07:08
- Re: Extremely pedantic, but however..., Skarmander, 07:00
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, jacob navia, 06:47
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, jacob navia, 06:42
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, jacob navia, 06:38
- Re: Extremely pedantic, but however..., CBFalconer, 06:15
- Re: Extremely pedantic, but however..., Frederick Gotham, 05:44
- Re: How to remove // comments, Walter Bright, 05:09
- Re: How to remove // comments, Peter Nilsson, 05:08
- Re: Extremely pedantic, but however..., Skarmander, 05:06
- Re: Language standard: the least common denominator vs. utility, Malcolm, 05:04
- Re: automatically remove unused #includes from C source?, CBFalconer, 05:02
- " As a feather floats by lonely lies silent ", U S Contractors Offering Service A Non-profit, 04:59
- Re: How to remove // comments, CBFalconer, 04:57
- Re: Language standard: the least common denominator vs. utility, Malcolm, 04:54
- Re: Please help, raghu, 04:52
- Re: Remove extra blanks, CBFalconer, 04:50
- Re: Extremely pedantic, but however..., Malcolm, 04:47
- Extremely pedantic, but however..., Frederick Gotham, 04:40
- Re: automatically remove unused #includes from C source?, Richard Heathfield, 04:33
- Re: automatically remove unused #includes from C source?, Ian Collins, 04:28
- Re: automatically remove unused #includes from C source?, jaysome, 04:25
- Re: automatically remove unused #includes from C source?, Roland Pibinger, 04:25
- Re: automatically remove unused #includes from C source?, Walter Bright, 04:11
- Re: automatically remove unused #includes from C source?, Roland Pibinger, 03:53
- Re: automatically remove unused #includes from C source?, Roland Pibinger, 03:44
- Re: automatically remove unused #includes from C source?, Neil, 02:09
- Re: Why is this cast nessasary, Neil, 02:04
- Re: Remove extra blanks, Richard Heathfield, 01:52
- Re: How to remove // comments, Richard Heathfield, 01:27
- Re: automatically remove unused #includes from C source?, Don Porges, 01:03
- Re: Why is this cast nessasary, Thad Smith, 00:48
- Re: automatically remove unused #includes from C source?, Walter Bright, 00:48
- Re: Why is this cast nessasary, Neil, 00:40
October 20, 2006
- Re: closing stdout, Eric Sosman, 23:44
- Re: how to print ASCII "ETX" character?, Mike Wahler, 22:24
- Re: closing stdout, CBFalconer, 22:15
- Re: How to remove // comments, CBFalconer, 22:13
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, William Hughes, 22:10
- Re: Language standard: the least common denominator vs. utility, websnarf, 21:56
- Re: string constant, Keith Thompson, 21:55
- Re: Language standard: the least common denominator vs. utility, CBFalconer, 21:55
- Re: Language standard: the least common denominator vs. utility, CBFalconer, 21:50
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Richard Tobin, 21:50
- Re: string constant, Eric Sosman, 21:36
- Re: How to remove // comments, jxh, 21:36
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, William Hughes, 21:08
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Richard Tobin, 21:00
- Re: how to print ASCII "ETX" character?, SM Ryan, 20:47
- Re: Language standard: the least common denominator vs. utility, Rod Pemberton, 20:44
- Re: rolling dice, Rod Pemberton, 20:34
- Re: Remove extra blanks, Rod Pemberton, 20:31
- Re: problem with return, Sheldon, 20:20
- Re: Few doubts (wrong behaviour or correct ), Keith Thompson, 20:19
- Re: closing stdout, Keith Thompson, 20:17
- Re: problem with return, Sheldon, 20:16
- Re: Language standard: the least common denominator vs. utility, websnarf, 19:57
- Re: How to remove // comments, Walter Bright, 19:42
- Re: How to remove // comments, Walter Bright, 19:40
- Re: Few doubts (wrong behaviour or correct ), Dik T. Winter, 19:35
- Re: Storing large number of values in 2D array, Al Balmer, 19:33
- Re: problem with return, W H G, 19:31
- Re: closing stdout, Paul Edwards, 19:31
- Re: Language standard: the least common denominator vs. utility, Keith Thompson, 19:26
- Re: string constant, Keith Thompson, 19:18
- Re: How to remove // comments, Keith Thompson, 19:16
- Re: How to remove // comments, CBFalconer, 19:13
- Re: rolling dice, Keith Thompson, 19:13
- Re: Language standard: the least common denominator vs. utility, Rod Pemberton, 19:09
- Re: How to remove // comments, jacob navia, 18:55
- Re: host association, Elijah Cardon, 18:38
- Re: Storing large number of values in 2D array, jacob navia, 18:32
- Re: Change Variable in Server, dcorbit, 18:20
- Re: How to remove // comments, Mark McIntyre, 18:19
- Re: host association, Elijah Cardon, 18:18
- Change Variable in Server, javiercubre, 18:12
- Re: how to print ASCII "ETX" character?, Walter Roberson, 18:11
- Re: How to remove // comments, Mark McIntyre, 18:11
- Re: rolling dice, Rod Pemberton, 18:10
- Re: How to remove // comments, Mark McIntyre, 18:09
- Re: host association, Walter Roberson, 18:07
- Re: host association, Ben Pfaff, 18:07
- Re: string constant, Ian Collins, 18:05
- Re: How to remove // comments, Mark McIntyre, 18:05
- host association, Elijah Cardon, 18:04
- Re: How to remove // comments, Mark McIntyre, 18:02
- Re: how to print ASCII "ETX" character?, Mike Wahler, 17:57
- Re: Seg faults in merge and quick sort, dcorbit, 17:53
- Re: how to print ASCII "ETX" character?, Walter Roberson, 17:52
- Re: rolling dice, Elijah Cardon, 17:51
- Re: Seg faults in merge and quick sort, Mike Wahler, 17:48
- Re: how to print ASCII "ETX" character?, Michael, 17:47
- Re: How to study program language well, dbtid, 17:46
- Re: automatically remove unused #includes from C source?, Walter Roberson, 17:42
- how to print ASCII "ETX" character?, jeffpierce12, 17:37
- Re: How to remove // comments, Walter Bright, 17:13
- Re: How to remove // comments, Keith Thompson, 17:07
- Re: How to remove // comments, Keith Thompson, 17:06
- Re: automatically remove unused #includes from C source?, Al Balmer, 17:05
- Re: Storing large number of values in 2D array, Andrey Tarasevich, 17:04
- Re: rolling dice, Richard Heathfield, 17:03
- Re: Storing large number of values in 2D array, Keith Thompson, 17:02
- Seg faults in merge and quick sort, ralphedge, 17:00
- Re: How to remove // comments, Richard Heathfield, 16:51
- Re: Language standard: the least common denominator vs. utility, Keith Thompson, 16:48
- Re: How to remove // comments, Richard Heathfield, 16:48
- Re: How to remove // comments, Richard Heathfield, 16:46
- Re: How to remove // comments, Richard Heathfield, 16:43
- Re: Storing large number of values in 2D array, William Hughes, 16:42
- Re: automatically remove unused #includes from C source?, Roland Pibinger, 16:30
- Re: Storing large number of values in 2D array, dcorbit, 16:30
- Re: FILE pointer, CBFalconer, 16:29
- Re: Storing large number of values in 2D array, dcorbit, 16:25
- Re: string constant, Keith Thompson, 16:15
- Re: FILE pointer, Keith Thompson, 16:14
- Re: rolling dice, Keith Thompson, 15:59
- Re: automatically remove unused #includes from C source?, Walter Roberson, 15:47
- Re: How to remove // comments, Walter Roberson, 15:39
- Re: automatically remove unused #includes from C source?, Roland Pibinger, 15:25
- Re: Storing large number of values in 2D array, dcorbit, 15:24
- Re: Storing large number of values in 2D array, dcorbit, 15:17
- Re: How to remove // comments, Keith Thompson, 15:09
- Re: How to remove // comments, Yevgen Muntyan, 15:01
- Re: Reverse a string, dcorbit, 14:59
- Re: Storing large number of values in 2D array, Al Balmer, 14:57
- Re: FILE pointer, Kenny McCormack, 14:57
- Re: How to remove // comments, jacob navia, 14:52
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Keith Thompson, 14:48
- Re: Storing large number of values in 2D array, jacob navia, 14:46
- Re: Storing large number of values in 2D array, Lew Pitcher, 14:30
- Storing large number of values in 2D array, rajus, 14:15
- Re: FILE pointer, rajus, 14:07
- Re: Language standard: the least common denominator vs. utility, websnarf, 14:07
- Re: How to remove // comments, Yevgen Muntyan, 14:07
- Re: Why is this cast nessasary, Andrey Tarasevich, 14:06
- Re: problem with return, Martin Ambuhl, 13:53
- Re: How to remove // comments, jacob navia, 13:46
- Re: automatically remove unused #includes from C source?, Walter Roberson, 13:39
- Re: problem with return, Fred Kleinschmidt, 13:36
- Re: How to remove // comments, Jalapeno, 13:35
- Re: How to remove // comments, jacob navia, 13:33
- Re: problem with return, Christopher Benson-Manica, 13:18
- Re: How to remove // comments, Walter Bright, 13:14
- Re: problem with return, Bill Pursell, 13:12
- automatically remove unused #includes from C source?, smachin1000, 13:03
- problem with return, Sheldon, 13:02
- Re: closing stdout, Bill Pursell, 13:00
- Re: How to remove // comments, Jalapeno, 12:49
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, jacob navia, 12:48
- Re: How to remove // comments, Andrey Koptyaev, 12:46
- Re: pointer & reference question, T.M. Sommers, 12:41
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, William Hughes, 12:30
- pointer & reference question, Wavelet, 12:27
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Richard Tobin, 12:19
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 12:15
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, William Hughes, 12:05
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Laurent Deniau, 11:48
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, jacob navia, 11:47
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, SM Ryan, 11:33
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, SM Ryan, 11:33
- Re: string constant, Christopher Benson-Manica, 11:28
- Re: How to remove // comments, Walter Bright, 11:26
- Re: How to remove // comments, Walter Bright, 11:23
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, William Hughes, 11:22
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, jacob navia, 11:08
- string constant, chandanlinster, 11:06
- Re: Few doubts (wrong behaviour or correct ), Dietmar Schindler, 10:24
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, William Hughes, 10:20
- Re: rolling dice, Bill Reid, 10:02
- Re: rolling dice, Bill Reid, 09:59
- Re: rolling dice, Bill Reid, 09:58
- Re: rolling dice, Bill Reid, 09:55
- Re: fread 1 byte x N vs N bytes x 1, Ben Pfaff, 09:35
- Re: segmentation fault, Christopher Benson-Manica, 09:10
- Re: How to remove // comments, Jalapeno, 08:42
- va_copy, Laurent Deniau, 08:27
- Re: closing stdout, Hallvard B Furuseth, 08:20
- Re: How to remove // comments, Jalapeno, 08:14
- Re: Reverse a string, Christopher Benson-Manica, 08:01
- Re: How to remove // comments, CBFalconer, 07:56
- Re: How to remove // comments, Bart, 07:35
- Re: rolling dice, Elijah Cardon, 07:33
- Re: How to remove // comments, Bart, 07:30
- Re: FILE pointer, CBFalconer, 07:16
- Re: closing stdout, Richard Bos, 07:08
- Re: rolling dice, Richard Bos, 07:07
- Re: closing stdout, Cong Wang, 06:57
- closing stdout, Paul Edwards, 06:38
- Re: How to remove // comments, jacob navia, 06:29
- Re: void func () returning value?, Yevgen Muntyan, 06:17
- Re: How to convert 16 - bit 565 rgb value to 32 bit, Simon Biber, 06:00
- Re: what is th deffirence, Richard Bos, 05:58
- Re: void func () returning value?, Richard Bos, 05:47
- Re: How to study program language well, Richard Bos, 05:45
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Richard Bos, 05:44
- Re: How to convert 16 - bit 565 rgb value to 32 bit, Bart, 05:27
- Re: How to convert 16 - bit 565 rgb value to 32 bit, Simon Biber, 05:12
- Re: How to convert 16 - bit 565 rgb value to 32 bit, Ico, 05:01
- Re: How to convert 16 - bit 565 rgb value to 32 bit, Nick Keighley, 04:57
- Re: Reverse a string, Simon Biber, 04:24
- Re: How to remove // comments, Bart, 04:18
- Re: FILE pointer, Nick Keighley, 04:16
- Re: How to remove // comments, Ben Bacarisse, 04:09
- Re: How to remove // comments, Ben Bacarisse, 04:01
- Re: How to remove // comments, Walter Bright, 03:56
- Re: rolling dice, Keith Thompson, 03:49
- Re: How to remove // comments, jacob navia, 03:46
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 03:43
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, jacob navia, 03:42
- Re: How to remove // comments, Ben Bacarisse, 03:33
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, SM Ryan, 03:30
- Re: How to remove // comments, jacob navia, 03:22
- Re: Reverse a string, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 03:18
- Re: How to remove // comments, Walter Bright, 03:08
- Re: How to remove // comments, jacob navia, 03:05
- Re: rolling dice, Bill Reid, 03:00
- Re: Reverse a string, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 02:48
- Re: How to remove // comments, Ben Bacarisse, 02:46
- Re: How to remove // comments, Ben Bacarisse, 02:37
- Re: Reverse a string, Peter Nilsson, 02:35
- Re: How to remove // comments, jacob navia, 02:33
- Re: How to remove // comments, Walter Bright, 02:30
- How to convert 16 - bit 565 rgb value to 32 bit, anuragkhanna8, 02:28
- Re: Reverse a string, Richard Heathfield, 01:30
- Re: Reverse a string, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 01:17
- Re: Why is this cast nessasary, Neil, 01:05
- Re: Why is this cast nessasary, Keith Thompson, 00:44
- Re: How to remove // comments, Keith Thompson, 00:36
- Why is this cast nessasary, Neil, 00:06
October 19, 2006
- Re: How to remove // comments, Richard Heathfield, 23:48
- Re: How to remove // comments, Old Wolf, 23:34
- Re: How to remove // comments, Peter Nilsson, 23:32
- Re: segmentation fault, Keith Thompson, 22:41
- Re: fread 1 byte x N vs N bytes x 1, Richard Heathfield, 22:26
- Re: How to remove // comments, Richard Heathfield, 22:20
- Re: segmentation fault, Peter Nilsson, 22:14
- Re: A simple parser, Richard Heathfield, 22:13
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Paul Connolly, 21:19
- Re: segmentation fault, Keith Thompson, 20:15
- Re: segmentation fault, Old Wolf, 20:04
- Re: inline functions vs. macros, Keith Thompson, 20:01
- Re: fread 1 byte x N vs N bytes x 1, Peter Nilsson, 19:55
- Re: inline functions vs. macros, Richard Tobin, 19:24
- Re: Reverse a string, CBFalconer, 19:19
- Re: segmentation fault, CBFalconer, 19:18
- How to remove // comments, jacob navia, 19:07
- Re: inline functions vs. macros, Keith Thompson, 18:47
- Re: Reverse a string, Jens Thoms Toerring, 18:44
- Re: inline functions vs. macros, Richard Tobin, 18:39
- Re: Pointers...once again, Peter "Shaggy" Haywood, 18:38
- Re: stack overflow exception, Peter "Shaggy" Haywood, 18:38
- Re: Reverse a string, dcorbit, 18:13
- Re: A simple parser, Mark McIntyre, 18:06
- Re: A simple parser, Keith Thompson, 17:44
- Re: A simple parser, jacob navia, 17:20
- Re: fread 1 byte x N vs N bytes x 1, Richard Heathfield, 16:45
- Re: fread 1 byte x N vs N bytes x 1, Ben Pfaff, 16:43
- fread 1 byte x N vs N bytes x 1, David Mathog, 16:30
- Re: Historical Turbo C 1.5 (1987), Coos Haak, 16:18
- Re: Language standard: the least common denominator vs. utility, Walter Roberson, 16:15
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Keith Thompson, 16:12
- Re: implementation of a shell, Keith Thompson, 16:11
- Re: FILE pointer, Keith Thompson, 15:54
- Re: A simple parser, Joe Wright, 15:43
- Re: rolling dice, Rod Pemberton, 14:55
- Re: void func () returning value?, William Hughes, 14:49
- Re: Language standard: the least common denominator vs. utility, Chris Torek, 14:48
- Re: rolling dice, Elijah Cardon, 14:35
- Re: void func () returning value?, Richard Harter, 14:27
- Re: offsetof macro and non-POD structures. Solution., Default User, 14:19
- Re: rolling dice, lawrence . jones, 14:15
- Re: void func () returning value?, Andrey Tarasevich, 13:57
- Re: Language standard: the least common denominator vs. utility, Clever Monkey, 13:54
- Re: Problem With Structure, T.M. Sommers, 13:35
- Re: void func () returning value?, William Hughes, 13:34
- Re: inline functions vs. macros, Andrey Tarasevich, 13:26
- Re: void func () returning value?, Andrey Tarasevich, 13:21
- Re: Historical Turbo C 1.5 (1987), scott, 12:49
- Re: Historical Turbo C 1.5 (1987), neilyoungest, 12:35
- Re: what is th deffirence, Duncan Muirhead, 12:30
- Language standard: the least common denominator vs. utility, David Mathog, 12:08
- Re: inline functions vs. macros, Hallvard B Furuseth, 11:46
- Reverse a string, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 11:43
- Re: segmentation fault, priyanka, 11:40
- Re: segmentation fault, Ancient_Hacker, 11:29
- segmentation fault, priyanka, 11:21
- Re: inline functions vs. macros, Robert Seacord, 11:15
- Re: what is th deffirence, Clever Monkey, 10:44
- Re: inline functions vs. macros, Ben Pfaff, 10:38
- Re: macro and function, Fred Kleinschmidt, 10:15
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Flash Gordon, 09:58
- Re: FILE pointer, Kenneth Brody, 09:55
- Re: implementation of a shell, Tom St Denis, 09:51
- Re: implementation of a shell, glmlima, 09:33
- Re: Historical Turbo C 1.5 (1987), Kenneth Brody, 09:24
- Re: Historical Turbo C 1.5 (1987), Kenneth Brody, 09:20
- Re: FILE pointer, Nick Keighley, 09:03
- Re: Historical Turbo C 1.5 (1987), Christopher Benson-Manica, 08:48
- Re: void func () returning value?, Yevgen Muntyan, 08:30
- Re: inline functions vs. macros, Laurent Deniau, 08:13
- Re: God wonders, and has questions for all those fallen soldiers...., Kenny McCormack, 08:05
- Re: void func () returning value?, William Hughes, 07:58
- Re: inline functions vs. macros, Richard Tobin, 07:50
- Re: FILE pointer, hbn, 07:30
- Re: number of bits for an int type, Hallvard B Furuseth, 07:21
- FILE pointer, rajus, 07:21
- Re: Historical Turbo C 1.5 (1987), scott, 07:08
- Re: Problem With Structure, Richard Bos, 06:52
- Re: Problem With Structure, Ancient_Hacker, 06:49
- Re: Problem With Structure, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 06:22
- Re: Problem With Structure, jacob navia, 06:12
- Re: Problem With Structure, jacob navia, 05:57
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Jon . Slaughter, 05:50
- Re: Problem With Structure, Harry, 05:32
- Re: Problem With Structure, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 05:20
- Re: inline functions vs. macros, Duncan Muirhead, 05:04
- Re: void func () returning value?, Richard Bos, 04:49
- Re: Problem With Structure, Richard Bos, 04:48
- Re: Problem With Structure, T.M. Sommers, 04:03
- Re: Problem With Structure, Harry, 03:51
- Re: macro and function, Walter Roberson, 03:46
- Re: offsetof macro and non-POD structures. Solution., Keith Thompson, 03:34
- Re: macro and function, Richard Heathfield, 03:33
- Re: inline functions vs. macros, Keith Thompson, 03:33
- Re: macro and function, Richard Bos, 03:33
- Re: offsetof macro and non-POD structures. Solution., Richard Heathfield, 03:32
- Re: what is th deffirence, Richard Bos, 03:31
- Re: inline functions vs. macros, Richard Heathfield, 03:31
- macro and function, dis_is_eagle, 03:04
- Re: offsetof macro and non-POD structures. Solution., Richard Bos, 02:59
- Re: inline functions vs. macros, Ian Collins, 02:55
- Re: rolling dice, Richard Bos, 02:49
- Re: Problem With Structure, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 02:37
- Re: Problem With Structure, Harry, 02:29
- Re: Problem With Structure, Richard Heathfield, 02:26
- Re: inline functions vs. macros, Richard Heathfield, 02:23
- Problem With Structure, Harry, 02:07
- God wonders, and has questions for all those fallen soldiers...., snowsgood, 01:42
- Re: inline functions vs. macros, Ian Collins, 01:39
- Re: inline functions vs. macros, Richard Heathfield, 01:15
- Re: inline functions vs. macros, Richard Heathfield, 01:14
- Re: A simple parser, Richard Heathfield, 01:10
- Re: A simple parser, Richard Heathfield, 01:01
- Re: cuserid returns original login after a su to another user, Richard Heathfield, 00:50
- Re: writing to a file prior to system crash, jaysome, 00:01
October 18, 2006
- Re: A simple parser, Keith Thompson, 22:19
- Re: C application server vs ruby on rails or turbogears, martdi, 22:12
- Re: inline functions vs. macros, Ian Collins, 21:27
- Re: Historical Turbo C 1.5 (1987), Sjouke Burry, 21:11
- Re: [OT] universities and students, Joe Wright, 20:53
- Re: stringification of __LINE__: why two passes?, CBFalconer, 20:49
- Re: Historical Turbo C 1.5 (1987), CBFalconer, 20:42
- Re: A simple parser, CBFalconer, 20:35
- Re: how can I get warning ?, Keith Thompson, 20:24
- Re: how can I get warning ?, Joe Wright, 20:12
- C application server vs ruby on rails or turbogears, gavino, 20:04
- Re: inline functions vs. macros, Andrey Tarasevich, 20:03
- Re: pointer arithmetic help, Joe Wright, 19:56
- Re: inline functions vs. macros, Keith Thompson, 19:36
- Re: A simple parser, Keith Thompson, 19:27
- Re: A simple parser, Richard Tobin, 19:20
- Re: A simple parser, Mark McIntyre, 19:11
- Re: Pointers...once again, Joe Wright, 19:09
- Re: A simple parser, Mark McIntyre, 19:09
- Re: How to check for undefined variables., J. J. Farrell, 19:01
- Re: inline functions vs. macros, websnarf, 18:51
- Re: A simple parser, jacob navia, 18:49
- Re: Historical Turbo C 1.5 (1987), Keith Thompson, 18:34
- Re: number of bits for an int type, Keith Thompson, 18:34
- Re: A simple parser, Keith Thompson, 18:29
- Re: Historical Turbo C 1.5 (1987), J. J. Farrell, 18:26
- Re: stringification of __LINE__: why two passes?, Andrey Tarasevich, 18:21
- Re: number of bits for an int type, Joe Wright, 18:18
- Re: inline functions vs. macros, Pedro Graca, 18:17
- Re: const array of const pointers as a parameter, lawrence . jones, 18:09
- Re: A simple parser, jacob navia, 17:30
- Re: How to study program language well, Malcolm, 17:27
- Re: inline functions vs. macros, Andrew Poelstra, 17:25
- Re: inline functions vs. macros, Christopher Benson-Manica, 17:23
- Re: what is th deffirence, Clever Monkey, 17:18
- Re: inline functions vs. macros, Frederick Gotham, 17:16
- Re: rolling dice, Elijah Cardon, 17:11
- Re: void func () returning value?, Christopher Benson-Manica, 17:05
- Re: stringification of __LINE__: why two passes?, Victor Bazarov, 17:04
- stringification of __LINE__: why two passes?, Generic Usenet Account, 16:55
- Re: A simple parser, Frederick Gotham, 16:53
- Re: offsetof macro and non-POD structures. Solution., Christopher Benson-Manica, 16:47
- Re: inline functions vs. macros, Ian Collins, 16:07
- Re: what is th deffirence, Keith Thompson, 15:46
- Re: stack pointer and frame pointer, Walter Roberson, 15:35
- Re: stack pointer and frame pointer, Keith Thompson, 15:29
- Re: rolling dice, Keith Thompson, 15:28
- Re: offsetof macro and non-POD structures. Solution., Default User, 15:25
- Re: pointer arithmetic help, Keith Thompson, 15:22
- what is th deffirence, CDROOM, 15:17
- Re: writing to a file prior to system crash, Keith Thompson, 15:15
- Re: number of bits for an int type, Walter Roberson, 15:15
- Re: cuserid returns original login after a su to another user, Keith Thompson, 15:11
- Re: Lib? information about the header files., CBFalconer, 15:03
- Re: rolling dice, Flash Gordon, 14:39
- Re: inline functions vs. macros, John Bode, 14:38
- Re: writing to a file prior to system crash, Al Balmer, 14:23
- Re: inline functions vs. macros, Ancient_Hacker, 14:22
- Re: Lib? information about the header files., Al Balmer, 14:21
- Re: A simple parser, Flash Gordon, 14:16
- Re: const array of const pointers as a parameter, John Bode, 14:15
- Re: cuserid returns original login after a su to another user, Al Balmer, 14:12
- Re: pointer arithmetic help, Bill Medland, 14:11
- Re: const array of const pointers as a parameter, A. Bolmarcich, 14:11
- Re: const array of const pointers as a parameter, Andrey Tarasevich, 13:31
- Re: inline functions vs. macros, Richard Heathfield, 13:19
- Re: void func () returning value?, Andrey Tarasevich, 13:18
