comp.lang.c (date)
November 30, 2006
- Re: Open two files at one time in C?, Keith Thompson, 16:10
- Re: How to write a murder-program in C ???, Spiros Bousbouras, 16:07
- Re: atol of a value > INT_MAX, Bill Medland, 15:38
- Re: When to initialize the local variables?, Hallvard B Furuseth, 15:22
- Re: When to initialize the local variables?, Hallvard B Furuseth, 14:58
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Richard Heathfield, 14:55
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, jacob navia, 14:46
- Re: When to initialize the local variables?, Richard Heathfield, 14:31
- Re: How can I use .init and .finit section of ELF shared object? - TPA, Default User, 14:28
- Re: How can I use .init and .finit section of ELF shared object? - TPA, Default User, 14:27
- Re: Open two files at one time in C? - TPA, Default User, 14:22
- Re: void * to struct * casting ..please help!, Martin Ambuhl, 14:22
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Default User, 14:15
- Re: Binary Division Problem Help, Ben Pfaff, 13:41
- Re: Binary Division Problem Help, santosh, 13:39
- Re: Error in scanf implementation or error in example in standard?, a\\/b, 13:34
- Re: Error in scanf implementation or error in example in standard?, a\\/b, 13:31
- Binary Division Problem Help, jamestuck21, 13:27
- How to become C expert?, the_init, 13:21
- Re: allowing a function to be called only from a specific function, Harald van Dijk, 13:07
- Re: atol of a value > INT_MAX, santosh, 13:05
- Re: atol of a value > INT_MAX, santosh, 13:01
- Re: Error in scanf implementation or error in example in standard?, P.J. Plauger, 13:00
- Re: When to initialize the local variables?, kyle york, 12:50
- Re: Error in scanf implementation or error in example in standard?, Robert Gamble, 12:34
- Re: When to initialize the local variables?, Richard Tobin, 12:32
- Re: When to initialize the local variables?, CBFalconer, 12:24
- Re: Left Shift / Right Shift Operators, CBFalconer, 12:10
- Re: How to write a murder-program in C ???, Frederick Gotham, 12:09
- Re: how do i pass an array to a function .. and also return an array back from the func????, Frederick Gotham, 12:05
- Re: Preprocessor includes, difference between quote and lt/gt, artifact . one, 11:54
- Re: how do i pass an array to a function .. and also return an array back from the func????, Keith Thompson, 11:54
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Keith Thompson, 11:52
- Re: Preprocessor includes, difference between quote and lt/gt, Richard Heathfield, 11:50
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, CBFalconer, 11:46
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Charlton Wilbur, 11:44
- Re: Left Shift / Right Shift Operators, Harald van Dijk, 11:44
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, CBFalconer, 11:38
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Keith Thompson, 11:35
- Re: Casting malloc, Clever Monkey, 11:34
- atol of a value > INT_MAX, A. Farber, 11:34
- Preprocessor includes, difference between quote and lt/gt, artifact . one, 11:28
- Re: Error in scanf implementation or error in example in standard?, CBFalconer, 11:25
- Re: Error in scanf implementation or error in example in standard?, CBFalconer, 11:18
- Re: To: People who write standards, Al Balmer, 11:17
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Al Balmer, 10:58
- Re: [OT] Re: Reading a string of unknown size, pete, 10:55
- Re: When to initialize the local variables?, santosh, 10:51
- Re: Open two files at one time in C?, Christopher Benson-Manica, 10:50
- Re: Left Shift / Right Shift Operators, Richard Heathfield, 10:46
- Re: help on reducing file size while having a readable format, santosh, 10:45
- Re: When to initialize the local variables?, pete, 10:45
- Re: Open two files at one time in C?, santosh, 10:42
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Al Balmer, 10:39
- Re: Left Shift / Right Shift Operators, Richard Heathfield, 10:38
- Re: World smallest chess program, Random832, 10:37
- Re: When to initialize the local variables?, Richard Heathfield, 10:35
- Re: Error in scanf implementation or error in example in standard?, Random832, 10:33
- Re: Open two files at one time in C?, Christopher Benson-Manica, 10:32
- Re: help on reducing file size while having a readable format, Tom St Denis, 10:30
- Re: Left Shift / Right Shift Operators, Random832, 10:30
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, pete, 10:29
- Re: Open two files at one time in C?, Clever Monkey, 10:28
- Re: How to write a murder-program in C ???, Random832, 10:28
- help on reducing file size while having a readable format, pedro . ballester, 10:26
- Re: How to write a murder-program in C ???, Random832, 10:23
- Re: Error in scanf implementation or error in example in standard?, Robert Gamble, 10:21
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, William Hughes, 10:20
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Richard Heathfield, 10:18
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Richard Heathfield, 10:15
- Re: When to initialize the local variables?, Clever Monkey, 10:14
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Kenneth Brody, 09:53
- Re: Left Shift / Right Shift Operators, pete, 09:50
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Richard Heathfield, 09:48
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Kenneth Brody, 09:46
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Kenneth Brody, 09:42
- Re: Error in scanf implementation or error in example in standard?, P.J. Plauger, 09:36
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Kenneth Brody, 09:36
- Re: When to initialize the local variables?, Chris Dollin, 09:35
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Kenneth Brody, 09:27
- Re: Need to choose a free compiler, Chris Hills, 09:26
- [OT] Re: Reading a string of unknown size, Eric Sosman, 09:25
- Re: Left Shift / Right Shift Operators, Harald van Dijk, 09:25
- Re: When to initialize the local variables?, Richard Bos, 09:10
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Richard Bos, 09:07
- Re: World smallest chess program, Christopher Benson-Manica, 08:55
- Re: When to initialize the local variables?, Tom St Denis, 08:44
- Re: When to initialize the local variables?, Chris Dollin, 08:42
- Re: void * to struct * casting ..please help!, santosh, 08:38
- Re: How can I use .init and .finit section of ELF shared object?, Ender.Dai, 08:35
- Re: When to initialize the local variables?, santosh, 08:34
- Re: When to initialize the local variables?, MQ, 08:34
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Chris Dollin, 08:33
- Re: Need to choose a free compiler, Tom St Denis, 08:25
- Re: waht is kernel programs, MQ, 08:23
- When to initialize the local variables?, Sriram Rajagopalan, 08:21
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, MQ, 08:20
- Re: Error in scanf implementation or error in example in standard?, Robert Gamble, 08:17
- Re: User input, Simon, 08:15
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, santosh, 08:13
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, MQ, 08:11
- Re: const , and valid converstions of pointers thereto, Ben Bacarisse, 08:07
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, MQ, 08:01
- Re: void * to struct * casting ..please help!, santosh, 07:59
- Re: waht is kernel programs, santosh, 07:53
- Re: void * to struct * casting ..please help!, mark_bluemel, 07:47
- Re: void * to struct * casting ..please help!, Tom St Denis, 07:43
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Tom St Denis, 07:33
- Re: Open two files at one time in C?, Richard Bos, 07:32
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Richard Bos, 07:29
- Re: Urgently required, Richard Bos, 07:28
- Re: Casting malloc (was: Reading a string of unknown size), Richard Bos, 07:25
- Re: waht is kernel programs, Tom St Denis, 07:22
- waht is kernel programs, Manash, 07:19
- void * to struct * casting ..please help!, Neha, 07:05
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Tom St Denis, 07:01
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, jacob navia, 06:43
- Re: a scanf() question, Simon Biber, 06:31
- Re: Error in scanf implementation or error in example in standard?, Simon Biber, 06:21
- Re: Need to choose a free compiler, santosh, 05:38
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, santosh, 05:19
- Re: how do i pass an array to a function .. and also return an array back from the func????, Chris Dollin, 05:10
- how do i pass an array to a function .. and also return an array back from the func????, bhejafry . mmk, 05:02
- Re: How to write a murder-program in C ???, dcorbit, 04:47
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, santosh, 04:35
- Re: User input, mark_bluemel, 04:34
- Re: How can I use .init and .finit section of ELF shared object?, Keith Thompson, 04:29
- Re: allowing a function to be called only from a specific function, Chris Dollin, 04:26
- Re: How to write a murder-program in C ???, Santosh Nayak, 04:21
- Re: How to write a murder-program in C ???, Chris Johnson, 04:07
- Re: Need to choose a free compiler, d3x0xr, 04:04
- Re: Left Shift / Right Shift Operators, CBFalconer, 03:56
- Re: passes of the Preprocessor //, CBFalconer, 03:51
- Re: const , and valid converstions of pointers thereto, d3x0xr, 03:50
- Re: How can I use .init and .finit section of ELF shared object?, d3x0xr, 03:47
- Re: C File I/O... working with array structures, CBFalconer, 03:39
- Re: How can I use .init and .finit section of ELF shared object?, Ian Collins, 03:36
- Re: C File I/O... working with array structures, CBFalconer, 03:35
- Re: How can I use .init and .finit section of ELF shared object?, Ender.Dai, 03:33
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, CBFalconer, 03:26
- Re: How can I use .init and .finit section of ELF shared object?, d3x0xr, 03:24
- Re: const , and valid converstions of pointers thereto, Richard Heathfield, 03:18
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, CBFalconer, 03:15
- How can I use .init and .finit section of ELF shared object?, Ender.Dai, 03:13
- Re: Left Shift / Right Shift Operators, Richard Heathfield, 03:09
- Re: Open two files at one time in C?, Keith Thompson, 03:07
- Re: Left Shift / Right Shift Operators, Richard Heathfield, 03:04
- Re: How to write a murder-program in C ???, Miles Davis, 03:02
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Richard Heathfield, 03:01
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, CBFalconer, 02:58
- Re: const , and valid converstions of pointers thereto, Michal Nazarewicz, 02:53
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Keith Thompson, 02:41
- Re: Left Shift / Right Shift Operators, Keith Thompson, 02:36
- Re: Cleanup patterns, Richard Heathfield, 02:34
- Re: Left Shift / Right Shift Operators, pete, 02:34
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Richard Heathfield, 02:29
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Richard Heathfield, 02:26
- Re: Left Shift / Right Shift Operators, pete, 02:24
- Re: Open two files at one time in C?, Richard Bos, 02:20
- Re: Left Shift / Right Shift Operators, onkar, 02:19
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Richard Heathfield, 02:16
- Re: ???? ?????, Richard Bos, 02:14
- Re: passes of the Preprocessor //, Richard Heathfield, 02:10
- Re: Left Shift / Right Shift Operators, Santosh Nayak, 02:08
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, Richard Bos, 02:07
- Re: const , and valid converstions of pointers thereto, Richard Heathfield, 02:04
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, jacob navia, 02:03
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, jacob navia, 01:57
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, jacob navia, 01:55
- Re: Left Shift / Right Shift Operators, Arthur J. O'Dwyer, 01:54
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, Richard Heathfield, 01:52
- Re: C File I/O... working with array structures, Richard Heathfield, 01:50
- Left Shift / Right Shift Operators, Santosh Nayak, 01:49
- Re: passes of the Preprocessor //, raxitsheth2000, 01:39
- Re: C File I/O... working with array structures, Keith Thompson, 01:37
- Re: passes of the Preprocessor //, Keith Thompson, 01:34
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, pete, 01:31
- Re: C File I/O... working with array structures, Richard Heathfield, 01:31
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Keith Thompson, 01:16
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Keith Thompson, 01:14
- passes of the Preprocessor //, onkar, 00:42
- Re: allowing a function to be called only from a specific function, CBFalconer, 00:40
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, CBFalconer, 00:35
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Ian Collins, 00:26
- Re: How to write a murder-program in C ???, santosh, 00:24
- Re: C File I/O... working with array structures, jaysome, 00:23
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Martin Ambuhl, 00:22
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, santosh, 00:19
- Re: Open two files at one time in C?, jaysome, 00:16
- How to write a murder-program in C ???, Ed Zagmoon, 00:14
- Re: C File I/O... working with array structures, santosh, 00:04
November 29, 2006
- Re: Cleanup patterns, santosh, 23:59
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, CBFalconer, 23:59
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, CBFalconer, 23:54
- Re: Open two files at one time in C?, santosh, 23:52
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, MQ, 23:51
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Ian Collins, 23:47
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Keith Thompson, 23:39
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, MQ, 23:36
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, MQ, 23:26
- Re: Open two files at one time in C?, james of tucson, 23:18
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Keith Thompson, 23:15
- Re: Cleanup patterns, MQ, 23:12
- Re: Jobs in Las Vegas (of the million newsgroups where else should this go?), Keith Thompson, 23:07
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, MQ, 23:05
- Jobs in Las Vegas (of the million newsgroups where else should this go?), d3x0xr, 22:42
- To: People who write standards, d3x0xr, 22:38
- Re: Open two files at one time in C?, sgerchick, 22:38
- A more verbose discussion of const and conversions... (part 2), d3x0xr, 22:31
- const , and valid converstions of pointers thereto, d3x0xr, 22:31
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Jack Klein, 22:28
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Jack Klein, 22:25
- Re: Open two files at one time in C?, Joe Estock, 22:05
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, websnarf, 21:51
- Open two files at one time in C?, padh . ayo, 21:49
- Re: allowing a function to be called only from a specific function, Ancient_Hacker, 21:34
- Re: C File I/O... working with array structures, padh . ayo, 21:24
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Gordon Burditt, 21:23
- Re: C File I/O... working with array structures, Keith Thompson, 21:16
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, websnarf, 21:13
- Re: C File I/O... working with array structures, Richard Heathfield, 21:08
- C and Fortran (was Re: Casting malloc), Beliavsky, 21:07
- Re: Cleanup patterns, Richard Heathfield, 21:03
- Re: scanf behaviour, Dik T. Winter, 20:54
- C File I/O... working with array structures, padh . ayo, 20:47
- Re: allowing a function to be called only from a specific function, Harald van Dijk, 20:36
- Re: Question regarding fgets and new lines, U S Contractors Offering Service A Non-profit, 20:31
- " They say why buy the cOw when the milk is fOr frEE ", U S Contractors Offering Service A Non-profit, 20:30
- Re: Array of zero element, Keith Thompson, 20:21
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, Keith Thompson, 20:17
- Re: allowing a function to be called only from a specific function, Keith Thompson, 20:12
- Re: Cleanup patterns, Bill Reid, 20:08
- Re: Question regarding fgets and new lines, Bill Reid, 20:07
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Keith Thompson, 20:05
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Keith Thompson, 19:57
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Peter Nilsson, 19:43
- Re: static memory allocation versus dynamic memory allocation, Ben Bacarisse, 19:37
- Re: Array of zero element, Peter Nilsson, 19:30
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, J. J. Farrell, 18:37
- Re: allowing a function to be called only from a specific function, Old Wolf, 18:04
- Re: allowing a function to be called only from a specific function, Old Wolf, 18:04
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Old Wolf, 17:57
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Old Wolf, 17:54
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, Old Wolf, 17:48
- Re: Array of zero element, Keith Thompson, 17:46
- Re: scanf behaviour, Keith Thompson, 17:41
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Keith Thompson, 17:26
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Old Wolf, 17:20
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Richard Heathfield, 17:19
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Richard Heathfield, 17:15
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Mark McIntyre, 17:15
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, jacob navia, 17:03
- Re: Casting malloc, websnarf, 16:53
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Richard Heathfield, 16:49
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, jacob navia, 16:38
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, Richard Heathfield, 16:34
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Richard Heathfield, 16:29
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Richard Heathfield, 16:27
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, Malcolm, 16:24
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, Richard Heathfield, 16:23
- Re: ???? ?????, Malcolm, 16:17
- Re: allowing a function to be called only from a specific function, Malcolm, 16:16
- Re: Casting malloc, Clever Monkey, 16:14
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, websnarf, 16:09
- Re: Casting malloc, Clever Monkey, 15:52
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, jacob navia, 15:42
- Re: Code fails with Segmentation Fault, Mark McIntyre, 15:41
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, jacob navia, 15:31
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Mark McIntyre, 15:29
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Mark McIntyre, 15:27
- Re: Self-assignment -- undefined?, Michael Roach, 15:18
- Re: allowing a function to be called only from a specific function, Christopher Benson-Manica, 15:06
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, websnarf, 14:58
- Re: scanf behaviour, Richard Heathfield, 14:53
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Richard Heathfield, 14:52
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, websnarf, 14:32
- Re: Cleanup patterns, Michael, 14:11
- Re: scanf behaviour, Mark McIntyre, 14:06
- Re: User input, Espen Myrland, 14:06
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Richard Heathfield, 14:06
- Re: scanf behaviour, av, 14:05
- Re: Error in scanf implementation or error in example in standard?, Richard Heathfield, 14:04
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Mark McIntyre, 14:03
- Re: "Might be undefined" Behaviour, pete, 13:52
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, jacob navia, 13:50
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, jacob navia, 13:47
- Re: User input, Simon, 13:43
- Re: Error in scanf implementation or error in example in standard?, Ben Pfaff, 13:20
- Re: Error in scanf implementation or error in example in standard?, Robert Gamble, 13:16
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Richard Heathfield, 13:14
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Richard Heathfield, 13:10
- Re: Error in scanf implementation or error in example in standard?, Richard Heathfield, 13:07
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, jacob navia, 13:03
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, jacob navia, 13:02
- Re: Error in scanf implementation or error in example in standard?, Robert Gamble, 12:58
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Richard Heathfield, 12:56
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, jacob navia, 12:50
- Re: Error in scanf implementation or error in example in standard?, Robert Gamble, 12:44
- Re: Error in scanf implementation or error in example in standard?, Richard Heathfield, 12:42
- Re: Error in scanf implementation or error in example in standard?, Robert Gamble, 12:36
- Re: A Problem with makefile., CBFalconer, 12:33
- Re: A Problem with makefile., Walter Roberson, 12:33
- Re: Error in scanf implementation or error in example in standard?, Ben Pfaff, 12:29
- Re: Need your HELP: C in LINUX, CBFalconer, 12:28
- Re: User input, mark_bluemel, 12:24
- Re: A Problem with makefile., santosh, 12:22
- Re: Error in scanf implementation or error in example in standard?, Robert Gamble, 12:19
- Re: User input, santosh, 12:19
- Re: Bytes allocated by the code ??, mark_bluemel, 12:17
- Re: static memory allocation versus dynamic memory allocation, CBFalconer, 12:12
- User input, Simon, 12:07
- Re: Array of zero element, Ben Pfaff, 12:03
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Al Balmer, 11:38
- Re: ãÓÇÁ ÇáÎíÑ, Richard Bos, 11:07
- A Problem with makefile., prasadjoshi124, 11:05
- Re: مساء الخير, Rafael Almeida, 11:04
- Re: scanf behaviour, Dik T. Winter, 11:00
- Re: static memory allocation versus dynamic memory allocation, Al Balmer, 10:59
- Re: a scanf() question, mark_bluemel, 10:50
- Re: Macros, John Bode, 10:48
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, Al Balmer, 10:42
- Re: ãÓÇÁ ÇáÎíÑ, Richard Tobin, 10:40
- Re: ãÓÇÁ ÇáÎíÑ, jacob navia, 10:31
- Re: scanf behaviour, John Bode, 10:29
- Re: Array of zero element, CBFalconer, 10:28
- Re: مساء الخير, Richard Bos, 10:24
- Re: what does this statement mean, Richard Bos, 10:21
- Re: Code fails with Segmentation Fault, Vlad Dogaru, 10:19
- Re: Array of zero element, CBFalconer, 10:18
- Re: Error in scanf implementation or error in example in standard?, Richard Bos, 10:17
- Re: Urgently required, Richard Bos, 10:13
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, CBFalconer, 10:12
- Re: scanf behaviour, Richard Bos, 10:05
- Re: مساء الخير, Leslie Kis-Adam, 09:59
- Re: Bytes allocated by the code ??, CBFalconer, 09:54
- Re: Code fails with Segmentation Fault, james of tucson, 09:53
- Re: scanf behaviour, av, 09:48
- Re: Casting malloc, CBFalconer, 09:40
- Re: Code fails with Segmentation Fault, Bill Medland, 09:38
- Re: what does this statement mean, Racaille, 09:29
- Re: Need your HELP: C in LINUX, Richard Heathfield, 09:26
- مساء الخير, Ebn . Shurrab, 09:20
- Re: what does this statement mean, Random832, 09:19
- Re: Need your HELP: C in LINUX, Simon Biber, 09:14
- Re: Array of zero element, Richard Heathfield, 09:02
- Re: Array of zero element, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 08:55
- Re: Code fails with Segmentation Fault, Vlad Dogaru, 08:54
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Richard Heathfield, 08:54
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, jacob navia, 08:45
- Re: what does this statement mean, Richard Heathfield, 08:42
- Re: allowing a function to be called only from a specific function, Eric Sosman, 08:41
- Re: Array of zero element, Richard Tobin, 08:41
- Re: what does this statement mean, Racaille, 08:34
- Re: Cleanup patterns, bert, 08:30
- Re: Cleanup patterns, Eric Sosman, 08:23
- Re: Array of zero element, Cong Wang, 08:22
- Re: Array of zero element, Tom St Denis, 08:16
- Re: allowing a function to be called only from a specific function, Richard Tobin, 08:12
- Re: Array of zero element, Richard Heathfield, 08:12
- Re: Array of zero element, Cong Wang, 08:03
- Re: Array of zero element, nileshsimaria, 08:01
- Re: Array of zero element, Richard Heathfield, 07:59
- Re: allowing a function to be called only from a specific function, Duncan Muirhead, 07:50
- Re: static memory allocation versus dynamic memory allocation, riedel, 07:43
- Array of zero element, nileshsimaria, 07:39
- Re: Need your HELP: C in LINUX, Simon Biber, 07:30
- Re: allowing a function to be called only from a specific function, Chris Dollin, 07:21
- Re: allowing a function to be called only from a specific function, santosh, 07:21
- Re: allowing a function to be called only from a specific function, mark_bluemel, 07:11
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Richard Heathfield, 07:03
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, jacob navia, 06:56
- Re: scanf behaviour, Dik T. Winter, 06:28
- Re: allowing a function to be called only from a specific function, junky_fellow@xxxxxxxxxxx, 06:02
- Re: allowing a function to be called only from a specific function, Richard Heathfield, 05:50
- allowing a function to be called only from a specific function, junky_fellow@xxxxxxxxxxx, 05:41
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Richard Heathfield, 05:41
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, jacob navia, 05:34
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, jacob navia, 05:34
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, Richard Heathfield, 05:32
- Re: a scanf() question, Keith Thompson, 04:44
- Re: Cleanup patterns, Chris Dollin, 04:31
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, websnarf, 04:24
- Re: static memory allocation versus dynamic memory allocation, Chris Dollin, 04:21
- Re: a scanf() question, mark_bluemel, 04:13