- Re: void func () returning value?, Yevgen Muntyan, 13:17
- Re: void func () returning value?, Andrey Tarasevich, 13:10
- Re: Please help, Kenneth Brody, 13:04
- Re: void func () returning value?, Yevgen Muntyan, 13:02
- Re: void func () returning value?, Yevgen Muntyan, 12:56
- Re: inline functions vs. macros, Andrey Tarasevich, 12:55
- Re: stack pointer and frame pointer, jmcgill, 12:53
- Re: Reversal of binary int in C, jmcgill, 12:52
- Re: const array of const pointers as a parameter, arne, 12:49
- Re: cuserid returns original login after a su to another user, jmcgill, 12:36
- Re: void func () returning value?, Elijah Cardon, 12:32
- Re: stack pointer and frame pointer, Walter Roberson, 12:19
- Re: Lib? information about the header files., Bert, 12:07
- Re: const array of const pointers as a parameter, Darko, 11:48
- Re: writing to a file prior to system crash, Richard, 11:43
- Re: void func () returning value?, Richard, 11:39
- stack pointer and frame pointer, code break, 11:39
- Re: rolling dice, Elijah Cardon, 11:37
- Re: Historical Turbo C 1.5 (1987), Al Balmer, 11:37
- Re: cuserid returns original login after a su to another user, Richard, 11:34
- Re: Please help, Andrew Poelstra, 11:32
- Re: void func () returning value?, Al Balmer, 11:32
- Re: Please help, Richard, 11:30
- Re: writing to a file prior to system crash, Al Balmer, 11:28
- Re: please check, Andrew Poelstra, 11:27
- Re: Please help, Richard, 11:26
- Re: Lib? information about the header files., Al Balmer, 11:26
- Re: inline functions vs. macros, Darko, 11:25
- Re: cuserid returns original login after a su to another user, Al Balmer, 11:23
- const array of const pointers as a parameter, Spoon, 11:21
- Re: Please help, Norm Mann, 11:10
- Re: pointer arithmetic help, Chris Johnson, 11:10
- Re: Please help, mark_bluemel, 11:06
- Re: Please help, mark_bluemel, 11:03
- Re: void func () returning value?, Fred Kleinschmidt, 11:02
- Re: writing to a file prior to system crash, CBFalconer, 11:01
- Re: Please help, Richard Heathfield, 10:52
- Re: Please help, Richard, 10:50
- Re: Lib? information about the header files., Chris Johnson, 10:50
- Please help, raghu, 10:42
- Re: cuserid returns original login after a su to another user, Richard, 10:32
- Re: writing to a file prior to system crash, Richard, 10:30
- Re: inline functions vs. macros, Ben Pfaff, 10:26
- inline functions vs. macros, Robert Seacord, 10:05
- Re: Historical Turbo C 1.5 (1987), scott, 10:00
- Re: Historical Turbo C 1.5 (1987), scott, 09:52
- Re: void func () returning value?, mark_bluemel, 09:39
- Re: cuserid returns original login after a su to another user, Christopher Benson-Manica, 09:31
- Re: why typedef is storeage class specifier, Eric Sosman, 08:39
- Re: void func () returning value?, Yevgen Muntyan, 08:37
- Re: writing to a file prior to system crash, Ancient_Hacker, 08:35
- Re: Historical Turbo C 1.5 (1987), Ancient_Hacker, 08:28
- Re: cuserid returns original login after a su to another user, CBFalconer, 08:14
- Re: Does strtok require a non-null token?, William Hughes, 08:03
- Re: cuserid returns original login after a su to another user, Kenny McCormack, 07:26
- Re: Reversal of binary int in C, Nick Keighley, 07:09
- Re: please check, mark_bluemel, 07:04
- Historical Turbo C 1.5 (1987), scott, 07:02
- please check, raghu, 06:57
- Re: number of bits for an int type, Hallvard B Furuseth, 06:28
- Re: offsetof macro and non-POD structures. Solution., Martin Ambuhl, 06:12
- Re: void func () returning value?, mark_bluemel, 05:50
- Re: void func () returning value?, Yevgen Muntyan, 05:43
- Re: Reversal of binary int in C, Nick Keighley, 05:30
- Re: offsetof macro and non-POD structures. Solution., Richard Bos, 05:27
- offsetof macro and non-POD structures. Solution., Pawel, 05:00
- Re: How to check for undefined variables., Greg, 04:59
- Re: Reversal of binary int in C, Richard Bos, 04:58
- Re: cuserid returns original login after a su to another user, Richard Bos, 04:56
- Re: Does strtok require a non-null token?, Richard Bos, 04:56
- Re: Reversal of binary int in C, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 04:47
- why typedef is storeage class specifier, sunny, 04:46
- Re: Reversal of binary int in C, mark_bluemel, 04:44
- Re: How to check for undefined variables., Nick Keighley, 04:14
- Re: How to check for undefined variables., Ian Collins, 04:09
- Re: Reversal of binary int in C, gsl, 04:05
- How to check for undefined variables., Grand-Master, 04:04
- Re: void func () returning value?, Risto Lankinen, 04:01
- Re: Reversal of binary int in C, Nick Keighley, 03:55
- Re: void func () returning value?, Greg, 03:53
- Re: void func () returning value?, Nick Keighley, 03:41
- Re: Does strtok require a non-null token?, raxitsheth2000, 03:29
- Re: I am better than you cause I'm GENIOUS., Richard Bos, 03:18
- Reversal of binary int in C, gsl, 03:06
- Re: cuserid returns original login after a su to another user, Igmar Palsenberg, 03:05
- Re: Lib? information about the header files., Bert, 03:04
- Re: Does strtok require a non-null token?, Bob Martin, 02:56
- [OT] universities and students, v4vijayakumar, 02:48
- Re: pointer arithmetic help, Simon Biber, 02:46
- Re: writing to a file prior to system crash, Simon Biber, 02:28
- Re: A simple parser, Richard Heathfield, 02:22
- Re: Register keyword and "as if" rule..., Thad Smith, 02:20
- Re: void func () returning value?, Harald van Dijk, 01:53
- Re: A simple parser, Harald van Dijk, 01:48
- Re: A simple parser, Harald van Dijk, 01:46
- void func () returning value?, Yevgen Muntyan, 01:36
- Re: How to study program language well, Richard Heathfield, 01:33
- Re: How to study program language well, jmcgill, 01:24
- Re: How to study program language well, Richard Heathfield, 01:17
- Re: How to study program language well, v4vijayakumar, 01:12
- Re: A simple parser, Richard Heathfield, 01:12
October 17, 2006
- Re: A simple parser, Keith Thompson, 23:59
- Re: A simple parser, Richard Heathfield, 23:52
- Re: A simple parser, Richard Heathfield, 23:40
- Re: A simple parser, Keith Thompson, 23:16
- Re: A simple parser, Keith Thompson, 23:10
- Re: A simple parser, Richard Heathfield, 23:08
- Re: A simple parser, Richard Heathfield, 22:56
- Re: infinite loop with scanf, Richard Heathfield, 22:52
- Re: A simple parser, Richard Heathfield, 22:49
- Re: A simple parser, Keith Thompson, 22:49
- Re: A simple parser, Richard Heathfield, 22:42
- Re: A simple parser, Richard Heathfield, 22:37
- Re: A simple parser, Richard Heathfield, 22:34
- Re: A simple parser, Richard Heathfield, 22:30
- Re: A simple parser, Richard Heathfield, 22:23
- Re: How to study program language well, Richard Heathfield, 22:15
- Re: rolling dice, Keith Thompson, 21:57
- Re: How to study program language well, keith_emerson, 21:43
- Re: infinite loop with scanf, CBFalconer, 21:34
- Re: newer to c, CBFalconer, 21:23
- Re: A simple parser, CBFalconer, 21:20
- Re: rolling dice, Elijah Cardon, 21:08
- Re: Few doubts (wrong behaviour or correct ), Dik T. Winter, 20:44
- Re: How to study program language well, jmcgill, 20:43
- Re: using a freed pointer, pete, 20:21
- Re: A simple parser, Keith Thompson, 19:35
- Re: cuserid returns original login after a su to another user, Keith Thompson, 19:33
- Re: Few doubts (wrong behaviour or correct ), Keith Thompson, 19:31
- Re: A simple parser, Mark McIntyre, 18:54
- Re: A simple parser, Mark McIntyre, 18:52
- Re: Comparing Pointer, Ike Naar, 18:49
- Re: Few doubts (wrong behaviour or correct ), Andrey Tarasevich, 18:46
- Re: A simple parser, zebedee, 18:39
- Re: A simple parser, zebedee, 18:36
- Re: infinite loop with scanf, Fred Kleinschmidt, 18:16
- Re: writing to a file prior to system crash, Jack Klein, 18:12
- Re: newer to c, jmcgill, 18:04
- Re: infinite loop with scanf, Jack Klein, 18:03
- Re: cuserid returns original login after a su to another user, Default User, 18:02
- Re: writing to a file prior to system crash, jmcgill, 17:54
- Re: cuserid returns original login after a su to another user, Al Balmer, 17:45
- Re: Few doubts (wrong behaviour or correct ), Andrey Tarasevich, 17:38
- Re: Lib? information about the header files., Chris Johnson, 17:35
- writing to a file prior to system crash, benjamin . krulewitch, 17:30
- Re: Few doubts (wrong behaviour or correct ), Andrey Tarasevich, 17:30
- Re: A simple parser, Keith Thompson, 17:15
- Re: A simple parser, Keith Thompson, 17:09
- Lib? information about the header files., Bert, 16:59
- Re: A simple parser, Mark McIntyre, 16:50
- Re: A simple parser, Mark McIntyre, 16:49
- Re: A simple parser, Mark McIntyre, 16:48
- Re: A simple parser, Mark McIntyre, 16:45
- Re: cuserid returns original login after a su to another user, Default User, 16:43
- Re: A simple parser, Mark McIntyre, 16:42
- Re: A simple parser, Mark McIntyre, 16:41
- Re: A simple parser, Mark McIntyre, 16:39
- Re: A simple parser, Mark McIntyre, 16:37
- Re: cuserid returns original login after a su to another user, Keith Thompson, 16:31
- Re: A simple parser, Mark McIntyre, 16:27
- Re: A simple parser, Keith Thompson, 16:24
- Re: using a freed pointer, Keith Thompson, 16:21
- infinite loop with scanf, Michael Goerz, 16:14
- Re: cuserid returns original login after a su to another user, jmcgill, 16:11
- Re: A simple parser, Harald van Dijk, 16:06
- Re: A simple parser, Christopher Benson-Manica, 16:02
- Re: Job Opportunity in C in Kansas, Keith Thompson, 15:54
- Re: A simple parser, Richard Heathfield, 15:53
- Re: cuserid returns original login after a su to another user, Christopher Benson-Manica, 15:52
- Re: [OT] Re: Books about computer geeks?, Keith Thompson, 15:45
- Re: Books about computer geeks?, Kenny McCormack, 15:45
- Re: Books about computer geeks?, Kenny McCormack, 15:44
- Re: A simple parser, Keith Thompson, 15:41
- Re: using a freed pointer, Ancient_Hacker, 15:40
- Re: A simple parser, Harald van Dijk, 15:40
- Re: cuserid returns original login after a su to another user, David Mathog, 15:39
- Re: using a freed pointer, Clark S. Cox III, 15:32
- Re: Books about computer geeks?, Clever Monkey, 15:31
- Re: Books about computer geeks?, Christopher Benson-Manica, 15:31
- Re: How to study program language well, David Wade, 15:29
- Re: Msc thesis- help required, Keith Thompson, 15:28
- Re: Books about computer geeks?, Clever Monkey, 15:27
- Re: cuserid returns original login after a su to another user, Al Balmer, 14:49
- Re: cuserid returns original login after a su to another user, David Mathog, 14:16
- Re: cuserid returns original login after a su to another user, Christopher Benson-Manica, 13:47
- Re: cuserid returns original login after a su to another user, David Mathog, 13:41
- Re: Does strtok require a non-null token?, William Hughes, 13:36
- cuserid returns original login after a su to another user, David Mathog, 13:18
- Job Opportunity in C in Kansas, nischke, 13:12
- Re: Msc thesis- help required, Default User, 12:55
- Re: pointer arithmetic help, Default User, 12:46
- Re: Does strtok require a non-null token?, Al Balmer, 12:31
- Re: using a freed pointer, Richard Bos, 12:23
- Re: Books about computer geeks?, Richard Bos, 12:20
- Re: using a freed pointer, Kenneth Brody, 12:14
- Re: using a freed pointer, Ian Malone, 12:08
- Re: Does strtok require a non-null token?, Al Balmer, 12:05
- Re: using a freed pointer, Clark S. Cox III, 12:03
- using a freed pointer, Serve Laurijssen, 11:57
- Re: How to study program language well, Richard, 11:55
- Re: How to study program language well, jmcgill, 11:43
- Re: A simple parser, jacob navia, 11:40
- Re: How to study program language well, Nick Keighley, 11:27
- Re: Books about computer geeks?, Christopher Benson-Manica, 11:23
- Re: A simple parser, Richard Heathfield, 11:22
- Re: Books about computer geeks?, William Hughes, 11:10
- Re: Books about computer geeks?, William Hughes, 11:10
- How to study program language well, JunDa . Huang, 10:56
- Re: [OT] Re: Books about computer geeks?, Richard, 10:55
- Re: Pointers...once again, Richard, 10:52
- [OT] Re: Books about computer geeks?, Ben Pfaff, 10:44
- Re: Pointers...once again, Ben Bacarisse, 10:41
- Re: Books about computer geeks?, Richard, 10:34
- Re: A simple parser, jacob navia, 10:15
- Re: Books about computer geeks?, William Hughes, 10:14
- Re: A simple parser, zebedee, 09:26
- Re: newer to c, Christopher Benson-Manica, 09:23
- Re: implementation of a shell, mark_bluemel, 09:19
- Re: A simple parser, Harald van Dijk, 09:15
- Re: newer to c, mdh, 09:10
- Re: A simple parser, zebedee, 09:03
- Re: Books about computer geeks?, Kenny McCormack, 08:58
- Re: Msc thesis- help required, Christopher Benson-Manica, 08:58
- Re: A simple parser, Harald van Dijk, 08:52
- Re: A simple parser, jacob navia, 08:44
- Re: Msc thesis- help required, Richard, 08:40
- implementation of a shell, glmlima, 08:40
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Richard, 08:38
- Re: how can I get warning ?, Tom St Denis, 08:26
- Re: A simple parser, zebedee, 08:18
- Re: how can I get warning ?, DaVinci, 07:55
- Re: how can I get warning ?, Tom St Denis, 07:26
- how can I get warning ?, DaVinci, 06:59
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, jacob navia, 06:52
- Re: Msc thesis- help required, Christopher Benson-Manica, 06:48
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Richard, 06:36
- Msc thesis- help required, shawn, 05:28
- Re: A simple parser, jacob navia, 04:55
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, jacob navia, 04:54
- Re: A simple parser, Keith Thompson, 04:53
- Re: newer to c, mark_bluemel, 04:19
- Re: pointer arithmetic help, Richard, 04:10
- Re: Books about computer geeks?, Bob Martin, 03:31
- Re: pointer arithmetic help, sandy, 03:30
- Re: pointer arithmetic help, sandy, 03:26
- Re: A simple parser, Richard, 03:21
- Re: pointer arithmetic help, Uncle_Jed, 02:59
- Re: pointer arithmetic help, Roger Scudder, 02:56
- Re: A simple parser, Richard Heathfield, 02:11
- Re: A simple parser, jacob navia, 01:42
- Re: A simple parser, Bill Pursell, 01:35
- Re: A simple parser, Bill Pursell, 01:11
- Re: rolling dice, Keith Thompson, 01:05
- Re: A simple parser, CBFalconer, 00:51
- Re: strange behaviour, Barry Schwarz, 00:22
October 16, 2006
- Re: rolling dice, Bill Reid, 22:46
- Re: pointer arithmetic help, Chris Johnson, 22:12
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, SM Ryan, 21:50
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, SM Ryan, 21:50
- Re: pointer arithmetic help, Ian Collins, 21:38
- Re: pointer arithmetic help, priyanka, 21:34
- Re: please check, Andrew Poelstra, 21:19
- Re: Books about computer geeks?, Chris Johnson, 21:19
- Re: pointer arithmetic help, Chris Johnson, 21:18
- Re: pointer arithmetic help, Thad Smith, 21:16
- Re: Pointers...once again, Andrew Poelstra, 21:09
- Re: Deallocating Local Variable used by Malloc, Old Wolf, 20:47
- Re: Pointers...once again, Richard Tobin, 20:41
- Re: Register keyword and "as if" rule..., Eric Sosman, 20:35
- Re: pointer arithmetic help, Walter Roberson, 20:32
- Re: pointer arithmetic help, Ian Collins, 20:26
- Re: pre ANSI code and writable-strings?, Gordon Burditt, 20:25
- pointer arithmetic help, priyanka, 20:19
- pointer arithmetic help, priyanka, 20:11
- pointer arithmetic help, priyanka, 20:09
- Re: multiplicative rule for asymptotic running times, john . casey, 19:58
- Re: Does strtok require a non-null token?, William Hughes, 19:53
- [ot]Re: Books about computer geeks?, pete, 19:47
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Keith Thompson, 19:45
- Re: Books about computer geeks?, Richard, 19:40
- Re: Books about computer geeks?, Keith Thompson, 19:31
- Books about computer geeks?, rick, 19:20
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Rod Pemberton, 19:15
- Re: A simple parser, Keith Thompson, 18:32
- Re: number of bits for an int type, Keith Thompson, 18:29
- Re: number of bits for an int type, Richard, 18:08
- Re: A simple parser, jacob navia, 18:08
- Re: number of bits for an int type, Richard Heathfield, 17:40
- Re: plotting Graphs how to in C ?, dcorbit, 17:22
- Re: newer to c, Ian Collins, 17:19
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Ben Pfaff, 17:18
- Re: Register keyword and "as if" rule..., dcorbit, 17:15
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Bart, 17:04
- Re: [OT] purge like utility in c, Al Balmer, 16:43
- Re: Does strtok require a non-null token?, Keith Thompson, 16:38
- Re: [OT] purge like utility in c, Al Balmer, 16:38
- Re: newer to c, Keith Thompson, 16:37
- Re: MD5, Keith Thompson, 16:32
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Keith Thompson, 16:31
- Re: A simple parser, Keith Thompson, 16:29
- Re: MD5, Kenny McCormack, 16:25
- Re: Pointers...once again, mdh, 16:23
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Keith Thompson, 16:20
- Re: Pointers...once again, Keith Thompson, 16:14
- Re: Does strtok require a non-null token?, Al Balmer, 16:08
- Re: newer to c, mdh, 16:07
- Re: newer to c, mdh, 16:05
- Re: Comparing Pointer, Keith Thompson, 16:03
- Re: please check, Keith Thompson, 16:02
- Re: newer to c, Keith Thompson, 15:57
- Re: why Typedef is storage class specifier?, Keith Thompson, 15:53
- Re: number of bits for an int type, Keith Thompson, 15:49
- Re: MD5, Keith Thompson, 15:47
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Rod Pemberton, 15:45
- Re: MD5, Keith Thompson, 15:43
- Re: rolling dice, Rod Pemberton, 15:42
- Re: rolling dice, Rod Pemberton, 15:39
- Re: A simple parser, Keith Thompson, 15:30
- Re: Pointers...once again, CBFalconer, 15:28
- Re: plotting Graphs how to in C ?, santosh, 15:27
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, jacob navia, 15:21
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Keith Thompson, 15:14
- A simple parser, jacob navia, 15:13
- Re: Efficiency of the for loop, Richard, 15:08
- plotting Graphs how to in C ?, Vivek, 15:06
- Re: Register keyword and "as if" rule..., Richard, 15:04
- Re: Pointers...once again, mdh, 15:03
- Re: Register keyword and "as if" rule..., Frederick Gotham, 14:55
- Re: Register keyword and "as if" rule..., dcorbit, 14:52
- Re: Register keyword and "as if" rule..., Keith Thompson, 14:51
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Keith Thompson, 14:46
- Re: XPath with Xalan-C, MV84, 14:43
- Re: XPath with Xalan-C, Christopher Benson-Manica, 14:39
- Re: Efficiency of the for loop, Ancient_Hacker, 14:30
- Re: please check, Christopher Benson-Manica, 14:26
- XPath with Xalan-C, MV84, 14:23
- Re: please check, raghu, 14:16
- Re: why doesn't this recurse, Walter Roberson, 14:08
- Re: please check, santosh, 13:29
- Re: what is the meaning of "char **option"?, Omats.Z, 13:19
- Re: newer to c, santosh, 13:11
- Re: Pointers...once again, santosh, 12:53
- Re: Efficiency of the for loop, Richard, 12:51
- Re: Efficiency of the for loop, free4trample, 12:50
- Re: A simple parser, Bob Martin, 12:45
- Re: Pointers...once again, mdh, 12:38
- Re: number of bits for an int type, CBFalconer, 12:37
- Re: Pointers...once again, mdh, 12:36
- Re: Efficiency of the for loop, santosh, 12:31
- Re: Pointers...once again, Richard, 12:28
- Re: Remove extra blanks, CBFalconer, 12:27
- Re: Pointers...once again, Rg, 12:26
- Re: Pointers...once again, Richard Tobin, 12:24
- Re: newer to c, Richard, 12:23
- Re: newer to c, santosh, 12:17
- Pointers...once again, mdh, 12:10
- Re: number of bits for an int type, Frederick Gotham, 12:05
- Re: Efficiency of the for loop, Richard, 12:03
- Re: A simple parser, Frederick Gotham, 12:00
- Re: Efficiency of the for loop, santosh, 11:54
- Re: MD5, CBFalconer, 11:32
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Displacer, 11:18
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Richard Heathfield, 11:16
- Re: please check, Nick Keighley, 11:06
- Re: why doesn't this recurse, Christopher Benson-Manica, 11:00
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Displacer, 10:54
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Displacer, 10:52
- Re: please check, Fred Kleinschmidt, 10:51
- Re: newer to c, John Bode, 10:50
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Richard, 10:49
- Re: A simple parser, Richard Heathfield, 10:47
- Re: A simple parser, Tak-Shing Chan, 10:45
- Re: what is the meaning of "char **option"?, John Bode, 10:45
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Richard Heathfield, 10:39
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Richard Bos, 10:33
- Re: please check, Richard, 10:32
- Re: Efficiency of the for loop, Richard, 10:28
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Displacer, 10:23
- Re: please check, jwalker, 10:22
- Re: Register keyword and "as if" rule..., Kenneth Brody, 10:21
- Re: Comparing Pointer, Richard Bos, 10:19
- Re: Efficiency of the for loop, Richard Bos, 10:10
- Re: strange behaviour, Richard Bos, 10:09
- Re: MD5, Richard Bos, 10:09
- Re: please check, Andrew Poelstra, 10:07
- please check, raghu, 09:59
- Re: A simple parser, Richard Heathfield, 09:50
- Re: strange behaviour, Andrew Poelstra, 09:36
- Comparing Pointer, sebastien . fricker, 09:35
- Re: Remove extra blanks, Andrew Poelstra, 09:33
- Re: MD5, Richard, 09:24
- Re: why doesn't this recurse, Andrew Poelstra, 09:20
- Re: Efficiency of the for loop, Richard, 09:01
- Re: MD5, Kenny McCormack, 09:01
- Re: A simple parser, Richard, 08:52
- Re: Efficiency of the for loop, Ancient_Hacker, 08:51
- Re: A simple parser, zebedee, 08:48
- Re: what is the meaning of "char **option"?, Richard, 08:37
- Re: MD5, Richard, 08:32
- Re: MD5, websnarf, 08:29
- Re: what is the meaning of "char **option"?, raxitsheth2000, 08:27
- Re: newer to c, Richard, 08:18
- Re: Efficiency of the for loop, Richard, 08:16
- Re: what is the meaning of "char **option"?, Nick Keighley, 08:14
- Re: Efficiency of the for loop, santosh, 08:10
- Re: Deallocating Local Variable used by Malloc, santosh, 07:57
- what is the meaning of "char **option"?, Omats.Z, 07:45
- Re: Efficiency of the for loop, Ancient_Hacker, 07:42
- newer to c, sudhakar@infosys india., 07:42
- Re: number of bits for an int type, santosh, 07:36
- Re: Efficiency of the for loop, santosh, 07:29
- Re: why doesn't this recurse, Norm Mann, 07:23
- why Typedef is storage class specifier?, sunny, 07:08
- Re: number of bits for an int type, evangeli, 07:05
- Re: stack overflow exception, santosh, 06:50
- Re: number of bits for an int type, santosh, 06:44
- number of bits for an int type, evangeli, 06:34
- Re: MD5, Nick Keighley, 05:22
- Re: strange behaviour, Keith Thompson, 05:07
- Re: A simple parser, Richard, 05:01
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Walter Roberson, 05:00
- Re: A simple parser, Richard Heathfield, 04:53
- Re: A simple parser, Richard, 04:48
- Re: Efficiency of the for loop, Richard, 04:44
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Richard Bos, 04:34
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Richard Heathfield, 04:23
- Re: strange behaviour, Richard Bos, 04:23
- Re: strange behaviour, Richard Heathfield, 04:21
- Re: Efficiency of the for loop, shaanxxx, 04:18
- Re: A simple parser, Richard Heathfield, 04:07
- Re: Understanding fwrite(), Keith Thompson, 04:01
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, jacob navia, 04:00
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, jacob navia, 03:59
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, jacob navia, 03:50
- Re: Understanding fwrite(), Sheldon, 03:48
- Re: strange behaviour, Steven Kirby, 03:42
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Bob Martin, 03:41
- Re: Recursive question., jacob navia, 03:39
- Re: stack overflow exception, samuraign, 03:34
- Re: Efficiency of the for loop, Richard Bos, 03:18
- Re: stack overflow exception, Walter Roberson, 03:17
- Re: Register keyword and "as if" rule..., Jack Klein, 03:16
- Re: Remove extra blanks, CBFalconer, 03:14
- Re: Deallocating Local Variable used by Malloc, raxitsheth2000, 03:08
- Re: stack overflow exception, Ian Collins, 03:00
- stack overflow exception, samuraign, 02:56
- Re: Understanding fwrite(), Richard Bos, 02:43
- Re: Remove extra blanks, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 02:41
- Re: Efficiency of the for loop, Ian Collins, 02:38
- Re: strange behaviour, CBFalconer, 02:37
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Bart, 02:35
- Re: rolling dice, Bill Reid, 02:22
- Re: rolling dice, Bill Reid, 02:22
- Re: rolling dice, Bill Reid, 02:22
- Re: Remove extra blanks, Thad Smith, 02:18
- Efficiency of the for loop, vamshi, 02:14
- Re: why doesn't this recurse, kshudra, 01:46
- Re: Remove extra blanks, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 01:33
- Re: Remove extra blanks, free4trample, 01:20
- Re: Deallocating Local Variable used by Malloc, Keith Thompson, 00:56
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Christopher Benson-Manica, 00:53
- Re: pre ANSI code and writable-strings?, Christopher Benson-Manica, 00:49
- Re: Remove extra blanks, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 00:29
- Re: A simple parser, Tak-Shing Chan, 00:03
- Re: Deallocating Local Variable used by Malloc, mkaras, 00:02
October 15, 2006
- Re: A simple parser, Richard Heathfield, 23:55
- Re: A simple parser, Richard Heathfield, 23:54
- Re: strptime() in linux, Keith Thompson, 23:34
- Re: A simple parser, Keith Thompson, 23:30
- Re: A simple parser, Old Wolf, 23:18
- Deallocating Local Variable used by Malloc, FireHead, 23:06
- Re: rolling dice, Lane Straatman, 22:54
- Re: Remove extra blanks, Thad Smith, 22:34
- Re: C newbie in a jam, Old Wolf, 22:34
- Re: Remove extra blanks, free4trample, 22:29
- Re: [OT] purge like utility in c, Tak-Shing Chan, 22:22
- Re: strange behaviour, Chris Torek, 22:10
- Re: sizeof without parenthesis, Dave Thompson, 22:09
- Re: reading a file [OT], Dave Thompson, 22:09
- Find first occurrence of string and replace, Registered User, 22:07
- Re: A simple parser, Richard Heathfield, 22:01
- Re: rolling dice, Chris Torek, 21:59
- Re: A simple parser, Keith Thompson, 21:56
- Re: A simple parser, Keith Thompson, 21:42
- Re: A simple parser, Dik T. Winter, 21:39
- Re: A simple parser, Keith Thompson, 21:38
- Re: Remove extra blanks, Richard Heathfield, 21:13
- Re: rolling dice, Richard Heathfield, 21:09
- Re: Remove extra blanks, free4trample, 21:02
- Re: Remove extra blanks, Registered User, 21:00
- Re: Remove extra blanks, free4trample, 20:55
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Rod Pemberton, 20:28
- Re: rolling dice, Rod Pemberton, 20:21
- Re: rolling dice, Rod Pemberton, 20:09
- Re: A simple parser, Richard Heathfield, 19:58
- Re: A simple parser, Old Wolf, 19:48
- Re: A simple parser, Richard Heathfield, 19:36
- Re: A simple parser, Richard Heathfield, 19:32
- Re: strange behaviour, Keith Thompson, 19:09
- Re: A simple parser, Richard, 18:59
- Re: A simple parser, Richard, 18:58
- Re: A simple parser, Richard Heathfield, 18:53
- Re: A simple parser, Richard Heathfield, 18:49
- Re: A simple parser, Richard, 18:44
- Re: A simple parser, Richard Heathfield, 18:38
- Re: strptime() in linux, Flash Gordon, 18:38
- Re: A simple parser, Ian Collins, 18:36
- Re: A simple parser, Richard, 18:28
- Re: A simple parser, Richard, 18:26
- Re: A simple parser, Richard Heathfield, 18:25
- Re: A simple parser, Ian Collins, 18:17
- Re: strptime() in linux, Richard, 18:09
- Re: strptime() in linux, Kurt Weber, 18:00
- Re: A simple parser, Richard Heathfield, 17:43
- Re: A simple parser, jacob navia, 17:30
- Re: A simple parser, Richard Heathfield, 17:02
- Re: Remove extra blanks, jacob navia, 17:01
- Re: Register keyword and "as if" rule..., Keith Thompson, 16:56
- Re: C newbie in a jam, Sheldon, 16:54
- Re: A simple parser, Mark McIntyre, 16:28
- Re: A simple parser, Mark McIntyre, 16:25
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Richard Heathfield, 16:16
- Re: strptime() in linux, Richard, 16:15
- Re: C newbie in a jam, Richard Heathfield, 16:14
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, gw7rib, 16:05
- Re: C newbie in a jam, Sheldon, 15:59
- Re: strptime() in linux, Flash Gordon, 15:53
- Re: C newbie in a jam, Sheldon, 15:35
- Re: strange behaviour, Andrew Poelstra, 15:30
- Re: Remove extra blanks, Richard, 15:21
- Re: strange behaviour, Bart, 15:16
- Re: Register keyword and "as if" rule..., Thad Smith, 15:14
- Re: C newbie in a jam, Richard Heathfield, 14:58
- Re: strange behaviour, Yevgen Muntyan, 14:52
- strptime() in linux, Wavelet, 14:47
- Re: C newbie in a jam, attn.steven.kuo@xxxxxxxxx, 14:45
- Re: Remove extra blanks, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 14:44
- Re: C newbie in a jam, Bill Pursell, 14:35
- Re: rolling dice, Bill Reid, 14:17
- Re: Remove extra blanks, Andrew Poelstra, 13:41
- C newbie in a jam, Sheldon, 13:41
- Re: strange behaviour, Andrew Poelstra, 13:33
- Re: Remove extra blanks, Registered User, 12:46
- Type name style was Re: rolling dice, Marco, 12:24
- Re: Remove extra blanks, Richard, 12:10
- Re: Multiple files, Keith Thompson, 12:01
- Re: function declarations, Eric Sosman, 12:00
- Re: MD5, Keith Thompson, 11:53
- Re: Remove extra blanks, Joe Wright, 11:53
- Re: Register keyword and "as if" rule..., Richard, 11:46
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Keith Thompson, 11:38
- Re: strange behaviour, Keith Thompson, 11:34
- function declarations, conrad, 11:28
- Re: Register keyword and "as if" rule..., Keith Thompson, 11:27
- Re: A simple parser, Keith Thompson, 11:23
- Re: A simple parser, Keith Thompson, 11:16
- Re: A simple parser, Keith Thompson, 11:12
- Re: Remove extra blanks, Richard, 10:57
- Re: answer, mdh, 10:47
- Re: A question about fscanf and feof !, Joe Wright, 10:47
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Displacer, 10:30
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Frederick Gotham, 10:25
- Re: strange behaviour, Ico, 10:14
- Re: MD5, Richard, 09:48
- Re: A simple parser, Spiro Trikaliotis, 09:42
- Re: strange behaviour, CBFalconer, 09:31
- Re: Recursive question., mdh, 09:14
- Re: Recursive question., mdh, 09:14
- Re: A question about fscanf and feof !, ehui928, 09:04
- Re: Weird pointer arithmetic on argv - How can it work??, jerry, 08:58
- Re: A simple parser, Richard Heathfield, 08:56
- Re: strange behaviour, gribouille, 08:50
- Re: Remove extra blanks, CBFalconer, 08:49
- Re: Recursive question., Eric Sosman, 08:48
- Re: Multiple files, Simon, 08:44
- Re: Recursive question., Kurt Weber, 08:38
- Re: Multiple files, Kurt Weber, 08:31
- Re: strange behaviour, Ancient_Hacker, 08:28
- Re: A simple parser, Ben Bacarisse, 08:24
- Re: A simple parser, CBFalconer, 08:24
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, CBFalconer, 08:20
- Recursive question., mdh, 08:19
- Re: strange behaviour, gribouille, 08:03
- Re: A question about fscanf and feof !, Registered User, 08:00
- A question about fscanf and feof !, ehui928, 07:57
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Frederick Gotham, 07:25
- Remove extra blanks, Registered User, 07:22
- Re: A simple parser, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 07:22
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Frederick Gotham, 07:21
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Frederick Gotham, 07:17
- Re: strange behaviour, Ico, 06:33
- Re: A simple parser, jacob navia, 06:18
- Re: A simple parser, jacob navia, 06:12
- Re: A simple parser, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 06:04
- comp.lang.c Answers (Abridged) to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ), Steve Summit, 06:00
- Re: A simple parser, Roland Pibinger, 05:51
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Willem, 05:35
- Re: strange behaviour, gribouille, 05:31
- Re: strange behaviour, Ico, 05:22
- Re: A simple parser, jacob navia, 04:43
- Re: A simple parser, Roland Pibinger, 04:39
- Re: A simple parser, ArarghMail610NOSPAM, 04:36
- strange behaviour, gribouille, 04:36
- Re: A simple parser, Malcolm, 03:52
- Re: A simple parser, Cong Wang, 03:42
- Re: Help me with Concatenating strings, Chris Torek, 03:28
- Re: rolling dice, Chris Torek, 03:13
- Re: Register keyword and "as if" rule..., Thad Smith, 02:43
- Re: A simple parser, Richard Heathfield, 02:42
- Re: Register keyword and "as if" rule..., Thad Smith, 02:24
- Re: A simple parser, jacob navia, 01:56
- Re: A simple parser, jacob navia, 01:55
- Re: A simple parser, jacob navia, 01:46
- Re: A simple parser, Richard Heathfield, 00:58
- Re: Register keyword and "as if" rule..., Keith Thompson, 00:49
- Re: A simple parser, Keith Thompson, 00:42
- Re: Register keyword and "as if" rule..., Richard Heathfield, 00:42
- Re: Register keyword and "as if" rule..., Jack Klein, 00:27
- Re: Register keyword and "as if" rule..., Jack Klein, 00:20
- Re: A simple parser, Richard Heathfield, 00:16
- Re: Register keyword and "as if" rule..., Jack Klein, 00:13
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Richard Heathfield, 00:11
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Richard Heathfield, 00:04
October 14, 2006
- Re: using c with html interface, Brian C, 23:16
- Re: Weird pointer arithmetic on argv - How can it work??, CBFalconer, 23:09
- Re: Weird pointer arithmetic on argv - How can it work??, Chris Johnson, 23:01
- Re: A simple parser, CBFalconer, 22:38
- Re: Designing a scandisk tye utility, s12e9888, 22:29
- Re: A simple parser, Ancient_Hacker, 22:26
- Re: Weird pointer arithmetic on argv - How can it work??, Keith Thompson, 22:01
- Re: Weird pointer arithmetic on argv - How can it work??, Gordon Burditt, 21:53
- Weird pointer arithmetic on argv - How can it work??, jerry, 21:38
- Re: MD5, CBFalconer, 21:14
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Ben Rudiak-Gould, 20:47
- Re: pre ANSI code and writable-strings?, Gordon Burditt, 20:36
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Old Wolf, 20:15
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Old Wolf, 20:00
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Old Wolf, 19:57
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Old Wolf, 19:54
- Re: MD5, Old Wolf, 19:42
- Re: Register keyword and "as if" rule..., Keith Thompson, 19:37
- Re: Register keyword and "as if" rule..., Old Wolf, 19:24
- Re: Implementation of Kahan sum algorithm, Elan Riesman, 19:20
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Joe Wright, 19:10
- Re: rolling dice, Bill Reid, 18:49
- A simple parser, jacob navia, 18:27
- Re: Segmentation fault, Mark McIntyre, 18:13
- Re: Lvalues and Rvalues, SM Ryan, 17:55
- Re: isdigit, pete, 17:40
- Re: isdigit, Keith Thompson, 17:18
- Re: using c with html interface, Keith Thompson, 17:06
- Re: isdigit, pete, 17:00
- Re: pre ANSI code and writable-strings?, Keith Thompson, 16:52
- Re: Register keyword and "as if" rule..., Keith Thompson, 16:48
- Re: Get Pedia, Kenny McCormack, 16:34
- Re: Get Pedia, Keith Thompson, 16:29
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Clark S. Cox III, 15:53
- Re: using c with html interface, mbstevens, 15:19
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Richard Heathfield, 14:24
- Re: Understanding fwrite(), Andrew Poelstra, 13:42
- Re: Designing a scandisk tye utility, CBFalconer, 13:42
- Re: why doesn't this recurse, Andrew Poelstra, 13:33
- Re: isdigit, Andrew Poelstra, 13:30
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Richard Tobin, 13:22
- answer, Chief, 13:16
- Re: MD5, Kenny McCormack, 12:55
- Re: MD5, Richard, 12:54
- Re: MD5, Frederick Gotham, 12:44
- Re: MD5, Kenny McCormack, 12:15
- Re: Understanding fwrite(), Richard, 12:12
- MD5, skibud2, 11:51
- Re: Get Pedia, Frederick Gotham, 10:40
- Re: Designing a scandisk tye utility, Ancient_Hacker, 10:15
- Re: Segmentation fault, Ancient_Hacker, 10:07
- Re: Register keyword and "as if" rule..., Malcolm, 10:04
- Re: Register keyword and "as if" rule..., Ancient_Hacker, 10:03
- Re: Number of digits in N!, jmcgill, 09:58
- Re: Get Pedia, Kenny McCormack, 09:56
- Re: Segmentation fault, jmcgill, 09:54
- Re: Get Pedia, Frederick Gotham, 09:30
- Re: Register keyword and "as if" rule..., Eric Sosman, 09:21
- Re: Get Pedia, Kenny McCormack, 09:17
- The trouble with plonking (Was: Debugging standard C library routines), Kenny McCormack, 08:55
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Richard Heathfield, 08:30
- Re: using c with html interface, Ico, 07:46
- Re: Understanding fwrite(), Sheldon, 07:27
- Re: using c with html interface, Vivek, 07:24
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Rod Pemberton, 07:22
- Re: Understanding fwrite(), Sheldon, 07:17
- Re: Understanding fwrite(), Tom St Denis, 06:46
- Re: Segmentation fault, Sheldon, 06:46
- Re: using c with html interface, Tom St Denis, 06:44
- Re: Understanding fwrite(), Sheldon, 06:43
- using c with html interface, Vivek, 06:39
- Re: Understanding fwrite(), Tom St Denis, 06:28
- Understanding fwrite(), Sheldon, 06:25
- Re: Designing a scandisk tye utility, Richard Heathfield, 05:39
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Richard Heathfield, 05:28
- Designing a scandisk tye utility, amit, 05:21
- Re: Segmentation fault, ramasubramanian.rahul@xxxxxxxxx, 04:57
- Re: Segmentation fault, Sheldon, 04:21
- Re: Segmentation fault, jacob navia, 04:17
- Segmentation fault, Sheldon, 04:07
- Re: how to write C pgm with some target!, Malcolm, 04:01
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Willem, 03:58
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Rod Pemberton, 03:54
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Rod Pemberton, 03:52
- Re: Register keyword and "as if" rule..., Keith Thompson, 03:49
- Re: New Software Development Articles Directory, Malcolm, 03:37
- Re: Register keyword and "as if" rule..., Malcolm, 03:33
- Re: Looking for C Compiler Performance Info, Rod Pemberton, 03:25
- Re: Application of Searching, Keith Thompson, 03:02
- Re: why doesn't this recurse, Norm Mann, 02:46
- Re: Register keyword and "as if" rule..., Jean-Marc Bourguet, 02:31
- Application of Searching, muthu, 02:26
- Re: Lvalues and Rvalues, Keith Thompson, 02:16
- Re: Register keyword and "as if" rule..., Thad Smith, 02:12
- Re: Lvalues and Rvalues, Brian C, 02:04
- Re: why doesn't this recurse, ramasubramanian.rahul@xxxxxxxxx, 02:02
- Re: isdigit, Keith Thompson, 01:56
- Lvalues and Rvalues, ramasubramanian.rahul@xxxxxxxxx, 01:52
- why doesn't this recurse, kshudra, 01:51
- Re: isdigit, shafi, 01:22
October 13, 2006
- Re: pre ANSI code and writable-strings?, CBFalconer, 23:57
- Re: Little program, mdh, 23:29
- Re: Little program, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 23:24
- Re: char data[0], Keith Thompson, 22:44
- Re: malloc() and alignment, Eric Sosman, 22:36
- Re: Little program, Keith Thompson, 22:34
- Re: sequence points, Keith Thompson, 22:24
- Re: sequence points, Keith Thompson, 22:24
- Re: malloc() and alignment, Yevgen Muntyan, 22:24
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Elijah Cardon, 22:06
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Thomas J. Gritzan, 21:37
- Re: sequence points, pete, 21:18
- Re: Segmentation fault on 64 bit, pete, 21:17
- Re: Segmentation fault on 64 bit, pete, 21:15
- Re: Register keyword and "as if" rule..., pete, 20:51
- Re: char data[0], pete, 20:35
- Re: Little program, mdh, 20:20
- Re: Little program, jmcgill, 20:18
- Re: Little program, jmcgill, 20:16
- Re: Little program, mdh, 20:09
- Re: Register keyword and "as if" rule..., dcorbit, 20:07
- Re: Little program, Bart, 19:56
- Re: Little program, Bart, 19:51
- Re: Little program, jmcgill, 19:41
- Re: Little program, mdh, 19:40
- Re: Little program, Bart, 19:27
- Re: Little program, mdh, 19:22
- Re: Little program, jmcgill, 19:18
- Little program, mdh, 19:10
- Re: sequence points, Charles Richmond, 18:26
- Re: purge like utility in c, Mark McIntyre, 18:05
- Re: IsBadWritePtr equivalent?, Keith Thompson, 17:10
- Re: [OT] purge like utility in c, Frederick Gotham, 17:10
- Re: char data[0], Harald van Dijk, 17:01
- Re: Few doubts (wrong behaviour or correct ), Flash Gordon, 16:57
- Re: Few doubts (wrong behaviour or correct ), Keith Thompson, 16:54
- Re: pre ANSI code and writable-strings?, Christopher Benson-Manica, 16:50
- Re: Few doubts (wrong behaviour or correct ), Richard Heathfield, 16:46
- Re: IsBadWritePtr equivalent?, Tom St Denis, 16:45
- Re: dual opteron prog. help, Clever Monkey, 16:43
- Re: dual opteron prog. help, Tom St Denis, 16:41
- Re: Register keyword and "as if" rule..., Richard Heathfield, 16:40
- Re: Few doubts (wrong behaviour or correct ), Arthur J. O'Dwyer, 16:39
- Register keyword and "as if" rule..., Snis Pilbor, 16:35
- dual opteron prog. help, kingsolomon2000@xxxxxxxxx, 16:33
- Re: [OT] purge like utility in c, Tak-Shing Chan, 15:41
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Flash Gordon, 15:04
- Re: Opening (MatLab) mat file from C, Tom St Denis, 14:47
- Re: "a=a++;" and nasal demons (was Re: strange behaviour / evaluationorder), Kenneth Brody, 14:42
- Opening (MatLab) mat file from C, BrunoMiguelMatias, 14:36
- Re: Few doubts (wrong behaviour or correct ), Chris Torek, 14:33
- Re: RAW SOCKET, ipnwsec, 14:30
- Re: Does strtok require a non-null token?, Clever Monkey, 13:33
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Keith Thompson, 13:24
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Bart Goddard, 13:13
- Re: Number of digits in N!, jmcgill, 13:13
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Elijah Cardon, 13:07
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Chris Dollin, 12:52
- Re: Number of digits in N!, osmium, 12:50
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Walter Roberson, 12:41
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Pascal Bourguignon, 12:35
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Chris Dollin, 12:33
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Elijah Cardon, 12:32
- Re: [OT] Garbage Collection in C, Chris Dollin, 12:30
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Willem, 12:24
- Re: [OT] Garbage Collection in C, sjdevnull@xxxxxxxxx, 12:20
- Re: IsBadWritePtr equivalent?, Spiro Trikaliotis, 12:17
- Re: [OT] purge like utility in c, Charlton Wilbur, 11:38
- Re: Does strtok require a non-null token?, William Hughes, 10:45
- Re: distant compilation and float literals, Christian, 10:43
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Richard Heathfield, 10:29
- Re: Does strtok require a non-null token?, Clever Monkey, 09:50
- Re: distant compilation and float literals, William Hughes, 09:47
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Christopher Benson-Manica, 09:35
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Kenny McCormack, 09:33
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Displacer, 09:33
- Re: Looking for C Compiler Performance Info, Tom St Denis, 09:24
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, mark_bluemel, 09:21
- Re: RAW SOCKET, Tom St Denis, 09:21
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Displacer, 09:11
- Re: Segmentation fault on 64 bit, Chris Dollin, 09:05
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Chris Dollin, 09:04
- Re: RAW SOCKET, Kenny McCormack, 08:51
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Kenny McCormack, 08:49
- Re: malloc() and alignment, Eric Sosman, 08:30
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Christopher Benson-Manica, 08:24
- _JoyDef and _Control, Displacer, 08:20
- Re: [OT] purge like utility in c, Richard Tobin, 08:06
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Richard Tobin, 08:02
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Richard Tobin, 07:59
- Re: Segmentation fault on 64 bit, Richard Heathfield, 07:56
- Re: scanf help, Richard Tobin, 07:55
- Re: Segmentation fault on 64 bit, Jens Thoms Toerring, 07:38
- Re: malloc() and alignment, Laurent Deniau, 07:37
- Re: RAW SOCKET, raxitsheth2000, 07:36
- Re: RAW SOCKET, raxitsheth2000, 07:33
- Re: RAW SOCKET, Christopher Benson-Manica, 07:29
- Re: fprintf format specifiers, Christopher Benson-Manica, 07:27
- Re: Segmentation fault on 64 bit, Richard Heathfield, 07:23
- Re: Segmentation fault on 64 bit, Tak-Shing Chan, 07:22
- Re: Segmentation fault on 64 bit, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 07:14
- Re: Segmentation fault on 64 bit, Richard Heathfield, 07:11
- Re: Segmentation fault on 64 bit, Chris Dollin, 07:09
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, CBFalconer, 07:08
- Looking for C Compiler Performance Info, lxrocks, 07:01
- Segmentation fault on 64 bit, Linny, 06:51
- RAW SOCKET, sethukr, 06:46
- Re: malloc() and alignment, SM Ryan, 06:45
- Re: distant compilation and float literals, lxrocks, 06:33
- Re: purge like utility in c, EKB, 06:28
- Re: fprintf format specifiers, Tak-Shing Chan, 06:19
- Re: associativity and precedence, Chris Dollin, 06:00
- Re: rolling dice, Rod Pemberton, 05:59
- Re: associativity and precedence, Tak-Shing Chan, 05:56
- Re: fprintf format specifiers, Rod Pemberton, 05:48
- Re: distant compilation and float literals, Richard Heathfield, 05:40
- distant compilation and float literals, Christian, 05:24
- Re: malloc() and alignment, Tak-Shing Chan, 05:23
- associativity and precedence, junky_fellow@xxxxxxxxxxx, 05:17
- Re: malloc() and alignment, Yevgen Muntyan, 04:53
- Re: [OT] purge like utility in c, Tak-Shing Chan, 04:30
- Re: purge like utility in c, Keith Thompson, 04:14
- Re: malloc() and alignment, Keith Thompson, 04:13
- Re: purge like utility in c, Chris Dollin, 04:09
- Re: purge like utility in c, Tak-Shing Chan, 04:02
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Chris Dollin, 03:45
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Chris Dollin, 03:36
- Re: purge like utility in c, Chris Dollin, 03:30
- Re: malloc() and alignment, Yevgen Muntyan, 03:28
- Re: malloc() and alignment, Scorpio, 03:17
- Re: malloc() and alignment, Flash Gordon, 03:13
- Re: malloc() and alignment, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 03:12
- malloc() and alignment, Yevgen Muntyan, 02:52
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Logan Shaw, 01:24
October 12, 2006
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, SM Ryan, 23:43
- Re: Does strtok require a non-null token?, William Hughes, 23:42
- Re: "a=a++;" and nasal demons (was Re: strange behaviour / evaluation order), Gordon Burditt, 23:18
- Re: missing a char, Lane Straatman, 22:25
- Re: missing a char, Lane Straatman, 22:15
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, jmcgill, 21:33
- Re: "a=a++;" and nasal demons (was Re: strange behaviour / evaluation order), jmcgill, 21:31
- Re: sequence points, Richard Heathfield, 21:24
- Re: sequence points, Eric Sosman, 21:06
- Re: [OT] purge like utility in c, Richard Tobin, 20:40
- Re: Does strtok require a non-null token?, Al Balmer, 20:38
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Al Balmer, 20:32
- Re: Does strtok require a non-null token?, CBFalconer, 20:24
- Re: sequence points, CBFalconer, 20:15
- Re: sequence points, CBFalconer, 20:12
- Re: "a=a++;" and nasal demons (was Re: strange behaviour / evaluation order), Flash Gordon, 20:11
- Re: scanf help, CBFalconer, 20:10
- Re: [OT] purge like utility in c, Tak-Shing Chan, 20:04
- Re: char data[0], pete, 20:02
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Paul Connolly, 19:57
- Re: Does strtok require a non-null token?, William Hughes, 19:47
- Re: scanf help, Bill Reid, 19:16
- Re: char data[0], Bill Reid, 19:16
- pre ANSI code and writable-strings?, Paul Connolly, 18:54
- Re: sequence points, Flash Gordon, 18:52
- Re: sequence points, Richard Tobin, 18:49
- Re: purge like utility in c, Charlton Wilbur, 18:32
- Re: purge like utility in c, Keith Thompson, 18:27