- Re: Bytes allocated by the code ??, mark_bluemel, 04:08
- Re: Bytes allocated by the code ??, Keith Thompson, 04:02
- Re: Casting malloc (was: Reading a string of unknown size), websnarf, 03:54
- Re: Macros, Keith Thompson, 03:50
- Re: Casting malloc, Richard Heathfield, 03:32
- Re: scanf behaviour, Richard Heathfield, 03:29
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Martin Ambuhl, 03:26
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Martin Ambuhl, 03:23
- Re: Casting malloc, websnarf, 03:21
- Re: scanf behaviour, J. J. Farrell, 03:02
- Re: Casting malloc (was: Reading a string of unknown size), Richard Heathfield, 02:57
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Richard Heathfield, 02:44
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, Richard Heathfield, 02:42
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, santosh, 02:42
- Re: Bytes allocated by the code ??, onkar, 02:39
- Re: Error in scanf implementation or error in example in standard?, Richard Heathfield, 02:39
- Re: Cleanup patterns, Richard Heathfield, 02:38
- Re: Macros, onkar, 02:32
- Re: Casting malloc (was: Reading a string of unknown size), websnarf, 02:27
- Re: variable allocated from stack/bss ??, MQ, 02:27
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, Richard Heathfield, 02:19
- variable allocated from stack/bss ??, onkar, 02:16
- Re: Casting malloc (was: Reading a string of unknown size), Richard Heathfield, 02:00
- Re: scanf behaviour, Richard Heathfield, 01:54
- Re: Cleanup patterns, MQ, 01:50
- Re: Pointers and nested structures, Simon Biber, 01:30
- " the day before the take off cool aSs shit Don't yA think ?, U S Contractors Offering Service A Non-profit, 00:54
- Re: MSVC 1.5 - how do I force strings into _CODE segment, santosh, 00:46
- Re: Cleanup patterns, Eric Sosman, 00:39
- MSVC 1.5 - how do I force strings into _CODE segment, Ed, 00:18
- Re: what does this statement mean, Ian Collins, 00:17
- Re: Error in scanf implementation or error in example in standard?, Robert Gamble, 00:07
November 28, 2006
- Re: Cleanup patterns, CBFalconer, 23:53
- Re: Casting malloc (was: Reading a string of unknown size), websnarf, 23:49
- what does this statement mean, raghu, 23:39
- Re: Casting malloc, Eric Sosman, 23:31
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, websnarf, 23:26
- Re: Casting malloc (was: Reading a string of unknown size), Keith Thompson, 23:19
- Re: Cleanup patterns, MQ, 23:18
- Re: right prime numbers, Keith Thompson, 23:16
- Re: Casting malloc (was: Reading a string of unknown size), websnarf, 23:05
- Re: Casting malloc, websnarf, 22:59
- Re: Macros, Random832, 22:53
- Re: right prime numbers, Ksitami, 22:26
- Re: Cleanup patterns, Eric Sosman, 22:23
- Re: scanf behaviour, trm, 22:14
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, Barry Schwarz, 22:08
- Re: right prime numbers, Ksitami, 22:08
- Re: Cleanup patterns, Tom St Denis, 21:37
- Cleanup patterns, MQ, 21:32
- Error in scanf implementation or error in example in standard?, Simon Biber, 21:21
- Re: static memory allocation versus dynamic memory allocation, Keith Thompson, 21:19
- Re: right prime numbers, CBFalconer, 20:45
- Re: static memory allocation versus dynamic memory allocation, CBFalconer, 20:35
- Re: static memory allocation versus dynamic memory allocation, Ben Bacarisse, 19:36
- Re: Casting malloc (was: Reading a string of unknown size), Richard Tobin, 19:14
- Re: static memory allocation versus dynamic memory allocation, Richard Harter, 19:13
- Re: right prime numbers, Keith Thompson, 19:04
- Re: scanf behaviour, Keith Thompson, 19:03
- Re: static memory allocation versus dynamic memory allocation, Keith Thompson, 19:01
- Re: right prime numbers, Keith Thompson, 19:00
- Re: right prime numbers, CBFalconer, 18:50
- Re: static memory allocation versus dynamic memory allocation, Ben Pfaff, 18:45
- Re: right prime numbers, james of tucson, 18:18
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Richard Heathfield, 18:16
- Re: scanf behaviour, Richard Heathfield, 18:15
- Re: right prime numbers, Ksitami, 18:14
- Re: static memory allocation versus dynamic memory allocation, Keith Thompson, 18:13
- Re: right prime numbers, Keith Thompson, 18:10
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Richard Heathfield, 18:07
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, Default User, 18:00
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Mark McIntyre, 17:59
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, Mark McIntyre, 17:57
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, Mark McIntyre, 17:55
- Re: removing newline character from the buffer read by fgets, Keith Thompson, 17:44
- Re: right prime numbers, Ksitami, 17:32
- Re: static memory allocation versus dynamic memory allocation, Ben Pfaff, 17:03
- Re: Question regarding fgets and new lines, Malcolm, 17:02
- Re: scanf behaviour, Keith Thompson, 17:00
- Re: static memory allocation versus dynamic memory allocation, Malcolm, 16:50
- Re: Macros, Keith Thompson, 16:41
- Re: Macros, Keith Thompson, 16:36
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, Keith Thompson, 16:26
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, Keith Thompson, 16:20
- Re: Urgently required, Keith Thompson, 16:10
- Re: Bytes allocated by the code ??, Keith Thompson, 16:02
- Re: right prime numbers, Keith Thompson, 15:43
- Re: Casting malloc, Eric Sosman, 15:36
- Re: Sharing static variables or function between source files., Christopher Benson-Manica, 15:31
- Re: Bytes allocated by the code ??, Walter Roberson, 15:16
- Re: Question regarding fgets and new lines, Keith Thompson, 15:10
- Re: Casting malloc (was: Reading a string of unknown size), Chris Torek, 15:05
- Re: Macros, Walter Roberson, 15:05
- Re: Casting malloc (was: Reading a string of unknown size), websnarf, 14:54
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, websnarf, 14:42
- Re: Bytes allocated by the code ??, Kenny McCormack, 14:15
- Re: Macros, Harald van Dijk, 14:12
- Re: Bytes allocated by the code ??, Tom St Denis, 14:05
- Re: Code fails with Segmentation Fault, Tom St Denis, 13:58
- Bytes allocated by the code ??, onkar, 13:57
- Re: Code fails with Segmentation Fault, David T. Ashley, 13:35
- Re: Macros, John Bode, 13:33
- Re: right prime numbers, Don, 13:33
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Kenny McCormack, 13:26
- Re: Code fails with Segmentation Fault, Tom St Denis, 13:24
- Re: Code fails with Segmentation Fault, santosh, 13:03
- Re: Macros, Frederick Gotham, 13:00
- Re: Code fails with Segmentation Fault, Tom St Denis, 12:55
- Re: Code fails with Segmentation Fault, Bill Medland, 12:48
- Re: Code fails with Segmentation Fault, Eric Sosman, 12:43
- Re: a scanf() question, Mik0b0, 12:42
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, santosh, 12:40
- Re: Code fails with Segmentation Fault, dcorbit, 12:26
- Re: I am studying c myself .Which books I should read?, Default User, 12:09
- Code fails with Segmentation Fault, Vlad Dogaru, 12:07
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Default User, 12:04
- Re: C-faq q13.20, Eric Sosman, 11:17
- Re: removing newline character from the buffer read by fgets, santosh, 11:12
- Re: Sharing static variables or function between source files., santosh, 10:59
- Casting malloc (was: Reading a string of unknown size), CBFalconer, 10:55
- Re: Sharing static variables or function between source files., Jack Klein, 10:45
- Re: removing newline character from the buffer read by fgets, Jack Klein, 10:41
- Re: scanf behaviour, CBFalconer, 10:40
- Re: removing newline character from the buffer read by fgets, Jack Klein, 10:35
- Re: Most Interesting Bug Track Down, lawrence . jones, 10:16
- Re: Sharing static variables or function between source files., sololoquist, 09:29
- Re: Urgently required, Christopher Benson-Manica, 09:13
- Re: removing newline character from the buffer read by fgets, Richard Heathfield, 08:01
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, Richard Heathfield, 07:55
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, CBFalconer, 07:43
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, CBFalconer, 07:41
- Re: a scanf() question, Simon Biber, 07:31
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, websnarf, 07:26
- Re: scanf behaviour, Simon Biber, 07:22
- Re: removing newline character from the buffer read by fgets, junky_fellow@xxxxxxxxxxx, 07:19
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, websnarf, 06:58
- Re: Most Interesting Bug Track Down, Chris Dollin, 06:08
- Re: Macros, Harry, 06:01
- [OT] Re: Reading a string of unknown size, santosh, 05:32
- Re: empty parameterized macro, Hallvard B Furuseth, 05:31
- Re: removing newline character from the buffer read by fgets, Richard Heathfield, 05:27
- Re: a scanf() question, Richard Heathfield, 05:23
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, Santosh Nayak, 05:21
- Re: a scanf() question, Richard Bos, 05:15
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, Santosh Nayak, 05:13
- Re: Urgently required, Richard Bos, 05:12
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, Richard Bos, 05:10
- Re: Question regarding fgets and new lines, Richard Bos, 05:09
- Re: removing newline character from the buffer read by fgets, santosh, 05:08
- Re: Urgently required, Mik0b0, 04:56
- Re: removing newline character from the buffer read by fgets, junky_fellow@xxxxxxxxxxx, 04:54
- Re: I am studying c myself .Which books I should read?, santosh, 04:53
- Re: Macros, Peter "Shaggy" Haywood, 04:46
- a scanf() question, Mik0b0, 04:43
- Re: Macros, santosh, 04:41
- Re: Macros, Martin Ambuhl, 04:09
- Re: removing newline character from the buffer read by fgets, Richard Heathfield, 03:59
- Re: Pointers and nested structures, mark_bluemel, 03:54
- Re: Pointers and nested structures, santosh, 03:43
- Re: Pointers and nested structures, Miles Davis, 03:37
- Re: Pointers and nested structures, Miles Davis, 03:32
- Re: removing newline character from the buffer read by fgets, junky_fellow@xxxxxxxxxxx, 03:30
- Re: Sharing static variables or function between source files., Miles Davis, 03:15
- Pointers and nested structures, Computer Wizard, 03:14
- Re: Macros, Walter Roberson, 02:57
- [OT] Re: Reading a string of unknown size, santosh, 02:48
- Re: Macros, raxitsheth2000, 02:36
- Re: Sharing static variables or function between source files., raxitsheth2000, 02:26
- Re: Sharing static variables or function between source files., Miles Davis, 02:20
- Macros, Harry, 02:16
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, Keith Thompson, 02:04
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, Richard Heathfield, 01:41
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, Sundar, 01:33
- Re: C-faq q13.20, Thad Smith, 01:21
- Re: removing newline character from the buffer read by fgets, Richard Heathfield, 01:07
- Re: Most Interesting Bug Track Down, James Dow Allen, 01:02
- Re: I am studying c myself .Which books I should read?, Richard Heathfield, 00:59
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Richard Heathfield, 00:51
- Re: removing newline character from the buffer read by fgets, Martin Ambuhl, 00:45
- Re: removing newline character from the buffer read by fgets, Martin Ambuhl, 00:43
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, Richard Heathfield, 00:42
- Re: RunTime Datatype Determination in C, dbansal, 00:26
- Re: Sharing static variables or function between source files., Jack Klein, 00:12
- Re: removing newline character from the buffer read by fgets, Jack Klein, 00:09
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, james of tucson, 00:01
- Re: empty parameterized macro, aegis, 00:00
November 27, 2006
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, Sundar, 23:46
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, Santosh Nayak, 23:15
- Re: Sharing static variables or function between source files., Walter Roberson, 23:12
- Re: Sharing static variables or function between source files., Christopher Benson-Manica, 23:06
- Re: removing newline character from the buffer read by fgets, Walter Roberson, 23:04
- Re: I am studying c myself .Which books I should read?, CBFalconer, 22:44
- Re: Question regarding fgets and new lines, CBFalconer, 22:28
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, J. J. Farrell, 22:16
- Sharing static variables or function between source files., shantanu, 22:11
- removing newline character from the buffer read by fgets, junky_fellow@xxxxxxxxxxx, 22:03
- Re: string operation??, Random832, 21:24
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Kenny McCormack, 21:11
- Re: Question regarding fgets and new lines, Eric Sosman, 21:05
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, Keith Thompson, 20:52
- Re: I am studying c myself .Which books I should read?, Solo.Wolve, 20:44
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, Keith Thompson, 20:38
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Keith Thompson, 20:36
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, Walter Roberson, 20:32
- Re: Build-in sqrt()?, Keith Thompson, 20:22
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, David T. Ashley, 20:07
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, Joe Wright, 20:06
- Re: World smallest chess program, Keith Thompson, 20:03
- Re: string operation??, Simon Biber, 19:18
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, Richard Tobin, 19:14
- Re: Most Interesting Bug Track Down, William Hughes, 19:05
- Re: _Complex constant, CBFalconer, 19:04
- Re: Most Interesting Bug Track Down, Ben Pfaff, 18:51
- Re: Most Interesting Bug Track Down, Keith Thompson, 18:47
- Re: Question regarding fgets and new lines, Keith Thompson, 18:44
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, David T. Ashley, 18:36
- Re: string operation??, Harald van Dijk, 18:32
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Kenny McCormack, 18:31
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, Ben Pfaff, 18:27
- Re: _Complex constant, Keith Thompson, 18:23
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Richard Heathfield, 18:06
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Keith Thompson, 17:52
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, Richard Heathfield, 17:50
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Richard Heathfield, 17:48
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, Mark McIntyre, 17:33
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, Mark McIntyre, 17:32
- Re: string operation??, Spiros Bousbouras, 16:37
- Re: string operation??, Spiros Bousbouras, 16:23
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, Spiros Bousbouras, 15:53
- Re: string operation??, Random832, 15:23
- Urgently required, businessjoint, 15:18
- Re: string operation??, Christopher Benson-Manica, 14:54
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, Kevin Handy, 13:28
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Default User, 12:51
- Re: Writing an int to a file, not quite sure how buffers work., santosh, 11:21
- Re: Writing an int to a file, not quite sure how buffers work., Tom St Denis, 11:17
- Re: Writing an int to a file, not quite sure how buffers work., John Bode, 11:15
- Re: Writing an int to a file, not quite sure how buffers work., Richard Heathfield, 11:08
- Re: Build-in sqrt()?, Tom St Denis, 10:49
- Re: Writing an int to a file, not quite sure how buffers work., Tom St Denis, 10:47
- Re: Build-in sqrt()?, John Bode, 10:43
- Re: Writing an int to a file, not quite sure how buffers work., Richard Heathfield, 10:42
- Re: Build-in sqrt()?, CBFalconer, 10:22
- Re: Writing an int to a file, not quite sure how buffers work., riedel, 09:54
- Re: Writing an int to a file, not quite sure how buffers work., Random832, 09:30
- Re: Writing an int to a file, not quite sure how buffers work., Random832, 09:29
- Re: Writing an int to a file, not quite sure how buffers work., Tom St Denis, 08:21
- Re: Writing an int to a file, not quite sure how buffers work., Richard Heathfield, 08:17
- Re: Build-in sqrt()?, Tom St Denis, 08:16
- Re: Build-in sqrt()?, Richard Heathfield, 08:13
- Re: Writing an int to a file, not quite sure how buffers work., Tom St Denis, 08:11
- Re: Writing an int to a file, not quite sure how buffers work., santosh, 08:11
- Re: static memory allocation versus dynamic memory allocation, Ben Bacarisse, 08:11
- Re: Build-in sqrt()?, Tom St Denis, 08:04
- Re: scanf behaviour, Dik T. Winter, 08:00
- Re: Writing an int to a file, not quite sure how buffers work., santosh, 07:21
- Re: Writing an int to a file, not quite sure how buffers work., Random832, 07:15
- Re: string operation??, santosh, 07:15
- Re: Writing an int to a file, not quite sure how buffers work., Random832, 07:14
- Re: enable/disable device using device id.., santosh, 07:10
- Re: string operation??, Bob Martin, 07:04
- enable/disable device using device id.., solanki.chandrakant@xxxxxxxxx, 07:02
- Re: empty parameterized macro, Hallvard B Furuseth, 06:52
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, Richard Heathfield, 06:49
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, Richard Heathfield, 06:48
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Richard Heathfield, 06:47
- Re: string operation??, santosh, 06:29
- empty parameterized macro, John Goche, 06:27
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, Santosh, 06:26
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, Richard Heathfield, 06:22
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, santosh, 06:21
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, Santosh, 06:16
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, CBFalconer, 06:16
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, CBFalconer, 06:13
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, santosh, 06:08
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, Richard Heathfield, 06:00
- Re: Writing an int to a file, not quite sure how buffers work., Richard Heathfield, 05:50
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, Santosh, 05:43
- Re: Writing an int to a file, not quite sure how buffers work., jaysome, 05:22
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, Richard Heathfield, 04:55
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Richard Heathfield, 04:49
- Re: Writing an int to a file, not quite sure how buffers work., Richard Heathfield, 04:47
- Re: Build-in sqrt()?, Richard Heathfield, 04:44
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, Santosh, 04:31
- Re: string operation??, mark_bluemel, 03:52
- Re: URL decoding/encoding problem, flyingco, 03:50
- string operation??, sethukr@xxxxxxxxx, 03:43
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, Chris Hills, 03:28
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, Chris Hills, 03:26
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, Chris Hills, 03:25
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Keith Thompson, 02:54
- Re: Build-in sqrt()?, Simon Biber, 01:54
- Re: inserion sort code, santosh, 01:29
- Re: Build-in sqrt()?, peng.xiaoyu@xxxxxxxxx, 01:12
- Re: scanf behaviour, Ian Collins, 01:04
- Re: Build-in sqrt()?, loic-dev, 00:45
- Re: Build-in sqrt()?, Jack Klein, 00:17
- Re: Build-in sqrt()?, Tim Prince, 00:14
- Re: Writing an int to a file, not quite sure how buffers work., santosh, 00:09
November 26, 2006
- Re: scanf behaviour, Alan Curry, 23:51
- Re: Writing an int to a file, not quite sure how buffers work., Random832, 23:40
- Re: Build-in sqrt()?, santosh, 23:22
- Re: Writing an int to a file, not quite sure how buffers work., Stephen Sprunk, 23:20
- Build-in sqrt()?, peng.xiaoyu@xxxxxxxxx, 23:05
- Re: static memory allocation versus dynamic memory allocation, santosh, 22:55
- Re: inserion sort code, santosh, 22:51
- Re: inserion sort code, Jack Klein, 22:50
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, santosh, 22:43
- Re: scanf behaviour, Dik T. Winter, 22:26
- inserion sort code, tamtam, 21:57
- Re: scanf behaviour, Ian Collins, 21:38
- Re: scanf behaviour, Dik T. Winter, 20:16
- Re: parsing fortran, Ben Bacarisse, 20:07
- Re: parsing fortran, David Wade, 19:48
- Re: static memory allocation versus dynamic memory allocation, Ben Bacarisse, 18:38
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, Malcolm, 18:30
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, Joel, 17:14
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, Joel, 17:07
- BIBLE made it on TIME go SEE...And this info is recorded that you have this email ?, U S Contractors Offering Service A Non-profit, 16:10
- Re: Optimizing Away, Kenny McCormack, 15:58
- Re: Most Interesting Bug Track Down, goose, 15:44
- Re: static memory allocation versus dynamic memory allocation, Malcolm, 14:01
- Re: parsing fortran, santosh, 13:22
- Re: parsing fortran, jburgy, 13:04
- Re: Writing an int to a file, not quite sure how buffers work., Barry Schwarz, 12:45
- Re: Question regarding fgets and new lines, Robert Gamble, 12:38
- Re: To Make Assembelly language program, Walter Roberson, 12:25
- Re: I am studying c myself .Which books I should read?, sherlockmao@xxxxxxxxx, 10:58
- Re: I am studying c myself .Which books I should read?, Leslie Kis-Adam, 10:00
- I am studying c myself .Which books I should read?, Solo.Wolve, 09:58
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, Leslie Kis-Adam, 09:19
- Re: scanf behaviour, Harald van Dijk, 09:02
- Re: scanf behaviour, Richard Heathfield, 09:02
- Re: scanf behaviour, mdbenchrifa, 08:54
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, santosh, 08:19
- Re: static memory allocation versus dynamic memory allocation, CBFalconer, 08:17
- Re: #define for C99?, Tom St Denis, 07:58
- Re: static memory allocation versus dynamic memory allocation, rhle.freak, 06:42
- Re: Writing an int to a file, not quite sure how buffers work., Malcolm, 05:25
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, Malcolm, 05:23
- easyflirt, swamy, 05:21
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, Malcolm, 05:21
- Re: To Make Assembelly language program, Malcolm, 05:17
- Re: parsing fortran, Malcolm, 05:01
- Re: static memory allocation versus dynamic memory allocation, Malcolm, 04:57
- Re: Question regarding fgets and new lines, Ben Bacarisse, 03:44
- Re: static memory allocation versus dynamic memory allocation, santosh, 03:13
- Re: Question regarding fgets and new lines, Ben Bacarisse, 03:00
- Re: static memory allocation versus dynamic memory allocation, Richard Heathfield, 00:59
- Re: static memory allocation versus dynamic memory allocation, Tom St Denis, 00:59
- Re: scanf behaviour, Ian Collins, 00:56
- static memory allocation versus dynamic memory allocation, Ken, 00:48
- Re: scanf behaviour, Richard Heathfield, 00:47
- Re: scanf behaviour, Ian Collins, 00:35
- Re: scanf behaviour, Ian Collins, 00:34
November 25, 2006
- Re: scanf behaviour, Richard Heathfield, 23:56
- Re: scanf behaviour, Richard Heathfield, 23:55
- Re: scanf behaviour, Richard Heathfield, 23:53
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, Richard Heathfield, 23:45
- Re: Question regarding fgets and new lines, Richard Heathfield, 23:40
- Re: To Make Assembelly language program, Jack Klein, 22:20
- Re: Question regarding fgets and new lines, Bill Reid, 21:57
- Re: returning address of a local variable, Peter "Shaggy" Haywood, 21:10
- Re: Interesting code, Dik T. Winter, 20:53
- Re: parsing fortran, Dik T. Winter, 20:31
- Re: Most Interesting Bug Track Down, Ian Collins, 20:06
- Re: Most Interesting Bug Track Down, Mark F. Haigh, 19:57
- Re: Writing an int to a file, not quite sure how buffers work., Barry Schwarz, 19:35
- Re: World smallest chess program, Kenneth Sloan, 19:02
- Re: scanf behaviour, Ian Collins, 18:32
- Re: scanf behaviour, Mark McIntyre, 18:23
- Re: scanf behaviour, Ian Collins, 18:11
- Re: scanf behaviour, Ian Collins, 18:07
- Re: scanf behaviour, Ian Collins, 18:04
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, Nelu, 17:48
- Re: Question regarding fgets and new lines, Chris Torek, 17:36
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, Mark McIntyre, 17:28
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, Mark McIntyre, 17:27
- Re: scanf behaviour, Mark McIntyre, 17:26
- Re: scanf behaviour, Mark McIntyre, 17:23
- Re: scanf behaviour, Mark McIntyre, 17:21
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, lane straatman, 17:07
- Re: printing a pointer, Ian Collins, 16:29
- Re: Question regarding fgets and new lines, Bill Reid, 16:04
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Richard Heathfield, 15:55
- Re: printing a pointer, Chris Torek, 15:44
- Re: Most Interesting Bug Track Down, Ian Collins, 15:41
- Re: World smallest chess program, dcorbit, 15:20
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Default User, 15:15
- Re: scanf behaviour, Default User, 14:54
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, Default User, 14:53
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, santosh, 14:42
- Re: Reading a string of unknown size, Richard Heathfield, 14:42
- Reading a string of unknown size, Tonio Cartonio, 14:33
- Re: To Make Assembelly language program, santosh, 14:32
- Re: Most Interesting Bug Track Down, William Hughes, 12:24
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, rhle.freak, 11:00
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Kenny McCormack, 09:53
- Re: To Make Assembelly language program, Malcolm, 09:48
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, Malcolm, 09:46
- Re: printing a pointer, CBFalconer, 09:43
- Re: memory fragmentation, Suse Linux 64b, CBFalconer, 09:40
- Re: TWISTER 2: Read on...., CBFalconer, 09:36
- [OT] Re: Most Interesting Bug Track Down, Eric Sosman, 09:28
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Richard Heathfield, 09:17