- Re: purge like utility in c, Mark McIntyre, 18:13
- Re: Few doubts (wrong behaviour or correct ), Arthur J. O'Dwyer, 18:13
- Re: IsBadWritePtr equivalent?, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 18:07
- Re: purge like utility in c, Mark McIntyre, 18:05
- Re: purge like utility in c, Mark McIntyre, 18:03
- Re: Does strtok require a non-null token?, Al Balmer, 17:53
- Re: Does strtok require a non-null token?, Default User, 17:41
- Re: Does strtok require a non-null token?, William Hughes, 17:32
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Simon Biber, 17:10
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Bart, 16:57
- Re: sequence points, Richard Heathfield, 16:55
- Re: fprintf format specifiers, Richard Heathfield, 16:54
- Re: IsBadWritePtr equivalent?, Bart, 16:50
- Re: Does strtok require a non-null token?, Ben Pfaff, 16:42
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, jacob navia, 16:41
- Re: Does strtok require a non-null token?, CBFalconer, 16:41
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, Malcolm, 16:40
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Keith Thompson, 16:33
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, CBFalconer, 16:31
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Bart, 16:31
- Several openings for C Programmers ( Referal Bonus USD 1000), tr . sylvester, 16:27
- Several openings for C Programmers ( Referal Bonus USD 1000), tr . sylvester, 16:27
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Flash Gordon, 16:26
- Re: Does strtok require a non-null token?, Default User, 16:25
- Re: purge like utility in c, Keith Thompson, 16:19
- Re: Does strtok require a non-null token?, William Hughes, 15:35
- Re: Few doubts (wrong behaviour or correct ), Keith Thompson, 15:31
- Re: HOW To Compile C programs in VIM Editor ? [ HELP ], jmcgill, 15:26
- Re: Does strtok require a non-null token?, Al Balmer, 15:24
- Does strtok require a non-null token?, ryampolsky, 14:38
- Re: purge like utility in c, Tak-Shing Chan, 14:05
- Re: purge like utility in c, Tak-Shing Chan, 13:53
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Christopher Benson-Manica, 13:47
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, William Hughes, 13:39
- Re: HOW To Compile C programs in VIM Editor ? [ HELP ], santosh, 13:38
- Re: HOW To Compile C programs in VIM Editor ? [ HELP ], Christopher Benson-Manica, 13:38
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Frederick Gotham, 13:34
- Re: purge like utility in c, Richard Tobin, 12:53
- Re: Few doubts (wrong behaviour or correct ), Andrey Tarasevich, 12:50
- HOW To Compile C programs in VIM Editor ? [ HELP ], AntiVista, 12:45
- Re: purge like utility in c, Tak-Shing Chan, 12:41
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Richard Tobin, 12:41
- Re: purge like utility in c, Tak-Shing Chan, 12:39
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Frederick Gotham, 12:34
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Walter Roberson, 12:22
- Re: purge like utility in c, Richard Tobin, 12:22
- Re: purge like utility in c, Frederick Gotham, 12:14
- Re: purge like utility in c, Chris Dollin, 12:03
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, William Hughes, 11:56
- Re: IsBadWritePtr equivalent?, Kenny McCormack, 11:30
- Re: purge like utility in c, Tak-Shing Chan, 11:30
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Al Balmer, 11:26
- Re: New Software Development Articles Directory, Al Balmer, 11:21
- Re: purge like utility in c, Tak-Shing Chan, 11:20
- Re: purge like utility in c, Richard Tobin, 11:03
- Re: purge like utility in c, Chris Dollin, 10:58
- Re: purge like utility in c, Chris Dollin, 10:55
- Re: purge like utility in c, Chris Dollin, 10:52
- Re: char data[0], Chris Dollin, 10:44
- Re: purge like utility in c, Frederick Gotham, 10:43
- Re: purge like utility in c, Richard Heathfield, 10:37
- Re: purge like utility in c, Frederick Gotham, 10:33
- Re: char data[0], Bill Reid, 10:26
- Re: purge like utility in c, Richard Heathfield, 10:23
- Re: char data[0], Bill Reid, 10:22
- Re: purge like utility in c, Frederick Gotham, 10:14
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, William Hughes, 10:10
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Frederick Gotham, 10:08
- Re: Few doubts (wrong behaviour or correct ), CBFalconer, 10:00
- Re: purge like utility in c, Chris Dollin, 09:58
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, jacob navia, 09:54
- Re: purge like utility in c, Tak-Shing Chan, 09:52
- Re: purge like utility in c, Tak-Shing Chan, 09:50
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, William Hughes, 09:43
- Re: Network Computers, CBFalconer, 09:43
- Re: IsBadWritePtr equivalent?, CBFalconer, 09:40
- Re: purge like utility in c, Chris Dollin, 09:32
- Re: fprintf format specifiers, Christopher Benson-Manica, 09:24
- Re: purge like utility in c, Richard Tobin, 09:22
- Re: Network Computers, Ancient_Hacker, 09:13
- Re: purge like utility in c, Tak-Shing Chan, 09:13
- Re: purge like utility in c, Richard Tobin, 09:07
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, CBFalconer, 09:06
- Re: purge like utility in c, Tak-Shing Chan, 08:59
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Kenny McCormack, 08:49
- Re: sequence points, Christopher Benson-Manica, 08:46
- Re: purge like utility in c, Richard Bos, 08:32
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Robert Latest, 08:07
- Re: sequence points, Richard Heathfield, 07:50
- Re: Number of digits in N!, luiroto, 07:43
- Re: printf for french chars, kaustubh . deo, 07:33
- Re: sequence points, Cong Wang, 07:29
- Re: purge like utility in c, Tak-Shing Chan, 07:15
- Re: Network Computers, Santy, 06:57
- Re: [OT] Re: purge like utility in c, Richard Heathfield, 06:54
- Re: [OT] Re: purge like utility in c, John McCallum, 06:47
- Re: Few doubts (wrong behaviour or correct ), temper3243, 06:45
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Chris Uppal, 06:43
- Re: purge like utility in c, Richard Heathfield, 06:30
- Re: parsing a command, mark_bluemel, 06:01
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Robert Latest, 05:54
- Re: [OT] Re: purge like utility in c, Richard Bos, 05:54
- Re: purge like utility in c, Tak-Shing Chan, 05:43
- Re: fprintf format specifiers, CBFalconer, 05:24
- Re: Few doubts (wrong behaviour or correct ), Keith Thompson, 05:16
- Re: IsBadWritePtr equivalent?, Chris Dollin, 05:13
- Re: char data[0], CBFalconer, 05:08
- Re: IsBadWritePtr equivalent?, rohit, 05:04
- Re: Few doubts (wrong behaviour or correct ), Andrey Tarasevich, 04:55
- [OT] Re: purge like utility in c, jacob navia, 04:50
- Re: purge like utility in c, Richard Heathfield, 04:39
- Re: New Software Development Articles Directory, Richard Bos, 04:32
- Re: char data[0], Harald van Dijk, 04:30
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Proginoskes, 04:07
- Re: char data[0], Andrey Tarasevich, 04:04
- Re: purge like utility in c, Chris Dollin, 04:04
- Re: char data[0], Andrey Tarasevich, 04:02
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Chris Dollin, 03:58
- Re: parsing a command, junky_fellow@xxxxxxxxxxx, 03:58
- Re: fprintf format specifiers, Richard Heathfield, 03:40
- reordering fields, was: size_t in a struct, Mark L Pappin, 03:34
- Re: purge like utility in c, Richard Bos, 03:19
- Re: fprintf format specifiers, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 03:14
- Re: fprintf format specifiers, Richard Heathfield, 03:02
- fprintf format specifiers, Harry, 02:58
- Re: char data[0], Keith Thompson, 02:52
- Re: pass-by-value, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 02:50
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Andrey Tarasevich, 02:50
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Andrey Tarasevich, 02:48
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Richard Heathfield, 02:43
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, jacob navia, 02:37
- Re: obfuscated, Simon Biber, 02:36
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Richard Heathfield, 02:32
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, jacob navia, 02:29
- Re: sequence points, Tejas Kokje, 02:13
- Re: sequence points, Richard Heathfield, 02:13
- sequence points, ramasubramanian.rahul@xxxxxxxxx, 02:02
- Re: char data[0], Harald van Dijk, 02:00
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Friedrich Dominicus, 01:55
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, CBFalconer, 00:40
October 11, 2006
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Keith Thompson, 22:33
- Re: char data[0], Keith Thompson, 22:29
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Allin Cottrell, 22:11
- Re: Network Computers, Gordon Burditt, 21:19
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Eric Sosman, 21:07
- Re: purge like utility in c, Gordon Burditt, 21:00
- Re: multiplicative rule for asymptotic running times, Richard Heathfield, 20:55
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Richard Heathfield, 20:49
- multiplicative rule for asymptotic running times, john . casey, 20:48
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, CBFalconer, 19:41
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, CBFalconer, 19:38
- Re: char data[0], jmcgill, 19:36
- Re: char data[0], Bill Reid, 19:28
- Re: char data[0], Bill Reid, 19:28
- Re: Is there anyway to write a folders contents to file?, jmcgill, 18:41
- Re: Few doubts (wrong behaviour or correct ), Arthur J. O'Dwyer, 18:32
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Kenny McCormack, 18:16
- Re: misaligned access clarification, Gordon Burditt, 18:14
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Mark McIntyre, 18:11
- Re: Is there anyway to write a folders contents to file?, Mark McIntyre, 18:06
- Re: good C impl of the hungarian algo?, Mark McIntyre, 18:04
- Re: obfuscated, Mark McIntyre, 18:02
- Re: Network Computers, Mark McIntyre, 18:00
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Kenny McCormack, 17:49
- Re: [OT] Garbage Collection in C, sjdevnull@xxxxxxxxx, 17:48
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Roland Pibinger, 17:18
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Ben Pfaff, 17:14
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Kenny McCormack, 17:09
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Default User, 16:56
- Few doubts (wrong behaviour or correct ), temper3243, 16:19
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Flash Gordon, 16:05
- Re: obfuscated, Simon Biber, 15:58
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Al Balmer, 15:24
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Richard Heathfield, 15:22
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Al Balmer, 15:20
- Re: char data[0], Andrey Tarasevich, 15:13
- Re: Is there anyway to write a folders contents to file?, Keith Thompson, 15:12
- Re: char data[0], Andrey Tarasevich, 15:08
- Re: Is there anyway to write a folders contents to file?, Richard Heathfield, 15:06
- Re: Is there anyway to write a folders contents to file?, santosh, 15:04
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Richard Heathfield, 15:02
- Re: "a=a++;" and nasal demons (was Re: strange behaviour / evaluation order), Flash Gordon, 14:59
- Re: pass-by-value, av, 14:58
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, Skarmander, 14:58
- Re: Is there anyway to write a folders contents to file?, Keith Thompson, 14:57
- Re: Is there anyway to write a folders contents to file?, Frank B., 14:54
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, jacob navia, 14:52
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Richard Heathfield, 14:47
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, jacob navia, 14:46
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, Skarmander, 14:44
- Re: char data[0], Keith Thompson, 14:42
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Roland Pibinger, 14:26
- Re: scanf help, jacob navia, 14:24
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, William Hughes, 14:23
- Re: Some bad code I wrote the other day, Harald van Dijk, 14:16
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Keith Thompson, 14:13
- scanf help, Stu, 14:12
- Re: Dealing with source code, mistral, 14:06
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, jacob navia, 14:01
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, jacob navia, 13:59
- Re: Is there anyway to write a folders contents to file?, CBFalconer, 13:56
- Re: string search and replace, CBFalconer, 13:41
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, William Hughes, 13:35
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Richard Heathfield, 13:35
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Bob Martin, 13:26
- Re: pass-by-value, Chris Torek, 13:23
- Re: Shift Operation, Frederick Gotham, 13:04
- Re: char data[0], Chris Torek, 13:01
- Re: Garbage Collection in C, Richard Heathfield, 12:58
- Garbage Collection in C, jacob navia, 12:52
- Re: Network Computers, Walter Roberson, 12:47
- Re: New Software Development Articles Directory, CBFalconer, 12:42
- Re: pass-by-value, jmcgill, 12:25
- Re: Scoping rules, Richard Tobin, 12:22
- Re: Number of digits in N!, M.J.T. Guy, 12:11
- Re: Shift Operation, CBFalconer, 12:10
- Re: Network Computers, Kenneth Brody, 12:04
- Re: Number of digits in N!, M.J.T. Guy, 12:00
- Re: Some bad code I wrote the other day, Kenneth Brody, 11:59
- "a=a++;" and nasal demons (was Re: strange behaviour / evaluation order), Kenneth Brody, 11:50
- Re: Is there anyway to write a folders contents to file?, santosh, 11:15
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, Clever Monkey, 11:00
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, Charles Richmond, 10:44
- Re: Is there anyway to write a folders contents to file?, William Hughes, 10:39
- Re: find string functions source code, Clever Monkey, 10:37
- Re: Is there anyway to write a folders contents to file?, Hubble, 10:35
- Is there anyway to write a folders contents to file?, Frank B., 10:31
- Re: pass-by-value, Mark McIntyre, 10:19
- Re: obfuscated, Mark McIntyre, 10:14
- good C impl of the hungarian algo?, soyspinoza, 10:14
- Re: obfuscated, Mark McIntyre, 10:11
- Re: char data[0], Bill Reid, 10:11
- Re: Network Computers, santosh, 10:09
- Re: find string functions source code, santosh, 10:06
- Re: find string functions source code, xdevel, 09:50
- Re: find string functions source code, mark_bluemel, 09:40
- find string functions source code, xdevel, 09:27
- Re: behavior of variadic macro, Laurent Deniau, 09:23
- Network Computers, Santy, 09:18
- Re: [OT] Some bad code I wrote the other day, Christopher Benson-Manica, 09:11
- Re: string search and replace, int main(void), 09:10
- Re: DSDV protocol source code, Kenny McCormack, 09:05
- Re: Shift Operation, Nishu, 09:03
- Re: string search and replace, Chris Dollin, 09:02
- Re: Scoping rules, CBFalconer, 08:59
- Re: string search and replace, int main(void), 08:49
- Re: string search and replace, int main(void), 08:48
- Re: IsBadWritePtr equivalent?, Lew Pitcher, 08:46
- string search and replace, int main(void), 08:38
- Re: Some bad code I wrote the other day, Eric Sosman, 08:17
- Re: strange behaviour / evaluation order, pete, 07:10
- New Software Development Articles Directory, editormt, 07:09
- Re: Shift Operation, pete, 07:04
- Re: misaligned access clarification, Chris Dollin, 06:34
- Re: allocate memory at predefined address, Simon Biber, 06:24
- misaligned access clarification, ramasubramanian.rahul@xxxxxxxxx, 06:15
- Re: IsBadWritePtr equivalent?, Richard Heathfield, 06:08
- Re: IsBadWritePtr equivalent?, Richard Tobin, 06:03
- Re: Stackless `protothreads' using computed goto's, mark_bluemel, 05:53
- Re: pass-by-value, Chris Dollin, 05:45
- Stackless `protothreads' using computed goto's, aarklon, 05:44
- Re: pass-by-value, Richard Heathfield, 05:41
- Re: pass-by-value, Richard Heathfield, 05:39
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Proginoskes, 05:17
- Re: purge like utility in c, Keith Thompson, 05:10
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Chris Uppal, 04:47
- Re: strange behaviour / evaluation order, Chris Dollin, 04:46
- Re: purge like utility in c, Chris Dollin, 04:33
- Re: pass-by-value, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 04:20
- Re: how to write C pgm with some target!, santosh, 04:17
- Re: pass-by-value, Roland Pibinger, 03:59
- Re: pass-by-value, xdevel, 03:54
- Re: pass-by-value, xdevel, 03:50
- how to write C pgm with some target!, ram, 03:38
- Re: pass-by-value, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 03:18
- Re: pass-by-value, Richard Heathfield, 03:18
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Proginoskes, 03:16
- pass-by-value, xdevel, 03:06
- Re: purge like utility in c, Richard Heathfield, 03:00
- Re: strange behaviour / evaluation order, Keith Thompson, 02:54
- Re: purge like utility in c, jacob navia, 02:48
- Re: DSDV protocol source code, Keith Thompson, 02:47
- Re: DSDV protocol source code, Martin Ambuhl, 02:46
- Re: char data[0], Keith Thompson, 02:45
- Re: purge like utility in c, jacob navia, 02:42
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Phil Carmody, 02:32
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Richard Heathfield, 02:31
- Re: char data[0], Keith Thompson, 02:31
- Re: IsBadWritePtr equivalent?, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 02:30
- Re: purge like utility in c, Richard Heathfield, 02:26
- Re: purge like utility in c, Richard Heathfield, 02:20
- Re: strange behaviour / evaluation order, Mudit Khetan, 02:16
- Re: obfuscated, Richard Heathfield, 02:14
- Re: obfuscated, Richard Heathfield, 02:12
- Re: IsBadWritePtr equivalent?, Richard Heathfield, 02:10
- IsBadWritePtr equivalent?, rohit, 02:06
- DSDV protocol source code, sri, 01:58
- Re: Some bad code I wrote the other day, Mudit Khetan, 01:53
- Re: char data[0], jmcgill, 01:52
- Re: char data[0], jmcgill, 01:49
- Re: Some bad code I wrote the other day, Cong Wang, 01:25
- [OT] Some bad code I wrote the other day, Old Wolf, 01:18
- Re: char data[0], Old Wolf, 01:13
- Re: strange behaviour / evaluation order, Keith Thompson, 00:47
- Re: Shift Operation, Nishu, 00:00
October 10, 2006
- Get everything you need for a successful Marketing Campaign Today!, dinesh, 23:45
- Re: obfuscated, jmcgill, 23:19
- Re: char data[0], Jack Klein, 22:51
- Re: corrupted double-linked list, Barry Schwarz, 22:43
- Re: obfuscated, Peter Nilsson, 22:43
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Proginoskes, 22:07
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Proginoskes, 22:07
- Re: Messing with intptr_t, SM Ryan, 22:00
- Re: obfuscated, Pedro Graca, 21:17
- Re: obfuscated, Keith Thompson, 21:16
- Re: obfuscated, Clark S. Cox III, 21:10
- Re: Messing with intptr_t, Eric Sosman, 21:06
- Re: obfuscated, dcorbit, 20:58
- Re: obfuscated, dcorbit, 20:46
- Re: obfuscated, Clark S. Cox III, 20:40
- Re: obfuscated, dcorbit, 20:10
- Re: obfuscated, dcorbit, 20:08
- Re: confused problem, jmcgill, 20:00
- Messing with intptr_t, Richard Tobin, 19:42
- Re: MD5 in C for a micro, dcorbit, 19:38
- Re: purge like utility in c, Richard Tobin, 18:55
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, Paul Connolly, 18:33
- Re: obfuscated, Thomas J. Gritzan, 18:25
- Re: purge like utility in c, jmcgill, 18:11
- Re: purge like utility in c, jmcgill, 18:10
- Re: allocate memory at predefined address, jmcgill, 18:03
- Re: corrupted double-linked list, Flash Gordon, 18:02
- Re: obfuscated, jmcgill, 17:51
- Re: List files in current directory, Ben Voigt, 17:50
- Re: obfuscated, Mark McIntyre, 17:42
- Re: Multiple files, Mark McIntyre, 17:39
- Re: rolling dice, Keith Thompson, 17:29
- Re: purge like utility in c, Keith Thompson, 17:24
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, Paul Connolly, 17:19
- Re: purge like utility in c, gabs, 17:14
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Phil Carmody, 17:13
- Re: allocate memory at predefined address, Jens Thoms Toerring, 17:12
- Re: allocate memory at predefined address, Ancient_Hacker, 17:05
- Re: MD5 in C for a micro, Lowell Gilbert, 17:01
- Re: rolling dice, Lane Straatman, 17:00
- Re: purge like utility in c, Ancient_Hacker, 16:58
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, Paul Connolly, 16:50
- Re: purge like utility in c, Keith Thompson, 16:49
- Re: purge like utility in c, tedu, 16:46
- Re: allocate memory at predefined address, Walter Roberson, 16:41
- Re: purge like utility in c, Richard Heathfield, 16:40
- Re: purge like utility in c, Richard Heathfield, 16:39
- Re: purge like utility in c, Richard Heathfield, 16:36
- Re: purge like utility in c, Richard Heathfield, 16:33
- Re: purge like utility in c, jacob navia, 16:32
- Re: purge like utility in c, jacob navia, 16:27
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, Serve Laurijssen, 16:25
- Re: purge like utility in c, jacob navia, 16:24
- Re: purge like utility in c, jacob navia, 16:21
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, Paul Connolly, 16:14
- allocate memory at predefined address, ampeloso, 16:11
- Re: purge like utility in c, Frederick Gotham, 15:59
- Re: purge like utility in c, Richard Heathfield, 15:58
- Re: purge like utility in c, Richard Heathfield, 15:49
- Re: purge like utility in c, Roland Pibinger, 15:48
- Re: purge like utility in c, jacob navia, 15:47
- Re: purge like utility in c, jacob navia, 15:44
- Re: obfuscated, Flash Gordon, 15:41
- Re: corrupted double-linked list, Christopher Benson-Manica, 15:18
- Re: purge like utility in c, Simon Biber, 15:13
- Re: obfuscated, Frederick Gotham, 15:04
- Re: char data[0], Christopher Benson-Manica, 15:02
- Re: purge like utility in c, Frederick Gotham, 14:57
- Re: purge like utility in c, Richard Heathfield, 14:57
- Re: purge like utility in c, Flash Gordon, 14:56
- char data[0], aarklon, 14:56
- Re: obfuscated, Ancient_Hacker, 14:54
- Re: obfuscated, Simon Biber, 14:51
- Re: obfuscated, Clever Monkey, 14:30
- Re: purge like utility in c, Walter Roberson, 14:18
- Re: purge like utility in c, Richard Heathfield, 14:13
- Re: purge like utility in c, Richard Heathfield, 14:11
- Re: purge like utility in c, Richard Heathfield, 14:06
- Re: purge like utility in c, Richard Heathfield, 14:03
- Re: purge like utility in c, Roland Pibinger, 13:40
- Re: Multithreading question, facugaich, 13:27
- Re: purge like utility in c, James Antill, 13:13
- [OT] (was: Re: What is the advantage of C?), Christopher Benson-Manica, 13:07
- Re: Shift Operation, Harald van Dijk, 13:07
- Re: Multiple files, santosh, 13:00
- Re: Shift Operation, Frederick Gotham, 12:59
- Re: Multiple files, galt_57, 12:53
- Re: obfuscated, Flash Gordon, 12:37
- Re: Shift Operation, Frederick Gotham, 12:32
- Re: Shift Operation, Frederick Gotham, 12:30
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Willem, 12:27
- Re: obfuscated, Frederick Gotham, 12:27
- Re: corrupted double-linked list, Flash Gordon, 12:24
- MD5 in C for a micro, Ravi, 12:24
- Re: rolling dice, Nelu, 12:17
- Re: purge like utility in c, jacob navia, 12:16
- Re: purge like utility in c, Richard Bos, 12:10
- Re: purge like utility in c, jacob navia, 12:10
- Re: purge like utility in c, jacob navia, 12:07
- Re: purge like utility in c, Richard Heathfield, 12:06
- Re: purge like utility in c, jacob navia, 12:05
- Re: purge like utility in c, Richard Heathfield, 12:04
- Re: Help with a A Perverse Standard C Program, Richard Heathfield, 12:02
- Re: Multithreading question, Ancient_Hacker, 12:00
- Re: obfuscated, Richard Bos, 11:49
- Re: obfuscated, jmcgill, 11:41
- Re: obfuscated, jmcgill, 11:39
- Re: Help with a A Perverse Standard C Program, jmcgill, 11:30
- Re: obfuscated, aarklon, 11:22
- Re: Help with a A Perverse Standard C Program, Ancient_Hacker, 11:19
- Re: purge like utility in c, Chris Dollin, 11:16
- Re: obfuscated, Papastefanos Serafeim, 11:15
- Re: obfuscated, Cong Wang, 11:13
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, Robert Gamble, 11:11
- Re: purge like utility in c, jacob navia, 11:10
- Re: corrupted double-linked list, Ancient_Hacker, 11:10
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, Robert Gamble, 11:08
- Re: obfuscated, Clever Monkey, 11:07
- Re: obfuscated, Chris Dollin, 11:05
- Re: obfuscated, Ancient_Hacker, 11:04
- Re: obfuscated, Clever Monkey, 11:02
- Re: obfuscated, Mike Wahler, 10:55
- obfuscated, aarklon, 10:52
- Re: Multiple files, Cong Wang, 10:51
- Re: corrupted double-linked list, mark_bluemel, 10:38
- Multiple files, galt_57, 10:37
- Re: Best libc implementation, Richard Bos, 10:35
- Re: purge like utility in c, Chris Dollin, 10:32
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, Chris Dollin, 10:27
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, Richard Tobin, 10:27
- Re: purge like utility in c, Richard Tobin, 10:24
- Re: rolling dice, Bill Reid, 10:23
- Re: purge like utility in c, Roland Pibinger, 10:19
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, Rod Pemberton, 10:18
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, Rod Pemberton, 10:17
- Re: Help with a A Perverse Standard C Program, Rod Pemberton, 10:07
- corrupted double-linked list, oskar, 10:04
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, Richard Tobin, 09:56
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, Robert Gamble, 09:53
- Re: Shift Operation, Richard Tobin, 09:53
- Re: Help with a A Perverse Standard C Program, Rod Pemberton, 09:50
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Chris Uppal, 09:46
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, Rod Pemberton, 09:30
- Re: Shift Operation, Ancient_Hacker, 09:30
- Re: Shift Operation, Richard Tobin, 09:11
- Re: Shift Operation, Chris Dollin, 08:50
- Re: Symbolic links, TK, 08:40
- Re: Shift Operation, Nishu, 08:30
- Re: Symbolic links, Cong Wang, 08:07
- Re: Symbolic links, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 08:06
- Re: Symbolic links, Jens Thoms Toerring, 08:06
- Re: Best libc implementation, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 08:04
- Re: purge like utility in c, Eric Sosman, 08:00
- Re: Shift Operation, Peter Nilsson, 07:51
- Symbolic links, TK, 07:39
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Dik T. Winter, 07:22
- Re: Multithreading question, Jordan Abel, 07:21
- Re: purge like utility in c, Chris Dollin, 07:17
- Re: purge like utility in c, Ancient_Hacker, 07:17
- Re: purge like utility in c, Ancient_Hacker, 07:12
- Re: confused problem, Jordan Abel, 07:11
- Re: Multithreading question, Ancient_Hacker, 07:06
- Re: Multithreading question, av, 06:58
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Stuart, 06:51
- confused problem, freegnu, 06:15
- Re: Number of digits in N!, makc.the.great@xxxxxxxxx, 06:07
- Re: Artificial Mind - Part One - Basic Architecture and Cognitive Structure 1st Edition is now available (free download for Evaluation Edition), Chris Dollin, 06:04
- Artificial Mind - Part One - Basic Architecture and Cognitive Structure 1st Edition is now available (free download for Evaluation Edition), tommak, 06:00
- purge like utility in c, ramasubramanian.rahul@xxxxxxxxx, 05:39
- Re: Question on Register variables, pete, 05:16
- Re: Help with a A Perverse Standard C Program, Richard Heathfield, 05:05
- Re: Help with a A Perverse Standard C Program, Richard Heathfield, 05:01
- Re: print struct automaticly, Chris Dollin, 04:57
- Re: Help with a A Perverse Standard C Program, Roland Pibinger, 04:49
- Re: Question on Register variables, Samuel Stearley, 04:24
- Re: Best libc implementation, Anders Arnholm, 03:38
- Re: Help with a A Perverse Standard C Program, jmcgill, 03:32
- Re: text to binary, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 03:07
- Help with a A Perverse Standard C Program, Jerret Johnson, 03:06
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Phil Carmody, 03:03
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Proginoskes, 03:01
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Phil Carmody, 03:00
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, Neil, 03:00
- Re: text to binary, santosh, 02:59
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, Walter Roberson, 02:58
- Re: text to binary, jmcgill, 02:56
- Re: text to binary, raghu, 01:41
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Logan Shaw, 01:36
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Logan Shaw, 01:30
- Re: text to binary, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 01:02
October 09, 2006
- Re: text to binary, santosh, 23:30
- Re: Multithreading question, Ian Collins, 23:17
- Re: Multithreading question, santosh, 23:11
- Re: Order of evaluation, Thad Smith, 22:36
- Re: How to access the stdout file, santosh, 22:36
- Re: Scoping rules, Chad, 22:16
- Re: Scoping rules, Snis Pilbor, 22:04
- Re: How to access the stdout file, Andrew, 21:38
- Re: Multithreading question, facugaich, 21:31
- Re: Scoping rules, Chad, 21:24
- Re: Qry strlen ?, Peter Nilsson, 21:23
- Re: Scoping rules, Keith Thompson, 20:40
- Re: Multithreading question, Keith Thompson, 20:39
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, Richard Heathfield, 20:39
- Re: Order of evaluation, pete, 20:33
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, William Hughes, 20:26
- Re: print struct automaticly, Rod Pemberton, 20:13
- Multithreading question, facugaich, 20:07
- Re: Scoping rules, Richard Tobin, 20:06
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, CptDondo, 20:04
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, Keith Thompson, 19:50
- Re: Qry strlen ?, Joe Wright, 19:29
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Jon Slaughter, 19:24
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, CptDondo, 19:18
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, Joe Wright, 19:09
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, Joe Wright, 19:06
- Re: DOS Program to Change File Associations, Mark McIntyre, 18:22
- Re: DOS Program to Change File Associations, Mark McIntyre, 18:19
- Re: DOS Program to Change File Associations, Mark McIntyre, 18:15
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Proginoskes, 18:06
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Proginoskes, 18:03
- Re: text to binary, Keith Thompson, 17:25
- Re: Dealing with source code, Keith Thompson, 17:22
- Re: DOS Program to Change File Associations, Keith Thompson, 17:20
- Re: DOS Program to Change File Associations, Keith Thompson, 17:19
- Re: print struct automaticly, Keith Thompson, 17:15
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, Keith Thompson, 17:01
- Re: Scoping rules, Keith Thompson, 16:52
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Pascal Bourguignon, 16:49
- Re: Shift Operation, Flash Gordon, 16:49
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Keith Thompson, 16:47
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Pascal Bourguignon, 16:38
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Willem, 16:00
- Re: text to binary, Fred Kleinschmidt, 15:48
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Jon Slaughter, 15:47
- Re: Shift Operation, Frederick Gotham, 15:43
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Willem, 15:43
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Jon Slaughter, 15:34
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Jon Slaughter, 15:27
- Re: text to binary, osmium, 14:46
- Re: text to binary, raghu, 14:36
- Re: print struct automaticly [OT], Christopher Benson-Manica, 14:00
- Re: text to binary, Richard Heathfield, 13:57
- Re: DOS Program to Change File Associations, Richard Heathfield, 13:54
- text to binary, raghu, 13:52
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, Serve Laurijssen, 13:49
- Re: DOS Program to Change File Associations, James Reid, 13:40
- Re: print struct automaticly [OT], jacob navia, 13:39
- Re: Dealing with source code, Coos Haak, 13:36
- Re: print struct automaticly [OT], Andrew Poelstra, 13:30
- Re: print struct automaticly, Ancient_Hacker, 12:45
- Re: Number of digits in N!, jmcgill, 12:33
- Re: Scoping rules, Ancient_Hacker, 12:32
- Re: Qry strlen ?, James Antill, 12:17
- Re: DOS Program to Change File Associations, Richard Heathfield, 12:00
- Re: DOS Program to Change File Associations, James Reid, 11:52
- Re: DOS Program to Change File Associations, James Reid, 11:51
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Andrey Tarasevich, 11:43
- Re: Get Pedia, Al Balmer, 11:34
- Re: print struct automaticly, jacob navia, 11:23
- Re: What are the sequence points in a full expression?, Cong Wang, 11:19
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, Charles Richmond, 11:19
- What are the sequence points in a full expression?, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 11:05
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, Charles Richmond, 11:04
- Re: print struct automaticly, Richard Bos, 11:04
- Re: Help analyse [ char *--*++ptr + 3 ], Christopher Benson-Manica, 11:01
- Re: print struct automaticly, Cong Wang, 10:56
- Re: print struct automaticly, mark_bluemel, 10:53
- Re: Order of evaluation, mark_bluemel, 10:50
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Andrey Tarasevich, 10:48
- Re: Order of evaluation, Christopher Benson-Manica, 10:40
- Re: print struct automaticly, Chris Dollin, 10:34
- Re: print struct automaticly, Richard Bos, 10:22
- print struct automaticly, katysei, 10:09
- Re: Order of evaluation, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 09:31
- Re: Get Pedia, Richard Heathfield, 09:01
- Re: Problem in executing dynamic query with context in PRO *C program, Flash Gordon, 08:58
- Re: Order of evaluation, Richard Tobin, 08:54
- Re: Order of evaluation, int main(void), 08:54
- Re: Order of evaluation, int main(void), 08:52
- Re: Order of evaluation, Chris Dollin, 08:48
- Re: Order of evaluation, mark_bluemel, 08:45
- Order of evaluation, int main(void), 08:33
- Re: Precedence of sizeof, xdevel, 08:32
- Re: Problem in executing dynamic query with context in PRO *C program, mark_bluemel, 08:24
- Re: Qry strlen ?, Ancient_Hacker, 08:05
- Re: Get Pedia, Rod Pemberton, 07:34
- Problem in executing dynamic query with context in PRO *C program, chets, 07:32
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, Rod Pemberton, 07:22
- Re: Question on Register variables, Richard Bos, 07:11
- Re: p or ~p, Richard Bos, 07:06
- Re: Regarding system function, Richard Bos, 07:05
- Re: Qry strlen ?, Richard Heathfield, 07:00
- Re: Qry strlen ?, raxitsheth2000, 06:59
- Re: Qry strlen ?, pete, 06:53
- Re: Qry strlen ?, Igmar Palsenberg, 06:52
- Re: Qry strlen ?, Richard Tobin, 06:38
- Re: Question on Register variables, pete, 06:33
- Qry strlen ?, raxitsheth2000, 06:17
- Re: Shift Operation, mark_bluemel, 06:13
- Re: Number of digits in N!, makc . the . great, 05:55
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Richard Bos, 05:46
- Re: Shift Operation, Nishu, 05:38
- Re: Amusing C, amusing compiler, Keith Thompson, 05:37
- Re: Shift Operation, Richard Heathfield, 05:16
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, Keith Thompson, 05:10
- Re: Help analyse [ char *--*++ptr + 3 ], Keith Thompson, 04:57
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, squigs, 04:45
- Re: Question on Register variables, Richard Tobin, 04:45
- Re: Scoping rules, Richard Tobin, 04:39
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Pascal Bourguignon, 04:37
- Re: Question on Register variables, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 04:34
- Re: Portable C code, Bertrand Augereau, 04:10
- Re: Shift Operation, Walter Roberson, 04:09
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Proginoskes, 04:08
- Re: Shift Operation, Richard Bos, 04:07
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Phil Carmody, 04:03
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Phil Carmody, 03:58
- Re: strange behaviour geteuid(), Igmar Palsenberg, 03:49
- Re: [OT] Re: NULL and zeros, Chris Dollin, 03:45
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Pascal Bourguignon, 03:42
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Pascal Bourguignon, 03:37
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Jon Slaughter, 03:37
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Pascal Bourguignon, 03:33
- Re: Question on Register variables, Nishu, 03:32
- Re: Precedence of sizeof, Chris Dollin, 03:30
- Re: Shift Operation, Nishu, 03:19
- Re: Amusing C, amusing compiler, Richard Bos, 03:14
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Jon Slaughter, 03:09
- Re: Amusing C, amusing compiler, Ark, 03:04
- Re: NULL and zeros, Robert Latest, 02:57
- Re: NULL and zeros, Robert Latest, 02:55
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Richard Bos, 02:55
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Andrey Tarasevich, 02:52
- Re: rolling dice, Richard Bos, 02:51
- Question on Register variables, int main(void), 02:43
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, Richard Heathfield, 02:25
- Re: Shift Operation, Richard Heathfield, 02:15
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Proginoskes, 01:58
- Shift Operation, Nishu, 01:44
- Re: Scoping rules, Snis Pilbor, 01:06
- Re: Help analyse [ char *--*++ptr + 3 ], jmcgill, 01:00
- Re: Off-topic? Do I care? [Was: Re: strange behaviour geteuid()], Old Wolf, 00:58
- Re: Scoping rules, CBFalconer, 00:38
- Re: Help analyse [ char *--*++ptr + 3 ], Old Wolf, 00:10
- Re: Scoping rules, Chad, 00:05
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, CBFalconer, 00:03
October 08, 2006
- Re: Precedence of sizeof, Old Wolf, 23:54
- Re: Dealing with source code, Keith Thompson, 22:37
- Re: Dealing with source code, jussij, 21:53
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Pascal Bourguignon, 21:46
- Re: Amusing C, amusing compiler, Thad Smith, 21:40
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Logan Shaw, 20:39
- Re: problem reading/writing structures from and to files, Joe Wright, 19:39
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, Paul Connolly, 19:28
- Re: Header files question, mdh, 19:02
- Re: Scoping rules, Barry Schwarz, 18:58
- Re: Number of digits in N!, luiroto, 17:10
- Re: yapay sinir aglari, Ferruh Yigit, 16:56
- Re: rolling dice, Keith Thompson, 16:38
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, Malcolm, 16:33
- Re: Parsing a path name, CBFalconer, 16:28
- Re: Parsing a path name, Paul Connolly, 16:28
- Re: Number of digits in N!, CBFalconer, 16:23
- Re: rolling dice, Malcolm, 16:14
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, Malcolm, 16:09
- Re: Header files question, Gordon Burditt, 16:08
- Re: Header files question, mdh, 16:06
- Re: Parsing a path name, Paul Connolly, 16:00
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Pascal Bourguignon, 15:44
- Re: DOS Program to Change File Associations, Keith Thompson, 15:36
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, CBFalconer, 15:27
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, CBFalconer, 15:25
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, CBFalconer, 15:19
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, santosh, 14:53
- Re: Header files question, Mike Wahler, 14:50
- Re: Help analyse [ char *--*++ptr + 3 ], Keith Thompson, 14:49
- Re: Header files question, CBFalconer, 14:46
- Re: rolling dice, Keith Thompson, 14:28
- Re: rolling dice, Malcolm, 14:15
- Re: parsing a command, Malcolm, 14:11
- Re: problem reading/writing structures from and to files, Chris Torek, 13:58
- Re: Get Pedia, Richard Heathfield, 13:56
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, Malcolm, 13:56
- Re: DOS Program to Change File Associations, James Reid, 13:52
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, Richard Heathfield, 13:46
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, David Wade, 13:26
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, David Wade, 13:24
- Re: Header files question, mdh, 13:21
- Re: DOS Program to Change File Associations, David Wade, 13:20
- Re: Header files question, mdh, 13:04
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Logan Shaw, 13:03
- Re: NULL and zeros, Mark McIntyre, 12:34
- DOS Program to Change File Associations, James Reid, 12:32
- Re: yapay sinir aglari, CBFalconer, 12:20
- Re: Header files question, CBFalconer, 12:17
- Re: What is the advantage of C?, Serve Laurijssen, 12:02
- yapay sinir aglari, comen, 11:35
- Re: Scoping rules, Richard Tobin, 11:31
- What is the advantage of C?, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 11:25
- Re: Get Pedia, Richard Tobin, 11:24
- Re: Scoping rules, Chad, 10:29
- Re: Scoping rules, Ancient_Hacker, 10:09
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Pascal Bourguignon, 10:07
- Re: rolling dice, Rod Pemberton, 10:01
- Scoping rules, Chad, 10:00
- Re: parsing a command, Spiritus, 09:17
- Re: Header files question, mdh, 08:59
- Re: Get Pedia, Kenny McCormack, 08:59
- Re: Help analyse [ char *--*++ptr + 3 ], Ancient_Hacker, 08:48
- Re: Header files question, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 08:38
- Re: Header files question, mdh, 08:03
- Header files question, mdh, 08:00
- Re: Help analyse [ char *--*++ptr + 3 ], Frederick Gotham, 07:45
- Re: Help analyse [ char *--*++ptr + 3 ], santosh, 07:25
- Help analyse [ char *--*++ptr + 3 ], novice, 07:06
- Re: Get Pedia, Rod Pemberton, 05:08
- Re: p or ~p, Rod Pemberton, 05:00
- Re: rolling dice, Malcolm, 04:54
- Re: The inconsistent between BSD and c-faq on precedence, Rod Pemberton, 04:16
- Re: Get Pedia, Rod Pemberton, 04:16
- Re: Get Pedia, CBFalconer, 03:56
- Re: behavior of variadic macro, Paul Mensonides, 03:21
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Proginoskes, 02:53
- Re: NULL and zeros, Charles Richmond, 02:46
- Re: p or ~p, Devinandan Rao, 02:29
- Re: p or ~p, Simon Biber, 02:25
- Re: List files in current directory, Simon Biber, 02:06
- Re: parsing a command, Malcolm, 01:59
- Re: Amusing C, amusing compiler, Andrey Tarasevich, 01:48
- Re: The inconsistent between BSD and c-faq on precedence, Andrey Tarasevich, 01:28
- Re: Get Pedia, Richard Heathfield, 01:14
- Re: Amusing C, amusing compiler, Chris Torek, 00:58
October 07, 2006
- Re: SSE[23] intrinsics for gcc?, Erik de Castro Lopo, 23:42
- Re: SSE[23] intrinsics for gcc?, dfeustel, 23:29
- Re: why does C standard allow this declaration, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 23:01
- Re: why does C standard allow this declaration, Gordon Burditt, 22:40
- Re: why does C standard allow this declaration, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 22:35
- Re: Regarding system function, Simon Biber, 22:30
- Re: SSE[23] intrinsics for gcc?, Robert Gamble, 21:49
- SSE[23] intrinsics for gcc?, dfeustel, 21:21
- Re: Implementation of Kahan sum algorithm, Eric Sosman, 19:46
- Re: p or ~p, Walter Roberson, 18:41
- Re: List files in current directory, Andrew Poelstra, 17:57
- Re: Dealing with source code, Walter Roberson, 17:52
- Re: Dealing with source code, pete, 17:50
- Re: The inconsistent between BSD and c-faq on precedence, Barry Schwarz, 17:18
- Re: Portable C code, Keith Thompson, 17:09
- Re: List files in current directory, Keith Thompson, 17:03
- Re: p or ~p, Keith Thompson, 16:53
- Re: rolling dice, Frederick Gotham, 16:53
- Re: rolling dice, Keith Thompson, 16:50
- Re: Amusing C, amusing compiler, Keith Thompson, 16:47
- Re: p or ~p, jmcgill, 14:26
- Re: The inconsistent between BSD and c-faq on precedence, jacob navia, 14:23
- Re: C structure reset , not C++, Default User, 13:43
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Default User, 13:32
- Re: Portable C code, Alexander Grigoriev, 13:21
- Re: Amusing C, amusing compiler, Mike Wahler, 12:12
- Re: NULL and zeros, Flash Gordon, 11:46
- Re: Portable C code, Abdo Haji-Ali, 11:42
- Re: Precedence of sizeof, Richard Tobin, 11:09
- Re: Amusing C, amusing compiler, Richard Tobin, 11:02
- Re: NULL and zeros, Richard Tobin, 10:53
- Re: C structure reset , not C++, Frederick Gotham, 10:43
- Re: Number of digits in N!, John Smith, 10:41
- Re: C structure reset , not C++, Joe Wright, 10:34
- Re: The inconsistent between BSD and c-faq on precedence, Richard Heathfield, 10:23
- Re: C structure reset , not C++, devaraj . takhellambam, 10:10
- Re: The inconsistent between BSD and c-faq on precedence, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 10:10
- Re: rolling dice, Frederick Gotham, 10:01
- Re: p or ~p, Frederick Gotham, 09:58
- Re: rolling dice, Charlton Wilbur, 09:48
- Re: p or ~p, Frederick Gotham, 09:47
- Re: p or ~p, Frederick Gotham, 09:45
- Re: The inconsistent between BSD and c-faq on precedence, Richard Heathfield, 09:42
- The inconsistent between BSD and c-faq on precedence, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 09:38
- Re: List files in current directory, Joe Wright, 09:29
- p or ~p, Elijah Cardon, 09:02
- Re: Dealing with source code, mistral, 08:26
- Re: Off-topic? Do I care? [Was: Re: strange behaviour geteuid()], fiocco, 07:38
- Re: parsing a command, Samuel Stearley, 07:23
- Re: rolling dice, Frederick Gotham, 07:20
- Re: rolling dice, Mark McIntyre, 07:14
- Re: rolling dice, Frederick Gotham, 06:54
- Re: rolling dice, Malcolm, 06:40
- Re: Pointers to dead objects, pete, 06:35
- Re: rolling dice, Frederick Gotham, 06:13
- Re: C structure reset , not C++, Frederick Gotham, 06:05
- Re: Precedence of sizeof, Frederick Gotham, 05:51
- Re: Amusing C, amusing compiler, pete, 05:45
- Re: C structure reset , not C++, Cong Wang, 04:23
- Re: C structure reset , not C++, devaraj . takhellambam, 04:17
- Re: Amusing C, amusing compiler, Richard Heathfield, 03:41
- Re: NULL and zeros, Rod Pemberton, 03:39
- Re: parsing a command, Cong Wang, 03:36
- Re: rolling dice, Malcolm, 03:25
- Re: C structure reset , not C++, Cong Wang, 03:22
- parsing a command, junky_fellow@xxxxxxxxxxx, 02:52
- Re: Pointers to dead objects, Harald van Dijk, 02:41
- C structure reset , not C++, devaraj . takhellambam, 02:40
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Keith Thompson, 02:39
- Re: Off-topic? Do I care? [Was: Re: strange behaviour geteuid()], Cong Wang, 02:30
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Rod Pemberton, 02:11
- Re: Amusing C, amusing compiler, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 01:30
- Re: Amusing C, amusing compiler, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 01:25
- Re: Precedence of sizeof, Antti-Juhani Kaijanaho, 01:24
- Re: problem reading/writing structures from and to files, Barry Schwarz, 01:20
- Off-topic? Do I care? [Was: Re: strange behaviour geteuid()], Yevgen Muntyan, 00:58
- Re: Amusing C, amusing compiler, Christopher Benson-Manica, 00:34
October 06, 2006
- Re: Amusing C, amusing compiler, Keith Thompson, 23:35
- Re: Amusing C, amusing compiler, Ian Collins, 22:49
- Re: Amusing C, amusing compiler, Ark, 22:44
- Re: Amusing C, amusing compiler, Ark, 22:34
- Re: Amusing C, amusing compiler, Simon Biber, 21:45
- Re: Amusing C, amusing compiler, websnarf, 20:57
- Re: Amusing C, amusing compiler, Keith Thompson, 20:44
- Re: Pointers to dead objects, Keith Thompson, 20:37
- Re: Amusing C, amusing compiler, Walter Roberson, 20:33
- Re: NULL and zeros, pete, 20:26
- Re: Best libc implementation, CBFalconer, 20:15
- Re: Pointers to dead objects, straywithsmile@xxxxxxxxx, 20:14
- Re: Hash function for int-aligned text (was: accessing char as intthrough union), CBFalconer, 20:07
- Re: Dealing with source code, pete, 20:03
- Re: NULL and zeros, Keith Thompson, 20:02
- Re: NULL and zeros, Yevgen Muntyan, 19:56