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Kenny McCormack, 09:09
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Kenny McCormack, 09:02
- Re: Question regarding fgets and new lines, Eric Sosman, 08:59
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, Richard Heathfield, 08:58
- Re: scanf behaviour, Richard Heathfield, 08:52
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Kenny McCormack, 08:40
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Kenny McCormack, 08:38
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Kenny McCormack, 08:35
- Re: To Make Assembelly language program, Chris Thomasson, 08:20
- Re: Need your HELP: C in LINUX, Old Wolf, 08:18
- Re: TWISTER 2: Read on...., Old Wolf, 08:09
- Re: To Make Assembelly language program, jacob navia, 08:03
- Re: To Make Assembelly language program, jacob navia, 08:02
- Re: Most Interesting Bug Track Down, Frederick Gotham, 08:00
- Re: memory fragmentation, Suse Linux 64b, Sudhanshu, 07:56
- Re: parsing fortran, santosh, 07:33
- Re: To Make Assembelly language program, santosh, 07:29
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, Chris Thomasson, 07:16
- Re: To Make Assembelly language program, Chris Thomasson, 07:15
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, santosh, 07:12
- Re: To Make Assembelly language program, junky_fellow@xxxxxxxxxxx, 07:10
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, santosh, 07:08
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, santosh, 07:04
- Re: To Make Assembelly language program, jacob navia, 06:46
- Re: printing a pointer, junky_fellow@xxxxxxxxxxx, 06:44
- Re: Interesting code, August Karlstrom, 06:11
- Re: scanf behaviour, stasgold, 05:57
- Re: drawing a line, marko, 05:32
- Re: Most Interesting Bug Track Down, websnarf, 05:22
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, J. J. Farrell, 04:54
- Re: drawing a line, Malcolm, 04:44
- Re: drawing a line, Richard Heathfield, 04:27
- Re: Most Interesting Bug Track Down, Mark F. Haigh, 04:21
- Re: drawing a line, Malcolm, 04:19
- Re: drawing a line, Malcolm, 04:17
- Re: Writing an int to a file, not quite sure how buffers work., Malcolm, 04:13
- Re: scanf behaviour, Richard Heathfield, 04:06
- Re: scanf behaviour, CBFalconer, 04:00
- Re: parsing fortran, Malcolm, 04:00
- Re: To Make Assembelly language program, Malcolm, 03:57
- Re: scanf behaviour, stasgold, 03:55
- Re: _Complex constant, CBFalconer, 03:53
- To Make Assembelly language program, VijayJaiswal, 03:43
- Re: Question regarding fgets and new lines, websnarf, 03:36
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, rhle.freak, 03:32
- Re: _Complex constant, Richard Heathfield, 03:31
- Re: _Complex constant, Harald van Dijk, 03:24
- Re: Question regarding fgets and new lines, websnarf, 03:21
- Re: _Complex constant, Richard Heathfield, 03:16
- Re: printing a pointer, Harald van Dijk, 03:14
- Re: scanf behaviour, Richard Heathfield, 03:12
- Re: _Complex constant, Harald van Dijk, 03:01
- Re: scanf behaviour, Richard Heathfield, 02:59
- Re: scanf behaviour, Ian Collins, 02:58
- Re: _Complex constant, Richard Heathfield, 02:54
- Re: scanf behaviour, Ian Collins, 02:54
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, Becker, 02:48
- Re: _Complex constant, Harald van Dijk, 02:46
- Re: scanf behaviour, Richard Heathfield, 02:43
- Re: scanf behaviour, Richard Heathfield, 02:42
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, sq, 02:38
- Re: drawing a line, Richard Heathfield, 02:30
- Re: scanf behaviour, Ian Collins, 02:30
- Re: scanf behaviour, stasgold, 02:29
- Re: scanf behaviour, Richard Heathfield, 02:22
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, Richard Heathfield, 02:20
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, Richard Heathfield, 02:19
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, Richard Heathfield, 02:16
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, Richard Heathfield, 02:16
- Re: scanf behaviour, stasgold, 02:13
- Re: scanf behaviour, stasgold, 02:01
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, stasgold, 01:53
- Re: printing a pointer, Chris Torek, 01:49
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, Nelu, 00:51
- Re: drawing a line, Arthur J. O'Dwyer, 00:15
November 24, 2006
- Re: printing a pointer, junky_fellow@xxxxxxxxxxx, 23:36
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, gurdz, 23:04
- Re: TWISTER 2: Read on...., Lew Pitcher, 22:48
- Re: TWISTER 2: Read on...., Lew Pitcher, 22:48
- Re: scanf behaviour, CBFalconer, 22:11
- Re: Question regarding fgets and new lines, websnarf, 22:00
- Re: memory fragmentation, Suse Linux 64b, Dik T. Winter, 21:47
- Re: scanf behaviour, Jens Thoms Toerring, 21:46
- Re: Question regarding fgets and new lines, Ben Bacarisse, 21:37
- Re: scanf behaviour, CBFalconer, 21:20
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, Dan Henry, 21:18
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, Gordon Burditt, 21:10
- Re: Most Interesting Bug Track Down, Gordon Burditt, 21:07
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, CBFalconer, 21:03
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, CBFalconer, 21:01
- Re: Most Interesting Bug Track Down, CBFalconer, 20:34
- Re: Question regarding fgets and new lines, CBFalconer, 20:28
- Re: using DLL, Barry Schwarz, 20:14
- Re: TWISTER 2: Read on...., Barry Schwarz, 19:52
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, Clark S. Cox III, 19:50
- Re: scanf behaviour, Jens Thoms Toerring, 19:28
- Re: Most Interesting Bug Track Down, Frederick Gotham, 18:46
- Re: drawing a line, SM Ryan, 18:44
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, osmium, 18:44
- Re: Most Interesting Bug Track Down, Frederick Gotham, 18:44
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, Richard Tobin, 18:11
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, Ian Collins, 18:06
- Re: scanf behaviour, Ian Collins, 18:04
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, gurdz, 18:04
- Re: Question regarding fgets and new lines, Richard Tobin, 18:02
- Re: Most Interesting Bug Track Down, Jack Klein, 17:59
- Re: scanf behaviour, Richard Heathfield, 17:58
- Re: Question regarding fgets and new lines, Richard Heathfield, 17:57
- Re: Most Interesting Bug Track Down, Eric Sosman, 17:56
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, Richard Heathfield, 17:56
- Re: scanf behaviour, Ian Collins, 17:56
- Re: Question regarding fgets and new lines, Eric Sosman, 17:48
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, stasgold, 17:47
- Re: screen clearing in ANSI C, Ian Collins, 17:43
- screen clearing in ANSI C, Leslie Kis-Adam, 17:34
- scanf behaviour, stasgold, 17:32
- Re: dyld_stub_binding_helper undefined symbol / crt1.o link error, Jack Klein, 17:28
- Most Interesting Bug Track Down, Frederick Gotham, 17:12
- Re: <oT:Java>unusual casting, William S Fulton, 16:59
- Re: printing a pointer, CBFalconer, 16:36
- Re: TWISTER 2: Read on...., CBFalconer, 16:29
- Re: Question regarding fgets and new lines, CBFalconer, 16:18
- Re: RunTime Datatype Determination in C, Mathias Gaunard, 16:09
- Re: _Complex constant, CBFalconer, 16:04
- Re: assignment of integer to enumerated value, Ian Collins, 16:03
- Re: assignment of integer to enumerated value, Eric Sosman, 15:58
- Re: assignment of integer to enumerated value, Frederick Gotham, 15:50
- Re: assignment of integer to enumerated value, Keith Thompson, 15:49
- Re: assignment of integer to enumerated value, Eric Sosman, 15:38
- Re: assignment of integer to enumerated value, Ian Collins, 15:37
- Re: Translating from C with extensions to standard C, Ian Collins, 15:33
- Re: Question regarding fgets and new lines, Keith Thompson, 15:23
- Re: Translating from C with extensions to standard C, Keith Thompson, 15:17
- Re: Writing an int to a file, not quite sure how buffers work., J. J. Farrell, 15:16
- Re: assignment of integer to enumerated value, Frederick Gotham, 15:06
- assignment of integer to enumerated value, John Goche, 15:02
- Re: Writing an int to a file, not quite sure how buffers work., Ian Collins, 14:58
- Re: Writing an int to a file, not quite sure how buffers work., mellyshum123, 14:50
- Re: dyld_stub_binding_helper undefined symbol / crt1.o link error, Mark McIntyre, 14:47
- Re: Writing an int to a file, not quite sure how buffers work., Ian Collins, 14:42
- Re: Question regarding fgets and new lines, Roland Pibinger, 14:40
- Re: TWISTER 2: Read on...., Lew Pitcher, 14:38
- Writing an int to a file, not quite sure how buffers work., mellyshum123, 14:24
- Re: Pointer to integral conversion, Skarmander, 14:04
- Re: Question regarding fgets and new lines, Keith Thompson, 13:55
- Re: Pointer to integral conversion, Keith Thompson, 13:49
- Re: Question regarding fgets and new lines, Bill Reid, 13:47
- Re: _Complex constant, Laurent Deniau, 13:33
- Re: printing a pointer, Harald van Dijk, 13:16
- printing a pointer, junky_fellow@xxxxxxxxxxx, 13:02
- Re: Need your HELP: C in LINUX, santosh, 12:53
- Re: TWISTER 2: Read on...., santosh, 12:50
- Re: _Complex constant, Kenny McCormack, 12:48
- Re: TWISTER 2: Read on...., Richard Heathfield, 12:31
- Re: TWISTER 2: Read on...., Nirjhar Oberoi, 12:22
- Re: drawing a line, marko, 12:15
- Re: drawing a line, marko, 12:14
- Re: _Complex constant, Harald van Dijk, 12:08
- Re: memory fragmentation, Suse Linux 64b, Gennady Maly, 11:57
- Re: Need your HELP: C in LINUX, Nirjhar Oberoi, 11:56
- Re: drawing a line, Richard Heathfield, 11:47
- Re: drawing a line, Ian Malone, 11:13
- Re: TWISTER 2: Read on...., Lew Pitcher, 11:02
- Re: _Complex constant, CBFalconer, 11:01
- Re: drawing a line, Richard Heathfield, 10:59
- Re: Need your HELP: C in LINUX, Jarosław Rafa, 10:41
- Re: drawing a line, Nick Keighley, 10:39
- Re: TWISTER 2: Read on...., Richard Heathfield, 10:17
- Re: TWISTER 2: Read on...., Richard Tobin, 10:15
- Re: TWISTER 2: Read on...., Richard Heathfield, 10:02
- Re: TWISTER 2: Read on...., Eric Sosman, 09:57
- Re: TWISTER 2: Read on...., Harald van Dijk, 09:56
- Re: TWISTER 2: Read on...., Richard Heathfield, 09:53
- Re: TWISTER 2: Read on...., Eric Sosman, 09:49
- Re: using DLL, Bill Medland, 09:29
- Re: TWISTER 2: Read on...., Richard Heathfield, 09:19
- using DLL, Bruno Guerpillon, 09:14
- drawing a line, marko, 09:13
- Re: _Complex constant, Harald van Dijk, 09:12
- Re: Question regarding fgets and new lines, Harald van Dijk, 08:51
- Re: Question regarding fgets and new lines, Roland Pibinger, 08:51
- Re: Need your HELP: C in LINUX, CBFalconer, 08:51
- Re: TWISTER 2: Read on...., CBFalconer, 08:48
- Re: Question regarding fgets and new lines, CBFalconer, 08:42
- Re: parsing fortran, Beliavsky, 08:39
- Re: Pointer to integral conversion, Eric Sosman, 08:38
- Re: Question regarding fgets and new lines, Richard Bos, 08:37
- Re: Question regarding fgets and new lines, Roland Pibinger, 08:30
- Re: parsing fortran, Richard Bos, 08:21
- Re: memory fragmentation, Suse Linux 64b, Barry Schwarz, 08:15
- Re: parsing fortran, Lew Pitcher, 08:11
- Re: Question regarding fgets and new lines, Barry Schwarz, 08:09
- Re: Need your HELP: C in LINUX, srj, 08:09
- Re: Pointer to integral conversion, Richard Bos, 08:07
- Re: Question regarding fgets and new lines, Harald van Dijk, 08:00
- parsing fortran, purushotammr, 07:45
- Re: Pointer to integral conversion, loic-dev, 07:44
- Re: Pointer to integral conversion, Harald van Dijk, 07:42
- Re: Signals and threads, mark_bluemel, 07:29
- Pointer to integral conversion, icecrime, 07:15
- Signals and threads, shibu-kundara, 07:05
- Re: Need your HELP: C in LINUX, Kenny McCormack, 06:14
- Re: Interesting code, Richard Heathfield, 06:12
- Re: Interesting code, DhaneshNair@xxxxxxxxx, 06:06
- memory fragmentation, Suse Linux 64b, Gennady Maly, 05:23
- Re: _Complex constant, Laurent Deniau, 05:09
- Re: <oT:Java>unusual casting, riedel, 04:17
- Re: TWISTER 2: Read on...., Richard Heathfield, 04:05
- " Gmailing fOr New Orleans..., U S Contractors Offering Service A Non-profit, 03:54
- Re: Question regarding fgets and new lines, Roland Pibinger, 03:50
- Re: Need your HELP: C in LINUX, KDr2, 03:42
- Re: TWISTER 2: Read on...., Zara, 03:36
- Re: What should I use :LINUX or WINDOWS, Chris Hills, 03:33
- Re: TWISTER 2: Read on...., CBFalconer, 02:49
- Re: Question regarding fgets and new lines, CBFalconer, 02:22
- Re: Question regarding fgets and new lines, websnarf, 02:17
- Re: RunTime Datatype Determination in C, CBFalconer, 02:16
- Re: Need your HELP: C in LINUX, Bill Pursell, 01:53
- Re: how to compile flex output with Microsoft cl, Harald van Dijk, 01:17
- Re: Need your HELP: C in LINUX, junky_fellow@xxxxxxxxxxx, 01:11
- Re: RunTime Datatype Determination in C, dbansal, 01:03
- Re: Need your HELP: C in LINUX, Richard Heathfield, 00:54
- Re: TWISTER 2: Read on...., Richard Heathfield, 00:51
- Need your HELP: C in LINUX, Nirjhar Oberoi, 00:48
- TWISTER 2: Read on...., Nirjhar Oberoi, 00:40
November 23, 2006
- Re: URL decoding/encoding problem, Jack Klein, 23:01
- Re: Question regarding fgets and new lines, Eric Sosman, 23:01
- Re: Question regarding fgets and new lines, mellyshum123, 22:54
- Re: Question regarding fgets and new lines, Peter Nilsson, 22:45
- Re: how to compile flex output with Microsoft cl, junky_fellow@xxxxxxxxxxx, 22:42
- Re: Question regarding fgets and new lines, Clark S. Cox III, 22:40
- Question regarding fgets and new lines, mellyshum123, 22:34
- Re: Interesting code, Harald van Dijk, 20:56
- Re: I AM SO SEXY COME NAD GET ME:)), Spiros Bousbouras, 19:43
- Re: I AM SO SEXY COME NAD GET ME:)), Neil, 19:38
- Re: multibyte,wchar_t and mblen(),wcslen(), Ben Bacarisse, 19:26
- Re: Interesting code, Dik T. Winter, 19:16
- Re: Interesting code, Dik T. Winter, 19:14
- dyld_stub_binding_helper undefined symbol / crt1.o link error, zapr, 18:47
- Re: _Complex constant, Keith Thompson, 18:29
- Re: unusual casting, Keith Thompson, 18:26
- Re: i2c proggramming through c, Keith Thompson, 18:15
- Re: Translating from C with extensions to standard C, Giorgos Keramidas, 18:09
- Re: TWISTER: Add 2 numbers using "SINGLE" variable, Old Wolf, 18:08
- Re: TWISTER: Add 2 numbers using "SINGLE" variable, Martin Ambuhl, 17:10
- Re: unusual casting, William S Fulton, 16:57
- Re: unusual casting, Walter Roberson, 16:45
- Re: _Complex constant, Harald van Dijk, 16:17
- Re: Comparing memory with a constant, Keith Thompson, 16:16
- Re: unusual casting, Keith Thompson, 16:12
- Re: _Complex constant, Keith Thompson, 16:09
- Re: unusual casting, Harald van Dijk, 15:49
- unusual casting, William S Fulton, 15:28
- Re: _Complex constant, Harald van Dijk, 15:20
- Re: _Complex constant, Laurent Deniau, 15:09
- Re: sscanf question, attn.steven.kuo@xxxxxxxxx, 14:39
- Re: _Complex constant, Harald van Dijk, 14:37
- _Complex constant, Laurent Deniau, 14:10
- Re: sscanf question, sieg1974, 12:20
- Re: function overloading, Stephen Sprunk, 11:21
- Re: returning address of a local variable, Kenny McCormack, 11:19
- Re: Comparing memory with a constant, Ian Malone, 11:09
- Re: Comparing memory with a constant, Ian Malone, 11:07
- Re: Installing gcc problem, Tim Prince, 11:03
- Re: RunTime Datatype Determination in C, Richard Tobin, 10:38
- Re: Interesting code, CBFalconer, 10:37
- Re: Comparing memory with a constant, galapogos, 10:15
- Re: Comparing memory with a constant, galapogos, 10:13
- Re: RunTime Datatype Determination in C, Chris Dollin, 10:12
- Re: RunTime Datatype Determination in C, Richard Heathfield, 09:50
- Re: RunTime Datatype Determination in C, Chris Dollin, 09:30
- Re: What should I use :LINUX or WINDOWS, Clausfor, 09:29
- Re: RunTime Datatype Determination in C, Mathias Gaunard, 09:23
- Re: Interesting code, Harald van Dijk, 09:20
- RunTime Datatype Determination in C, manish, 09:18
- Re: URL decoding/encoding problem, SM Ryan, 08:09
- Re: Macro expansion in several lines, SM Ryan, 08:09
- Re: returning address of a local variable, Nick Keighley, 07:47
- Re: i2c proggramming through c, jacob navia, 07:36
- i2c proggramming through c, vinod d, 07:28
- multibyte,wchar_t and mblen(),wcslen(), Marcel Ruff, 07:21
- Re: URL decoding/encoding problem, Richard Tobin, 07:21
- Re: Comparing memory with a constant, Ian Malone, 06:55
- Re: enum while preprocessing, Richard Bos, 06:51
- Re: sscanf question, Richard Bos, 06:47
- enum while preprocessing, Alex Vinokur, 06:44
- URL decoding/encoding problem, flyingco, 06:22
- Re: Calling Java APIs fr4om C, Roland Pibinger, 05:53
- Re: Interesting code, Richard Bos, 05:44
- Re: returning address of a local variable, Spitfire, 05:26
- Re: returning address of a local variable, Richard Heathfield, 05:21
- Re: returning address of a local variable, Richard Heathfield, 05:20
- Re: returning address of a local variable, Spitfire, 05:18
- Re: returning address of a local variable, Spitfire, 05:14
- Re: Installing gcc problem, Richard Heathfield, 05:10
- Re: TWISTER: Add 2 numbers using "SINGLE" variable, Thad Smith, 05:07
- Re: returning address of a local variable, Spitfire, 05:07
- Re: returning address of a local variable, Keith Thompson, 05:05
- Re: returning address of a local variable, Spitfire, 05:03
- Re: Comparing memory with a constant, Richard Heathfield, 05:00
- Re: Installing gcc problem, Keith Thompson, 04:57
- Re: returning address of a local variable, Richard Heathfield, 04:56
- Re: Comparing memory with a constant, galapogos, 04:55
- Re: Installing gcc problem, Richard Heathfield, 04:54
- Re: Installing gcc problem, Keith Thompson, 04:52
- Re: TWISTER: Add 2 numbers using "SINGLE" variable, Thad Smith, 04:40
- Re: Calling Java APIs fr4om C, Procrastinx, 04:13
- Re: returning address of a local variable, Nick Keighley, 04:11
- Re: how to compile flex output with Microsoft cl, jacob navia, 04:08
- Re: returning address of a local variable, jacob navia, 04:06
- Re: function overloading, Richard Heathfield, 04:05
- Re: Installing gcc problem, jacob navia, 04:05
- Re: World smallest chess program, David Richerby, 04:03
- Re: DOS text file to unix file, Nick Keighley, 04:03
- returning address of a local variable, Spitfire, 04:01
- Re: %[^a] in scanf, Richard Heathfield, 03:51
- Re: What should I use :LINUX or WINDOWS, Alvin, 03:41
- Re: Comparing memory with a constant, CBFalconer, 03:41
- Installing gcc problem, CoL, 03:41
- how to compile flex output with Microsoft cl, Roma . Sokolov, 03:22
- Re: function overloading, lordkain, 03:17
- Re: TWISTER: Add 2 numbers using "SINGLE" variable, Keith Thompson, 03:11
- Re: "Might be undefined" Behaviour, Keith Thompson, 03:02
- Re: TWISTER: Add 2 numbers using "SINGLE" variable, Martin Ambuhl, 03:01
- Re: What should I use :LINUX or WINDOWS, Andreas Kochenburger, 02:55
- Re: Macro expansion in several lines, Chris Thomasson, 02:18
- Re: Comparing memory with a constant, Ian Collins, 01:28
- Re: What should I use :LINUX or WINDOWS, Killy Draw, 01:14
- TWISTER: Add 2 numbers using "SINGLE" variable, Nirjhar Oberoi, 01:12
- What should I use :LINUX or WINDOWS, Nirjhar Oberoi, 01:07
- Re: Need to choose a free compiler, Nirjhar Oberoi, 01:00
- Re: "Might be undefined" Behaviour, CBFalconer, 00:58
- Re: Comparing memory with a constant, CBFalconer, 00:52
- Re: cast function pointer to void*, Keith Thompson, 00:14
- Calling Java APIs fr4om C, ramasubramanian.rahul@xxxxxxxxx, 00:10
November 22, 2006
- Re: World smallest chess program, biyubi, 22:56
- Re: support for UTF-8 in C language standard?, Stephen Sprunk, 22:41
- Re: DOS text file to unix file, David T. Ashley, 22:32
- Re: World smallest chess program, William Hughes, 22:31
- Re: World smallest chess program, Old Wolf, 22:29
- Re: World smallest chess program (corrected), Jack Klein, 22:19
- Re: %[^a] in scanf, vamshi, 22:12
- DOS text file to unix file, Money, 22:04
- Re: World smallest chess program, Old Wolf, 22:03
- Re: "Might be undefined" Behaviour, Old Wolf, 21:40
- Re: cast function pointer to void*, Old Wolf, 21:33
- Re: support for UTF-8 in C language standard?, J. J. Farrell, 20:56
- Re: Comparing memory with a constant, J. J. Farrell, 20:47
- Re: Comparing memory with a constant, galapogos, 20:35
- Re: %[^a] in scanf, prcdacster, 20:34
- Re: World smallest chess program, dcorbit, 20:32
- Re: utility to convert from ansi to unicode, Nelu, 20:15
- Re: utility to convert from ansi to unicode, Kenny McCormack, 20:14
- fIrSt big aSs FiShing cOntEsT With pAriS HiLtOn aNd I..., U S Contractors Offering Service A Non-profit, 20:10
- Re: cast function pointer to void*, WaterWalk, 19:49
- Re: sscanf question, attn.steven.kuo@xxxxxxxxx, 19:33
- Re: %[^a] in scanf, Tor Rustad, 19:23
- Re: World smallest chess program (corrected), keith_emerson, 19:19
- Re: support for UTF-8 in C language standard?, Mathias Gaunard, 19:04
- support for UTF-8 in C language standard?, David Mathog, 18:49
- Re: sscanf question, sieg1974, 18:41
- sscanf question, sieg1974, 18:31
- Re: World smallest chess program (corrected), jacob navia, 18:20
- Re: "Might be undefined" Behaviour, websnarf, 17:50
- Re: Need more control over keyboard input, Kenny McCormack, 17:46
- Re: "Might be undefined" Behaviour, Eric Sosman, 17:24
- Re: Macro expansion in several lines, Frederick Gotham, 16:34
- Re: "Might be undefined" Behaviour, Frederick Gotham, 16:30
- Re: "Might be undefined" Behaviour, Mark McIntyre, 16:30
- Re: "Might be undefined" Behaviour, Frederick Gotham, 16:24
- Re: utility to convert from ansi to unicode, CBFalconer, 16:12
- Re: utility to convert from ansi to unicode, Richard Tobin, 16:06
- Re: "Might be undefined" Behaviour, Giorgio Silvestri, 16:03
- World smallest chess program (corrected), biyubi, 15:59
- Macro expansion in several lines, casul, 15:51
- Re: utility to convert from ansi to unicode, Keith Thompson, 15:49
- Re: utility to convert from ansi to unicode, Keith Thompson, 15:34
- Re: "Might be undefined" Behaviour, Keith Thompson, 15:29
- Re: utility to convert from ansi to unicode, Leslie Kis-Adam, 15:26
- Re: "Might be undefined" Behaviour, Eric Sosman, 15:26
- Re: utility to convert from ansi to unicode, Jens Thoms Toerring, 15:26
- Re: cast function pointer to void*, Keith Thompson, 15:25
- World smallest chess program, biyubi, 15:23
- Re: utility to convert from ansi to unicode, CBFalconer, 15:10
- Re: "Might be undefined" Behaviour, CBFalconer, 15:01
- Re: "Might be undefined" Behaviour, Frederick Gotham, 14:53
- Re: "Might be undefined" Behaviour, Richard Heathfield, 14:50
- Re: Stupid question, Leslie Kis-Adam, 14:50
- Re: "Might be undefined" Behaviour, Frederick Gotham, 14:46
- Re: Stupid question, Leslie Kis-Adam, 14:33
- Re: Stupid question, Leslie Kis-Adam, 14:26
- Re: "Might be undefined" Behaviour, Richard Heathfield, 14:17
- Re: "Might be undefined" Behaviour, Harald van Dijk, 14:17
- Re: Interesting code, August Karlstrom, 14:12
- Re: Comparing memory with a constant, Ian Collins, 13:54
- Re: About "rename" [Off-topic answer], Roberto Waltman, 13:44
- Re: Comparing memory with a constant, james of tucson, 13:40
- utility to convert from ansi to unicode, emagzz, 13:38
- Re: "Might be undefined" Behaviour, Frederick Gotham, 13:20
- Re: Comparing memory with a constant, Chris Torek, 12:46
- Re: "Might be undefined" Behaviour, Clark S. Cox III, 12:02
- Re: cast function pointer to void*, Kenny McCormack, 12:00
- Re: "Might be undefined" Behaviour, Richard Heathfield, 11:55
- Re: "Might be undefined" Behaviour, Frederick Gotham, 10:49
- Re: cast function pointer to void*, Spoon, 10:47
- Re: cast function pointer to void*, Jack Klein, 10:24
- Re: cast function pointer to void*, Harald van Dijk, 10:20
- Re: cast function pointer to void*, Richard Bos, 10:15
- Re: About "rename", Richard Bos, 10:12
- Re: cast function pointer to void*, Harald van Dijk, 10:09
- cast function pointer to void*, WaterWalk, 10:03
- Re: Extern - dereferencing pointer to incomplete type., santosh, 09:57
- Re: About "rename", Simon Biber, 09:39
- Re: Extern - dereferencing pointer to incomplete type., CBFalconer, 09:06
- Re: Extern - dereferencing pointer to incomplete type., Harald van Dijk, 08:51
- Re: Extern - dereferencing pointer to incomplete type., friend.05, 08:37
- Re: Stupid question, Richard Heathfield, 07:35
- Re: double linked list, peo_leo, 07:32
- Re: %[^a] in scanf, Shhnwz.a, 06:58
- Re: View topics via newsreader program, Richard Bos, 06:48
- Re: View topics via newsreader program, santosh, 06:43
- Re: View topics via newsreader program, santosh, 06:39
- Re: About "rename", santosh, 06:33
- Re: %[^a] in scanf, santosh, 06:04
- Re: regcomp (regex.h) - is it needed to free memory?, santosh, 05:52
- Re: Extern - dereferencing pointer to incomplete type., CBFalconer, 05:48
- Re: View topics via newsreader program, CBFalconer, 05:44
- Re: regcomp (regex.h) - is it needed to free memory?, tehn . yit . chin, 05:22
- Re: Parsing problem, santosh, 05:16
- Re: doubt structure assignment, santosh, 05:08
- Re: Parsing problem, danu, 04:01
- Re: %[^a] in scanf, Richard Bos, 03:27
- Re: Stupid question, Keith Thompson, 03:16
- Re: Stupid question, Richard Heathfield, 03:01
- Re: doubt structure assignment, vamshi, 02:57
- Re: Parsing problem, danu, 02:56
- Re: Extern - dereferencing pointer to incomplete type., Ian Collins, 02:51
- Re: Parsing problem, dcorbit, 02:50
- Parsing problem, danu, 02:48
- Re: Extern - dereferencing pointer to incomplete type., vamshi, 02:42
- Re: Stupid question, Keith Thompson, 02:36
- %[^a] in scanf, vamshi, 02:33
- Re: View topics via newsreader program, Richard Heathfield, 02:11
- Re: Stupid question, Richard Heathfield, 02:05
- Re: Extern - dereferencing pointer to incomplete type., Ian Collins, 02:04
- Re: Stupid question, Richard Heathfield, 02:03
- Extern - dereferencing pointer to incomplete type., friend.05, 01:59
- Re: Stupid question, Harald van Dijk, 01:26
- Re: View topics via newsreader program, aljaber, 00:35
- Extern - dereferencing pointer to incomplete type., friend.05, 00:28
- Re: View topics via newsreader program, Keith Thompson, 00:14