- Re: writing a string to output, pete, 19:54
- Re: Hash function for int-aligned text (was: accessing char as intthrough union), CBFalconer, 19:52
- Re: Amusing C, amusing compiler, straywithsmile@xxxxxxxxx, 19:39
- Re: Dealing with source code, jussij, 19:38
- Re: Number of digits in N!, CBFalconer, 19:35
- Re: NULL and zeros, Christopher Layne, 19:34
- Re: [OT] Re: NULL and zeros, Christopher Layne, 19:32
- Re: NULL and zeros, pete, 19:32
- Re: NULL and zeros, Richard Heathfield, 19:26
- Re: List files in current directory, Gordon Burditt, 19:20
- Re: Best libc implementation, Keith Thompson, 19:17
- Re: Best libc implementation, Ian Collins, 19:16
- Re: Best libc implementation, Gordon Burditt, 19:11
- Re: NULL and zeros, pete, 19:07
- Re: scanf(), ungetc() behaviour., pete, 19:04
- Re: Precedence of sizeof, Dik T. Winter, 19:03
- Re: Amusing C, amusing compiler, pete, 19:00
- Re: Amusing C, amusing compiler, Ian Collins, 18:58
- Re: Amusing C, amusing compiler, Ian Collins, 18:56
- Re: Amusing C, amusing compiler, jacob navia, 18:47
- Amusing C, amusing compiler, Ark, 18:00
- Re: Regarding system function, Keith Thompson, 17:10
- Re: Regarding system function, Keith Thompson, 16:55
- Re: Regarding system function, jacob navia, 16:55
- Re: NULL and zeros, Keith Thompson, 16:45
- Re: Precedence of sizeof, sjdevnull@xxxxxxxxx, 16:36
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Default User, 16:33
- Re: Regarding system function, jacob navia, 16:32
- Re: NULL and zeros, Mark McIntyre, 16:29
- Re: Pointers to dead objects, Keith Thompson, 16:29
- Re: NULL and zeros, Yevgen Muntyan, 16:28
- Re: Why does Platform SDK define union LARGE_INTEGER in such a way?, Keith Thompson, 16:22
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Mark McIntyre, 16:18
- Re: Regarding system function, Keith Thompson, 16:08
- Re: NULL and zeros, Keith Thompson, 15:40
- Re: NULL and zeros, Keith Thompson, 15:30
- Re: NULL and zeros, Keith Thompson, 15:20
- Re: Invalid lvalue in assignment when trying to advance a void-pointer (struct iovec), A. Farber, 15:20
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Rod Pemberton, 15:19
- Re: Problem with string manipulation, Keith Thompson, 15:09
- Re: problem reading/writing structures from and to files, Snis Pilbor, 14:44
- Re: Portable C code, Walter Roberson, 14:36
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Keith Thompson, 14:34
- Re: strange behaviour geteuid(), fabio, 14:21
- Re: strange behaviour geteuid(), Artie Gold, 14:18
- Re: strange behaviour geteuid(), Coos Haak, 14:09
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Christopher Benson-Manica, 14:04
- strange behaviour geteuid(), fabio, 13:57
- Re: PASCAL'S TRIANGLE, Default User, 13:39
- Re: Name of sorting method, Arthur J. O'Dwyer, 13:39
- Re: Precedence of sizeof, Harald van Dijk, 13:28
- Re: Parsing a path name, Default User, 13:21
- Re: Precedence of sizeof, Frederick Gotham, 13:19
- Re: Precedence of sizeof, Frederick Gotham, 13:14
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Rod Pemberton, 13:08
- Re: problem reading/writing structures from and to files, arne . muller, 13:03
- Re: NULL and zeros, Richard Heathfield, 12:59
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Charles Richmond, 12:54
- Re: problem reading/writing structures from and to files, Ancient_Hacker, 12:52
- problem reading/writing structures from and to files, arne . muller, 12:47
- Re: NULL and zeros, Charles Richmond, 12:45
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Charles Richmond, 12:39
- Re: Precedence of sizeof, Robert Gamble, 12:33
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Charles Richmond, 12:33
- Re: Number of digits in N!, luiroto, 12:26
- Re: Cheating by using Usenet (Was: Re: Need help with a unix/c program), Rod Pemberton, 12:13
- Re: Cheating by using Usenet (Was: Re: Need help with a unix/c program), Rod Pemberton, 12:09
- Re: NULL and zeros, Charles Richmond, 12:06
- Re: PASCAL'S TRIANGLE, Richard Heathfield, 12:04
- Re: scanf(), ungetc() behaviour., Charles Richmond, 12:03
- Re: PASCAL'S TRIANGLE, jmcgill, 12:02
- Re: Precedence of sizeof, Antti-Juhani Kaijanaho, 12:00
- Re: Number of digits in N!, jmcgill, 11:59
- Re: Precedence of sizeof, Antti-Juhani Kaijanaho, 11:58
- Re: NULL and zeros, Yevgen Muntyan, 11:42
- Re: Invalid lvalue in assignment when trying to advance a void-pointer (struct iovec), Harald van Dijk, 11:38
- Re: Invalid lvalue in assignment when trying to advance a void-pointer (struct iovec), Martin Golding, 11:27
- Re: NULL and zeros, Christopher Benson-Manica, 11:16
- Re: Precedence of sizeof, Robert Gamble, 11:11
- Re: Precedence of sizeof, Richard Tobin, 11:07
- Re: Precedence of sizeof, Robert Gamble, 10:55
- Re: Precedence of sizeof, Rod Pemberton, 10:52
- Re: Invalid lvalue in assignment when trying to advance a void-pointer (struct iovec), Jens Thoms Toerring, 10:50
- Re: NULL and zeros, Richard Tobin, 10:50
- Re: NULL and zeros, Yevgen Muntyan, 10:44
- Re: Precedence of sizeof, Richard Tobin, 10:43
- Re: Precedence of sizeof, Chris Dollin, 10:40
- Re: NULL and zeros, Yevgen Muntyan, 10:40
- Re: Invalid lvalue in assignment when trying to advance a void-pointer (struct iovec), Cong Wang, 10:40
- Re: NULL and zeros, Yevgen Muntyan, 10:35
- Re: Precedence of sizeof, Fred Kleinschmidt, 10:34
- Re: Precedence of sizeof, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 10:31
- Re: Precedence of sizeof, xdevel, 10:29
- Invalid lvalue in assignment when trying to advance a void-pointer (struct iovec), A. Farber, 10:29
- Re: Precedence of sizeof, Frederick Gotham, 10:26
- Re: Precedence of sizeof, Frederick Gotham, 10:25
- Re: Precedence of sizeof, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 10:25
- Re: Precedence of sizeof, Frederick Gotham, 10:23
- Re: Precedence of sizeof, Frederick Gotham, 10:22
- Re: Precedence of sizeof, Frederick Gotham, 10:19
- Re: Precedence of sizeof, Robert Gamble, 10:11
- Re: Precedence of sizeof, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 10:11
- Re: Precedence of sizeof, Richard Tobin, 10:06
- Re: Precedence of sizeof, Frederick Gotham, 09:56
- Re: Precedence of sizeof, Antti-Juhani Kaijanaho, 09:55
- Re: Precedence of sizeof, yuhaikuo@xxxxxxxxx, 09:55
- Re: Precedence of sizeof, Cong Wang, 09:51
- Precedence of sizeof, Frederick Gotham, 09:39
- Re: Pointers to dead objects, Harald van Dijk, 09:31
- Re: C variable Storage, Kenneth Brody, 09:30
- Re: Problem with string manipulation, Ancient_Hacker, 08:58
- Re: NULL and zeros, Christopher Benson-Manica, 08:46
- Re: List files in current directory, Simon Biber, 08:45
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Frederick Gotham, 08:44
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Frederick Gotham, 08:40
- Re: Contiguous storage of ints?, Frederick Gotham, 08:29
- Re: Hash function for int-aligned text (was: accessing char as int through union), Ancient_Hacker, 08:15
- Re: NULL and zeros, Robert Latest, 08:13
- Re: NULL and zeros, Robert Latest, 08:09
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Stuart, 08:00
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Dik T. Winter, 07:15
- Re: Why does Platform SDK define union LARGE_INTEGER in such a way?, Simon Biber, 07:07
- Re: Regarding system function, jacob navia, 06:54
- Re: Best libc implementation, Antti-Juhani Kaijanaho, 06:52
- Re: Best libc implementation, Ian Collins, 06:46
- Re: writing a string to output, Ancient_Hacker, 06:45
- Re: NULL and zeros, Clark S. Cox III, 06:43
- Re: List files in current directory, Kristan, 06:41
- Re: Pointers to dead objects, Richard Tobin, 06:41
- Re: writing a string to output, Michal Nazarewicz, 06:26
- Re: Best libc implementation, Antti-Juhani Kaijanaho, 06:20
- Re: List files in current directory, Rod Pemberton, 06:17
- Re: List files in current directory, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 05:58
- Re: writing a string to output, Rod Pemberton, 05:43
- List files in current directory, Kristan, 05:42
- Re: Why does Platform SDK define union LARGE_INTEGER in such a way?, Cong Wang, 05:39
- Re: Hash function for int-aligned text (was: accessing char as int through union), Hallvard B Furuseth, 05:37
- Re: [OT] Re: NULL and zeros, Mabden, 05:33
- Re: writing a string to output, Cong Wang, 05:29
- Re: NULL and zeros, Mabden, 05:27
- Why does Platform SDK define union LARGE_INTEGER in such a way?, Lighter, 05:27
- Re: writing a string to output, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 05:24
- Re: Regarding system function, Rod Pemberton, 05:22
- Re: Regarding system function, Rod Pemberton, 05:21
- Re: Number of digits in N!, dcorbit, 05:10
- Re: Best libc implementation, jaysome, 05:03
- Re: writing a string to output, Ian Collins, 05:02
- Re: Dealing with source code, Cong Wang, 05:01
- Re: Best libc implementation, Rod Pemberton, 04:57
- writing a string to output, junky_fellow@xxxxxxxxxxx, 04:55
- Dealing with source code, mistral, 04:45
- Re: PASCAL'S TRIANGLE, dcorbit, 04:42
- Re: missing a char, Rod Pemberton, 04:31
- Re: NULL and zeros, Mabden, 04:29
- Re: Regarding system function, jacob navia, 04:29
- Re: PASCAL'S TRIANGLE, Mabden, 04:23
- Re: [OT] Re: NULL and zeros, Chris Dollin, 04:16
- Re: [OT] Re: NULL and zeros, Chris Dollin, 04:14
- Re: PASCAL'S TRIANGLE, Mabden, 04:00
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Phil Carmody, 03:59
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Phil Carmody, 03:58
- Re: Regarding system function, Richard Bos, 03:41
- Re: Pointers to dead objects, Keith Thompson, 03:40
- Re: Best libc implementation, Ian Collins, 03:22
- Re: Hash function for int-aligned text (was: accessing char as int through union), Hallvard B Furuseth, 03:22
- Regarding system function, sunil, 03:15
- Re: question about "setjmp()", Chris Torek, 03:11
- Re: Pointers to dead objects, Keith Thompson, 02:57
- Re: tolower and Unicode, Chris Torek, 02:53
- Re: isdigit, Rnags, 02:43
- Re: Pointers to dead objects, Keith Thompson, 02:42
- Re: Best libc implementation, jmcgill, 02:30
- Re: Best libc implementation, int main(void), 02:19
- Re: Best libc implementation, int main(void), 02:18
- Re: Best libc implementation, William Ahern, 02:14
- Re: isdigit, mdh, 02:12
- Re: isdigit, Cong Wang, 02:09
- Re: isdigit, Neil, 02:08
- isdigit, mdh, 02:02
- Re: Best libc implementation, raxitsheth2000, 02:01
- Re: Best libc implementation, Cong Wang, 01:50
- Re: Best libc implementation, Ian Collins, 01:47
- Best libc implementation, int main(void), 01:45
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Klueless, 01:44
- Re: Pointers to dead objects, Richard Heathfield, 01:28
- Re: function list, quarkLore, 01:18
- Re: C variable Storage, quarkLore, 01:13
- Re: Pointers to dead objects, straywithsmile@xxxxxxxxx, 01:09
- Re: Portable C code, quarkLore, 01:01
- Re: Pointers to dead objects, Richard Heathfield, 00:45
- Re: Pointers to dead objects, straywithsmile@xxxxxxxxx, 00:42
- Re: Casting pointers to functions of different types, Richard Heathfield, 00:26
- Re: Casting pointers to functions of different types, Yevgen Muntyan, 00:25
- Re: Casting pointers to functions of different types, straywithsmile@xxxxxxxxx, 00:19
- Re: Casting pointers to functions of different types, Yevgen Muntyan, 00:11
- Re: Pointers to dead objects, Richard Heathfield, 00:08
- Casting pointers to functions of different types, Yevgen Muntyan, 00:08
- Re: C variable Storage, Kenny McCormack, 00:07
October 05, 2006
- Re: Pointers to dead objects, Yevgen Muntyan, 23:54
- Re: Pointers to dead objects, Richard Heathfield, 23:42
- Re: Pointers to dead objects, Cong Wang, 23:17
- Re: Pointers to dead objects, Jack Klein, 23:16
- Re: Contiguous storage of ints?, Richard Heathfield, 23:00
- Re: Pointers to dead objects, Eric Sosman, 22:54
- Re: Pointers to dead objects, Cong Wang, 22:54
- Re: Pointers to dead objects, Yevgen Muntyan, 22:52
- Re: Pointers to dead objects, Cong Wang, 22:36
- Re: Pointers to dead objects, Yevgen Muntyan, 22:26
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Tak-Shing Chan, 22:24
- Re: Pointers to dead objects, Yevgen Muntyan, 22:22
- Re: Pointers to dead objects, Chris Torek, 22:17
- Re: Pointers to dead objects, Yevgen Muntyan, 22:16
- Re: Pointers to dead objects, Keith Thompson, 22:02
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Proginoskes, 21:54
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Proginoskes, 21:52
- Re: Pointers to dead objects, Matt Kowalczyk, 21:48
- Re: Pointers to dead objects, Keith Thompson, 21:47
- Re: Pointers to dead objects, Cong Wang, 21:44
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Tak-Shing Chan, 21:25
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Pascal Bourguignon, 21:16
- Re: Parsing a path name, Ian Collins, 21:12
- Re: Number of digits in N!, shohreh . harris, 21:10
- Re: Contiguous storage of ints?, Cong Wang, 21:08
- Pointers to dead objects, Yevgen Muntyan, 21:07
- Re: Parsing a path name, Paul Connolly, 21:06
- Re: Contiguous storage of ints?, Ian Collins, 20:57
- Re: Parsing a path name, Keith Thompson, 20:55
- Re: NULL and zeros, Yevgen Muntyan, 20:50
- Re: Parsing a path name, Paul Connolly, 20:27
- Re: NULL and zeros, Yevgen Muntyan, 20:22
- Re: Contiguous storage of ints?, jmcgill, 20:15
- Re: Contiguous storage of ints?, jmcgill, 20:04
- Re: Parsing a path name, Ian Collins, 20:03
- Re: Parsing a path name, Ian Collins, 20:02
- Re: Parsing a path name, Keith Thompson, 19:57
- Re: Contiguous storage of ints?, attn.steven.kuo@xxxxxxxxx, 19:51
- Re: Contiguous storage of ints?, Keith Thompson, 19:44
- Re: Hash function for int-aligned text (was: accessing char as int through union), websnarf, 19:43
- Re: Contiguous storage of ints?, Richard Tobin, 19:42
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Jon Slaughter, 19:41
- Re: Parsing a path name, Paul Connolly, 19:34
- Contiguous storage of ints?, jmcgill, 19:29
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Dik T. Winter, 19:26
- Re: Number of digits in N!, luiroto, 18:56
- Re: Hash function for int-aligned text (was: accessing char as int through union), Christopher Layne, 18:26
- Re: C variable Storage, Richard Tobin, 18:19
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Richard Heathfield, 18:18
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Ian Collins, 18:16
- Re: Hash function for int-aligned text (was: accessing char as int through union), Christopher Layne, 18:14
- Re: standard libraries, jacob navia, 18:13
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Mark McIntyre, 17:58
- Re: [OT] Re: NULL and zeros, Christopher Layne, 17:58
- Re: [OT] Re: NULL and zeros, Christopher Layne, 17:57
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Christopher Layne, 17:55
- Re: standard libraries, Walter Roberson, 17:48
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Christopher Layne, 17:46
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Clever Monkey, 17:32
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Ian Collins, 17:21
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Al Balmer, 16:52
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Keith Thompson, 16:52
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Richard Heathfield, 16:48
- Re: [OT] Re: NULL and zeros, Clever Monkey, 16:48
- Re: [OT] Re: NULL and zeros, Clever Monkey, 16:44
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, CBFalconer, 16:37
- Re: [OT] Re: NULL and zeros, James McGill, 16:28
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Pascal Bourguignon, 16:25
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, jacob navia, 16:18
- Re: Problem with string manipulation, Richard Heathfield, 16:16
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Richard Heathfield, 16:12
- Re: Problem with string manipulation, Ancient_Hacker, 16:08
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Al Balmer, 16:06
- Re: standard libraries, CBFalconer, 16:04
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Frederick Gotham, 16:04
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Pascal Bourguignon, 15:58
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Richard Heathfield, 15:58
- Re: Number of digits in N!, James McGill, 15:49
- Re: standard libraries, jacob navia, 15:41
- Re: standard libraries, jacob navia, 15:40
- Re: Writing Binary Digits to a file, Nelu, 15:32
- Re: Portable C code, John Smith, 15:31
- Re: Number of digits in N!, James McGill, 15:26
- Re: Writing Binary Digits to a file, Frederick Gotham, 15:24
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Frederick Gotham, 15:22
- Re: NULL and zeros, Keith Thompson, 15:13
- Re: standard libraries, Ben Pfaff, 15:10
- Re: Writing Binary Digits to a file, Ben Pfaff, 15:07
- Re: Writing Binary Digits to a file, Richard Heathfield, 15:04
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Richard Heathfield, 15:04
- Re: standard libraries, Keith Thompson, 15:01
- Re: NULL and zeros, Richard Heathfield, 14:58
- Re: NULL and zeros, Keith Thompson, 14:56
- Re: Writing Binary Digits to a file, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 14:56
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Frederick Gotham, 14:56
- Re: Writing Binary Digits to a file, Ancient_Hacker, 14:55
- Re: Writing Binary Digits to a file, Nelu, 14:46
- Re: Writing Binary Digits to a file, Richard Heathfield, 14:31
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Pascal Bourguignon, 14:18
- Re: Parsing a path name, CBFalconer, 13:56
- Re: missing a char, Default User, 13:52
- Re: PASCAL'S TRIANGLE, Fred Kleinschmidt, 13:49
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, CBFalconer, 13:29
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Bart Goddard, 13:18
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Mitch, 13:17
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, CBFalconer, 13:15
- Re: Writing Binary Digits to a file, Nelu, 13:15
- Re: Writing Binary Digits to a file, Artie Gold, 13:08
- Re: [OT] Re: NULL and zeros, CBFalconer, 13:01
- Re: PASCAL'S TRIANGLE, Kenny McCormack, 13:00
- Re: NULL and zeros, CBFalconer, 12:50
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Ancient_Hacker, 12:40
- Re: Writing Binary Digits to a file, Christopher Layne, 12:27
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Stuart, 12:26
- Re: Writing Binary Digits to a file, Richard Heathfield, 12:21
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Pascal Bourguignon, 12:20
- Re: NULL and zeros, CBFalconer, 12:19
- Re: NULL and zeros, CBFalconer, 12:15
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Willem, 12:13
- Re: C variable Storage, Kenneth Brody, 12:12
- Writing Binary Digits to a file, Speed, 12:06
- Re: Number of digits in N!, Frita Pauling, 11:59
- Number of digits in N!, jmcgill, 11:54
- Re: standard libraries, CBFalconer, 11:49
- Re: C variable Storage, santosh, 11:48
- Re: PASCAL'S TRIANGLE, jmcgill, 11:47
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, CBFalconer, 11:34
- Re: [OT] Re: NULL and zeros, Christopher Layne, 11:24
- Re: Hash function for int-aligned text, CBFalconer, 11:16
- Re: Portable C code, Kristan, 11:03
- Re: PASCAL'S TRIANGLE, jmcgill, 10:49
- Re: PASCAL'S TRIANGLE, jmcgill, 10:42
- Re: PASCAL'S TRIANGLE, Ingo Menger, 10:40
- Re: PASCAL'S TRIANGLE, osmium, 10:14
- Re: PASCAL'S TRIANGLE, Ian Malone, 10:12
- Re: NULL and zeros, Robert Latest, 10:06
- Re: PASCAL'S TRIANGLE, Zara, 09:55
- Re: Portable C code, Chris Dollin, 09:39
- Re: PASCAL'S TRIANGLE, mark_bluemel, 09:34
- Re: Portable C code, Elijah Cardon, 09:31
- Re: missing a char, Richard Heathfield, 09:29
- Re: missing a char, Elijah Cardon, 09:22
- Re: missing a char, mark_bluemel, 09:10
- Re: NULL and zeros, Christopher Benson-Manica, 09:00
- Re: [OT] Re: NULL and zeros, Christopher Benson-Manica, 08:46
- Re: Portable C code, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 08:37
- Re: why the value is still available, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 08:30
- Re: PASCAL'S TRIANGLE, Tak-Shing Chan, 08:15
- Re: Portable C code, Richard Heathfield, 08:01
- Re: Portable C code, Gordon Burditt, 07:50
- Re: Problem with string manipulation, Barry Schwarz, 07:45
- Portable C code, Kristan Dyson, 07:42
- Re: Problem with string manipulation, Richard Heathfield, 07:24
- Re: Problem with string manipulation, Ancient_Hacker, 07:10
- Re: missing a char, Richard Heathfield, 06:11
- missing a char, Elijah Cardon, 06:07
- Re: Problem with string manipulation, Richard Heathfield, 05:43
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, Friedrich Dominicus, 04:44
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, Friedrich Dominicus, 04:40
- Re: Problem with string manipulation, Nick Keighley, 04:25
- Re: PASCAL'S TRIANGLE, Mabden, 04:14
- Re: why the value is still available, Frederick Gotham, 04:06
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Frederick Gotham, 04:04
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Frederick Gotham, 04:00
- Re: rpasken@xxxxxxxxxxx , You have made comments that Momentum is not Conserved in my PAPER. It is not CORRECT. It is explained in 100 Years of E=mc2, Chris Dollin, 03:57
- Re: [OT] Re: NULL and zeros, Chris Dollin, 03:50
- Re: PASCAL'S TRIANGLE, jacob navia, 03:45
- Re: Port Delegation in Socket Programing, Walter Roberson, 03:43
- Re: PASCAL'S TRIANGLE, jmcgill, 03:19
- Re: C variable Storage, Richard Bos, 02:50
- Re: Implementation of Kahan sum algorithm, lawrence . jones, 02:43
- Re: Implementation of Kahan sum algorithm, Dik T. Winter, 02:43
- Re: Implementation of Kahan sum algorithm, Tim Prince, 02:43
- Re: Implementation of Kahan sum algorithm, Barry Schwarz, 02:43
- Re: Implementation of Kahan sum algorithm, Eric Sosman, 02:43
- Re: Implementation of Kahan sum algorithm, dcorbit, 02:43
- Re: C variable Storage, Santy, 02:34
- Re: why the value is still available, Flash Gordon, 02:24
- Port Delegation in Socket Programing, pmm, 02:18
- Re: PASCAL'S TRIANGLE, Richard Heathfield, 02:13
- Re: PASCAL'S TRIANGLE, jmcgill, 02:11
- Re: Problem with string manipulation, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 02:06
- Re: PASCAL'S TRIANGLE, Richard Heathfield, 01:57
- Re: Help a practitioner with atomic access, Chris Torek, 01:56
- Re: PASCAL'S TRIANGLE, jmcgill, 01:55
- Re: Problem with string manipulation, Richard Heathfield, 01:52
- Re: Do you have the C or C++ standard? (serious question), Richard Heathfield, 01:48
- Re: Problem with string manipulation, aqazi@xxxxxxxxx, 01:23
- Re: Do you have the C or C++ standard? (serious question), Anthony Irwin, 01:21
- Re: Problem with string manipulation, Gordon Burditt, 01:15
- Re: Problem with string manipulation, Richard Heathfield, 01:15
- Problem with string manipulation, aqazi@xxxxxxxxx, 00:55
- Re: standard libraries, Richard Heathfield, 00:54
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Richard Heathfield, 00:46
- Re: [OT] Re: NULL and zeros, Christopher Layne, 00:42
- Re: NULL and zeros, Richard Heathfield, 00:42
- Re: [OT] Re: NULL and zeros, Richard Heathfield, 00:37
- Re: [OT] Re: NULL and zeros, Richard Heathfield, 00:36
- Re: PASCAL'S TRIANGLE, Zara, 00:34
- PASCAL'S TRIANGLE, GUPTAJI, 00:15
- Re: why the value is still available, Christopher Layne, 00:03
October 04, 2006
- Re: why the value is still available, Ark, 23:52
- Re: Help a practitioner with atomic access, Ark, 23:49
- Re: NULL and zeros, Peter Nilsson, 23:30
- Re: Help a practitioner with atomic access, Jack Klein, 23:09
- Re: Help a practitioner with atomic access, Christopher Layne, 22:51
- Re: why the value is still available, Christopher Layne, 22:45
- Re: why the value is still available, Ark, 22:28
- Re: Help a practitioner with atomic access, Eric Sosman, 22:24
- Help a practitioner with atomic access, Ark, 22:07