November 21, 2006
- Re: Stupid question, dcorbit, 23:23
- Re: View topics via newsreader program, aljaber, 22:23
- [ finding help fast [Invitation] This Sunday the 26th 2006 there will be Music, U S Contractors Offering Service A Non-profit, 22:21
- For in this Funny aSs nEws GrOuP No one noEs whaT wiLL haPpen NexT..., U S Contractors Offering Service A Non-profit, 22:19
- Re: About "rename", Tom St Denis, 22:19
- Re: Comparing memory with a constant, galapogos, 22:04
- Re: Comparing memory with a constant, Ian Collins, 22:01
- Re: Stupid question, David T. Ashley, 21:55
- Re: View topics via newsreader program, Keith Thompson, 21:46
- Re: Comparing memory with a constant, galapogos, 21:45
- Re: Stupid question, Keith Thompson, 21:44
- Re: "Might be undefined" Behaviour, Christopher Benson-Manica, 21:41
- Re: View topics via newsreader program, Christopher Benson-Manica, 21:38
- Re: Comparing memory with a constant, Ian Collins, 21:36
- Re: Comparing memory with a constant, galapogos, 21:31
- Re: "Might be undefined" Behaviour, Peter Nilsson, 21:30
- Re: Stupid question, james of tucson, 21:14
- Re: Comparing memory with a constant, Ian Collins, 21:11
- Re: Comparing memory with a constant, galapogos, 21:09
- Re: Comparing memory with a constant, Ian Collins, 21:07
- Re: Comparing memory with a constant, james of tucson, 21:02
- Re: Stupid question, james of tucson, 20:55
- View topics via newsreader program, aljaber, 20:51
- Comparing memory with a constant, galapogos, 20:47
- Re: About "rename", Richard Heathfield, 20:44
- Re: Stupid question, Richard Heathfield, 20:42
- About "rename", shuaishuaiyes@xxxxxxxx, 20:39
- Re: Stupid question, Robbie Hatley, 20:23
- Re: Stupid question, Keith Thompson, 20:23
- Re: Stupid question, Richard Heathfield, 20:01
- Stupid question, Leslie Kis-Adam, 18:31
- Re: Need to choose a free compiler, Neil, 18:26
- Re: Overview, Richard Heathfield, 18:16
- Re: can we use such function to display input without using "Prinf" ?, Neil, 18:04
- Re: "Might be undefined" Behaviour, CBFalconer, 17:50
- Re: "Might be undefined" Behaviour, Eric Sosman, 16:58
- "Might be undefined" Behaviour, Frederick Gotham, 16:43
- Re: Translating from C with extensions to standard C, Stephen Sprunk, 14:42
- Re: doubt structure assignment, Keith Thompson, 14:29
- Re: C code stats tool?, santosh, 13:02
- Re: C code stats tool?, Why Tea, 12:29
- Re: Overview, Tor Rustad, 11:55
- Re: regcomp (regex.h) - is it needed to free memory?, Random832, 11:53
- Re: doubt structure assignment, krishna, 11:51
- Re: regcomp (regex.h) - is it needed to free memory?, CBFalconer, 11:41
- Re: MEMORY ALLOCATION, santosh, 11:40
- Re: fork to create ppp link !!!, santosh, 11:31
- Re: regcomp (regex.h) - is it needed to free memory?, Chris Dollin, 11:11
- Re: ftell() arithmetic vs. text files read as binary, Eric Sosman, 10:28
- Re: regcomp (regex.h) - is it needed to free memory?, Random832, 10:25
- Re: MEMORY ALLOCATION, Poincarè_è_andato, 10:16
- Re: Translating from C with extensions to standard C, Ira Baxter, 10:01
- Re: regcomp (regex.h) - is it needed to free memory?, santosh, 09:54
- Re: sync/async serial comm.., osmium, 09:51
- Re: Array indexing, Frederick Gotham, 09:26
- Re: C code stats tool?, Richard Bos, 09:25
- Re: regcomp (regex.h) - is it needed to free memory?, Chris Dollin, 09:16
- Re: regcomp (regex.h) - is it needed to free memory?, Jarosław Rafa, 09:05
- Re: Macro to calculate seconds of a year ( 16 bit processor), santosh, 08:20
- Re: OT: Re: Dlls,memory allocation, Tom St Denis, 07:51
- OT: Re: Dlls,memory allocation, Jens Thoms Toerring, 07:46
- Re: Dlls,memory allocation, Tom St Denis, 07:29
- Re: fork to create ppp link !!!, Jens Thoms Toerring, 07:10
- Re: Dlls,memory allocation, Jens Thoms Toerring, 07:06
- Re: Macro to calculate seconds of a year ( 16 bit processor), Keith Thompson, 06:02
- Re: Overview, Kenny McCormack, 06:00
- Re: openpty() function, Chris Dollin, 05:56
- Re: Overview, Chris Dollin, 05:54
- Re: ftell() arithmetic vs. text files read as binary, Hallvard B Furuseth, 05:52
- Re: fork to create ppp link !!!, Keith Thompson, 05:49
- Re: Overview, Richard Heathfield, 05:48
- Re: Overview, Richard Heathfield, 05:45
- Re: openpty() function, PaowZ, 05:44
- openpty() function, PaowZ, 05:41
- Re: Macro to calculate seconds of a year ( 16 bit processor), Shilpa, 05:01
- Re: about dividing the program into projects..., Roland Pibinger, 04:58
- Re: Overview, jacob navia, 04:58
- fork to create ppp link !!!, sumit1680, 04:47
- Re: Overview, Chris Dollin, 04:45
- Re: Overview, Richard Heathfield, 02:49
- Re: about dividing the program into projects..., Thad Smith, 02:41
- Re: doubt structure assignment, Keith Thompson, 01:52
- Re: Dlls,memory allocation, jacob navia, 01:39
- Re: Dlls,memory allocation, CBFalconer, 01:18
- Re: MEMORY ALLOCATION, CBFalconer, 01:16
- Re: Overview, Andrew Poelstra, 01:01
- Re: Dlls,memory allocation, Bill Pursell, 00:58
- Re: Dlls,memory allocation, santosh, 00:16
- Re: sync/async serial comm.., santosh, 00:15
- Re: MEMORY ALLOCATION, Ian Collins, 00:14
- Re: Array indexing, santosh, 00:10
- Re: MEMORY ALLOCATION, Poincarè_è_andato, 00:03
November 20, 2006
- Re: doubt structure assignment, Ian Collins, 23:55
- Re: Need more control over keyboard input, santosh, 23:53
- Re: MEMORY ALLOCATION, Ian Collins, 23:50
- Re: MEMORY ALLOCATION, Poincarè_è_andato, 23:45
- doubt structure assignment, krishna, 23:42
- Re: please give me logic of how to sort link list of string, pete, 23:37
- Re: sync/async serial comm.., Ian Collins, 23:31
- Re: Dlls,memory allocation, Ian Collins, 23:31
- Re: MEMORY ALLOCATION, Ian Collins, 23:30
- Re: #define for C99?, J. J. Farrell, 23:22
- sync/async serial comm.., Sundar, 23:21
- Dlls,memory allocation, Sundar, 23:18
- Re: MALLOC: TYPE NAME EXPECTED, Poincarè_è_andato, 23:17
- Re: MEMORY ALLOCATION, Poincarè_è_andato, 23:06
- Re: MEMORY ALLOCATION, Tom St Denis, 22:55
- Re: MEMORY ALLOCATION, Jack Klein, 22:54
- Re: MALLOC: TYPE NAME EXPECTED, Jack Klein, 22:53
- Re: MEMORY ALLOCATION, Poincarè_è_andato, 22:52
- Re: MEMORY ALLOCATION, Tom St Denis, 22:42
- Re: I'm building a WebSerch, Jack Klein, 22:42
- MEMORY ALLOCATION, Poincarè_è_andato, 22:26
- MALLOC: TYPE NAME EXPECTED, Poincarè_è_andato, 22:25
- Re: Alternative implementation examples?, Barry Schwarz, 21:39
- Re: please give me logic of how to sort link list of string, CBFalconer, 21:20
- Re: #define for C99?, Tom St Denis, 21:17
- Re: #define for C99?, Peter Nilsson, 21:07
- Re: Array indexing, Keith Thompson, 20:49
- Re: Array indexing, Old Wolf, 20:42
- Re: #define for C99?, Arthur J. O'Dwyer, 20:34
- Re: Overview [OT], Old Wolf, 20:25
- Re: Overview, Alf P. Steinbach, 20:18
- Re: Need more control over keyboard input, Keith Thompson, 20:18
- Need more control over keyboard input, Andreas vinther, 20:04
- Re: Overview, CBFalconer, 20:03
- Re: Overview, Kenny McCormack, 19:54
- Re: Array indexing, Keith Thompson, 19:44
- Re: please give me logic of how to sort link list of string, pete, 19:43
- Re: Array indexing, Keith Thompson, 19:40
- #define for C99?, Tom St Denis, 19:33
- Re: Overview, Richard Heathfield, 19:26
- Re: Connect C code to ASP.net, CBFalconer, 17:41
- Re: Array indexing, Malcolm, 17:30
- Re: Array indexing, Malcolm, 17:23
- Re: Overview, Mark McIntyre, 17:15
- Re: Overview [OT], jacob navia, 17:10
- Re: Overview, jacob navia, 17:09
- Re: Overview [OT], Mark McIntyre, 17:08
- Re: Overview [OT], Mark McIntyre, 17:05
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, tehn . yit . chin, 17:02
- Re: Overview, jacob navia, 17:01
- Re: Overview, Mark McIntyre, 16:58
- Re: Overview, Mark McIntyre, 16:57
- Re: Overview [OT], jacob navia, 16:55
- Re: Overview, Mark McIntyre, 16:54
- Re: Overview, Mark McIntyre, 16:53
- Re: Overview, Mark McIntyre, 16:43
- Re: please give me logic of how to sort link list of string, Eric Sosman, 16:33
- Re: Connect C code to ASP.net, Walter Roberson, 16:32
- Connect C code to ASP.net, moni, 16:28
- Re: Macro to calculate seconds of a year ( 16 bit processor), Keith Thompson, 16:19
- Re: Overview, Ian Collins, 16:11
- Re: please give me logic of how to sort link list of string, CBFalconer, 16:06
- Re: Overview [OT], Tor Rustad, 16:04
- Re: Macro to calculate seconds of a year ( 16 bit processor), Walter Roberson, 16:03
- Re: about dividing the program into projects..., Keith Thompson, 16:01
- Re: Macro to calculate seconds of a year ( 16 bit processor), dcorbit, 15:56
- Re: Overview, Keith Thompson, 15:56
- Re: please give me logic of how to sort link list of string, Tor Rustad, 15:40
- Re: please give me logic of how to sort link list of string, Eric Sosman, 15:35
- Re: Hi Can anyone help me out with this! thesis problem PLease :(, Martin Ambuhl, 15:23
- Re: Overview [OT], Frederick Gotham, 15:19
- Re: comparing ptrs/mmap, Frederick Gotham, 15:17
- Re: can we use such function to display input without using "Prinf" ?, santosh, 15:03
- Re: programming a hostap app., santosh, 14:59
- Alternative implementation examples?, Doug Arnott, 14:56
- Re: programming a hostap app., CBFalconer, 14:52
- Re: please give me logic of how to merge two sorted link list, jacob navia, 14:22
- Re: ftell() arithmetic vs. text files read as binary, Eric Sosman, 14:11
- Re: can we use such function to display input without using "Prinf" ?, Je-Givara, 14:11
- Re: Hi Can anyone help me out with this! thesis problem PLease :(, Eric Sosman, 14:05
- Re: Hi Can anyone help me out with this! thesis problem PLease :(, David Resnick, 14:01
- programming a hostap app., tomlong76, 14:01
- Re: counting down or up is faster, Tor Rustad, 14:00
- Re: Hi Can anyone help me out with this! thesis problem PLease :(, santosh, 13:47
- Re: ftell() arithmetic vs. text files read as binary, Hallvard B Furuseth, 13:26
- Re: Overview [OT], jacob navia, 13:24
- Hi Can anyone help me out with this! thesis problem PLease :(, Alan, 13:22
- Re: ftell() arithmetic vs. text files read as binary, Hallvard B Furuseth, 13:18
- I'm building a WebSerch, saddor, 12:54
- Re: please give me logic of how to sort link list of string, Ben Pfaff, 12:46
- Re: please give me logic of how to merge two sorted link list, Richard Heathfield, 12:19
- Re: please give me logic of how to sort link list of string, Richard Heathfield, 12:16
- please give me logic of how to merge two sorted link list, incredible, 12:07
- please give me logic of how to sort link list of string, incredible, 12:05
- Re: counting down or up is faster, Jack Klein, 11:46
- Re: Overview, jacob navia, 11:33
- Re: Overview, Al Balmer, 11:03
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Al Balmer, 10:52
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Al Balmer, 10:49
- Re: ftell() arithmetic vs. text files read as binary, Random832, 09:52
- Re: ftell() arithmetic vs. text files read as binary, Eric Sosman, 09:03
- Re: Macro to calculate seconds of a year ( 16 bit processor), Barry Schwarz, 08:35
- Re: counting down or up is faster, junky_fellow@xxxxxxxxxxx, 08:34
- Re: can we use such function to display input without using "Prinf" ?, Rg, 08:30
- Re: can we use such function to display input without using "Prinf" ?, santosh, 08:29
- can we use such function to display input without using "Prinf" ?, varojee@xxxxxxxxx, 08:23
- ftell() arithmetic vs. text files read as binary, Hallvard B Furuseth, 08:04
- Re: counting down or up is faster, santosh, 07:47
- Re: about dividing the program into projects..., santosh, 07:37
- Re: Macro to calculate seconds of a year ( 16 bit processor), Richard Bos, 07:24
- Re: time() sleep() and dst, Random832, 07:10
- about dividing the program into projects..., Harish Ramadurgam, 06:56
- Re: resolving ambiguities while parsing a c expression, Chris Dollin, 06:55
- Re: Which standards do the implementation support?, Hallvard B Furuseth, 06:53
- Re: strange call, Kavya, 06:53
- Re: counting down or up is faster, Tom St Denis, 06:51
- Macro to calculate seconds of a year ( 16 bit processor), Shilpa, 06:44
- counting down or up is faster, sololoquist, 06:41
- Re: Overview, Richard Bos, 06:36
- Re: verify float number, Richard Bos, 06:33
- Re: Overview, Kenny McCormack, 06:29
- Re: resolving ambiguities while parsing a c expression, junky_fellow@xxxxxxxxxxx, 06:22
- Re: Overview, Richard Heathfield, 06:15
- Re: Overview, jacob navia, 06:09
- Re: resolving ambiguities while parsing a c expression, Richard Heathfield, 06:08
- Re: verify float number, Richard Heathfield, 06:04
- Re: Overview, Richard Heathfield, 06:01
- Re: Overview, jacob navia, 05:56
- Re: Overview, jacob navia, 05:55
- Re: Overview, santosh, 05:02
- Re: comparing ptrs/mmap, Richard Tobin, 05:01
- Re: Overview, santosh, 04:58
- Re: EOF in Eclipse, Chris Dollin, 04:50
- Re: EOF in Eclipse, santosh, 04:46
- Re: resolving ambiguities while parsing a c expression, Chris Torek, 04:31
- Re: EOF in Eclipse, Camellia, 04:27
- Re: verify float number, Richard Tobin, 04:17
- Re: comparing ptrs/mmap, Keith Thompson, 04:15
- Re: fscanf issues, please help., Chris Dollin, 04:00
- Re: resolving ambiguities while parsing a c expression, Chris Torek, 04:00
- Re: Overview [OT], Keith Thompson, 03:56
- Re: Overview, jacob navia, 03:48
- Re: HOW CAN WE GET THE ADMINISTRATOR PASSWORD?, mg, 03:48
- Re: verify float number, Chris Torek, 03:41
- Re: C, signal, variable STOR and reentrancy, Chris Torek, 03:38
- Re: Overview [OT], jacob navia, 03:38
- Re: Overview, jacob navia, 03:35
- Re: Overview, jacob navia, 03:33
- Re: Overview, jacob navia, 03:32
- Re: Overview, jacob navia, 03:32
- Re: verify float number, Richard Heathfield, 03:28
- Re: what exactly does the operator |= ???, Richard Heathfield, 03:14
- Re: Overview, Richard Heathfield, 03:12
- Re: Overview [OT], Richard Heathfield, 03:05
- Re: resolving ambiguities while parsing a c expression, Jack Klein, 03:03
- Re: verify float number, Chris Torek, 03:01
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Richard Heathfield, 02:58
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, santosh, 02:48
- Re: Time Conversion, Dave Thompson, 02:47
- Re: comparing ptrs/mmap, Dave Thompson, 02:47
- Re: finding how much the file system is full, from a C program?, Dave Thompson, 02:47
- Re: Include path question, Dave Thompson, 02:47
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Dave Thompson, 02:47
- Re: time() sleep() and dst, Dave Thompson, 02:47
- Re: bit position, Dave Thompson, 02:47
- Re: Strange Behaviour of this function, Dave Thompson, 02:47
- Re: verify float number, Dave Thompson, 02:47
- Re: Which standards do the implementation support?, Dave Thompson, 02:47
- Re: Interesting code, Richard Bos, 02:41
- Re: EOF in Eclipse, santosh, 02:39
- Re: Overview, Richard Bos, 02:37
- Re: EOF in Eclipse, santosh, 02:35
- Re: resolving ambiguities while parsing a c expression, CBFalconer, 02:32
- Re: EOF in Eclipse, CBFalconer, 02:31
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Richard Bos, 02:30
- Re: resolving ambiguities while parsing a c expression, santosh, 02:26
- Re: How to know how many files are into a directory, Becker, 02:20
- resolving ambiguities while parsing a c expression, junky_fellow@xxxxxxxxxxx, 01:58
- Re: EOF in Eclipse, Camellia, 01:58
- Re: EOF in Eclipse, Camellia, 01:47
- Re: How to know how many files are into a directory, Bill Pursell, 01:32
- Re: C runtime library for Unix, santosh, 01:26
- Re: fscanf issues, please help., Barry Schwarz, 00:43
- Re: How to know how many files are into a directory, Becker, 00:17
- Re: I don't see where I'm clobbering the memory, Old Wolf, 00:07
- Re: Array indexing, Old Wolf, 00:01
November 19, 2006
- Re: error running p_threads, Ian Collins, 23:41
- Re: what exactly does the operator |= ???, Joal, 23:02
- Re: regcomp (regex.h) - is it needed to free memory?, Jack Klein, 22:53
- Re: regcomp (regex.h) - is it needed to free memory?, Flash Gordon, 22:36
- Re: error running p_threads, Ivar, 22:33
- Re: HOW CAN WE GET THE ADMINISTRATOR PASSWORD?, J. J. Farrell, 21:50
- Re: [OT] error running p_threads, Ian Collins, 21:45
- regcomp (regex.h) - is it needed to free memory?, Jarosław Rafa, 21:25
- Re: C runtime library for Unix, Keith Thompson, 20:49
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Keith Thompson, 20:44
- Re: C runtime library for Unix, Tor Rustad, 20:41
- Re: error running p_threads, coconut1986@xxxxxxxxx, 19:58
- Re: error running p_threads, Ivar, 19:51
- Skating from that kittieCAT, U S Contractors Offering Service A Non-profit, 19:43
- Re: Overview, Andrew Poelstra, 19:24
- Re: HOW CAN WE GET THE ADMINISTRATOR PASSWORD?, Espen Myrland, 19:19
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, Chris Thomasson, 19:14
- Re: Overview [OT], Tor Rustad, 18:53
- Re: Overview, Mark McIntyre, 18:47
- Re: Overview [OT], Mark McIntyre, 18:46
- Re: Overview, Mark McIntyre, 18:41
- Re: Overview, Mark McIntyre, 18:40
- Re: Overview, Mark McIntyre, 18:36
- error running p_threads, Ivar, 18:29
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, jacob navia, 18:21
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Richard Heathfield, 18:19
- Re: Overview [OT], jacob navia, 18:17
- Re: Overview [OT], Tor Rustad, 18:06
- Re: C runtime library for Unix, Paul Edwards, 17:55
- Re: C runtime library for Unix, Paul Edwards, 17:53
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, jacob navia, 17:48
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, CBFalconer, 16:51
- Re: strange call, Frederick Gotham, 16:42
- Re: How to know how many files are into a directory, Richard Heathfield, 16:41
- Re: strange call, Richard Heathfield, 16:38
- Re: strange call, Keith Thompson, 16:32
- Re: Array indexing, Keith Thompson, 16:24
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, E. Robert Tisdale, 16:24
- Re: How to add an ENTER or CRLF to this Barcode, Walter Roberson, 16:16
- Re: what exactly does the operator |= ???, Keith Thompson, 16:11
- Re: Array indexing, Frederick Gotham, 16:06
- Re: strange call, Frederick Gotham, 16:01
- Re: Array indexing, Keith Thompson, 15:59
- Re: How to know how many files are into a directory, Keith Thompson, 15:46
- Re: EOF in Eclipse, jacob navia, 15:43
- Re: C-faq q13.20, Thomas Lumley, 15:39
- Re: what exactly does the operator |= ???, Thomas Ploch, 15:29
- Re: HOW CAN WE GET THE ADMINISTRATOR PASSWORD?, Malcolm, 14:33
- Re: strange call, Malcolm, 14:27
- Re: Array indexing, Flash Gordon, 14:23
- Re: I don't see where I'm clobbering the memory, Gordon Burditt, 14:20
- Re: Overview, Flash Gordon, 14:13
- Re: Translating from C with extensions to standard C, Gordon Burditt, 14:10
- Re: Overview, Flash Gordon, 14:09
- Re: How to know how many files are into a directory, Ben Bacarisse, 13:52
- Re: Array indexing, Malcolm, 13:40
- Re: strange call, santosh, 13:27
- Re: How to know how many files are into a directory, santosh, 13:22
- Re: double linked list, Barry Schwarz, 13:12
- Re: EOF in Eclipse, CBFalconer, 12:54
- Re: Overview, jacob navia, 12:52
- Re: HOW CAN WE GET THE ADMINISTRATOR PASSWORD?, Flash Gordon, 12:48
- Re: struct FILE in RedHat Linux, CBFalconer, 12:45
- Re: Overview, jacob navia, 12:40
- Re: Overview, Flash Gordon, 12:39
- Re: strange call, Kavya, 12:10
- Re: Overview, Keith Thompson, 12:04
- Re: struct FILE in RedHat Linux, Keith Thompson, 12:01
- Re: struct FILE in RedHat Linux, Flash Gordon, 11:59
- Re: Overview, jacob navia, 11:58
- Re: How to know how many files are into a directory, Keith Thompson, 11:56
- Re: Overview, jacob navia, 11:55
- Re: Overview, Flash Gordon, 11:54
- Re: Translating from C with extensions to standard C, Keith Thompson, 11:54
- Re: How to know how many files are into a directory, Flash Gordon, 11:46
- Re: How to know how many files are into a directory, Mark McIntyre, 11:40
- Re: Overview, Flash Gordon, 11:39
- Re: very rusty non-C programmer needs help compiling, Keith Thompson, 11:39
- HOW CAN WE GET THE ADMINISTRATOR PASSWORD?, hemant.antivirus@xxxxxxxxx, 11:37
- HOW CAN WE GET THE ADMINISTRATOR PASSWORD?, hemant.antivirus@xxxxxxxxx, 11:37
- HOW CAN WE GET THE ADMINISTRATOR PASSWORD?, hemant.antivirus@xxxxxxxxx, 11:37
- Re: Overview, santosh, 11:30
- Re: Overview, Kenny McCormack, 11:08
- Re: How to know how many files are into a directory, santosh, 10:54
- Re: EOF in Eclipse, Camellia, 10:51
- Re: strange call, santosh, 10:46
- Re: EOF in Eclipse, Camellia, 10:44
- Re: struct FILE in RedHat Linux, Harald van Dijk, 10:38
- Re: EOF in Eclipse, santosh, 10:34
- Re: Overview, Mark McIntyre, 10:34
- Re: EOF in Eclipse, Kenny McCormack, 10:30
- Re: struct FILE in RedHat Linux, Stephen Sprunk, 10:29
- Re: Overview, jacob navia, 10:26
- Re: Overview, jacob navia, 10:22
- Re: C-faq q13.20, Ben Bacarisse, 10:22
- EOF in Eclipse, Camellia, 10:19
- Re: very rusty non-C programmer needs help compiling, Steven C. Liu, 09:50
- Re: I don't see where I'm clobbering the memory, Richard Heathfield, 09:45
- Re: I don't see where I'm clobbering the memory, Chad, 09:37
- Re: I don't see where I'm clobbering the memory, Tom St Denis, 09:32
- I don't see where I'm clobbering the memory, Chad, 09:29
- Re: How to know how many files are into a directory, Richard Heathfield, 09:21
- Re: C-faq q13.20, CBFalconer, 08:55
- Re: Overview, CBFalconer, 08:46
- Re: strange call, Richard Heathfield, 08:15
- Re: Translating from C with extensions to standard C, Kenny McCormack, 08:08
- strange call, Kavya, 08:06
- Re: Overview, Kenny McCormack, 08:01
- Re: Overview, Mark McIntyre, 07:58
- Re: Overview, Kenny McCormack, 07:57
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, Roland Pibinger, 07:16
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Chris Hills, 06:51
- Re: wall clock time in milliseconds to time c code sections, Ben Bacarisse, 06:45
- Re: C-faq q13.20, Ben Bacarisse, 06:14
- Re: C-faq q13.20, Ben Bacarisse, 06:02
- Re: Overview, jacob navia, 04:50
- Re: very rusty non-C programmer needs help compiling, Random832, 04:28
- Re: Translating from C with extensions to standard C, Cong Wang, 04:05
- Re: Interesting code, Chris Thomasson, 03:55
- Re: C-faq q13.20, Registered User, 03:53
- Re: very rusty non-C programmer needs help compiling, Keith Thompson, 03:44
- Re: very rusty non-C programmer needs help compiling, Doug Spencer, 03:38
- Re: very rusty non-C programmer needs help compiling, CBFalconer, 03:38
- Re: Translating from C with extensions to standard C, Keith Thompson, 03:33
- Re: Translating from C with extensions to standard C, CBFalconer, 03:28
- Re: very rusty non-C programmer needs help compiling, Keith Thompson, 03:28
- Re: very rusty non-C programmer needs help compiling, Ian Collins, 03:20
- Re: Translating from C with extensions to standard C, Ian Collins, 03:16
- Re: how to calculate the difference between 2 addresses ?, Richard Heathfield, 02:59
- Re: Translating from C with extensions to standard C, Richard Heathfield, 02:56
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Richard Heathfield, 02:54
- Re: Translating from C with extensions to standard C, Cong Wang, 02:54
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Richard Heathfield, 02:49
- Re: what exactly does the operator |= ???, Richard Heathfield, 02:43
- Re: Translating from C with extensions to standard C, Spiros Bousbouras, 02:42
- Re: Translating from C with extensions to standard C, Cong Wang, 02:31
- Re: how to calculate the difference between 2 addresses ?, Spiros Bousbouras, 02:01
- Re: C-faq q13.20, Spiros Bousbouras, 01:59
- very rusty non-C programmer needs help compiling, Steven C. Liu, 01:43
- Re: C-faq q13.20, Registered User, 01:19
- Re: C-faq q13.20, Spiros Bousbouras, 01:15
- Translating from C with extensions to standard C, Spiros Bousbouras, 01:09
- Re: How to add an ENTER or CRLF to this Barcode, Spiros Bousbouras, 01:01
- Re: Can't figure out why scanf does this, CBFalconer, 00:46
November 18, 2006
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, CBFalconer, 23:59
- Re: Can't figure out why scanf does this, trm, 23:36
- Re: Overview, Flash Gordon, 22:44
- Re: Interesting code, James Dow Allen, 22:17
- Re: How to add an ENTER or CRLF to this Barcode, Joyrider, 21:38
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Mark McIntyre, 19:39
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Mark McIntyre, 19:39
- Re: what exactly does the operator |= ???, Mark McIntyre, 19:39
- Re: How to add an ENTER or CRLF to this Barcode, Spiros Bousbouras, 19:37
- Re: Overview, Mark McIntyre, 19:12
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, Chris Thomasson, 19:09
- Re: Overview, Keith Thompson, 18:39
- Re: C runtime library for Unix, Tor Rustad, 18:37
- Re: struct FILE in RedHat Linux, Richard Tobin, 18:37
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, Richard Tobin, 18:34
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Richard Heathfield, 18:02
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Richard Heathfield, 17:58
- Re: Overview, jacob navia, 17:53
- Re: Overview, Keith Thompson, 17:41
- Re: vscanf and vprintf, Bill Reid, 17:27
- Re: C runtime library for Unix, Keith Thompson, 17:13
- How to add an ENTER or CRLF to this Barcode, Joyrider, 17:11
- Re: Overview, jacob navia, 17:02
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Spiros Bousbouras, 16:54
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++Language needed, CBFalconer, 16:52
- Re: wall clock time in milliseconds to time c code sections, Spiros Bousbouras, 16:29
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, CBFalconer, 16:13
- Re: wall clock time in milliseconds to time c code sections, Keith Thompson, 16:04
- Re: C runtime library for Unix, CBFalconer, 16:03
- Re: C runtime library for Unix, Keith Thompson, 15:56
- Re: Overview, Kenny McCormack, 15:54
- Re: vscanf and vprintf, Eric Sosman, 15:49
- Re: Overview, Keith Thompson, 15:48
- Re: C runtime library for Unix, Spiros Bousbouras, 15:47
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Keith Thompson, 15:45
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Keith Thompson, 15:40
- Re: wall clock time in milliseconds to time c code sections, Spiros Bousbouras, 15:33
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, Keith Thompson, 15:32
- Re: C runtime library for Unix, Keith Thompson, 15:30
- Re: How to undef a typedef??, Kenneth Brody, 15:26
- Re: How to undef a typedef??, Kenneth Brody, 15:24
- Re: Array indexing, Keith Thompson, 15:22
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, E. Robert Tisdale, 14:51
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, E. Robert Tisdale, 14:43
- Re: simple GCD, help, Spiros Bousbouras, 14:04
- Re: simple GCD, help, santosh, 13:49
- Re: wall clock time in milliseconds to time c code sections, Spiros Bousbouras, 13:47
- wall clock time in milliseconds to time c code sections, pedro . ballester, 13:35
- Re: simple GCD, help, Spiros Bousbouras, 13:27
- Re: Overview, CBFalconer, 13:18
- C-faq q13.20, Thomas Lumley, 13:06
- Re: Overview, Frederick Gotham, 12:48
- Re: C, signal, variable STOR and reentrancy, Flash Gordon, 12:23
- Re: Overview, Kenny McCormack, 12:03
- Re: Overview, Flash Gordon, 11:42
- Re: Array indexing, Frederick Gotham, 11:34
- Re: Overview, Richard Heathfield, 10:54
- Re: Overview, Kenny McCormack, 10:40
- Re: vscanf and vprintf, Bill Reid, 10:06
- Re: Self-assignment -- undefined?, Roland Hutchinson, 09:52
- Re: vscanf and vprintf, santosh, 09:47
- Re: vscanf and vprintf, santosh, 09:38
- vscanf and vprintf, Kavya, 09:21
- Re: Overview, Flash Gordon, 08:54
- Re: C runtime library for Unix, Eric Sosman, 08:41
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Flash Gordon, 08:27
- Re: simple GCD, help, santosh, 08:21
- Re: simple GCD, help, santosh, 08:11
- Re: simple GCD, help, santosh, 07:57
- Re: C runtime library for Unix, Paul Edwards, 07:56
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Richard Heathfield, 07:37
- Re: what exactly does the operator |= ???, Richard Heathfield, 07:36
- Re: Difference, Mark McIntyre, 07:19
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Mark McIntyre, 07:13
- Re: what exactly does the operator |= ???, Coos Haak, 07:10
- Re: what exactly does the operator |= ???, Mark McIntyre, 07:09
- Re: what exactly does the operator |= ???, Mark McIntyre, 07:09
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Leslie Kis-Adam, 06:22
- Re: simple GCD, help, santosh, 06:08
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, Roland Pibinger, 06:07
- Re: question on structs, Giorgos Keramidas, 06:01
- simple GCD, help, sathyashrayan, 05:36
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, Thierry Chappuis, 04:37
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, Thierry Chappuis, 04:32
- Re: C runtime library for Unix, Tor Rustad, 03:33
- Re: Array indexing, Malcolm, 03:13
- Re: func() in implementation and func (100, 200, 300) in calling, Tor Rustad, 03:08
- Re: Array indexing, Malcolm, 03:08
- Re: struct FILE in RedHat Linux, Keith Thompson, 02:58
- Re: struct FILE in RedHat Linux, Keith Thompson, 02:56
- Re: struct FILE in RedHat Linux, J, 02:49
- Re: struct FILE in RedHat Linux, J, 02:48
- Re: struct FILE in RedHat Linux, J, 02:48
- struct FILE in RedHat Linux, juyi520, 02:40
- Re: C runtime library for Unix, Richard Heathfield, 01:48
- Re: Difference, Richard Heathfield, 01:44
- Re: Comple error when passing two dimensional char arrays as parameters, Peter "Shaggy" Haywood, 01:41
- Re: Can't figure out why scanf does this, Richard Heathfield, 01:39
- Re: C runtime library for Unix, Paul Edwards, 00:53
- Re: Can't figure out why scanf does this, santosh, 00:29
- Re: Difference, Andrew Poelstra, 00:26
- Re: Can't figure out why scanf does this, Andrew Poelstra, 00:24
- Re: can "if (ptr)" cause problems?, pete, 00:08
November 17, 2006
- Re: Difference, Cong Wang, 23:41
- Re: Can't figure out why scanf does this, Joe Estock, 22:49
- Re: Can't figure out why scanf does this, Neil, 22:27
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Neil, 22:24
- Re: C runtime library for Unix, santosh, 22:14
- Re: Difference, santosh, 22:06
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, santosh, 21:59
- Difference, raghu, 21:58
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Neil, 21:26
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, CBFalconer, 21:24
- Re: Can't figure out why scanf does this, santosh, 21:17
- Re: what exactly does the operator |= ???, J. J. Farrell, 20:39
- Can't figure out why scanf does this, Neil, 20:23
- Re: Memory Leak Programs, Giorgos Keramidas, 20:01
- Re: Interesting code, Gordon Burditt, 19:54
- Re: fscanf issues, please help., Jens Thoms Toerring, 19:40
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, E. Robert Tisdale, 19:37
- Re: func() in implementation and func (100, 200, 300) in calling, Richard Heathfield, 19:12
- Re: can "if (ptr)" cause problems?, Gordon Burditt, 19:06
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Richard Heathfield, 18:51
- Re: Need help with the simple chess program in C, asif929, 18:51
- Re: mkdir() won't do it for me, Bill Reid, 18:51
- Re: mkdir() won't do it for me, Bill Reid, 18:51
- Re: mkdir() won't do it for me, Bill Reid, 18:51
- Re: mkdir() won't do it for me, Bill Reid, 18:50
- Re: mkdir() won't do it for me, Bill Reid, 18:50
- Re: function overloading, Harald van Dijk, 18:48
- Re: what exactly does the operator |= ???, Richard Heathfield, 18:41
- Re: what exactly does the operator |= ???, Richard Heathfield, 18:40
- Re: func() in implementation and func (100, 200, 300) in calling, Tor Rustad, 18:39
- Re: what exactly does the operator |= ???, Keith Thompson, 18:38
- Re: what exactly does the operator |= ???, Coos Haak, 18:34
- Re: Array indexing, Keith Thompson, 18:27
- Re: splitting two arrays., Giorgos Keramidas, 18:27
- Re: C runtime library for Unix, Eric Sosman, 18:16
- Re: function overloading, Tor Rustad, 18:13
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, Chris Thomasson, 18:07
- Re: C code stats tool?, Mark McIntyre, 18:02
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Mark McIntyre, 18:00
- Re: Looking for a GUI toolkit using raw C, Mark McIntyre, 17:57
- Re: what exactly does the operator |= ???, Mark McIntyre, 17:55
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Al Balmer, 17:55
- Re: what exactly does the operator |= ???, Mark McIntyre, 17:53
- Re: Array indexing, Malcolm, 17:47
- Re: can "if (ptr)" cause problems?, Christopher Benson-Manica, 17:23
- Re: function overloading, Keith Thompson, 17:02
- Re: fscanf issues, please help., CBFalconer, 16:49
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, matevzb, 16:43
- Re: Need help with the simple chess program in C, Keith Thompson, 16:27
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, Roland Pibinger, 16:24
- Re: C runtime library for Unix [OT], Tor Rustad, 16:01
- Re: what exactly does the operator |= ???, Richard Heathfield, 15:57
- Re: Need help with the simple chess program in C, Richard Heathfield, 15:55
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Leslie Kis-Adam, 15:55
- Re: should 'float* foo = 12345' be legal?, Keith Thompson, 15:47
- Re: link error 2005 or 2001, Ulrich Eckhardt, 15:41
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, matevzb, 15:40
- Re: Need help with the simple chess program in C, Keith Thompson, 15:38
- Re: what exactly does the operator |= ???, Keith Thompson, 15:35
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, Roland Pibinger, 15:30
- Re: fscanf issues, please help., quyvle, 15:25
- Re: C runtime library for Unix, Paul Edwards, 15:20
- Re: fscanf issues, please help., quyvle, 14:40
- Re: can "if (ptr)" cause problems?, Ben Pfaff, 14:13
- Re: can "if (ptr)" cause problems?, dcorbit, 14:05
- Re: Array indexing, SM Ryan, 14:03
- Re: xml to function call, Tor Rustad, 14:02
- Re: can "if (ptr)" cause problems?, Frederick Gotham, 14:01
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Frederick Gotham, 13:54
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, E. Robert Tisdale, 13:53
- can "if (ptr)" cause problems?, vl106, 13:43
- Re: Array indexing, Frederick Gotham, 13:41
- Re: Need help with the simple chess program in C, patrik . kahari, 13:28
- Re: C code stats tool?, Roberto Waltman, 13:26
- Re: C, signal, variable STOR and reentrancy, Richard Heathfield, 13:25
- Re: Array indexing, Chris Torek, 13:07
- Re: C code stats tool?, Why Tea, 12:45
- Re: function overloading, Stephen Sprunk, 12:43
- Re: C, signal, variable STOR and reentrancy, charles_gero, 12:37
- Re: C runtime library for Unix, santosh, 12:35
- Re: should 'float* foo = 12345' be legal?, Eric Sosman, 12:33
- Re: func() in implementation and func (100, 200, 300) in calling, Richard Heathfield, 12:28
- Re: fscanf issues, please help., quyvle, 12:23
- Re: C, signal, variable STOR and reentrancy, Richard Heathfield, 12:22
- Re: func() in implementation and func (100, 200, 300) in calling, Alex Vinokur, 12:21
- Re: C, signal, variable STOR and reentrancy, charles_gero, 12:20
- Re: func() in implementation and func (100, 200, 300) in calling, Richard Heathfield, 12:18
- Re: what exactly does the operator |= ???, Richard Heathfield, 12:17
- C, signal, variable STOR and reentrancy, charles_gero, 12:14
- Re: should 'float* foo = 12345' be legal?, Random832, 12:11
- Re: should 'float* foo = 12345' be legal?, Ben Pfaff, 12:08
- func() in implementation and func (100, 200, 300) in calling, Alex Vinokur, 12:06
- Re: what exactly does the operator |= ???, Erick->, 12:05
- Re: fscanf issues, please help., Ben Bacarisse, 11:56
- should 'float* foo = 12345' be legal?, John, 11:54
- Re: fscanf issues, please help., mark_bluemel, 11:50
- Re: C code stats tool?, Roberto Waltman, 11:42
- fscanf issues, please help., quyvle, 11:30
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, Laurent Deniau, 10:53
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, Laurent Deniau, 10:29
- Re: C code stats tool?, Al Balmer, 10:26
- Re: Basic pointers question, junky_fellow@xxxxxxxxxxx, 10:23
- Re: Basic pointers question, Chris Dollin, 10:11
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, Thierry Chappuis, 09:56
- Re: Basic pointers question, junky_fellow@xxxxxxxxxxx, 09:49
- C runtime library for Unix, Paul Edwards, 09:45
- Re: what exactly does the operator |= ???, mark_bluemel, 09:38
- Re: Memory allocating/deallocating using functions, Richard Heathfield, 09:32
- Re: function overloading, Richard Heathfield, 09:30
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, Roland Pibinger, 09:29
- Re: Memory allocating/deallocating using functions, Richard Tobin, 09:27
- Re: function overloading, CBFalconer, 09:19
- Memory allocating/deallocating using functions, Sheldon, 09:16
- Re: Need help with the simple chess program in C, Ben Bacarisse, 09:15
- Re: function overloading, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 09:01
- Re: function overloading, KISHORE, 08:57
- Re: function overloading, Harald van Dijk, 08:54
- Re: function overloading, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 08:52
- Re: function overloading, Chris Dollin, 08:30
- Re: function overloading, Richard Heathfield, 08:15
- function overloading, lordkain, 07:56
- Re: what exactly does the operator |= ???, Richard Heathfield, 07:15
- Re: what exactly does the operator |= ???, Bob Martin, 07:09
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, Laurent Deniau, 06:55
- Re: A question about printf, Why Tea, 06:50
- Re: A question about printf, Richard Heathfield, 06:36
- Re: A question about printf, Why Tea, 06:25
- Re: A question about printf, Chris Dollin, 06:17
- Re: Basic pointers question, Chris Dollin, 06:11
- Re: A question about printf, Richard Heathfield, 06:11
- A question about printf, Why Tea, 06:02
- Re: C code stats tool?, Why Tea, 05:38
- Re: Basic pointers question, Simon, 05:32
- Re: C code stats tool?, jacob navia, 05:11
- Re: C code stats tool?, Why Tea, 05:05
- Re: Basic pointers question, Richard Heathfield, 05:00
- Re: C code stats tool?, Richard Heathfield, 04:54
- Basic pointers question, Simon, 04:54
- Re: Array indexing, Walter Roberson, 04:48
- Re: C code stats tool?, jacob navia, 04:43
- Re: C code stats tool?, Walter Roberson, 04:40
- Re: C code stats tool?, Richard Heathfield, 04:35
- Re: Array indexing, jacob navia, 04:30
- Re: C code stats tool?, J. J. Farrell, 04:28
- Re: Array indexing, Walter Roberson, 04:26
- Re: C code stats tool?, jacob navia, 04:25
- Re: C code stats tool?, Walter Roberson, 04:21
- Array indexing, jacob navia, 04:21
- Re: C code stats tool?, jacob navia, 04:13
- Re: C code stats tool?, Richard Heathfield, 03:54
- Re: C code stats tool?, Why Tea, 03:51
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Richard Heathfield, 03:49
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, jacob navia, 03:40
- Re: Need help with the simple chess program in C, dcorbit, 03:40
- Re: Need help with the simple chess program in C, Richard Heathfield, 03:34
- Re: why error C2051?, clino, 03:34
- Re: xml to function call, lordkain, 03:15
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Richard Heathfield, 03:15
- Re: xml to function call, lordkain, 03:11
- Re: xml to function call, lordkain, 03:09
- Re: why error C2051?, Richard Bos, 03:08
- Re: what exactly does the operator |= ???, Richard Heathfield, 03:08
- Re: reverse arrays, Richard Heathfield, 03:05
- Re: source code of c with proper tools and campatibility, Ulrich Eckhardt, 03:02
- Re: reverse arrays, Ulrich Eckhardt, 02:58
- [ANN] Data Plotting Library DISLIN 9.1, Helmut Michels, 02:57
- Re: source code of c with proper tools and campatibility, William Ahern, 02:55
- Re: why error C2051?, Richard Heathfield, 02:54
- source code of c with proper tools and campatibility, sant, 02:28
- why error C2051?, clino, 02:21
- Re: C code stats tool?, jacob navia, 01:51
- Re: Self-assignment -- undefined?, Charlie Gibbs, 01:49
- Re: C code stats tool?, Why Tea, 01:28
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Keith Thompson, 00:21
November 16, 2006
- Re: Need help with the simple chess program in C, Nelu, 23:56
- Re: Need help with the simple chess program in C, CBFalconer, 23:42
- Re: How to undef a typedef??, santosh, 23:39
- Re: convert 64-integer to hex octet string, CBFalconer, 23:36
- Re: Need help with the simple chess program in C, Jack Klein, 23:36
- Re: Looking for a GUI toolkit using raw C, Jack Klein, 23:33
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, CBFalconer, 23:32
- Re: How to undef a typedef??, Jack Klein, 23:27
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Nelu, 23:15
- Re: Need help with the simple chess program in C, santosh, 23:01
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, santosh, 22:58
- Re: convert 64-integer to hex octet string, santosh, 22:56
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, abhay, 22:56
- Re: Need help with the simple chess program in C, Nelu, 22:54
- Need help with the simple chess program in C, asif929, 22:22
- Re: Optimizing Away, Old Wolf, 22:08
- reverse arrays, simo, 21:47
- Re: How to undef a typedef??, whua113@xxxxxxxxx, 21:41
- Re: Optimizing Away, Sjouke Burry, 21:37
- Re: Optimizing Away, Tor Rustad, 20:37
- Re: convert 64-integer to hex octet string, Tor Rustad, 20:33
- Re: Optimizing Away, J. J. Farrell, 20:26
- Looking for a GUI toolkit using raw C, Javier, 19:48
- Re: what exactly does the operator |= ???, CBFalconer, 19:46
- Re: what exactly does the operator |= ???, CBFalconer, 19:45
- Re: convert 64-integer to hex octet string, CBFalconer, 19:43
- Re: 1-17 in K&R book, CBFalconer, 19:39
- Re: Comple error when passing two dimensional char arrays as parameters, Martin Ambuhl, 19:27
- Re: what exactly does the operator |= ???, Nelu, 18:56
- Re: what exactly does the operator |= ???, Coos Haak, 18:53
- Re: what exactly does the operator |= ???, Erick->, 18:48
- Re: what exactly does the operator |= ???, Nelu, 18:38
- Re: Optimizing Away, Tor Rustad, 18:32
- Re: 1-17 in K&R book, Andrew Poelstra, 18:31
- Re: Optimizing Away, Default User, 18:30
- Re: C runtime library for Win32, Paul Edwards, 18:28
- Re: xml to function call, Tor Rustad, 18:19
- Re: Optimizing Away, Keith Thompson, 18:18
- Re: what exactly does the operator |= ???, Erick->, 18:13
- Re: Optimizing Away, Default User, 18:12
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, Thierry Chappuis, 18:12
- Re: what exactly does the operator |= ???, Thierry Chappuis, 18:08
- Re: convert 64-integer to hex octet string, Keith Thompson, 18:06
- Re: convert 64-integer to hex octet string, Peter Nilsson, 18:02
- Re: what exactly does the operator |= ???, Erick->, 18:00
- Re: what exactly does the operator |= ???, james of tucson, 17:55
- Re: what exactly does the operator |= ???, Erick->, 17:53
- Re: How to undef a typedef??, Peter Nilsson, 17:52
- Re: what exactly does the operator |= ???, Richard Heathfield, 17:52
- Re: convert 64-integer to hex octet string, wenmang@xxxxxxxxx, 17:48
- what exactly does the operator |= ???, Erick->, 17:47
- convert 64-integer to hex octet string, wenmang@xxxxxxxxx, 17:45
- Re: Need to choose a free compiler, CBFalconer, 17:08
- Re: Need to choose a free compiler, Mark McIntyre, 16:47
- Re: Optimizing Away, Mark McIntyre, 16:41
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, Roland Pibinger, 16:28
- Re: C code stats tool?, james of tucson, 16:18
- Re: Optimizing Away, Keith Thompson, 16:16
- Baby steps to the "New" New Orleans, U S Contractors Offering Service A Non-profit, 15:58
- Re: Optimizing Away, Christopher Benson-Manica, 15:54
- C code stats tool?, Why Tea, 15:31
- C code stats tool?, Why Tea, 15:30
- Re: Accessing global variable in a local block, Chris Torek, 15:17
- Re: Accessing global variable in a local block, Keith Thompson, 15:09
- Re: Optimizing Away, Keith Thompson, 15:02
- Re: OT: Re: We BUY Mortgage Notes $$$$$$$$$, Keith Thompson, 15:01
- Re: Conversion from Hexadecimal number into Decimal number, Simon Biber, 14:51
- Re: How to undef a typedef??, Random832, 14:26
- Re: How to undef a typedef??, John Bode, 14:14
- Re: How to undef a typedef??, osmium, 14:04
- Re: Interesting code, August Karlstrom, 14:00
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, Default User, 13:52
- Re: Memory address "value", Walter Roberson, 12:58
- Re: How to undef a typedef??, Flash Gordon, 12:34
- Re: OT: Re: We BUY Mortgage Notes $$$$$$$$$, Al Balmer, 12:09
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, Thierry Chappuis, 12:07
- Re: Interesting code, Bill Medland, 12:04
- Re: Need to choose a free compiler, Clever Monkey, 12:00
- Re: How to undef a typedef??, osmium, 11:57
- Re: gzip library, Walter Roberson, 11:56
- Re: Query about software testing career [was: Help me..!], Clever Monkey, 11:49
- Re: Accessing global variable in a local block, santosh, 11:34
- Re: Error when assigning char* to structure member, insik.park@xxxxxxxxx, 11:16
- Re: Accessing global variable in a local block, Lew Pitcher, 11:00
- Re: How to undef a typedef??, Kenneth Brody, 10:59
- Re: C runtime library for Win32, Iwo Mergler, 10:51
- OT: Re: We BUY Mortgage Notes $$$$$$$$$, Kenneth Brody, 10:50
- Re: C runtime library for Win32 [OT], Al Balmer, 10:47
- Re: Accessing global variable in a local block, santosh, 10:46
- Re: Help me..!, santosh, 10:43
- Re: Need to choose a free compiler, Nelu, 10:25
- Re: 1-17 in K&R book, Camellia, 10:20
- Re: 1-17 in K&R book, Camellia, 10:18
- Re: How to undef a typedef??, Tor Rustad, 09:57
- Re: Accessing global variable in a local block, Lew Pitcher, 09:56
- Re: Interesting code, Richard Tobin, 09:52
- Re: Interesting code, Nelu, 09:18
- Re: Learning, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 09:17
- Re: xml to function call, Richard Tobin, 09:15
- Re: 1-17 in K&R book, CBFalconer, 09:09
- Re: Need to choose a free compiler, CBFalconer, 09:00
- Re: We BUY Mortgage Notes $$$$$$$$$, CBFalconer, 08:58
- Re: How to undef a typedef??, Eric Sosman, 08:45
- Re: xml to function call, Eric Sosman, 08:42
- Re: Learning, Niv, 08:35
- Re: How to undef a typedef??, Chris Dollin, 08:34
- How to undef a typedef??, informativeguy, 08:24
- xml to function call, lordkain, 08:21
- Re: Accessing global variable in a local block, Eric Sosman, 08:13
- Re: We BUY Mortgage Notes $$$$$$$$$, Eric Sosman, 08:06
- Help me..!, Shankar, 07:36
- Re: Saving data, Dietmar Schindler, 07:30
- Re: 1-17 in K&R book, Camellia, 07:16
- Re: 1-17 in K&R book, Chris Dollin, 07:09
- Re: C runtime library for Win32 [OT], Paul Edwards, 07:05
- Re: 1-17 in K&R book, Camellia, 06:59
- Re: Optimizing Away, Tor Rustad, 06:55
- Re: Optimizing Away, Tor Rustad, 06:34
- Re: Learning, Chris Dollin, 06:07
- Re: Need to choose a free compiler, MrPink, 06:04
- Re: Need to choose a free compiler, santosh, 05:59
- Re: Accessing global variable in a local block, Chris Dollin, 05:55
- Learning, Niv, 05:48
- Re: C runtime library for Win32 [OT], Tor Rustad, 05:23
- Re: Accessing global variable in a local block, Keith Thompson, 05:15
- Re: 1-17 in K&R book, Richard Heathfield, 05:07
- Re: what does this statement means?, Richard Heathfield, 05:05
- Re: Optimizing Away, Keith Thompson, 05:01
- 1-17 in K&R book, Camellia, 04:53
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, Roland Pibinger, 04:50
- Accessing global variable in a local block, Shilpa, 04:34
- Re: Syntax for variable names spanning multiple lines in C, Richard Bos, 04:24
- what does this statement means?, Readon Shaw, 04:24
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Richard Bos, 04:23
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Richard Bos, 04:20
- Error when assigning char* to structure member, Arun, 04:17
- gzip library, gijung, 04:11
- Re: 4 giga byte limit in stdio.h, Richard Heathfield, 03:51
- 4 giga byte limit in stdio.h, katysei, 03:46
- Re: Need to choose a free compiler, Nirjhar Oberoi, 03:45
- Re: C runtime library for Win32 [OT], robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 03:37
- Re: Optimizing Away, Tor Rustad, 03:29
- Re: C runtime library for Win32 [OT], Tor Rustad, 03:14
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, Chris Dollin, 03:14
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, Chris Dollin, 03:10
- Re: A pointer as a porameter of the function, santosh, 03:10
- Re: Optimizing Away, CBFalconer, 03:09
- Re: Comple error when passing two dimensional char arrays as parameters, Ian Collins, 03:04
- Re: A pointer as a porameter of the function, Chris Dollin, 03:03
- Comple error when passing two dimensional char arrays as parameters, ZMan, 02:43
- Re: Register, Richard Heathfield, 02:42
- Re: Register, jaysome, 02:38
- Re: Optimizing Away, jaysome, 02:23
- Register, raghu, 02:22
- Re: Interesting code, Richard Bos, 02:19
- Re: Optimizing Away, jaysome, 02:03
- Re: Need to choose a free compiler, santosh, 01:40
- Re: Interesting code, Richard Heathfield, 01:32
- Re: Need to choose a free compiler, Richard Heathfield, 01:31
- Re: Interesting code, Keith Thompson, 01:16
- Re: Interesting code, v4vijayakumar, 01:05
- Need to choose a free compiler, Nirjhar Oberoi, 00:57
- Re: Interesting code, Richard Heathfield, 00:41
- Re: Interesting code, Ben Pfaff, 00:32
- Re: Interesting code, DhaneshNair@xxxxxxxxx, 00:23
November 15, 2006
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, Chris Torek, 23:18
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, v4vijayakumar, 22:50
- Interesting code, v4vijayakumar, 22:46
- Re: Array indices, Joe Wright, 22:04
- Re: Array indices, Walter Roberson, 22:01
- Re: Array indices, Keith Thompson, 21:59
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, Keith Thompson, 21:49
- Re: Optimizing Away, Keith Thompson, 21:48
- Re: We BUY Mortgage Notes $$$$$$$$$, CBFalconer, 21:39
- Array indices, mmu2643, 21:39
- Re: splitting two arrays., Joe Wright, 20:53
- Re: A pointer as a porameter of the function, J. J. Farrell, 20:26
- Re: C runtime library for Win32, Paul Edwards, 20:24
- Re: splitting two arrays., Joe Wright, 19:42
- Re: C runtime library for Win32, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 19:08
- Re: C runtime library for Win32 [OT], robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 19:05
- Re: regarding << and >> operators, Dik T. Winter, 18:55
- Re: Set sender's port, Default User, 18:52
- Re: Set sender's port, Keith Thompson, 18:46
- Re: Set sender's port, Spiros Bousbouras, 18:45
- Re: URGENT HELP REQUIRED FOR SIEBEL - PLEASE, Mark McIntyre, 18:44
- Re: Optimizing Away, Tor Rustad, 18:24
- We BUY Mortgage Notes $$$$$$$$$, , 18:10
- Set sender's port, sieg1974, 18:07
- Real Estate Notes Wanted to buy, , 18:07
- Re: C runtime library for Win32 [OT], Tor Rustad, 17:41
- Re: portable fmemopen, Keith Thompson, 17:26
- Re: C runtime library for Win32, Keith Thompson, 17:14
- Re: C runtime library for Win32, Keith Thompson, 17:10
- Re: URGENT HELP REQUIRED FOR SIEBEL - PLEASE, Random832, 17:08
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, pete, 17:06
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, CBFalconer, 17:06
- Re: URGENT HELP REQUIRED FOR SIEBEL - PLEASE, Spiros Bousbouras, 17:04
- Re: Optimizing Away, CBFalconer, 17:03
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, Keith Thompson, 17:01
- Re: portable fmemopen, Malcolm, 16:56
- Re: A pointer as a porameter of the function, Keith Thompson, 16:55
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, Malcolm, 16:54
- Re: Memory address "value", Kenneth Brody, 16:42
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Keith Thompson, 16:19
- Re: question about an exercise in K&R (p96), Richard Heathfield, 16:13
- Re: C runtime library for Win32, Richard Heathfield, 16:10
- Re: A pointer as a porameter of the function, Arthur J. O'Dwyer, 15:48
- Re: Optimizing Away, cassius, 15:47
- Re: A pointer as a porameter of the function, svata, 15:39