- Re: NULL and zeros, Yevgen Muntyan, 21:44
- Re: NULL and zeros, Yevgen Muntyan, 20:56
- Re: How to access the stdout file, Keith Thompson, 19:55
- Re: How to access the stdout file, Martin Ambuhl, 19:46
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Dik T. Winter, 19:40
- Re: sizeof without parenthesis, Richard Tobin, 19:23
- Re: Parsing a path name [OT], Andrew Poelstra, 19:17
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Tak-Shing Chan, 18:13
- Re: standard libraries, jacob navia, 18:06
- Re: standard libraries, Mark McIntyre, 17:53
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Christopher Layne, 17:49
- Re: Cheating by using Usenet (Was: Re: Need help with a unix/c program), Al Balmer, 17:48
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Keith Thompson, 17:44
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Al Balmer, 17:44
- Re: Cheating by using Usenet (Was: Re: Need help with a unix/c program), Walter Roberson, 17:41
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Mark McIntyre, 17:41
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Mark McIntyre, 17:38
- Re: [OT] Re: NULL and zeros, Christopher Layne, 17:37
- Re: [OT] Re: NULL and zeros, Christopher Layne, 17:35
- Re: [OT] Re: NULL and zeros, Christopher Layne, 17:33
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, sjdevnull@xxxxxxxxx, 17:30
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Christopher Layne, 17:28
- Re: NULL and zeros, Michael Mair, 17:25
- Re: Do you have the C or C++ standard? (serious question), Michael Wojcik, 17:18
- Re: [OT] Re: NULL and zeros, Keith Thompson, 17:18
- Re: Cheating by using Usenet (Was: Re: Need help with a unix/c program), Ian Collins, 17:11
- Re: Do you have the C or C++ standard? (serious question), Michael Wojcik, 17:08
- Re: Cheating by using Usenet (Was: Re: Need help with a unix/c program), preethamkumark, 16:57
- Re: [OT] Re: NULL and zeros, Ian Collins, 16:53
- Re: How to access the stdout file, Clever Monkey, 16:36
- Re: How to access the stdout file, David Wade, 16:23
- Re: standard libraries, jacob navia, 16:19
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Keith Thompson, 16:13
- Re: [OT] Re: NULL and zeros, Default User, 16:13
- Re: How to access the stdout file, Kenny McCormack, 16:08
- Re: How to access the stdout file, David Wade, 16:04
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Frederick Gotham, 16:00
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Keith Thompson, 15:54
- Re: [OT] Re: NULL and zeros, Tak-Shing Chan, 15:48
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Keith Thompson, 15:46
- Re: Parsing a path name, Default User, 15:39
- Re: [OT] Re: NULL and zeros, Frederick Gotham, 15:25
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Tak-Shing Chan, 15:15
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Al Balmer, 14:56
- Re: Parsing a path name, Keith Thompson, 14:54
- Re: sizeof without parenthesis, Ancient_Hacker, 14:45
- Re: sizeof without parenthesis, Keith Thompson, 14:42
- Re: C variable Storage, Ancient_Hacker, 14:39
- [OT] Re: NULL and zeros, Richard Heathfield, 14:35
- Re: Hash function for int-aligned text, Ancient_Hacker, 14:34
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Frederick Gotham, 14:25
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Keith Thompson, 14:12
- Re: NULL and zeros, Keith Thompson, 14:08
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Ivanna Pee, 14:07
- Re: NULL and zeros, Frederick Gotham, 13:52
- Re: NULL and zeros, Christopher Benson-Manica, 13:50
- Re: NULL and zeros, Frederick Gotham, 13:45
- Re: Parsing a path name, Default User, 13:30
- Re: C variable Storage, klakkamr, 13:29
- Re: Meschach Matrix Library for Microsoft Visual C, jacob navia, 13:12
- Re: Meschach Matrix Library for Microsoft Visual C, Clever Monkey, 13:03
- Re: behavior of variadic macro, Laurent Deniau, 13:01
- Re: Cheating by using Usenet (Was: Re: Need help with a unix/c program), Flash Gordon, 12:53
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Frederick Gotham, 12:50
- Re: Meschach Matrix Library for Microsoft Visual C, Flash Gordon, 12:41
- Re: How to change character string in function call?, Fred Kleinschmidt, 12:32
- Re: rpasken@xxxxxxxxxxx , You have made comments that Momentum is not Conserved in my PAPER. It is not CORRECT. It is explained in 100 Years of E=mc2, Al Balmer, 12:08
- Re: sizeof without parenthesis, Christopher Layne, 12:03
- Re: sizeof without parenthesis, jmcgill, 12:02
- Re: sizeof without parenthesis, Christopher Benson-Manica, 11:39
- Re: Parsing a path name, Robert Latest, 11:29
- Re: How to change character string in function call?, xdevel, 11:12
- Re: How to change character string in function call?, Richard Bos, 11:07
- Re: why the value is still available, xdevel, 10:59
- Re: Parsing a path name, drhowarddrfine, 10:59
- Re: How to change character string in function call?, Wavelet, 10:57
- Re: why the value is still available, Richard Heathfield, 10:49
- Re: why the value is still available, xdevel, 10:40
- Re: C variable Storage, Kenneth Brody, 10:28
- How to change character string in function call?, Wavelet, 10:26
- Re: why the value is still available, Christopher Layne, 10:26
- Re: scanf(), ungetc() behaviour., Richard Bos, 10:25
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Richard Bos, 10:23
- Re: Parsing a path name, Simon Biber, 10:22
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, Bill Pursell, 10:22
- Re: NULL and zeros, Richard Heathfield, 10:21
- Cheating by using Usenet (Was: Re: Need help with a unix/c program), Kenny McCormack, 10:19
- Re: why the value is still available, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 10:08
- why the value is still available, xdevel, 10:04
- rpasken@xxxxxxxxxxx , You have made comments that Momentum is not Conserved in my PAPER. It is not CORRECT. It is explained in 100 Years of E=mc2, AJAY SHARMA, 10:01
- Re: NULL and zeros, Clark S. Cox III, 09:33
- Re: NULL and zeros, Richard Heathfield, 09:30
- Re: NULL and zeros, Christopher Benson-Manica, 09:24
- Re: Hash function for int-aligned text, Eric Sosman, 09:18
- Re: NULL and zeros, Antti-Juhani Kaijanaho, 09:17
- Meschach Matrix Library for Microsoft Visual C, renaysingh, 09:14
- Re: NULL and zeros, Yevgen Muntyan, 09:03
- Re: Hash function for int-aligned text, Hallvard B Furuseth, 09:00
- Re: sizeof without parenthesis, Richard Tobin, 08:58
- Re: Hash function for int-aligned text, Hallvard B Furuseth, 08:53
- Re: NULL and zeros, Antti-Juhani Kaijanaho, 08:35
- Re: is there any good c interpreter?, riedel, 08:35
- Re: NULL and zeros, Christopher Benson-Manica, 08:32
- Re: Parsing a path name, drhowarddrfine, 08:31
- Re: NULL and zeros, Richard Heathfield, 08:22
- Re: Hash function for int-aligned text, Eric Sosman, 08:21
- Re: Hash function for int-aligned text (was: accessing char as int through union), Ancient_Hacker, 08:20
- Re: Hash function for int-aligned text, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 08:14
- Re: NULL and zeros, Christopher Layne, 08:13
- Re: How to access the stdout file, Elijah Cardon, 08:08
- Re: sizeof without parenthesis, Richard Heathfield, 06:58
- Re: NULL and zeros, Richard Heathfield, 06:55
- Re: NULL and zeros, CBFalconer, 06:39
- Re: Do you have the C or C++ standard? (serious question), Marco, 06:34
- Hash function for int-aligned text (was: accessing char as int through union), Hallvard B Furuseth, 06:28
- Re: NULL and zeros, CBFalconer, 06:23
- Re: NULL and zeros, CBFalconer, 06:12
- Re: NULL and zeros, CBFalconer, 05:42
- Re: code pages query, Chris Dollin, 05:24
- Re: standard libraries, those who know me have no need of my name, 05:20
- Re: Do you have the C or C++ standard? (serious question), Chris Hills, 05:20
- Re: required algorithm for sorting a structure, rushik, 05:15
- Re: Do you have the C or C++ standard? (serious question), Chris Hills, 05:11
- Re: code pages query, kaustubh . deo, 05:10
- Re: code pages query, kaustubh . deo, 05:10
- Re: code pages query, kaustubh . deo, 05:10
- Re: sizeof without parenthesis, CBFalconer, 05:07
- Re: accessing char as int through union, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 05:06
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, CBFalconer, 04:49
- Re: code pages query, Walter Roberson, 04:41
- Re: Do you have the C or C++ standard? (serious question), kim, 04:21
- Re: accessing char as int through union, Hallvard B Furuseth, 04:18
- Re: C variable Storage, Richard Heathfield, 03:59
- Re: C variable Storage, Santy, 03:55
- Re: scanf(), ungetc() behaviour., Richard Heathfield, 03:31
- Re: Parsing a path name, Richard Bos, 03:29
- Re: Parsing a path name, Richard Heathfield, 03:24
- Re: sizeof without parenthesis, Richard Heathfield, 03:23
- Re: How to access the stdout file, Papastefanos Serafeim, 03:22
- Re: Parsing a path name, Richard Heathfield, 03:15
- Re: NULL and zeros, Richard Heathfield, 03:12
- Re: How to access the stdout file, Cong Wang, 02:47
- Re: Implementation of Kahan sum algorithm, Thad Smith, 02:26
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, Roland.Csaszar, 02:20
- Re: How to access the stdout file, Keith Thompson, 01:27
- Re: Parsing a path name, kondal, 01:25
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Keith Thompson, 01:21
- Re: How to access the stdout file, Roka, 01:20
- How to access the stdout file, Andrew, 01:12
- Re: sizeof without parenthesis, Keith Thompson, 00:55
- code pages query, kaustubh . deo, 00:53
- Re: sizeof without parenthesis, Christopher Layne, 00:50
- Re: NULL and zeros, Christopher Layne, 00:48
- Re: Parsing a path name, Christopher Layne, 00:43
- Re: Need help with a unix/c program, Tom St Denis, 00:40
October 03, 2006
- Re: NULL and zeros, Yevgen Muntyan, 23:28
- Re: NULL and zeros, Ian Collins, 23:17
- Re: NULL and zeros, Yevgen Muntyan, 23:15
- Re: NULL and zeros, William Ahern, 23:00
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Tak-Shing Chan, 22:53
- Re: sizeof without parenthesis, Joe Wright, 22:32
- Re: Need help with a unix/c program, Ian Collins, 21:55
- Need help with a unix/c program, preethamkumark, 21:47
- Re: C or C++ something else...., kwikius, 21:25
- Re: Parsing a path name, drhowarddrfine, 21:17
- Re: %d,%u,%c, Joe Wright, 20:56
- Re: Parsing a path name, Paul Connolly, 20:47
- Re: NULL and zeros, Chris Torek, 20:43
- Re: NULL and zeros, Richard Heathfield, 20:37
- Re: NULL and zeros, Keith Thompson, 20:32
- Re: NULL and zeros, Keith Thompson, 20:20
- Re: [OT] NULL and zeros, Keith Thompson, 20:07
- Re: C or C++ something else...., Paul Connolly, 20:00
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, Richard Heathfield, 19:56
- Re: character array manipulation - coding style, Keith Thompson, 19:39
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 19:37
- Re: function reference, Michael, 19:28
- Re: function reference, Thomas J. Gritzan, 19:25
- function reference, Chris Chiasson, 19:19
- Re: NULL and zeros, Richard Heathfield, 19:12
- Re: NULL and zeros, Richard Heathfield, 19:03
- Re: NULL and zeros, Christopher Layne, 19:00
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, Richard Heathfield, 18:59
- Re: NULL and zeros, Frederick Gotham, 18:59
- Re: NULL and zeros, Richard Heathfield, 18:55
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 18:52
- Re: Do you have the C or C++ standard? (serious question), kwikius, 18:46
- Re: NULL and zeros, Richard Heathfield, 18:44
- Re: Do you have the C or C++ standard? (serious question), kwikius, 18:43
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, Richard Heathfield, 18:37
- Re: NULL and zeros, Christopher Layne, 18:35
- Re: NULL and zeros, Richard Heathfield, 18:28
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, Andreas Kochenburger, 18:18
- Re: Do you have the C or C++ standard? (serious question), Keith Thompson, 18:17
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Mark McIntyre, 18:15
- Re: NULL and zeros, Keith Thompson, 18:13
- Re: NULL and zeros, Richard Heathfield, 18:06
- Re: NULL and zeros, Richard Heathfield, 17:55
- Re: NULL and zeros, Yevgen Muntyan, 17:51
- Re: sizeof without parenthesis, Paul Connolly, 17:48
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, jacob navia, 17:46
- Implementation of Kahan sum algorithm, asaguiar, 17:44
- Re: NULL and zeros, Frederick Gotham, 17:44
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, jacob navia, 17:42
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, jacob navia, 17:38
- Re: NULL and zeros, Christopher Layne, 17:37
- Re: NULL and zeros, Christopher Layne, 17:34
- Re: NULL and zeros, Yevgen Muntyan, 17:34
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, jacob navia, 17:33
- Re: NULL and zeros, Richard Heathfield, 17:23
- Re: required algorithm for sorting a structure, Keith Thompson, 17:21
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, Richard Heathfield, 17:13
- Re: NULL and zeros, Christopher Layne, 17:09
- Re: NULL and zeros, Yevgen Muntyan, 17:09
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, mistral, 17:08
- Re: NULL and zeros, Richard Heathfield, 17:07
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Keith Thompson, 17:06
- Re: character array manipulation - coding style, Nelu, 17:06
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Walter Roberson, 17:05
- Re: Do you have the C or C++ standard? (serious question), Richard Heathfield, 17:02
- Re: scanf(), ungetc() behaviour., CBFalconer, 17:00
- Re: NULL and zeros, Richard Heathfield, 16:59
- Re: character array manipulation - coding style, amer . terzic, 16:59
- Re: NULL and zeros, Richard Heathfield, 16:55
- Re: NULL and zeros, Keith Thompson, 16:47
- Re: NULL and zeros, Frederick Gotham, 16:46
- Re: NULL and zeros, Keith Thompson, 16:45
- Re: character array manipulation - coding style, Michael Mair, 16:44
- Re: character array manipulation - coding style, Snis Pilbor, 16:44
- Re: NULL and zeros, Frederick Gotham, 16:41
- Re: NULL and zeros, Richard Heathfield, 16:41
- Re: character array manipulation - coding style, Christopher Layne, 16:33
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, Michael Mair, 16:32
- Re: Do you have the C or C++ standard? (serious question), Michael Wojcik, 16:28
- Re: NULL and zeros, Michael Mair, 16:25
- Re: NULL and zeros, Keith Thompson, 16:22
- Re: character array manipulation - coding style, amer . terzic, 16:22
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Richard Heathfield, 16:16
- Re: NULL and zeros, Keith Thompson, 16:15
- Re: NULL and zeros, Christopher Layne, 16:12
- Re: Fixed, jmcgill, 16:09
- Re: [OT] some doubts in a .s file of a c program, Stephen Sprunk, 16:07
- Re: some doubts in a .s file of a c program, Rod Pemberton, 16:04
- Re: Fixed, Michael Mair, 16:01
- Re: NULL and zeros, Yevgen Muntyan, 15:53
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, Michael Mair, 15:53
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Nelu, 15:53
- Re: character array manipulation - coding style, Nelu, 15:48
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Frederick Gotham, 15:45
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Charlton Wilbur, 15:42
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, jacob navia, 15:42
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, Michael Mair, 15:27
- Re: character array manipulation - coding style, T.M. Sommers, 15:24
- Re: character array manipulation - coding style, Frederick Gotham, 15:18
- Re: Duff's Device, Hallvard B Furuseth, 15:17
- Re: character array manipulation - coding style, Christopher Layne, 15:12
- Re: character array manipulation - coding style, Richard Heathfield, 15:11
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, Richard Heathfield, 15:03
- character array manipulation - coding style, amer . terzic, 15:02
- Re: call for a faq [OT: bikeshedding], Michael Mair, 15:00
- Re: NULL and zeros, Richard Heathfield, 15:00
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, mistral, 14:58
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, jacob navia, 14:56
- Re: NULL and zeros, Christopher Layne, 14:53
- Re: NULL and zeros, Richard Heathfield, 14:50
- Re: NULL and zeros, Christopher Layne, 14:44
- Re: NULL and zeros, Richard Heathfield, 14:40
- Re: How function works internally, Michael Wojcik, 14:39
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, rjkematick@xxxxxxxxx, 14:35
- Re: NULL and zeros, Christopher Layne, 14:35
- Re: NULL and zeros, Christopher Layne, 14:27
- Re: scanf(), ungetc() behaviour., Richard Heathfield, 14:24
- Re: NULL and zeros, Richard Heathfield, 14:22
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, Default User, 14:20
- Re: scanf(), ungetc() behaviour., Christopher Layne, 14:06
- Re: question about "setjmp()", Stephen Sprunk, 13:51
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Richard Heathfield, 13:49
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, John Smith, 13:42
- Re: NULL and zeros, Yevgen Muntyan, 13:42
- Re: Duff's Device, Christopher Layne, 13:39
- Re: NULL and zeros, Yevgen Muntyan, 13:38
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Frederick Gotham, 13:37
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, David Resnick, 13:36
- Re: Duff's Device, Hallvard B Furuseth, 13:28
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Richard Heathfield, 13:25
- Re: NULL and zeros, Frederick Gotham, 13:14
- Re: the difeirent bettwen the function open() with two an three parameters, Christopher Layne, 13:12
- Re: NULL and zeros, Frederick Gotham, 13:12
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Frederick Gotham, 13:07
- Re: NULL and zeros, Christopher Layne, 12:59
- Re: NULL and zeros, Christopher Layne, 12:50
- Re: NULL and zeros, Christopher Layne, 12:47
- Re: Parsing a path name, Fred Kleinschmidt, 12:45
- Re: NULL and zeros, Christopher Layne, 12:42
- Re: behavior of variadic macro, Laurent Deniau, 12:41
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, CBFalconer, 12:38
- Re: Duff's Device, Hallvard B Furuseth, 12:33
- Re: Fixed, Richard Heathfield, 12:27
- Fixed, pkirk25, 12:20
- Re: Maddening text sorting problem, Richard Heathfield, 12:05
- Re: Maddening text sorting problem, Ancient_Hacker, 12:02
- Maddening text sorting problem, pkirk25, 11:58
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, Richard Heathfield, 11:45
- Re: Parsing a path name, Richard Heathfield, 11:42
- Re: NULL and zeros, Yevgen Muntyan, 11:38
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, jacob navia, 11:34
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, John Smith, 11:27
- Re: NULL and zeros, Someone, 11:23
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, Richard Heathfield, 11:23
- Parsing a path name, drhowarddrfine, 11:20
- Re: C variable Storage, Richard Heathfield, 11:18
- Re: call for a faq [OT: bikeshedding], Dik T. Winter, 10:44
- Re: call for a faq [OT: bikeshedding], Dik T. Winter, 10:35
- Re: call for a faq [OT: bikeshedding], Dik T. Winter, 10:32
- Re: C variable Storage, Cong Wang, 10:07
- Re: the difeirent bettwen the function open() with two an three parameters, Richard Bos, 10:02
- Re: C variable Storage, Kenneth Brody, 10:02
- Re: required algorithm for sorting a structure, jacob navia, 09:40
- Re: required algorithm for sorting a structure, Chris Dollin, 09:39
- required algorithm for sorting a structure, rushik, 09:33
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, Andrew Poelstra, 09:26
- Re: question about "setjmp()", rover8898, 09:19
- Re: NULL and zeros, mark_bluemel, 09:13
- Re: C variable Storage, jacob navia, 09:04
- Re: C variable Storage, Christopher Layne, 09:02
- Re: Why size_t?, Christopher Layne, 08:57
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, Richard Heathfield, 08:56
- C variable Storage, Santy, 08:52
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, Richard Heathfield, 08:51
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, jacob navia, 08:19
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, Keith Thompson, 08:10
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, jacob navia, 08:09
- Re: NULL and zeros, Eric Sosman, 08:07
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, jacob navia, 08:02
- Re: NULL and zeros, Ancient_Hacker, 08:01
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, Richard Heathfield, 08:00
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, jacob navia, 07:59
- Re: NULL and zeros, Harald van Dijk, 07:54
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, mistral, 07:53
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, jacob navia, 07:49
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 07:46
- Re: system() in the absence of a command processor, Harald van Dijk, 07:44
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, Richard Heathfield, 07:24
- Re: some doubts in a .s file of a c program, ramasubramanian.rahul@xxxxxxxxx, 07:11
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, mistral, 07:05
- Re: some doubts in a .s file of a c program, Ancient_Hacker, 06:52
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Walter Roberson, 06:34
- Re: the difeirent bettwen the function open() with two an three parameters, Keith Thompson, 06:23
- Re: some doubts in a .s file of a c program, Rod Pemberton, 06:20
- Re: NULL and zeros, Keith Thompson, 06:17
- Re: behavior of variadic macro, Laurent Deniau, 06:09
- Re: the difeirent bettwen the function open() with two an three parameters, Richard Bos, 06:03
- Re: behavior of variadic macro, Richard Bos, 06:01
- Re: system() in the absence of a command processor, Richard Bos, 05:53
- Re: optimistic locking, shaanxxx, 05:53
- Re: NULL and zeros, Richard Heathfield, 05:35
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Keith Thompson, 05:32
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Richard Heathfield, 05:32
- Re: NULL and zeros, Samuel Stearley, 05:16
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, Richard Heathfield, 05:16
- Re: NULL and zeros, Yevgen Muntyan, 05:02
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, Richard Bos, 05:01
- Re: Which compiler for a learner of C?, Richard Bos, 04:58
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, jacob navia, 04:43
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Richard Heathfield, 04:41
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Michael Mair, 04:41
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Richard Heathfield, 04:41
- Re: About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, jacob navia, 04:40
- About Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, mistral, 04:36
- Re: determine last line of file entries, Keith Thompson, 04:25
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, jacob navia, 04:13
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, jacob navia, 04:12
- Re: NULL and zeros, Keith Thompson, 04:08
- Re: NULL and zeros, Yevgen Muntyan, 03:55
- Re: convenient C/C++ compiler, Richard Bos, 03:52
- Re: scanf(), ungetc() behaviour., Richard Heathfield, 03:48
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Richard Heathfield, 03:39
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Richard Bos, 03:34
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Richard Bos, 03:30
- Re: Do you have the C or C++ standard? (serious question), Richard Bos, 03:11
- Re: NULL and zeros, Peter Nilsson, 03:10
- Re: call for a faq [OT: bikeshedding], Richard Bos, 03:10
- Re: call for a faq [OT: bikeshedding], Richard Bos, 03:08
- Re: NULL and zeros, Walter Roberson, 02:50
- Re: thanking you, Richard Bos, 02:39
- Re: scanf(), ungetc() behaviour., CBFalconer, 02:39
- Re: standard libraries, Richard Heathfield, 02:37
- Re: sizeof without parenthesis, T.M. Sommers, 02:28
- Re: standard libraries, Michael Mair, 02:26
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Richard Heathfield, 02:09