- Re: Memory address "value", Random832, 15:38
- Re: Optimizing Away, insik.park@xxxxxxxxx, 14:50
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Skarmander, 14:48
- Re: portable fmemopen, santosh, 14:30
- Re: question about an exercise in K&R (p96), mdh, 14:28
- Re: C runtime library for Win32, jacob navia, 14:25
- portable fmemopen, yancheng . cheok, 14:17
- Re: question about an exercise in K&R (p96), santosh, 14:17
- Re: question about an exercise in K&R (p96), mdh, 14:13
- Re: question about an exercise in K&R (p96), santosh, 14:07
- Re: C runtime library for Win32, santosh, 14:02
- Re: question about an exercise in K&R (p96), mdh, 14:02
- Re: regarding << and >> operators, Chris Torek, 13:51
- Re: C runtime library for Win32, Paul Edwards, 13:45
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, razael1, 13:14
- Re: First Posting, HeatuS, 13:12
- Re: How to make code Data Execution Prevention (DEP) compatible?, P, 13:03
- Re: C runtime library for Win32, santosh, 12:56
- Re: C runtime library for Win32, Richard Heathfield, 12:53
- Re: URGENT HELP REQUIRED FOR SIEBEL - PLEASE, Richard Heathfield, 12:52
- Re: URGENT HELP REQUIRED FOR SIEBEL - PLEASE, Tor Rustad, 12:48
- Re: C runtime library for Win32, santosh, 12:45
- Re: Need to Allocate more space than size_t, Tor Rustad, 12:42
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, William Hughes, 12:28
- Re: Regarding structure having members under conditional compilation, Richard Tobin, 12:26
- Re: C runtime library for Win32, Kenny McCormack, 12:17
- Re: question about an exercise in K&R (p96), mdh, 12:12
- Re: Regarding structure having members under conditional compilation, Eric Sosman, 12:11
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, Thierry Chappuis, 12:07
- Re: Regarding structure having members under conditional compilation, insik.park@xxxxxxxxx, 12:03
- Re: Regarding structure having members under conditional compilation, santosh, 12:01
- Re: HP-UX sysinfo usage, Default User, 12:00
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 11:52
- C runtime library for Win32, Paul Edwards, 11:48
- Re: regarding << and >> operators, Richard Tobin, 11:36
- Regarding structure having members under conditional compilation, sam_cit, 11:34
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, Richard Tobin, 11:33
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, Richard Tobin, 11:31
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, santosh, 11:21
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, Chris Dollin, 11:16
- Re: regarding << and >> operators, Kenneth Brody, 11:12
- Re: question concerning screen control, santosh, 11:09
- Re: A pointer as a porameter of the function, Chris Dollin, 11:09
- Re: A pointer as a porameter of the function, Chris Dollin, 11:07
- Re: question concerning screen control, santosh, 11:05
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, Fred Kleinschmidt, 11:04
- Re: ask for suggestion., Christopher Benson-Manica, 11:02
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, santosh, 11:01
- Re: question concerning screen control, Kenneth Lantrip, 10:55
- Re: Memory address "value", Kenneth Brody, 10:53
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, razael1, 10:51
- Re: A pointer as a porameter of the function, mark_bluemel, 10:46
- Re: URGENT HELP REQUIRED FOR SIEBEL - PLEASE, Default User, 10:43
- Re: [Noob]String memory allocation, Default User, 10:41
- Re: [Noob]String memory allocation, Default User, 10:37
- Re: question about an exercise in K&R (p96), Tim Hagan, 10:26
- Re: A pointer as a porameter of the function, svata, 10:24
- 5.1.2.2.1 argv misdescription [was Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed], Richard Heathfield, 10:24
- Re: HP-UX sysinfo usage, Don Morris, 10:23
- Re: A pointer as a porameter of the function, santosh, 10:23
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Richard Heathfield, 10:20
- Re: Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, Cong Wang, 10:15
- Re: regarding << and >> operators, CBFalconer, 10:11
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, jacob navia, 10:11
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, jacob navia, 10:05
- Re: question about an exercise in K&R (p96), mdh, 10:00
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Richard Heathfield, 09:49
- Re: A pointer as a porameter of the function, svata, 09:44
- Re: regarding << and >> operators, santosh, 09:43
- Re: A pointer as a porameter of the function, santosh, 09:33
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, jacob navia, 09:17
- Re: question about an exercise in K&R (p96), Richard Heathfield, 09:06
- Re: question about an exercise in K&R (p96), mdh, 09:01
- Re: A pointer as a porameter of the function, svata, 08:59
- Re: HP-UX sysinfo usage, Richard Heathfield, 08:58
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Richard Heathfield, 08:53
- Re: A pointer as a porameter of the function, Chris Dollin, 08:49
- Re: A pointer as a porameter of the function, santosh, 08:33
- Re: A pointer as a porameter of the function, marora@xxxxxxxxx, 08:25
- HP-UX sysinfo usage, k . szczesny, 08:25
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, CBFalconer, 08:12
- Re: question about an exercise in K&R (p96), mdh, 08:06
- Re: regarding << and >> operators, Richard Tobin, 08:05
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, Richard Heathfield, 07:46
- Re: URGENT HELP REQUIRED FOR SIEBEL - PLEASE, Keith Thompson, 07:21
- Re: A pointer as a porameter of the function, svata, 07:18
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, jacob navia, 06:36
- comp.lang.c Answers (Abridged) to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ), Steve Summit, 06:00
- Re: URGENT HELP REQUIRED FOR SIEBEL - PLEASE, Blackspeech, 05:57
- Object-oriented programming in standard ANSI C, Thierry Chappuis, 05:28
- Re: regarding << and >> operators, Chris Dollin, 05:00
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, abhay, 04:59
- Re: question concerning screen control, Keith Thompson, 04:54
- Re: Question : 3d array with pointer to pointer., mark_bluemel, 04:52
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Chris Hills, 04:24
- Re: gnu indent: how to avoid extra indent?, CBFalconer, 04:20
- Re: question about an exercise in K&R (p96), Richard Heathfield, 03:39
- Re: question about an exercise in K&R (p96), santosh, 03:30
- Re: question about an exercise in K&R (p96), Richard Heathfield, 03:06
- Re: Optimizing Away, Richard Bos, 03:04
- Re: regarding << and >> operators, jaysome, 02:54
- Re: regarding << and >> operators, santosh, 02:42
- Optimizing Away, jaysome, 02:40
- Re: gnu indent: how to avoid extra indent?, santosh, 02:37
- Re: Large data array (operations) via disk disk files, santosh, 02:34
- gnu indent: how to avoid extra indent?, dt, 02:26
- Re: question concerning screen control, Richard Bos, 02:23
- Re: question concerning screen control, santosh, 02:21
- Re: Large data array (operations) via disk disk files, geerrxin@xxxxxxxxx, 01:50
- Re: [Noob]String memory allocation, Simon Biber, 01:29
- Re: regarding << and >> operators, Walter Roberson, 01:19
- regarding << and >> operators, onkar, 01:09
- regarding << and >> operators, onkar, 01:08
November 14, 2006
- Re: splitting two arrays., Giorgos Keramidas, 23:43
- Re: Large data array (operations) via disk disk files, Skybuck Flying, 23:37
- question about an exercise in K&R (p96), mdh, 23:17
- Re: Large data array (operations) via disk disk files, Randy Howard, 21:48
- Re: Large data array (operations) via disk disk files, Skybuck Flying, 21:27
- Re: question concerning screen control, Keith Thompson, 20:56
- Re: [Noob]String memory allocation, Random832, 20:51
- Re: question concerning screen control, Gordon Burditt, 20:29
- [Horribly OT -- Richard Heathfield please read urgently] Was: Re: Question : 3d array with pointer to pointer., plodger, 20:22
- Re: [Noob]String memory allocation, DJP, 19:58
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Richard Heathfield, 19:53
- Re: URGENT HELP REQUIRED FOR SIEBEL - PLEASE, Richard Heathfield, 19:51
- Re: [Noob]String memory allocation, Default User, 19:49
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Richard Heathfield, 19:48
- Re: [Noob]String memory allocation, Random832, 19:32
- [Noob]String memory allocation, DJP, 19:27
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Random832, 19:12
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Ben Bacarisse, 18:46
- Re: Need to Allocate more space than size_t, Randy Howard, 18:41
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, CBFalconer, 18:19
- Re: question concerning screen control, Keith Thompson, 18:16
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, CBFalconer, 18:15
- Re: Need to Allocate more space than size_t, Keith Thompson, 18:03
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Keith Thompson, 18:00
- Re: question concerning screen control, John Gordon, 17:59
- Re: help in quicksort, pete, 17:35
- Re: Need to Allocate more space than size_t, Keith Thompson, 17:24
- question concerning screen control, Kenneth Lantrip, 17:21
- Re: Strange operands to conditional operator, Keith Thompson, 17:17
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Frederick Gotham, 17:08
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Frederick Gotham, 17:06
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Skarmander, 17:05
- Re: URGENT HELP REQUIRED FOR SIEBEL - PLEASE, Keith Thompson, 17:02
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, jacob navia, 16:59
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Martijn, 16:56
- Re: Need to Allocate more space than size_t, Ian Collins, 16:54
- And then there was 2Barter Thank you GOD, U S Contractors Offering Service A Non-profit, 16:53
- Re: gets problem, Keith Thompson, 16:53
- Re: Need to Allocate more space than size_t, Old Wolf, 16:48
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, jacob navia, 16:48
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Keith Thompson, 16:46
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, jacob navia, 16:45
- Re: Syntax for variable names spanning multiple lines in C, Random832, 16:41
- Re: Syntax for variable names spanning multiple lines in C, james of tucson, 16:39
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Keith Thompson, 16:29
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Keith Thompson, 16:19
- Re: Syntax for variable names spanning multiple lines in C, Kenny McCormack, 15:55
- Re: URGENT HELP REQUIRED FOR SIEBEL - PLEASE, Mark McIntyre, 15:44
- Re: URGENT HELP REQUIRED FOR SIEBEL - PLEASE, Ben Pfaff, 14:51
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Frederick Gotham, 14:50
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Richard Heathfield, 14:31
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Frederick Gotham, 14:14
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Frederick Gotham, 14:12
- Re: URGENT HELP REQUIRED FOR SIEBEL - PLEASE, Mark McIntyre, 14:12
- Re: Conversion from Hexadecimal number into Decimal number, Random832, 14:11
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Frederick Gotham, 14:10
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Mark McIntyre, 14:01
- Re: Conversion from Hexadecimal number into Decimal number, santosh, 13:57
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Mark McIntyre, 13:57
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Mark McIntyre, 13:55
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Skarmander, 13:54
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, jacob navia, 13:53
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Frederick Gotham, 13:28
- Re: Need to Allocate more space than size_t, Random832, 13:26
- Re: Large data array (operations) via disk disk files, santosh, 13:25
- Re: Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, santosh, 13:21
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, jacob navia, 13:21
- Re: Large data array (operations) via disk disk files, J. F. Cornwall, 13:17
- Re: Lvalue, Andrew Poelstra, 13:02
- Let the games begain, U S Contractors Offering Service A Non-profit, 13:00
- Let the games begain, U S Contractors Offering Service A Non-profit, 13:00
- Please Help ----------Free Downloadable Ebooks for C & C++ Language needed, abhay, 12:59
- Re: Strange operands to conditional operator, Arthur J. O'Dwyer, 12:56
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Richard Heathfield, 12:47
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Richard Heathfield, 12:45
- Re: URGENT HELP REQUIRED FOR SIEBEL - PLEASE, Richard Heathfield, 12:40
- Re: A function returning string or pointer, Richard Tobin, 12:38
- Re: Syntax for variable names spanning multiple lines in C, santosh, 12:36
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, jacob navia, 12:35
- Re: Large data array (operations) via disk disk files, Skybuck Flying, 12:33
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, jacob navia, 12:32
- Re: Overview, jacob navia, 12:29
- Re: Syntax for variable names spanning multiple lines in C, Kenny McCormack, 12:27
- Re: A function returning string or pointer, santosh, 12:27
- Re: A function returning string or pointer, Simon Biber, 12:19
- Re: Overview, santosh, 12:17
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Frederick Gotham, 12:14
- Re: Need to Allocate more space than size_t, Frederick Gotham, 12:13
- Re: Need to Allocate more space than size_t, Tor Rustad, 12:04
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Frederick Gotham, 11:55
- Overview, dvdsum, 11:51
- Re: Strange operands to conditional operator, Frederick Gotham, 11:48
- Re: Need to Allocate more space than size_t, Frederick Gotham, 11:44
- Re: Need to Allocate more space than size_t, Tor Rustad, 11:36
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Richard Bos, 11:19
- Re: go_to what's in using them, Ed Prochak, 11:17
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, jacob navia, 11:13
- Re: A pointer as a porameter of the function, santosh, 11:09
- Re: A function returning string or pointer, CBFalconer, 10:57
- Re: A function returning string or pointer, santosh, 10:52
- Re: Need to Allocate more space than size_t, mark_bluemel, 10:49
- Re: A pointer as a porameter of the function, mark_bluemel, 10:42
- Re: Audio in Real Time, james of tucson, 10:42
- Re: A function returning string or pointer, Chris Dollin, 10:32
- Re: Need to Allocate more space than size_t, Stephen Sprunk, 10:25
- Re: A function returning string or pointer, svata, 10:20
- Re: URGENT HELP REQUIRED FOR SIEBEL - PLEASE, osmium, 10:14
- Re: How to make code Data Execution Prevention (DEP) compatible?, goose, 10:12
- Re: URGENT HELP REQUIRED FOR SIEBEL - PLEASE, Blackspeech, 10:10
- A pointer as a porameter of the function, svata, 10:06
- Re: Strange operands to conditional operator, Richard Bos, 10:03
- Re: URGENT HELP REQUIRED FOR SIEBEL - PLEASE, Tor Rustad, 10:01
- Re: A function returning string or pointer, Eric Sosman, 09:57
- Re: Syntax for variable names spanning multiple lines in C, Eric Sosman, 09:49
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Flash Gordon, 09:43
- Re: Strange operands to conditional operator, mark_bluemel, 09:34
- Strange operands to conditional operator, paulo, 09:15
- Re: URGENT HELP REQUIRED FOR SIEBEL - PLEASE, Richard Heathfield, 08:49
- URGENT HELP REQUIRED FOR SIEBEL - PLEASE, Blackspeech, 08:45
- Re: gets problem, Kenny McCormack, 08:17
- Re: what the statement in a structure mean, CBFalconer, 07:45
- Re: Audio in Real Time, Romulo Carneiro, 07:17
- Re: Audio in Real Time, santosh, 07:14
- Re: Syntax for variable names spanning multiple lines in C, Tor Rustad, 07:13
- Re: Need to Allocate more space than size_t, santosh, 07:02
- Re: gets problem, Tor Rustad, 06:31
- Re: what the statement in a structure mean, sam_cit, 06:13
- Audio in Real Time, Romulo Carneiro, 06:09
- Re: Need to Allocate more space than size_t, sam_cit, 05:57
- Re: A function returning string or pointer, svata, 05:44
- Re: Need to Allocate more space than size_t, santosh, 05:40
- Re: Need to Allocate more space than size_t, santosh, 05:25
- Re: what the statement in a structure mean, Richard Heathfield, 05:15
- Re: what the statement in a structure mean, raghu, 05:07
- Re: Lvalue, Keith Thompson, 05:05
- Re: Lvalue, Richard Bos, 04:53
- Re: Need to Allocate more space than size_t, Richard Bos, 04:52
- Re: what the statement in a structure mean, sam_cit, 04:51
- Re: Need to Allocate more space than size_t, mark_bluemel, 04:50
- Re: Need to Allocate more space than size_t, sam_cit, 04:48
- Re: gets problem, Keith Thompson, 04:47
- Re: what the statement in a structure mean, raghu, 04:41
- Re: Lvalue, Chris Dollin, 04:25
- Need to Allocate more space than size_t, ramasubramanian.rahul@xxxxxxxxx, 04:22
- Re: Large data array (operations) via disk disk files, alexei . matveev, 04:11
- Re: Lvalue, Martin Ambuhl, 04:09
- Re: gets problem, Chris Dollin, 04:03
- Re: what the statement in a structure mean, santosh, 03:49
- Re: Lvalue, Ian Collins, 03:44
- Re: Lvalue, Richard Heathfield, 03:43
- Re: gets problem, santosh, 03:41
- Re: Lvalue, mark_bluemel, 03:37
- Re: Lvalue, Ian Collins, 03:32
- Re: Lvalue, Richard Heathfield, 03:30
- Re: gets problem, Tor Rustad, 03:17
- Re: Large data array (operations) via disk disk files, Jan Vorbrüggen, 03:08
- Re: gets problem, Bill Pursell, 03:07
- Re: Lvalue, Ian Collins, 03:03
- Re: what the statement in a structure mean, Tor Rustad, 02:59
- Re: Lvalue, Richard Heathfield, 02:59
- Re: Syntax for variable names spanning multiple lines in C, Ian Collins, 02:49
- Re: Syntax for variable names spanning multiple lines in C, Richard Bos, 02:48
- Re: Lvalue, Ian Collins, 02:46
- Re: Syntax for variable names spanning multiple lines in C, Sriram Rajagopalan, 02:35
- Re: Lvalue, Richard Heathfield, 02:33
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Ian Collins, 02:31
- Re: Lvalue, Richard Heathfield, 02:29
- Re: Lvalue, Ian Collins, 02:28
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, jacob navia, 02:20
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, jacob navia, 02:18
- Re: operator has no effect, Richard Heathfield, 02:07
- Lvalue, raghu, 02:07
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Richard Heathfield, 02:04
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Richard Bos, 02:03
- Re: what the statement in a structure mean, Richard Heathfield, 02:02
- Re: gets problem, Richard Heathfield, 01:58
- Re: gets problem, Richard Heathfield, 01:51
- Re: operator has no effect, Zara, 01:46
- Re: operator has no effect, Ian Collins, 01:44
- Re: operator has no effect, onkar, 01:38
- Re: operator has no effect, sam_cit, 01:33
- Re: help in quicksort, dcorbit, 01:28
- operator has no effect, onkar, 01:14
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Ian Collins, 00:56
- Re: Array Addressing, Walter Roberson, 00:44
- Re: A function returning string or pointer, Keith Thompson, 00:38
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Keith Thompson, 00:28
November 13, 2006
- Re: free-format input, mdh, 23:42
- Re: what the statement in a structure mean, sam_cit, 23:16
- Re: Array Addressing, Jack Klein, 23:09
- Re: free-format input, Jack Klein, 23:08
- Re: duplicate functions in multiple modules, sam_cit, 23:06
- Re: duplicate functions in multiple modules, Jack Klein, 23:03
- Re: Conversion from Hexadecimal number into Decimal number, James Dow Allen, 22:55
- Re: void pointer arithmatic, Jack Klein, 22:50
- Array Addressing, Je-Givara, 21:43
- Re: number formats, Eric Sosman, 21:41
- free-format input, mdh, 21:33
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, J. J. Farrell, 21:13
- Re: duplicate functions in multiple modules, sofiandbrice, 20:41
- Re: Syntax for variable names spanning multiple lines in C, J. J. Farrell, 20:40
- Re: gets problem, Keith Thompson, 20:33
- Re: gets problem, Richard, 20:23
- Re: gets problem, Richard, 20:20
- Re: Conversion from Hexadecimal number into Decimal number, Richard, 20:18
- Re: duplicate functions in multiple modules, Fred Kleinschmidt, 20:07
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Richard Heathfield, 19:32
- Re: number formats, Random832, 19:12
- Re: void pointer arithmatic, Andrey Tarasevich, 19:11
- Re: Memory address "value", Walter Roberson, 19:07
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Ian Collins, 18:36
- Re: number formats, James Brown, 18:36
- Re: number formats, David Wade, 18:34
- Re: number formats, Ben Pfaff, 18:32
- duplicate functions in multiple modules, wanwan, 18:30
- Re: Memory address "value", Keith Thompson, 18:29
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Richard Tobin, 18:27
- Re: Syntax for variable names spanning multiple lines in C, Gordon Burditt, 18:26
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, jacob navia, 18:25
- Re: gets problem, Keith Thompson, 18:23
- Re: number formats, Eric Sosman, 18:20
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, jacob navia, 18:18
- Re: number formats, Richard Heathfield, 18:14
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Richard Heathfield, 18:04
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, CBFalconer, 18:01
- Re: Please Don't... WAS Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Richard Heathfield, 17:58
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Al Balmer, 17:58
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Ian Collins, 17:57
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Richard Heathfield, 17:55
- Re: Syntax for variable names spanning multiple lines in C, Richard Heathfield, 17:52
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Frederick Gotham, 17:50
- number formats, James Brown, 17:49
- Re: How to store a 13 digit number in c ?, Keith Thompson, 17:42
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Frederick Gotham, 17:42
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Frederick Gotham, 17:32
- Re: Memory address "value", Martin Ambuhl, 17:30
- Re: void pointer arithmatic, Frederick Gotham, 17:27
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Martin Ambuhl, 17:22
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Random832, 17:19
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Frederick Gotham, 17:17
- Re: go_to what's in using them, Tor Rustad, 17:17
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Frederick Gotham, 17:16
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Frederick Gotham, 17:14
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Frederick Gotham, 16:56
- Re: Memory address "value", Frederick Gotham, 16:54
- Re: OT: Q: C Unleashed - availability, Asbjørn Sæbø, 16:50
- Re: Syntax for variable names spanning multiple lines in C, Random832, 16:48
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Random832, 16:47
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Random832, 16:44
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Ian Collins, 16:40
- Re: Please Don't... WAS Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Random832, 16:38
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Mark McIntyre, 16:38
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Mark McIntyre, 16:37
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Random832, 16:35
- Re: Please Don't... WAS Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Mark McIntyre, 16:32
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Mark McIntyre, 16:31
- Re: go_to what's in using them, John Bode, 16:28
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Bill Pursell, 16:25
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Ian Collins, 16:22
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Keith Thompson, 16:16
- Re: Syntax for variable names spanning multiple lines in C, Ian Collins, 16:14
- Re: Syntax for variable names spanning multiple lines in C, Simon Biber, 16:06
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Ian Collins, 16:03
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Al Balmer, 15:56
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, John Bode, 15:55
- Re: Large data array (operations) via disk disk files, Terence, 15:50
- Re: A function returning string or pointer, Old Wolf, 15:48
- Re: gets problem, Tor Rustad, 15:45
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Old Wolf, 15:44
- Re: Large data array (operations) via disk disk files, Ian Collins, 15:35
- Large data array (operations) via disk disk files, geerrxin@xxxxxxxxx, 15:22
- Re: portable ascii-hex conversion, Old Wolf, 15:12
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Random832, 15:09
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, mdh, 15:02
- Re: How to store a 13 digit number in c ?, Tor Rustad, 14:58
- Re: Memory address "value", Kenneth Brody, 14:50
- Re: Memory address "value", John Gordon, 14:44
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Clark S. Cox III, 14:28
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, james of tucson, 14:22
- Memory address "value", mdh, 14:20
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Skarmander, 14:18
- Re: ask for suggestion., Marco, 14:13
- Re: How to make code Data Execution Prevention (DEP) compatible?, P, 14:12
- Re: How to make code Data Execution Prevention (DEP) compatible?, Skarmander, 14:05
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, mdh, 13:57
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Kenny McCormack, 13:30
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Kenny McCormack, 13:28
- Re: ask for suggestion., Clever Monkey, 13:11
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Andrew Poelstra, 12:53
- Re: How to make code Data Execution Prevention (DEP) compatible?, santosh, 12:44
- How to make code Data Execution Prevention (DEP) compatible?, P, 12:36