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, jaysome, 01:56
- Re: some doubts in a .s file of a c program, jacob navia, 01:44
- Re: some doubts in a .s file of a c program, Cong Wang, 01:33
- some doubts in a .s file of a c program, ramasubramanian.rahul@xxxxxxxxx, 00:55
- Re: NULL and zeros, Barry Schwarz, 00:54
- Re: standard libraries, Richard Heathfield, 00:21
October 02, 2006
- Re: NULL and zeros, Yevgen Muntyan, 23:56
- Re: NULL and zeros, Cong Wang, 23:27
- Re: NULL and zeros, Eric Sosman, 23:25
- NULL and zeros, Yevgen Muntyan, 22:51
- Re: determine last line of file entries, Joe Wright, 21:57
- Re: Why size_t?, Bill Reid, 21:54
- Re: Why size_t?, Bill Reid, 21:54
- Re: sizeof without parenthesis, jmcgill, 20:22
- Re: what is atoi( ), pete, 20:09
- Re: Why size_t?, Keith Thompson, 20:09
- Re: Why size_t?, Ian Collins, 20:03
- Re: Why size_t?, Bill Reid, 19:56
- Re: why is fread forgetting where its position?, 010 010, 19:45
- Re: Replacing fgets, Barry Schwarz, 19:15
- Re: [pointers and arrays]: The difference between an array name and a pointer, Keith Thompson, 19:03
- Re: sizeof without parenthesis, Keith Thompson, 18:50
- Re: standard libraries, Walter Roberson, 18:37
- Re: scanf(), ungetc() behaviour., Jordan Abel, 18:29
- Re: Final Theory Of Everything V5.0, John F, 18:23
- Re: standard libraries, Richard Heathfield, 18:15
- Re: what is atoi( ), Jordan Abel, 18:13
- Re: standard libraries, Mark McIntyre, 18:04
- Re: Final Theory Of Everything V5.0, John F, 18:02
- Re: sizeof without parenthesis, Jordan Abel, 17:56
- Re: question about "setjmp()", Chris Torek, 17:45
- Re: rolling dice, Elijah Cardon, 17:37
- Re: Learner changing executable to library, Richard Heathfield, 17:30
- Re: convenient C/C++ compiler, Richard Heathfield, 17:29
- Re: sizeof without parenthesis, Richard Tobin, 17:28
- Re: sizeof without parenthesis, Keith Thompson, 17:03
- Re: convenient C/C++ compiler, Jordan Abel, 17:02
- Re: convenient C/C++ compiler, mistral, 16:54
- Re: sizeof without parenthesis, Ancient_Hacker, 16:48
- Re: convenient C/C++ compiler, Walter Roberson, 16:43
- Re: sizeof without parenthesis, Michael Mair, 16:41
- Re: Learner changing executable to library, Mark McIntyre, 16:40
- Re: convenient C/C++ compiler, Richard Heathfield, 16:37
- Re: Learner changing executable to library, Mark McIntyre, 16:31
- Re: sizeof without parenthesis, Walter Roberson, 16:29
- Re: %d,%u,%c, Jordan Abel, 16:29
- Re: convenient C/C++ compiler, Jordan Abel, 16:24
- Re: convenient C/C++ compiler, Richard Heathfield, 16:24
- Re: adding a library (functionality) to an operating system, Mark McIntyre, 16:20
- Re: convenient C/C++ compiler, Mark McIntyre, 16:17
- Re: sizeof without parenthesis, Ancient_Hacker, 16:16
- Re: determine last line of file entries, Keith Thompson, 16:02
- Re: %d,%u,%c, CBFalconer, 16:02
- Re: sizeof without parenthesis, Keith Thompson, 15:43
- Re: C or C++ something else...., kwikius, 15:31
- Re: sizeof without parenthesis, Michael Mair, 15:31
- Re: question about "setjmp()", David Wade, 15:30
- Re: eof problems in read double data from a file, jacob navia, 15:28
- Re: eof problems in read double data from a file, jacob navia, 15:26
- Re: sizeof, Walter Roberson, 15:26
- Re: sizeof without parenthesis, Richard Heathfield, 15:26
- Re: [pointers and arrays]: The difference between an array name and a pointer, Scott Fluhrer, 15:23
- Re: eof problems in read double data from a file, Richard Heathfield, 15:18
- sizeof without parenthesis, Howard Bryce, 15:13
- Re: convenient C/C++ compiler, David Wade, 15:11
- eof problems in read double data from a file, akang2005, 15:09
- Re: convenient C/C++ compiler, David Wade, 15:08
- Re: sizeof, T.M. Sommers, 14:48
- Re: standard libraries, jacob navia, 14:45
- Re: why is fread forgetting where its position?, Al Balmer, 14:06
- Thanks, pkirk25, 14:06
- Re: convenient C/C++ compiler, mistral, 13:51
- Re: Size has ballooned, Richard Heathfield, 13:50
- Size has ballooned, pkirk25, 13:45
- Re: [pointers and arrays]: The difference between an array name and a pointer, Richard Heathfield, 13:26
- Re: [pointers and arrays]: The difference between an array name and a pointer, Richard Heathfield, 13:24
- Re: sizeof, Walter Roberson, 13:18
- Re: %d,%u,%c, Walter Roberson, 13:14
- Re: printing the address of a function, Michal Necasek, 13:11
- Re: [pointers and arrays]: The difference between an array name and a pointer, Scott Fluhrer, 13:04
- Re: [pointers and arrays]: The difference between an array name and a pointer, Lew Pitcher, 13:04
- Re: to get more knowledge in 'c', jmcgill, 12:44
- Re: %d,%u,%c, Ancient_Hacker, 12:42
- Re: [pointers and arrays]: The difference between an array name and a pointer, pemo, 12:41
- %d,%u,%c, iamchiaweilin, 12:29
- Re: to get more knowledge in 'c', Richard Heathfield, 12:27
- Re: sizeof, T.M. Sommers, 12:22
- [pointers and arrays]: The difference between an array name and a pointer, iamchiaweilin, 12:21
- Re: why is fread forgetting where its position?, Kenneth Brody, 12:18
- Re: to get more knowledge in 'c', jmcgill, 12:12
- Re: syntax, rain.man, 11:52
- Re: Learner changing executable to library, Richard Heathfield, 11:09
- Re: Learner changing executable to library, Michael Mair, 10:56
- Re: standard libraries, Michael Mair, 10:53
- Re: question about "setjmp()", Stephen Sprunk, 10:49
- Re: Learner changing executable to library, Richard Heathfield, 10:48
- Re: Learner changing executable to library, Michael Mair, 10:42
- Re: is there any good c interpreter?, Julian V. Noble, 10:34
- Re: C or C++ something else...., Richard Heathfield, 10:30
- Re: sizeof, Richard Heathfield, 10:29
- Re: C or C++ something else...., kwikius, 10:27
- Re: optimistic locking, mark_bluemel, 10:21
- Re: sizeof, Ancient_Hacker, 10:17
- Re: optimistic locking, shaanxxx, 10:06
- Re: C or C++ something else...., Richard Heathfield, 10:01
- Re: C or C++ something else...., kwikius, 09:51
- Re: question about "setjmp()", Laurent Deniau, 09:20
- Re: question about "setjmp()", Richard Tobin, 09:12
- Re: sizeof, Richard Heathfield, 08:53
- Re: C or C++ something else...., Richard Heathfield, 08:53
- Re: sizeof, Ancient_Hacker, 08:48
- Re: sizeof, Chris Dollin, 08:47
- Re: C or C++ something else...., kwikius, 08:42
- Re: sizeof, Richard Heathfield, 08:30
- Re: sizeof, Cong Wang, 08:22
- Re: question about "setjmp()", Eric Sosman, 08:17
- sizeof, chandanlinster, 08:05
- Re: syntax, Cong Wang, 07:10
- Re: syntax, Richard Heathfield, 07:10
- syntax, John, 07:01
- Re: Replacing fgets, FireHead, 06:42
- Re: Replacing fgets, FireHead, 06:40
- Re: Replacing fgets, FireHead, 06:40
- Re: standard libraries, Richard Heathfield, 06:24
- Re: Final Theory Of Everything V5.0, Richard Bos, 06:14
- Re: standard libraries, jacob navia, 05:52
- Re: call for a faq [OT: bikeshedding], Sjouke Burry, 05:43
- Re: Replacing fgets, Christopher Layne, 05:13
- Re: standard libraries, Richard Heathfield, 04:57
- Re: Replacing fgets, FireHead, 04:51
- Re: Replacing fgets, FireHead, 04:51
- Re: standard libraries, jacob navia, 04:48
- Re: Macro Conditional.........., Richard Bos, 04:42
- Re: Replacing fgets, Richard Heathfield, 04:24
- Re: Learner changing executable to library, Christopher Layne, 04:21
- Re: Replacing fgets, Richard Heathfield, 04:19
- Re: Learner changing executable to library, Richard Heathfield, 04:16
- Re: to get more knowledge in 'c', Christopher Layne, 04:09
- Re: Replacing fgets, FireHead, 04:08
- Re: Replacing fgets, Christopher Layne, 04:06
- Re: rolling dice, Elijah Cardon, 03:56
- Re: to fake read() function, those who know me have no need of my name, 03:56
- Re: Learner changing executable to library, Michael Mair, 03:55
- Re: [OT] Re: to get more knowledge in 'c', Mabden, 03:52
- Re: Do you have the C or C++ standard? (serious question), Chris Dollin, 03:50
- Re: Database Query, Mabden, 03:49
- Re: Learner changing executable to library, pkirk25, 03:48
- Re: Learner changing executable to library, pkirk25, 03:48
- Re: Which compiler for a learner of C?, Mabden, 03:46
- Re: standard libraries, those who know me have no need of my name, 03:45
- Re: Learner changing executable to library, Richard Heathfield, 03:37
- Re: Learner changing executable to library, pkirk25, 03:34
- Re: Replacing fgets, Richard Heathfield, 03:32
- Learner changing executable to library, pkirk25, 03:27
- Re: Duff's Device, Mabden, 03:27
- Re: call for a faq [OT: bikeshedding], Mabden, 03:17
- Re: Replacing fgets, FireHead, 03:15
- Re: Replacing fgets, FireHead, 03:14
- Re: rolling dice, Elijah Cardon, 02:20
- Re: adding a library (functionality) to an operating system, Jack Klein, 02:03
- ** Hot Coders!! wow their cute ***, KK, 01:59
- Re: is there any good c interpreter?, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 01:51
- Re: adding a library (functionality) to an operating system, Christopher Layne, 01:51
- Re: Integer to "string" conversions, Christopher Layne, 01:48
- adding a library (functionality) to an operating system, aghufran, 01:37
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Richard Heathfield, 01:04
- Re: convenient C/C++ compiler, Richard Heathfield, 00:58
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Richard Heathfield, 00:54
- Re: Integer to "string" conversions, bwaichu@xxxxxxxxx, 00:39
- Re: question about "setjmp()", Stephen Sprunk, 00:12
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, jmcgill, 00:08
- Re: strtok - determine delimiter at certain position, Peter "Shaggy" Haywood, 00:02
October 01, 2006
- Re: why is fread forgetting where its position?, Chris Torek, 23:56
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, CBFalconer, 23:39
- Re: why is fread forgetting where its position?, Peter "Shaggy" Haywood, 23:15
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, Christopher Layne, 23:03
- Re: question about "setjmp()", William Hughes, 23:03
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Kenny McCormack, 22:59
- Re: Do you have the C or C++ standard? (serious question), Ivan Vecerina, 22:46
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Ian Collins, 22:38
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, Gordon Burditt, 22:36
- Re: question about "setjmp()", CBFalconer, 22:18
- Re: why is fread forgetting where its position?, William Hughes, 22:17
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, jmcgill, 21:44
- Re: question about "setjmp()", Eric Sosman, 21:38
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Christopher Layne, 21:22
- Re: Integer to "string" conversions, Christopher Layne, 20:34
- Re: convenient C/C++ compiler, Christopher Layne, 20:31
- Re: why is fread forgetting where its position?, Gordon Burditt, 19:31
- Re: question about "setjmp()", Ancient_Hacker, 19:16
- Re: why is fread forgetting where its position?, Ancient_Hacker, 19:08
- Re: convenient C/C++ compiler, pkirk25, 18:58
- Re: Integer to "string" conversions, bwaichu@xxxxxxxxx, 18:57
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, Richard Heathfield, 18:47
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, Malcolm, 18:43
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, CBFalconer, 18:41
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, Christopher Layne, 17:57
- Re: convenient C/C++ compiler, Michael Mair, 17:50
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, Mike Wahler, 17:48
- Re: is there any good c interpreter?, Michael Mair, 17:44
- Re: Integer to "string" conversions, Christopher Layne, 17:39
- Re: convenient C/C++ compiler, polychrom, 17:39
- Re: rolling dice, Michael Mair, 17:38
- Re: why is fread forgetting where its position?, Christopher Layne, 17:37
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, Christopher Layne, 17:32
- Re: C99 Versus ANSI., Richard Heathfield, 17:28
- Re: why is fread forgetting where its position?, 010 010, 17:13
- Re: is there any good c interpreter?, Christopher Layne, 17:13
- Re: is there any good c interpreter?, Espen Myrland, 17:10
- Re: convenient C/C++ compiler, Richard Heathfield, 17:10
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, Richard Heathfield, 17:08
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Richard Heathfield, 17:05
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Richard Heathfield, 16:53
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Richard Heathfield, 16:52
- Re: rolling dice, Michael Mair, 16:50
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, CBFalconer, 16:38
- Re: convenient C/C++ compiler, Michael Mair, 16:25
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, Christopher Layne, 16:09
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, CBFalconer, 16:02
- Re: call for a faq, Christopher Layne, 16:00
- Re: Integer to "string" conversions, CBFalconer, 15:58
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, Malcolm, 15:58
- Re: call for a faq, Christopher Layne, 15:58
- Re: question about "setjmp()", Christopher Layne, 15:54
- Re: is there any good c interpreter?, jmcgill, 15:53
- Re: convenient C/C++ compiler, Andrea Laforgia, 15:48
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Christopher Layne, 15:47
- Re: C99 Versus ANSI., CBFalconer, 15:45
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Christopher Layne, 15:45
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Ian Collins, 15:41
- Re: convenient C/C++ compiler, Mike Wahler, 15:34
- question about "setjmp()", rover8898, 15:31
- Re: Integer to "string" conversions, Christopher Layne, 15:30
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Eric Sosman, 15:27
- Re: C99 Versus ANSI., Keith Thompson, 15:09
- convenient C/C++ compiler, polychrom, 15:04
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, sjdevnull@xxxxxxxxx, 14:12
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Richard Heathfield, 14:08
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, Richard Heathfield, 14:05
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Richard Heathfield, 13:49
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Frederick Gotham, 13:45
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Richard Heathfield, 13:34
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Richard Heathfield, 13:30
- Re: call for a faq [OT: bikeshedding], Walter Roberson, 13:10
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, pkirk25, 13:08
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Eric Sosman, 13:01
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Frederick Gotham, 12:56
- Re: what does "*" inside a printf mean?, Christopher Layne, 12:44
- Re: optimistic locking, Christopher Layne, 12:39
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, jacob navia, 12:30
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, Andrea Laforgia, 12:30
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, Christopher Layne, 12:29
- Re: Do you have the C or C++ standard? (serious question), Yevgen Muntyan, 12:22
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, Giorgio Silvestri, 12:19
- Re: Integer to "string" conversions, bwaichu@xxxxxxxxx, 12:08
- Re: transformation wisdom, mdh, 11:58
- Re: is there any good c interpreter?, steve, 11:56
- Re: transformation wisdom, Eric Sosman, 11:53
- Re: transformation wisdom, mdh, 11:52
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, Richard Heathfield, 11:51
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Richard Heathfield, 11:49
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, Malcolm, 11:49
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, Christopher Layne, 11:48
- Re: is there any good c interpreter?, Espen Myrland, 11:47
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, Richard Heathfield, 11:46
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, Richard Heathfield, 11:44
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, Christopher Layne, 11:43
- Re: Help with code (parse error), Barry Schwarz, 11:43
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Eric Sosman, 11:38
- Re: transformation wisdom, Richard Heathfield, 11:38
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, pkirk25, 11:37
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, Richard Heathfield, 11:30
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, Bill Pursell, 11:28
- transformation wisdom, mdh, 11:25
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, Bill Pursell, 11:23
- Re: Help with code (parse error), Barry Schwarz, 11:22
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, Richard Heathfield, 11:21
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, Bill Pursell, 11:17
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, Richard Heathfield, 11:14
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, Richard Heathfield, 11:13
- Re: is there any good c interpreter?, Richard Heathfield, 11:11
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, Cong Wang, 11:11
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, clayne, 11:07
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, Antti-Juhani Kaijanaho, 11:07
- Re: is there any good c interpreter?, backasswards, 11:05
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, Richard Heathfield, 11:00
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, Cong Wang, 10:56
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, Richard Heathfield, 10:55
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, Bill Pursell, 10:54
- Re: Do you have the C or C++ standard? (serious question), Chris Hills, 10:52
- Re: Do you have the C or C++ standard? (serious question), Chris Hills, 10:47
- Re: C related, but not a C question.., clayne, 10:47
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, clayne, 10:42
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, Richard Heathfield, 10:42
- Re: comp.lang.c Answers (Abridged) to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ), lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 10:38
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, Richard Heathfield, 10:36
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, Bill Pursell, 10:33
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, clayne, 10:29
- Re: ow can i use fgets to read and ignore the first two lines of a file and output into another file, clayne, 10:26
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, Richard Heathfield, 10:26
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, Bill Pursell, 10:25
- Re: rolling dice, Richard Heathfield, 10:24
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Richard Heathfield, 10:20
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, Andrew Poelstra, 10:19
- Re: C99 Versus ANSI., Chris Hills, 10:18
- Re: ow can i use fgets to read and ignore the first two lines of a file and output into another file, Richard Heathfield, 10:15
- Re: C related, but not a C question.., Richard Heathfield, 10:07
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, clayne, 10:07
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, Andrea Laforgia, 09:59
- Re: optimistic locking, shaanxxx, 09:58
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, Cong Wang, 09:56
- Re: Malloc and free questions - learner questions, Joel Haugen, 09:51
- Malloc and free questions - learner questions, pkirk25, 09:35
- Re: rolling dice, Frederick Gotham, 09:33
- Re: is there any good c interpreter?, clayne, 09:33
- Re: Help with code (parse error), Kenny McCormack, 09:24
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Frederick Gotham, 09:19
- Re: ow can i use fgets to read and ignore the first two lines of a file and output into another file, Michal Nazarewicz, 08:51
- Re: rolling dice, Michael Mair, 07:54
- Re: C related, but not a C question.., Michael Mair, 07:44
- Re: is there any good c interpreter?, Cong Wang, 07:37
- is there any good c interpreter?, yuesefa, 07:29
- 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: printing the address of a function, SuperKoko, 05:29
- Re: ow can i use fgets to read and ignore the first two lines of a file and output into another file, BWIGLEY, 05:19
- Re: Help with code (parse error), BWIGLEY, 04:42
- Re: C99 Versus ANSI., Richard Heathfield, 04:38
- Re: C99 Versus ANSI., Richard Heathfield, 04:32
- Re: call for a faq [OT: bikeshedding], Richard Heathfield, 04:21
- Re: C related, but not a C question.., Richard Heathfield, 04:11
- Re: rolling dice, Richard Heathfield, 04:01
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, Richard Heathfield, 03:54
- Re: Help with code (parse error), Richard Heathfield, 03:48
- Re: rolling dice, Elijah Cardon, 03:44
- Re: rolling dice, T.M. Sommers, 03:24
- Re: C99 Versus ANSI., Michael Mair, 03:00
- Re: Preprocessor and sizeof(), Ark, 02:25
- Re: rolling dice, Elijah Cardon, 01:07
- Re: derefrencing pointer to incomplete type, CBFalconer, 00:29
September 30, 2006
- Re: printing the address of a function, David R Tribble, 23:28
- Re: Final Theory Of Everything V6.0, Mabden, 23:22
- Re: K&R C and strings, Mabden, 23:11
- Re: An apology to Mr Paul Hsieh, Mabden, 23:07
- Re: Integer to "string" conversions, CBFalconer, 23:01
- Re: mergesort - strange output, CBFalconer, 22:26
- Re: call for a faq, CBFalconer, 21:49
- Re: what does "*" inside a printf mean?, CBFalconer, 21:45
- Re: rolling dice, T.M. Sommers, 21:40
- Re: rolling dice, Eric Sosman, 21:37
- Re: ow can i use fgets to read and ignore the first two lines of a file and output into another file, Eric Sosman, 21:20
- Re: C99 Versus ANSI., CBFalconer, 21:01
- Re: derefrencing pointer to incomplete type, Cong Wang, 20:56
- Re: call for a faq [OT: bikeshedding], Mabden, 20:48
- Re: C99 Versus ANSI., CBFalconer, 20:42
- Re: derefrencing pointer to incomplete type, pete, 20:40
- Re: C99 Versus ANSI., Ian Collins, 20:36
- Re: C99 Versus ANSI., CBFalconer, 20:34
- Re: Decoding a 30 MB formatted text file, Mabden, 20:24
- Re: C related, but not a C question.., Mabden, 20:18
- Re: rolling dice, Elijah Cardon, 19:50
- Re: Do you have the C or C++ standard? (serious question), Steve Pope, 19:47
- Re: How can i open a directory, Mabden, 19:47
- Re: Pointer to a 30 MB file, Joe Estock, 19:30
- Re: Pointer to a 30 MB file, Joe Estock, 19:29
- Re: Integer to "string" conversions, bwaichu@xxxxxxxxx, 19:15
- Re: ow can i use fgets to read and ignore the first two lines of a file and output into another file, Malcolm, 19:03
- Re: rolling dice, Malcolm, 18:59
- Re: rolling dice, pete, 18:01
- Re: derefrencing pointer to incomplete type, friend.05, 17:54
- Re: derefrencing pointer to incomplete type, Michael Mair, 17:39
- Re: rolling dice, Elijah Cardon, 17:38
- Re: rolling dice, Spiros Bousbouras, 17:24
- Re: rolling dice, Spiros Bousbouras, 17:20
- Re: ow can i use fgets to read and ignore the first two lines of a file and output into another file, pete, 17:16
- Re: rolling dice, Michael Mair, 17:14
- Re: rolling dice, Frederick Gotham, 17:02
- Re: Debugging standard C library routines, jacob navia, 17:01
- Re: ow can i use fgets to read and ignore the first two lines of a file and output into another file, Justme, 17:00
- derefrencing pointer to incomplete type, friend.05, 17:00
- Re: rolling dice, Eric Sosman, 16:59
- Re: rolling dice, Spiros Bousbouras, 16:58
- Re: Integer to "string" conversions, pete, 16:58
- Re: ow can i use fgets to read and ignore the first two lines of a file and output into another file, Eric Sosman, 16:57
- Re: rolling dice, Elijah Cardon, 16:56
- Re: rolling dice, Frederick Gotham, 16:50
- Re: Integer to "string" conversions, mkaras, 16:47
- Re: C related, but not a C question.., jacob navia, 16:34
- ow can i use fgets to read and ignore the first two lines of a file and output into another file, Justme, 16:32
- Re: Working with files and directories on Windows, pkirk25, 16:13
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