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, james of tucson, 12:35
- Re: Syntax for variable names spanning multiple lines in C, Ben Pfaff, 12:23
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Richard Heathfield, 12:15
- Re: gets problem, Andrew Poelstra, 12:06
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, mdh, 12:06
- Re: gets problem, Andrew Poelstra, 12:03
- Re: Conversion from Hexadecimal number into Decimal number, David T. Ashley, 11:56
- Re: A function returning string or pointer, Eric Sosman, 11:45
- Re: A function returning string or pointer, goose, 11:44
- Re: Conversion from Hexadecimal number into Decimal number, Richard Bos, 11:37
- Re: OT: "Magic" (was: Re: Self-assignment -- undefined?), Kenneth Brody, 11:33
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Richard Harter, 11:32
- Re: Syntax for variable names spanning multiple lines in C, Clever Monkey, 11:30
- Re: FILE argument to a function, Kenneth Brody, 11:28
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, goose, 11:27
- Re: Self-assignment -- undefined?, toby, 11:27
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, goose, 11:25
- Re: Conversion from Hexadecimal number into Decimal number, Frederick Gotham, 11:16
- Re: A function returning string or pointer, Stephen Sprunk, 10:47
- Re: error when running app in arm-linux, santosh, 10:38
- Re: please help me, santosh, 10:33
- Re: Syntax for variable names spanning multiple lines in C, Richard Heathfield, 10:22
- Re: A function returning string or pointer, Chris Dollin, 10:21
- Re: go_to what's in using them, av, 10:20
- Please Don't... WAS Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Random832, 10:19
- Re: A function returning string or pointer, Chris Dollin, 10:18
- Re: A function returning string or pointer, Chris Dollin, 10:17
- Re: Syntax for variable names spanning multiple lines in C, Richard Heathfield, 10:15
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Al Balmer, 10:15
- Re: Syntax for variable names spanning multiple lines in C, Chris Dollin, 10:12
- Re: A function returning string or pointer, loic-dev, 10:10
- Re: Syntax for variable names spanning multiple lines in C, Sriram Rajagopalan, 10:07
- Re: Syntax for variable names spanning multiple lines in C, Random832, 09:58
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Random832, 09:56
- Re: mkdir() won't do it for me, Flash Gordon, 09:50
- please help me, zoro, 09:46
- A function returning string or pointer, svata, 09:44
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Flash Gordon, 09:38
- Re: Syntax for variable names spanning multiple lines in C, loic-dev, 09:38
- Re: Syntax for variable names spanning multiple lines in C, Chris Dollin, 09:31
- Re: Logical operator precedence & associativity, Flash Gordon, 09:27
- Syntax for variable names spanning multiple lines in C, Sriram Rajagopalan, 09:20
- Re: Conversion from Hexadecimal number into Decimal number, SM Ryan, 09:02
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, stdazi@xxxxxxxxx, 08:36
- error when running app in arm-linux, Readon Shaw, 08:29
- Re: what the statement in a structure mean, raghu, 08:24
- Re: what the statement in a structure mean, raghu, 08:24
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Kenny McCormack, 08:15
- Re: Conversion from Hexadecimal number into Decimal number, Richard Heathfield, 08:03
- Re: Conversion from Hexadecimal number into Decimal number, loic-dev, 07:43
- Re: how to remove a socket, mark_bluemel, 07:37
- Re: portable ascii-hex conversion, Random832, 07:19
- Re: void pointer arithmatic, Chris Dollin, 07:16
- Re: void pointer arithmatic, Jens Thoms Toerring, 07:15
- Re: go_to what's in using them, santosh, 07:01
- ask for suggestion., Readon Shaw, 06:50
- Re: Conversion from Hexadecimal number into Decimal number, santosh, 06:49
- void pointer arithmatic, nileshsimaria, 06:48
- Re: mkdir() won't do it for me, Nick Keighley, 06:30
- Re: how to remove a socket, Nick Keighley, 06:11
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Nick Keighley, 05:47
- Re: gets problem, Richard Heathfield, 05:27
- Re: portable ascii-hex conversion, CBFalconer, 05:19
- Re: what the statement in a structure mean, Ian Collins, 04:38
- Re: portable ascii-hex conversion, Old Wolf, 04:36
- Re: gets problem, Keith Thompson, 04:33
- Re: what the statement in a structure mean, sam_cit, 04:31
- Re: conditional macro on strings, Nick Keighley, 04:30
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Richard Heathfield, 04:28
- Re: How to store a 13 digit number in c ?, Keith Thompson, 04:12
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, jacob navia, 03:57
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, jacob navia, 03:55
- Re: what the statement in a structure mean, mkaras, 03:52
- Re: gets problem, Richard Heathfield, 03:51
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Keith Thompson, 03:51
- Re: 2D array of structures, Richard Heathfield, 03:48
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Richard Heathfield, 03:47
- Re: gets problem, Keith Thompson, 03:33
- Re: gets problem, Richard Heathfield, 03:25
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Ian Collins, 03:21
- Re: Help with C programming code, Walter Roberson, 03:14
- Re: go_to what's in using them, av, 03:08
- Re: 2D array of structures, svata, 03:08
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Bill Pursell, 02:58
- Help with C programming code, KiMcHeE, 02:54
- Re: OT: "Magic" (was: Re: Self-assignment -- undefined?), Richard Bos, 02:48
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Andreas Kochenburger, 02:47
- Re: gets problem, Ian Collins, 02:43
- Re: Self-assignment -- undefined?, Richard Bos, 02:43
- Re: How to store a 13 digit number in c ?, Richard Bos, 02:42
- Re: How to store a 13 digit number in c ?, Richard Bos, 02:41
- Re: gets problem, Bill Pursell, 02:38
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Richard Heathfield, 02:27
- Re: gets problem, Richard Heathfield, 02:23
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, jacob navia, 02:21
- Re: gets problem, Richard Heathfield, 02:18
- Re: gets problem, Ian Collins, 02:06
- Re: gets problem, Richard Heathfield, 02:05
- Re: Conversion from Hexadecimal number into Decimal number, Richard Heathfield, 02:03
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Ian Collins, 02:03
- Re: what the statement in a structure mean, raghu, 01:51
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, jacob navia, 01:48
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Richard Heathfield, 01:45
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Richard Heathfield, 01:41
- Re: gets problem, Ian Collins, 01:26
- Re: gets problem, Andrew Poelstra, 01:25
- Re: gets problem, Andrew Poelstra, 01:24
- Re: gets problem, Andrew Poelstra, 01:22
- Re: Conversion from Hexadecimal number into Decimal number, Ian Collins, 01:21
- Re: gets problem, sam_cit, 01:20
- Conversion from Hexadecimal number into Decimal number, dharmdeep, 01:18
- Re: gets problem, Andrew Poelstra, 01:17
- gets problem, Zulander, 00:54
- Re: when to use C and when to use C++, Martin Ambuhl, 00:53
- Re: mkdir() won't do it for me, CBFalconer, 00:15
- when to use C and when to use C++, sam_cit, 00:15
- Re: what the statement in a structure mean, sam_cit, 00:03
- Re: portable ascii-hex conversion, CBFalconer, 00:02
- Re: what the statement in a structure mean, kyle.tk, 00:01
November 12, 2006
- what the statement in a structure mean, raghu, 23:40
- Re: help in quicksort, Philip Guenther, 23:31
- Re: portable ascii-hex conversion, Ben Pfaff, 22:47
- Re: portable ascii-hex conversion, Old Wolf, 21:55
- Re: How to store a 13 digit number in c ?, Keith Thompson, 21:27
- Re: Hex to Float conversion of GPS Latitude, Simon Biber, 21:27
- Re: mkdir() won't do it for me, Chris Torek, 21:13
- Re: Is this kosher?, Simon Biber, 21:09
- Re: Is this kosher?, Simon Biber, 20:59
- Re: mkdir() won't do it for me, Random832, 20:17
- Re: mkdir() won't do it for me, Bill Reid, 19:47
- Re: mkdir() won't do it for me, Bill Reid, 19:46
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, John Smith, 19:03
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Kenny McCormack, 18:45
- Re: portable ascii-hex conversion, Andrew Poelstra, 18:28
- Re: portable ascii-hex conversion, Ben Pfaff, 18:20
- Re: help in quicksort, Ivan Vecerina, 18:04
- Re: Is this kosher?, William Hughes, 17:53
- Re: help in quicksort, Richard Tobin, 17:49
- Re: portable ascii-hex conversion, Old Wolf, 17:27
- Re: Is this kosher?, Malcolm, 17:15
- Re: How to store a 13 digit number in c ?, Tor Rustad, 16:57
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Bill Pursell, 16:50
- Re: Hex to Float conversion of GPS Latitude, volosov, 16:46
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Al Balmer, 16:44
- Re: How to store a 13 digit number in c ?, Tor Rustad, 16:43
- Re: cross platform compiling - gui for linux & windows - what to use? gtk?, Keith Thompson, 16:40
- Re: cross platform compiling - gui for linux & windows - what to use? gtk?, Mark McIntyre, 16:35
- Re: Saving data, Mark McIntyre, 16:32
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Mark McIntyre, 16:30
- Re: conditional macro on strings, Keith Thompson, 16:28
- Re: conditional macro on strings, Harald van Dijk, 16:18
- Re: Is this kosher?, Keith Thompson, 16:10
- cross platform compiling - gui for linux & windows - what to use? gtk?, Oliver Bleckmann, 16:07
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Keith Thompson, 16:05
- conditional macro on strings, Martijn, 15:49
- Re: mkdir() won't do it for me, Martijn, 15:40
- Re: routing and wavelength assignment problem, Martijn, 15:37
- Re: help in quicksort, Martijn, 15:33
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Richard Heathfield, 15:06
- Re: help in quicksort, Eric Sosman, 14:58
- help in quicksort, zoro, 14:46
- Re: Saving data, Flash Gordon, 14:36
- Re: Logical operator precedence & associativity, marko, 14:06
- Re: Saving data, Andrew Poelstra, 13:48
- Re: Question : 3d array with pointer to pointer., Joonshik Kim, 12:39
- Re: Question : 3d array with pointer to pointer., Richard Heathfield, 12:13
- Re: Saving data, Simon, 12:12
- Question : 3d array with pointer to pointer., Joonshik Kim, 12:04
- Re: printf() function, Joe Wright, 12:02
- Re: 2D array of structures, Richard Heathfield, 11:55
- printf() function, babyip, 11:44
- Re: 2D array of structures, Norbert Kolvenbach, 11:06
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Kenny McCormack, 11:03
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Frederick Gotham, 10:56
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, CBFalconer, 10:25
- Re: Is this kosher?, Flash Gordon, 09:48
- Re: Saving data, Flash Gordon, 09:45
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, John Smith, 09:39
- Re: Is this kosher?, Richard Heathfield, 09:33
- Re: Saving data, Barry, 09:27
- Re: Saving data, Bill Pursell, 09:24
- Re: Is this kosher?, William Hughes, 09:16
- Re: Saving data, Barry, 09:11
- Re: Saving data, Simon, 09:00
- Re: Saving data, Barry, 08:42
- Re: Is this kosher?, William Hughes, 08:36
- Re: Is this kosher?, CBFalconer, 07:45
- Re: Hex to Float conversion of GPS Latitude, mkaras, 07:28
- Re: Paging Fault and Loops order, Alex Fraser, 06:21
- Re: Is this kosher?, Flash Gordon, 06:02
- Re: Is this kosher?, Malcolm, 05:22
- Re: Is this kosher?, CBFalconer, 04:36
- Re: Paging Fault and Loops order, Maxim Yegorushkin, 03:58
- routing and wavelength assignment problem, momo, 03:54
- Re: Is this kosher?, Richard Heathfield, 02:13
- Re: Paging Fault and Loops order, Greg Lindahl, 02:02
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Al Balmer, 01:21
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Chris Thomasson, 00:55
- Re: Hex to Float conversion of GPS Latitude, volosov, 00:50
- Re: Hex to Float conversion of GPS Latitude, Ernie Wright, 00:44
- Re: mkdir() won't do it for me, Flash Gordon, 00:28
November 11, 2006
- Brilliant technology helping those most in need, U S Contractors Offering Service A Non-profit, 23:39
- Re: Is this kosher?, William Hughes, 23:33
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Kenny McCormack, 22:51
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Keith Thompson, 22:27
- Re: Paging Fault and Loops order, Joe Pfeiffer, 22:21
- Re: Logical operator precedence & associativity, Kenny McCormack, 22:13
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Kenny McCormack, 22:09
- Re: Paging Fault and Loops order, Walter Roberson, 20:45
- Re: Paging Fault and Loops order, Pascal Bourguignon, 20:34
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, John Smith, 20:20
- Paging Fault and Loops order, elvira_wang, 20:13
- Re: Logical operator precedence & associativity, marko, 19:17
- Re: EOF for binary files, Keith Thompson, 18:17
- Re: Is this kosher?, Richard Heathfield, 18:16
- Re: mkdir() won't do it for me, Kenny McCormack, 18:06
- Re: EOF for binary files, SM Ryan, 17:56
- Re: Logical operator precedence & associativity, Chris Torek, 17:54
- Re: Logical operator precedence & associativity, marko, 17:46
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Keith Thompson, 17:43
- Re: EOF for binary files, Keith Thompson, 17:22
- Re: mkdir() won't do it for me, Keith Thompson, 17:15
- Re: Hex to Float conversion of GPS Latitude, Walter Roberson, 17:10
- Re: Logical operator precedence & associativity, pete, 17:08
- Re: accessing a struct, loic-dev, 17:08
- Re: accessing a struct, Eric Sosman, 17:07
- Re: mkdir() won't do it for me, Bill Reid, 17:05
- Re: Is this kosher?, Malcolm, 17:02
- Re: mkdir() won't do it for me, Bill Reid, 17:02
- Re: accessing a struct, Jens Thoms Toerring, 17:00
- Re: Saving data, Simon, 16:58
- Re: accessing a struct, marora@xxxxxxxxx, 16:57
- accessing a struct, Michael Goerz, 16:41
- Re: Logical operator precedence & associativity, marko, 15:43
- Re: linked list quicksort, Flash Gordon, 15:32
- Re: Hex to Float conversion of GPS Latitude, Walter Roberson, 15:28
- Re: Problem with application on Windows x64, Kenny McCormack, 15:21
- Re: 2D array of structures, CBFalconer, 15:06
- Re: mkdir() won't do it for me, Chris Torek, 14:53
- Re: Logical operator precedence & associativity, Ben Pfaff, 14:49
- Re: linked list quicksort, Baltazar007, 14:46
- Re: Problem with application on Windows x64, Flash Gordon, 14:43
- Re: 2D array of structures, Flash Gordon, 14:38
- Re: linked list quicksort, Skybuck Flying, 14:29
- Logical operator precedence & associativity, marko, 14:29
- Re: linked list quicksort, Eric Sosman, 14:28
- Re: 2D array of structures, Richard Heathfield, 14:26
- Re: EOF for binary files, Coos Haak, 14:17
- Re: Problem with application on Windows x64, P, 14:00
- Re: 2D array of structures, svata, 13:42
- Re: 2D array of structures, svata, 13:38
- Re: go_to what's in using them, Richard Heathfield, 12:55
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Kenny McCormack, 12:54
- Re: go_to what's in using them, Harald van Dijk, 12:54
- Re: go_to what's in using them, av, 12:51
- Re: Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Richard Heathfield, 12:43
- Re: mkdir() won't do it for me, Flash Gordon, 12:41
- Note to fellow newsgroup posters, Frederick Gotham, 12:22
- Re: EOF for binary files, Flash Gordon, 12:21
- Re: Saving data, sam_cit, 12:17
- Re: Saving data, Richard Heathfield, 11:50
- Re: mkdir() won't do it for me, Kenny McCormack, 11:42
- Re: segmentation fault, Andrew Poelstra, 11:25
- Re: linked list quicksort, Ivan Vecerina, 11:20
- Re: linked list quicksort, CBFalconer, 11:07
- Saving data, Simon, 10:56
- Re: mkdir() won't do it for me, Bill Reid, 10:50
- Re: mkdir() won't do it for me, Bill Reid, 10:50
- linked list quicksort, Baltazar007, 10:45
- Re: EOF for binary files, Coos Haak, 10:37
- Re: 2D array of structures, Jens Thoms Toerring, 10:36
- Re: Hex to Float conversion of GPS Latitude, volosov, 10:04
- Re: EOF for binary files, Eric Sosman, 09:42
- Re: EOF for binary files, Richard Tobin, 09:34
- Re: EOF for binary files, Richard Heathfield, 09:18
- Re: EOF for binary files, CBFalconer, 09:16
- Re: C / asm / long ints, Harald van Dijk, 09:15
- Re: EOF for binary files, Registered User, 08:55
- Re: EOF for binary files, Richard Heathfield, 08:48
- EOF for binary files, Registered User, 08:36
- Re: FILE argument to a function, Kenny McCormack, 08:05
- Re: FILE argument to a function, Harald van Dijk, 08:05
- Re: mkdir() won't do it for me, Kenny McCormack, 08:02
- Re: Hex to Float conversion of GPS Latitude, mkaras, 07:21
- Re: mkdir() won't do it for me, MikeC, 07:16
- Re: FILE argument to a function, CBFalconer, 06:36
- Re: go_to what's in using them, Bill Pursell, 05:31
- Re: go_to what's in using them, av, 05:21
- Re: C / asm / long ints, av, 05:21
- Re: Is this kosher?, Richard Heathfield, 04:02
- Re: Is this kosher?, Malcolm, 03:52
- Re: segmentation fault, Bill Pursell, 03:35
- " Alot to pick from ", U S Contractors Offering Service A Non-profit, 03:01
- " Alot to pick from ", U S Contractors Offering Service A Non-profit, 03:01
- Re: Hex to Float conversion of GPS Latitude, Richard Heathfield, 02:52
- Re: mkdir() won't do it for me, Richard Heathfield, 02:49
- Re: how to remove a socket, Keith Thompson, 02:45
- Re: how to remove a socket, mayuri, 02:24
- Re: how to remove a socket, Keith Thompson, 02:17
- how to remove a socket, mayuri, 01:58
- Re: segmentation fault, Default User, 01:30
- Re: segmentation fault, colitas, 01:22
- Re: Hex to Float conversion of GPS Latitude, Andrew Poelstra, 01:21
November 10, 2006
- Re: FILE argument to a function, Jordan Abel, 23:33
- Re: FILE argument to a function, Joe Wright, 23:24
- Re: Hex to Float conversion of GPS Latitude, volosov, 23:18
- Re: SIGSEGV, Jack Klein, 22:57
- Re: Hex to Float conversion of GPS Latitude, Jack Klein, 22:55
- Re: segmentation fault, CBFalconer, 22:53
- Re: right shifting, pete, 22:46
- Re: segmentation fault, Ian Collins, 22:14
- Re: FILE argument to a function, CBFalconer, 22:13
- Re: mkdir() won't do it for me, CBFalconer, 22:11
- Re: segmentation fault, Ian Collins, 22:11
- Re: mkdir() won't do it for me, CBFalconer, 22:08
- segmentation fault, dentzigui, 22:08
- segmentation fault, dentzigui, 22:04
- Re: FILE argument to a function, Joe Wright, 21:40
- Re: mkdir() won't do it for me, Bill Reid, 21:28
- SIGSEGV, Oliver Block, 20:37
- Re: Problem with application on Windows x64, David Resnick, 20:06
- Re: External structs - newbie question, Joe Wright, 20:04
- Re: mkdir() won't do it for me, Richard Heathfield, 19:52
- Re: How to store a 13 digit number in c ?, Clark S. Cox III, 19:46
- mkdir() won't do it for me, MikeC, 19:32
- Re: Is this kosher?, MikeC, 19:17
- Re: How to store a 13 digit number in c ?, Chris McDonald, 18:36
- Re: go_to what's in using them, Richard Tobin, 18:21
- Re: Is this kosher?, Eric Sosman, 17:59
- Re: Is this kosher?, Richard Heathfield, 17:52
- Re: Is this kosher?, Malcolm, 17:42
- Re: Problem with application on Windows x64, P, 17:37
- Hex to Float conversion of GPS Latitude, volosov, 17:31
- Re: portable ascii-hex conversion, Simon Biber, 17:23
- Re: How to store a 13 digit number in c ?, CBFalconer, 17:21
- Re: Is this kosher?, Richard Heathfield, 17:10
- Is this kosher?, MikeC, 17:01
- Re: Problem with application on Windows x64, Jordan Abel, 17:00
- Re: need help in number of inversions in sorting, Richard Heathfield, 16:34
- Re: How to store a 13 digit number in c ?, J. J. Farrell, 16:13
- Re: Problem with application on Windows x64, David Resnick, 16:09
- Re: Problem with application on Windows x64, Richard Heathfield, 16:05
- Re: 2D array of structures, Richard Heathfield, 16:01
- Re: Problem with application on Windows x64, P, 15:44
- Re: need help in number of inversions in sorting, Fred Kleinschmidt, 15:41
- Re: Problem with application on Windows x64, Walter Roberson, 15:40
- Re: Problem with application on Windows x64, David Resnick, 15:35
- Problem with application on Windows x64, P, 15:25
- Re: External structs - newbie question, Simon, 15:24
- Re: How to store a 13 digit number in c ?, Keith Thompson, 15:21
- Re: External structs - newbie question, Simon, 15:19
- Re: 2D array of structures, Keith Thompson, 15:02
- Re: FILE argument to a function, Richard Heathfield, 14:36
- Re: 2D array of structures, Richard Heathfield, 14:34
- Re: need help in number of inversions in sorting, Eric Sosman, 14:16
- Re: go_to what's in using them, Walter Roberson, 13:38
- Re: Need some information in output of objdump, Walter Roberson, 13:25
- Re: 2D array of structures, Default User, 13:25
- Re: External structs - newbie question, Simon Biber, 13:18
- Re: External structs - newbie question, John Bode, 13:15
- Re: External structs - newbie question, Rachael, 13:13
- need help in number of inversions in sorting, xandra, 12:58
- External structs - newbie question, Simon, 12:47
- Re: buffer overflow, Chris Dollin, 11:33
- Re: 2D array of structures, Chris Dollin, 11:25
- Re: buffer overflow, Richard Tobin, 11:25
- Re: buffer overflow, Arndt Jonasson, 11:13
- Re: buffer overflow, SM Ryan, 11:03
- Re: FILE argument to a function, Eric Sosman, 10:58
- Re: 2D array of structures, svata, 10:26
- Re: 2D array of structures, CBFalconer, 10:24
- OT: "Magic" (was: Re: Self-assignment -- undefined?), Kenneth Brody, 09:48
- Re: go_to what's in using them, Richard Tobin, 09:32
- Re: buffer overflow, Tor Rustad, 09:32
- Re: How to store a 13 digit number in c ?, Tor Rustad, 09:31
- Re: go_to what's in using them, Ed Prochak, 09:15
- Re: How to store a 13 digit number in c ?, Clark S. Cox III, 09:12
- Re: Self-assignment -- undefined?, Dik T. Winter, 08:53
- Re: right shifting, Dik T. Winter, 08:49
- Re: How to store a 13 digit number in c ?, Jordan Abel, 08:48
- Re: 2D array of structures, Jens Thoms Toerring, 08:23
- Re: right shifting, Eric Sosman, 08:09
- Re: local macro 'Symbol' (Location) not referenced, Linny, 08:05
- Re: local macro 'Symbol' (Location) not referenced, Jens Thoms Toerring, 07:54
- Re: buffer overflow, Ian Malone, 07:17
- local macro 'Symbol' (Location) not referenced, Linny, 07:13
- Re: buffer overflow, Ian Malone, 07:12
- Re: buffer overflow, newbie, 05:22
- Re: right shifting, Chris Dollin, 05:00
- Re: Need some information in output of objdump, Chris Dollin, 04:44
- Re: right shifting, Chris Dollin, 04:42
- Re: go_to what's in using them, Richard Bos, 04:40
- Re: go_to what's in using them, Chris Dollin, 04:37
- Re: FILE argument to a function, Richard Bos, 04:36
- Re: How to store a 13 digit number in c ?, J. J. Farrell, 04:19
- Re: 2D array of structures, svata, 04:11
- Re: right shifting, newbie, 04:05
- Re: 2D array of structures, Chris Dollin, 04:00
- Re: 2D array of structures, Richard Heathfield, 03:53
- Re: 2D array of structures, svata, 03:40
- Re: 2D array of structures, svata, 03:25
- Re: How to use Mutex in C, mark_bluemel, 03:25
- Re: Need some information in output of objdump, sunny, 03:23
- Re: Output to a control instead of the MS Dos box for C programs, Richard Bos, 03:19
- Re: Dynamic C String Problem, goose, 03:00
- Re: swap of two no.?????, Keith Thompson, 02:48
- Re: swap of two no.?????, Richard Bos, 02:42
- Re: Self-assignment -- undefined?, CBFalconer, 02:18
- Re: right shifting, Keith Thompson, 02:17
- Re: Self-assignment -- undefined?, James Dow Allen, 01:04
- " The Apple Store ", U S Contractors Offering Service A Non-profit, 00:53
- Re: How to store a 13 digit number in c ?, Max TenEyck Woodbury, 00:22
November 09, 2006
- Re: How to use Mutex in C, Ian Collins, 23:38
- Re: How to store a 13 digit number in c ?, Ian Collins, 23:36
- Re: right shifting, RAKHE, 23:24
- Re: How to use Mutex in C, Walter Roberson, 23:22
- How to use Mutex in C, dharmdeep, 23:15
- Re: How to store a 13 digit number in c ?, Tor Rustad, 22:56
- Re: How to store a 13 digit number in c ?, Richard Heathfield, 22:33
- Re: FILE argument to a function, Richard Heathfield, 22:31
- Re: How to store a 13 digit number in c ?, Max TenEyck Woodbury, 22:23
- Re: buffer overflow, Tor Rustad, 22:20
- Re: How to store a 13 digit number in c ?, Keith Thompson, 22:17
- Re: FILE argument to a function, Keith Thompson, 22:15
- Re: FILE argument to a function, Max TenEyck Woodbury, 22:10
- Re: How to store a 13 digit number in c ?, Tor Rustad, 22:05
- Re: FILE argument to a function, Richard Heathfield, 21:56
- Re: FILE argument to a function, Jordan Abel, 21:40
- Re: How to store a 13 digit number in c ?, Richard Heathfield, 21:32
- Re: 2D array of structures, Richard Heathfield, 21:29
- Re: FILE argument to a function, Richard Heathfield, 21:27
- Re: FILE argument to a function, Richard Heathfield, 21:25
- Re: How to store a 13 digit number in c ?, Keith Thompson, 20:48
- Re: go_to what's in using them, Coos Haak, 20:34
- Re: How to store a 13 digit number in c ?, Chris McDonald, 20:25
- Re: right shifting - thanks, crookie, 19:47
- Re: 2D array of structures, Keith Thompson, 19:41
- Re: How to store a 13 digit number in c ?, Keith Thompson, 19:39
- Re: How to store a 13 digit number in c ?, pete, 19:29
- Re: swap of two no.?????, Keith Thompson, 19:28
- Re: FILE argument to a function, Keith Thompson, 19:12
- Re: right shifting, Keith Thompson, 19:02
- Re: right shifting, Andrew Poelstra, 18:53
- Re: right shifting, Walter Roberson, 18:35
- Re: buffer overflow, Bill Medland, 18:32
- Re: FILE argument to a function, Jordan Abel, 18:32
- right shifting, crookie, 18:25
- Re: FILE argument to a function, Eric Sosman, 18:12
- Re: Tell me more about 64 bit integers, Kenneth Lantrip, 17:58
- Re: Dynamic C String Problem, apoelstra, 17:56
- Re: FILE argument to a function, Richard Heathfield, 17:55
- Re: FILE argument to a function, Keith Thompson, 17:49
- Re: buffer overflow, Mark McIntyre, 17:42
- Re: Output to a control instead of the MS Dos box for C programs, Mark McIntyre, 17:37
- Re: different struct sizes, Mark McIntyre, 17:35
- Re: 2D array of structures, Richard Heathfield, 17:31
- Re: go_to what's in using them, Richard Heathfield, 17:25
- Re: 2D array of structures, Keith Thompson, 16:54
- Re: go_to what's in using them, Charles Richmond, 16:44
- Re: How to store a 13 digit number in c ?, Keith Thompson, 16:36
- " Letting off some steam ", U S Contractors Offering Service A Non-profit, 16:33
- Re: how to implement Mutex in C under windows, Tor Rustad, 16:20
- Re: 2D array of structures, CBFalconer, 16:08
- Re: Dynamic C String Problem, coosa, 16:05
- Re: How to store a 13 digit number in c ?, Tor Rustad, 15:56
- Re: array name and its address. Can they be same, Chris Torek, 15:15
- Re: go_to what's in using them, Lew Pitcher, 14:35
- Re: go_to what's in using them, Lew Pitcher, 14:33
- Re: First Posting, Ed Prochak, 14:20
- Re: go_to what's in using them, Walter Roberson, 14:11
- go_to what's in using them, marora@xxxxxxxxx, 14:05
- Re: Self-assignment -- undefined?, Eric Sosman, 14:04
- Re: different struct sizes, Ben Pfaff, 14:01
- Re: timer in C, Jens Thoms Toerring, 13:56
- Re: Dynamic C String Problem, Flash Gordon, 13:39
- Re: Dynamic C String Problem, Richard Heathfield, 13:29
- Re: Self-assignment -- undefined?, Jordan Abel, 13:14
- " GOD noes were i Don't ", U S Contractors Offering Service A Non-profit, 13:13
- Re: different struct sizes, Jordan Abel, 13:11
- Re: Dynamic C String Problem, coosa, 13:00
- Re: FILE argument to a function, mark, 12:57
- Re: Dynamic C String Problem, coosa, 12:51
- Re: display the attchment list, Walter Roberson, 12:44
- Re: 2D array of structures, Flash Gordon, 12:30
- Re: Self-assignment -- undefined?, Kenneth Brody, 12:26
- Re: How to store a 13 digit number in c ?, Frederick Gotham, 12:20
- Re: buffer overflow, Ian Malone, 12:09
- Re: Writing a service..., Flash Gordon, 11:58
- Re: buffer overflow, Bill Medland, 11:54
- Re: 2D array of structures, Frederick Gotham, 11:41
- Re: Self-assignment -- undefined?, loic-dev, 11:39
- Re: Self-assignment -- undefined?, Eric Sosman, 11:38
- Re: buffer overflow, Ian Malone, 11:36
- Self-assignment -- undefined?, Frederick Gotham, 11:24
- Re: 2D array of structures, Richard Heathfield, 11:22
- Re: portable ascii-hex conversion, Richard Heathfield, 11:20
- Re: buffer overflow, Richard Tobin, 11:19
- Re: FILE argument to a function, Richard Heathfield, 11:18
- Re: 2D array of structures, Chris Dollin, 11:12
- Re: timer in C, CBFalconer, 11:04
- Re: 2D array of structures, CBFalconer, 10:59
- Re: buffer overflow, Clever Monkey, 10:52
- Re: buffer overflow, SM Ryan, 10:50
- Re: 2D array of structures, Chris Dollin, 10:43
- Re: passing more than one file., Kenneth Brody, 10:42
- Re: portable ascii-hex conversion, Tor Rustad, 10:30
- timer in C, pietro, 10:28
- Re: passing more than one file., apoelstra, 10:23
- [OT]Re: can anyone help me in correcting this code?, goose, 10:15
- Re: FILE argument to a function, Richard Heathfield, 10:15
- Re: passing more than one file., apoelstra, 10:12
- Re: 2D array of structures, Richard Heathfield, 10:08
- Re: FILE argument to a function, goose, 10:05
- Re: display the attchment list, apoelstra, 10:03
- Re: display the attchment list, Jens Thoms Toerring, 09:48
- Re: buffer overflow, CBFalconer, 09:45
- Re: different struct sizes, Ben Pfaff, 09:40
- First Posting, John, 09:36
- Re: 2D array of structures, CBFalconer, 09:32
- Re: FILE argument to a function, Kenneth Brody, 09:31
- Re: buffer overflow, Richard Tobin, 09:31
- Re: glade and windows, feo@xxxxxxxxx, 09:25
- Re: glade and windows, feo@xxxxxxxxx, 09:24
- Re: buffer overflow, Chris Dollin, 09:23
- display the attchment list, rkumar, 09:22
- Re: glade and windows, mark_bluemel, 09:18
- Re: array name and its address. Can they be same, Flash Gordon, 09:07
- Re: Problem in accessing a 'memory address', Chris Dollin, 08:29
- Re: 2D array of structures, svata, 08:28
- Re: 2D array of structures, svata, 08:26
- Re: glade and windows, Cong Wang, 08:20
- Re: [OT] can anyone help me in correcting this code?, Richard Bos, 08:17
- Re: Problem in accessing a 'memory address', Richard Bos, 08:16
- Re: FILE argument to a function, Richard Bos, 08:14
- Re: swap of two no.?????, Richard Bos, 08:12
- Re: different struct sizes, Richard Bos, 08:02
- Re: different struct sizes, Richard Bos, 08:01
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Markus . Elfring, 07:22
- Re: passing more than one file., nickm687, 07:21
- Re: passing more than one file., Chris Dollin, 07:16
- glade and windows, feo@xxxxxxxxx, 07:15
- passing more than one file., nickm687, 07:00
- Re: ADT help, CBFalconer, 06:49
- Re: double linked list, Ben Bacarisse, 06:42
- Re: Tell me more about 64 bit integers, CBFalconer, 06:32
- Text version of C standard (was: Output to a control instead of the MS Dos box for C programs), CBFalconer, 06:28
- Re: service list using c, mark_bluemel, 06:26
- Re: 2D array of structures, Chris Dollin, 06:19
- Re: service list using c, Chris Dollin, 06:10
- Re: service list using c, Cong Wang, 06:08
- Re: How do you reference this property: System.Collections.Generic.ICollection<DataSource>, Chris Dollin, 06:08
- service list using c, solanki.chandrakant@xxxxxxxxx, 05:56
- Re: How do you reference this property: System.Collections.Generic.ICollection<DataSource>, Cong Wang, 05:50
- Re: 2D array of structures, svata, 05:41
- How do you reference this property: System.Collections.Generic.ICollection<DataSource>, Polaris431, 05:41
- Re: How to store a 13 digit number in c ?, Richard Heathfield, 05:13
- Re: ADT help, Chris Dollin, 05:01
- Re: Header files, ben, 04:50
- ADT help, xandra, 04:45
- How to store a 13 digit number in c ?, Prasad, 04:43
- Re: Problem in accessing a 'memory address', Chris Dollin, 03:52
- Re: Header files, Chris Dollin, 03:44
- Re: right prime numbers, Nick Keighley, 03:40
- Re: Mamimum Number of lines displayed in Output Window., Richard Heathfield, 03:20
- Mamimum Number of lines displayed in Output Window., jayanthiveerabahu, 02:49
- Re: double linked list, T.M. Sommers, 02:12
- double linked list, peo_leo, 01:40
- Re: Tell me more about 64 bit integers, xscottg, 01:16
- Re: about inet_ntoa(ptParams->pServerHandle->sockAddrClient.sin_addr), Keith Thompson, 00:43
- Re: about inet_ntoa(ptParams->pServerHandle->sockAddrClient.sin_addr), dharmdeep, 00:35
November 08, 2006
- Re: array name and its address. Can they be same, Jordan Abel, 23:04
- Re: Output to a control instead of the MS Dos box for C programs, Jordan Abel, 22:59
- Re: Writing a service..., xieliwei, 22:44
- Re: about inet_ntoa(ptParams->pServerHandle->sockAddrClient.sin_addr), SM Ryan, 22:41
- Re: portable ascii-hex conversion, CBFalconer, 22:21
- Re: Output to a control instead of the MS Dos box for C programs, CBFalconer, 22:12
- Re: Output to a control instead of the MS Dos box for C programs, Keith Thompson, 21:55
- Re: portable ascii-hex conversion, Keith Thompson, 21:53
- Re: Output to a control instead of the MS Dos box for C programs, Keith Thompson, 21:43
- Re: [OT] can anyone help me in correcting this code?, CBFalconer, 21:34
- Re: different struct sizes, Keith Thompson, 21:32
- Re: FILE argument to a function, Richard Heathfield, 21:31
- Re: array name and its address. Can they be same, Keith Thompson, 21:31
- Re: FILE argument to a function, CBFalconer, 21:29
- Re: FILE argument to a function, Jordan Abel, 21:20
- Re: [OT] can anyone help me in correcting this code?, Ian Collins, 20:32
- Re: array name and its address. Can they be same, Richard Heathfield, 20:31
- Re: different struct sizes, Ben Pfaff, 20:26
- Re: array name and its address. Can they be same, Keith Thompson, 20:20
- Re: Lvalue?, Andrey Tarasevich, 20:18
- Re: portable ascii-hex conversion, Richard Heathfield, 20:15
- Re: Lvalue?, Andrey Tarasevich, 20:12
- Re: portable ascii-hex conversion, Keith Thompson, 20:11
- Re: FILE argument to a function, Keith Thompson, 20:09
- Re: [OT] can anyone help me in correcting this code?, Andrew Poelstra, 20:09
- Re: portable ascii-hex conversion, CBFalconer, 20:09
- Re: portable ascii-hex conversion, Andrew Poelstra, 20:07
- Re: FILE argument to a function, Jordan Abel, 20:03
- Re: [OT] can anyone help me in correcting this code?, Ian Collins, 20:03
- Re: [OT] can anyone help me in correcting this code?, Andrew Poelstra, 19:59
- Re: portable ascii-hex conversion, Richard Heathfield, 19:45
- Re: array name and its address. Can they be same, Richard Heathfield, 19:42
- Re: Output to a control instead of the MS Dos box for C programs, CBFalconer, 19:41
- Re: portable ascii-hex conversion, Andrew Poelstra, 19:37
- Re: Lvalue?, Ben Bacarisse, 19:35
- Re: Lvalue?, Ben Bacarisse, 19:31
- Re: Lvalue?, Keith Thompson, 19:25
- Re: different struct sizes, Keith Thompson, 19:15
- Re: array name and its address. Can they be same, Keith Thompson, 19:13
- Re: char * ptr = "hello" and char carray[] = "hello", pete, 19:06
- Re: array name and its address. Can they be same, Richard Heathfield, 19:01
- Re: different struct sizes, Richard Heathfield, 18:56
- Re: different struct sizes, Keith Thompson, 18:52
- Re: Lvalue?, pete, 18:50
- Re: Lvalue?, Richard Heathfield, 18:42
- Re: array name and its address. Can they be same, pete, 18:39
- Re: different struct sizes, Ben Pfaff, 18:36
- Re: array name and its address. Can they be same, Keith Thompson, 18:36
- Re: portable ascii-hex conversion, Keith Thompson, 18:30
- Re: Lvalue?, Andrey Tarasevich, 18:29
- Re: portable ascii-hex conversion, CBFalconer, 18:24
- Re: array name and its address. Can they be same, Frederick Gotham, 18:22
- Re: different struct sizes, Richard Heathfield, 18:21
- Re: Writing a service..., CBFalconer, 18:10
- Re: raw byte representation of unsigned long long?, CBFalconer, 18:07
- Re: FILE argument to a function, CBFalconer, 18:01
- Re: different struct sizes, Ben Pfaff, 17:50
- Re: Output to a control instead of the MS Dos box for C programs, Old Wolf, 17:34
- Re: different struct sizes, Richard Heathfield, 17:33
- Re: char * ptr = "hello" and char carray[] = "hello", Andrey Tarasevich, 17:25
- Re: different struct sizes, Old Wolf, 17:25
- Re: array name and its address. Can they be same, Richard Heathfield, 17:20
- Re: portable ascii-hex conversion, Keith Thompson, 17:19
- Re: FILE argument to a function, Richard Tobin, 17:17
- Re: portable ascii-hex conversion, Peter Nilsson, 17:11
- Re: array name and its address. Can they be same, Keith Thompson, 17:09
- Re: raw byte representation of unsigned long long?, Keith Thompson, 17:06
- Re: Can Dev-Cpp (Mingw) compile network libs, William Ahern, 16:52
- Re: portable ascii-hex conversion, James Brown, 16:49
- Re: portable ascii-hex conversion, James Brown, 16:40
- Re: array name and its address. Can they be same, Peter Nilsson, 16:36
- Re: raw byte representation of unsigned long long?, Default User, 16:19
- Re: raw byte representation of unsigned long long?, Richard Heathfield, 16:01
- Re: array name and its address. Can they be same, Richard Heathfield, 15:59
- Re: Writing a service..., Kenneth Brody, 15:58
- Re: raw byte representation of unsigned long long?, wenmang@xxxxxxxxx, 15:55
- Re: Can Dev-Cpp (Mingw) compile network libs, Keith Thompson, 15:49
- Re: Lvalue?, Keith Thompson, 15:44
- Re: FILE argument to a function, Kenneth Brody, 15:26
- Re: right prime numbers, Default User, 15:20
- Re: raw byte representation of unsigned long long?, Ian Collins, 15:17
- Re: Problem in accessing a 'memory address', Ancient_Hacker, 15:15
- Re: raw byte representation of unsigned long long?, wenmang@xxxxxxxxx, 15:14
- Re: array name and its address. Can they be same, Keith Thompson, 15:05
- Re: Problem in accessing a 'memory address', Frederick Gotham, 14:53
- Re: Lvalue?, Frederick Gotham, 14:45
- Re: Help with defining a macro?, Max TenEyck Woodbury, 14:40
- Re: raw byte representation of unsigned long long?, Richard Heathfield, 14:31
- Re: Help with defining a macro?, Max TenEyck Woodbury, 14:31
- Re: array name and its address. Can they be same, Richard Heathfield, 14:29
- Re: Can Dev-Cpp (Mingw) compile network libs, Walter Roberson, 14:26
- Re: portable ascii-hex conversion, Walter Roberson, 14:25
- Re: Writing a service..., Jordan Abel, 14:19
- Re: can anyone help me in correcting this code?, CBFalconer, 14:19
- Can Dev-Cpp (Mingw) compile network libs, mislavb, 14:19
- Re: raw byte representation of unsigned long long?, Ulrich Eckhardt, 14:16
- Re: raw byte representation of unsigned long long?, Ulrich Eckhardt, 14:11
- portable ascii-hex conversion, James Brown, 13:59
- Lvalue?, the_init, 13:51
- Re: Writing a service..., Walter Roberson, 13:02
- Re: array name and its address. Can they be same, pete, 12:38
- Re: Writing a service..., jacob navia, 12:35
- Re: Problem in accessing a 'memory address', Jordan Abel, 12:26
- Re: FILE argument to a function, Jordan Abel, 12:23
- Re: Header files, Richard Tobin, 12:00
- Re: Writing a service..., Flash Gordon, 11:47
- Re: about inet_ntoa(ptParams->pServerHandle->sockAddrClient.sin_addr), Stephen Sprunk, 11:30
- raw byte representation of unsigned long long?, wenmang@xxxxxxxxx, 11:16
- Re: raw byte representation of unsigned long long?, fermineutron, 11:14
- Re: Header files, John Bode, 11:10
- Re: Writing a service..., xieliwei, 11:05
- Writing a service..., xieliwei, 10:59
- raw byte representation of unsigned long long?, wenmang@xxxxxxxxx, 10:52
- Re: Header files, marora@xxxxxxxxx, 10:44
- Re: Header files, Eric Sosman, 10:38
- Re: Header files, Chris Dollin, 10:37
- Header files, ben, 10:23
- Re: $100 Bill Club, Charles Richmond, 10:21
- Re: can anyone help me in correcting this code?, Andrew Poelstra, 09:39
- Re: array name and its address. Can they be same, Richard Heathfield, 08:04
- Re: FILE argument to a function, Richard Heathfield, 07:56
- Re: FILE argument to a function, Kenny McCormack, 07:50
- Re: different struct sizes, santhoshkumarbss@xxxxxxxxx, 07:39
- array name and its address. Can they be same, subramanian, 07:36
- Re: FILE argument to a function, Jordan Abel, 07:32
- Re: about inet_ntoa(ptParams->pServerHandle->sockAddrClient.sin_addr), loic-dev, 07:27
- about inet_ntoa(ptParams->pServerHandle->sockAddrClient.sin_addr), dharmdeep, 07:20
- Re: how to implement Mutex in C under windows, Kenny McCormack, 07:16
- Re: Problem in accessing a 'memory address', Andreas Kochenburger, 06:29
- Re: Problem in accessing a 'memory address', Chris Dollin, 06:25
- Re: Problem in accessing a 'memory address', Walter Roberson, 06:23
- Re: right prime numbers, CBFalconer, 06:21
- Re: Problem in accessing a 'memory address', Richard Heathfield, 06:06
- Re: Problem in accessing a 'memory address', Nagaraj L, 05:59
- Re: Problem in accessing a 'memory address', sethukr@xxxxxxxxx, 05:49
- Re: Problem in accessing a 'memory address', sethukr@xxxxxxxxx, 05:49
- Re: Problem in accessing a 'memory address', sethukr@xxxxxxxxx, 05:48
- Re: Problem in accessing a 'memory address', Chris Dollin, 05:40
- Re: Problem in accessing a 'memory address', raxitsheth2000, 05:27
- Re: Problem in accessing a 'memory address', sethukr@xxxxxxxxx, 05:16
- Re: ways to delete the element in between with vector?, riedel, 05:02
- Re: Problem in accessing a 'memory address', Walter Roberson, 04:53
- Re: Problem in accessing a 'memory address', Richard Heathfield, 04:51
- Re: Problem in accessing a 'memory address', Chris Dollin, 04:48
- Problem in accessing a 'memory address', sethukr, 04:41
- Re: right prime numbers, Richard Heathfield, 04:29
- Re: " SNOWING over New York City Today November 7th 2006 ", Nick Keighley, 04:25
- Re: right prime numbers, Nick Keighley, 04:23
- Re: swap of two no.?????, mark_bluemel, 03:58
- Re: Tell me more about 64 bit integers, mark_bluemel, 03:54
- Re: Output to a control instead of the MS Dos box for C programs, Richard Bos, 03:03
- Re: question on structs, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 03:01
- Re: FILE argument to a function, Serve Laurijssen, 02:39
- Re: FILE argument to a function, Richard Heathfield, 01:24
- Re: FILE argument to a function, Richard Heathfield, 01:22
- Re: $100 Bill Club, Richard Heathfield, 01:19
- Re: right prime numbers, Richard Heathfield, 01:18
- Re: how to implement Mutex in C under windows, Walter Roberson, 01:09
- Re: how to implement Mutex in C under windows, websnarf, 00:58
- Re: question on structs, Keith Thompson, 00:54
- Re: right prime numbers, Keith Thompson, 00:50
- Re: question on structs, Walter Roberson, 00:47
- Re: question on structs, Keith Thompson, 00:46
- buffer overflow, Roman Mashak, 00:45
- Re: right prime numbers, Walter Roberson, 00:40
- question on structs, ravi . sathyam, 00:35
- Re: right prime numbers, Eric, 00:22
- Re: FILE argument to a function, Keith Thompson, 00:01
November 07, 2006
- Re: right prime numbers, Eric, 23:49
- Re: Tell me more about 64 bit integers, Jack Klein, 23:48
- Re: FILE argument to a function, fermineutron, 23:35
- Re: right prime numbers, Arthur J. O'Dwyer, 23:33
- Re: FILE argument to a function, Keith Thompson, 23:31
- Re: how to implement Mutex in C under windows, Keith Thompson, 23:30
- Re: how to implement Mutex in C under windows, Ian Collins, 23:27
- Re: FILE argument to a function, fermineutron, 23:22
- how to implement Mutex in C under windows, dharmdeep, 23:14
- Re: FILE argument to a function, Jordan Abel, 23:13
- Re: FILE argument to a function, Eric Sosman, 22:05
- FILE argument to a function, fermineutron, 21:51
- Re: Output to a control instead of the MS Dos box for C programs, Kenny McCormack, 21:27
- right prime numbers, johnmsimon, 21:05
- Re: OT: Q: C Unleashed - availability, Jonathan Pritchard, 20:48
- Re: Time Conversion, Nelu, 20:34
- Re: OT: Q: C Unleashed - availability, Nelu, 20:31
- " SNOWING over New York City Today November 7th 2006 ", U S Contractors Offering Service A Non-profit, 19:58
- Re: different struct sizes, Gordon Burditt, 19:49
- Re: Visual Studio activating Line #s, Keith Thompson, 18:30
- Re: Time Conversion, Keith Thompson, 18:27
- Re: Output to a control instead of the MS Dos box for C programs, Default User, 18:03
- Re: Help with defining a macro?, John Bode, 17:59
- Re: OT: Q: C Unleashed - availability, Asbjørn Sæbø, 17:53
- Re: OT: Q: C Unleashed - availability, Andrew Poelstra, 17:46
- Re: Help with defining a macro?, Walter Roberson, 17:46
- Re: Getting Integer from String?, Andrew Poelstra, 17:37
- Re: #pragma cancel_handler, loic-dev, 17:17
- Re: OT: Q: C Unleashed - availability, Richard Heathfield, 17:16
- Re: Output to a control instead of the MS Dos box for C programs, Mark McIntyre, 17:15
- Re: Output to a control instead of the MS Dos box for C programs, Mark McIntyre, 17:13
- Re: Interrupt in C, Mark McIntyre, 17:12
- Re: Visual Studio activating Line #s, Mark McIntyre, 17:10
- Re: different struct sizes, Mark McIntyre, 17:08
- Re: Output to a control instead of the MS Dos box for C programs, Bill Reid, 16:58
- Re: Output to a control instead of the MS Dos box for C programs, jacob navia, 16:51
- ISO/IEC TR 24731 and Linux, kristhri, 16:49
- Re: Time Conversion, John Gordon, 16:33
- OT: Q: C Unleashed - availability, Asbjørn Sæbø, 16:23
- Help with defining a macro?, Max TenEyck Woodbury, 16:13
- Re: Time Conversion, moni, 16:02
- Re: different struct sizes, Harald van Dijk, 15:58
- " Hind sight is that of 20/20 they say ? ", U S Contractors Offering Service A Non-profit, 15:54
- Tell me more about 64 bit integers, Kenneth Lantrip, 15:39
- Re: swap of two no.?????, Martin Ambuhl, 15:31
- Re: #pragma cancel_handler, Cla, 15:14
- Re: #pragma cancel_handler, Eric Sosman, 15:12
- Re: swap of two no.?????, Frederick Gotham, 15:02
- Re: #pragma cancel_handler, Steve Richter, 14:51
- Re: #pragma cancel_handler, Ben Pfaff, 14:40
- Re: #pragma cancel_handler, Lew Pitcher, 14:35
- Re: swap of two no.?????, Walter Roberson, 14:34
- Re: Time Conversion, Jordan Abel, 14:30
- Re: swap of two no.?????, Lew Pitcher, 14:29
- Re: swap of two no.?????, Cla, 14:28
- Re: Visual Studio 6 EE: Tips needed - How do I match the "{" with "}", Keith Thompson, 14:08
- Re: Time Conversion, moni, 14:08
- swap of two no.?????, imnilima@xxxxxxxxx, 14:04
- Re: different struct sizes, Keith Thompson, 14:03
- Re: 2D array of structures, CBFalconer, 13:58
- Re: ways to delete the element in between with vector?, Keith Thompson, 13:53
- Re: Output to a control instead of the MS Dos box for C programs, Keith Thompson, 13:49
- Re: Output to a control instead of the MS Dos box for C programs, CBFalconer, 13:48
- Re: Time Conversion, attn.steven.kuo@xxxxxxxxx, 13:48
- Re: Visual Studio 6 EE: Tips needed - How do I match the "{" with "}", CBFalconer, 13:43
- Re: Time Conversion, moni, 13:35
- Re: #pragma cancel_handler, Steve Richter, 13:07
- Re: Time Conversion, Richard Heathfield, 12:53
- Re: #pragma cancel_handler, Walter Roberson, 12:51
- Re: Visual Studio 6 EE: Tips needed - How do I match the "{" with "}", Kenny McCormack, 12:23
- Re: 2D array of structures, Frederick Gotham, 12:22
- #pragma cancel_handler, Steve Richter, 12:21
- Re: remove() [ to delete a file ] fails, Kenneth Brody, 12:17
- Re: different struct sizes, pete, 12:15
- Visual Studio 6 EE: Tips needed - How do I match the "{" with "}", 2005, 11:58
- Re: 2D array of structures, Flash Gordon, 11:48
- Re: Output to a control instead of the MS Dos box for C programs, jacob navia, 11:14
- Re: Time Conversion, Richard Bos, 11:02
- Re: 2D array of structures, Jens Thoms Toerring, 10:32
- Re: Getting Integer from String?, mark_bluemel, 10:29
- Time Conversion, moni, 10:20
- 2D array of structures, svata, 10:04
- Re: Urgent help needed!!!!!, Kenny McCormack, 09:59
- Re: ways to delete the element in between with vector?, Andrew Poelstra, 09:47
- Re: Getting Integer from String?, Andrew Poelstra, 09:40
- Re: different struct sizes, Richard Tobin, 09:35
- Re: Output to a control instead of the MS Dos box for C programs, Richard Heathfield, 09:33
- Re: different struct sizes, Richard Tobin, 09:30
- Re: different struct sizes, Jordan Abel, 09:09
- Re: Output to a control instead of the MS Dos box for C programs, Nick Keighley, 08:09
- Re: Urgent help needed!!!!!, Nick Keighley, 07:57
- Re: ways to delete the element in between with vector?, Cong Wang, 07:25
- Re: Output to a control instead of the MS Dos box for C programs, Roland Pibinger, 07:15
- Re: remove() [ to delete a file ] fails, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 07:14
- ways to delete the element in between with vector?, JH Programmer, 07:13
- Re: Urgent help needed!!!!!, CBFalconer, 07:07
- Re: Output to a control instead of the MS Dos box for C programs, CBFalconer, 07:06
- Re: Can I deprecate extern declaration ?, Richard Tobin, 06:54
- Urgent help needed!!!!!, dharmdeep, 06:23
- Re: Interrupt in C, Kenny McCormack, 06:12
- Re: Output to a control instead of the MS Dos box for C programs, Kenny McCormack, 06:10
- Output to a control instead of the MS Dos box for C programs, tizi_de, 06:03
- Re: Can I deprecate extern declaration ?, CoL, 05:27
- Re: different struct sizes, Richard Bos, 05:25
- Re: Can I deprecate extern declaration ?, Richard Tobin, 05:06
- Re: Visual Studio activating Line #s, Keith Thompson, 04:33
- Re: Tips needed - How do I match the "{" with "}", Keith Thompson, 04:32
- Re: different struct sizes, Harald van Dijk, 04:21
- Re: Tips needed - How do I match the "{" with "}", Richard Bos, 04:11
- Re: different struct sizes, Richard Bos, 04:08
- Re: Tips needed - How do I match the "{" with "}", raxitsheth2000, 03:55
- Re: Getting Integer from String?, mark_bluemel, 03:34
- Re: sort, pete, 03:21
- Re: sort, pete, 03:07
- Re: Can I deprecate extern declaration ?, Ian Collins, 03:02
- Re: different struct sizes, Harald van Dijk, 02:59
- Re: Interrupt in C, Ian Collins, 02:57
- Can I deprecate extern declaration ?, CoL, 02:57
- Re: Visual Studio activating Line #s, Michael, 02:55
- Interrupt in C, Niks, 02:54
- Re: different struct sizes, Richard Heathfield, 02:31
- Re: get the address of a function??, Richard Bos, 02:19
- Re: different struct sizes, Harald van Dijk, 02:18
- Re: varible declaration in macro, Harald van Dijk, 02:05
- Re: varible declaration in macro, Richard Heathfield, 02:00
- varible declaration in macro, dis_is_eagle, 01:55
- Re: Visual Studio activating Line #s, Richard Heathfield, 01:33
- Re: Tips needed - How do I match the "{" with "}", Richard Heathfield, 01:31
- Re: remove() [ to delete a file ] fails, Richard Heathfield, 01:24
- Re: Visual Studio activating Line #s, Ian Collins, 01:20
- Re: different struct sizes, Richard Heathfield, 01:17
- Visual Studio activating Line #s, 2005, 01:13
- Re: Getting Integer from String?, Chris McDonald, 01:11
- Tips needed - How do I match the "{" with "}", 2005, 01:10
- Getting Integer from String?, jobo, 01:08
- Re: sort, Nagaraj L, 00:59
- Re: different struct sizes, Keith Thompson, 00:48
- Re: remove() [ to delete a file ] fails, sam_cit, 00:28
- Re: remove() [ to delete a file ] fails, Bill Pursell, 00:11
- Re: remove() [ to delete a file ] fails, T.M. Sommers, 00:10
November 06, 2006
- remove() [ to delete a file ] fails, sam_cit, 23:57
- Re: different struct sizes, Nagaraj L, 23:45
- Re: sort, Walter Roberson, 22:01
- Re: A question about fscanf and feof !, Joe Wright, 20:48
- Re: sort, CBFalconer, 20:30
- Re: get the address of a function??, Joe Wright, 20:18
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Chris Thomasson, 20:08
- Re: using long long, Ian Collins, 20:07
- Re: different struct sizes, Keith Thompson, 19:23
- Re: different struct sizes, jacob navia, 19:10
- Re: C / asm / long ints, Keith Thompson, 19:02
- Re: different struct sizes, Keith Thompson, 19:01
- Re: C / asm / long ints, Jordan Abel, 18:39
- Re: using long long, Richard Heathfield, 18:30
- Re: different struct sizes, Richard Tobin, 18:27
- sort, void, 18:22
- Re: lvalue -modifiable and non-modifiable, Keith Thompson, 17:33
- Re: Where to get a C program for Singular Value Decomposition (SVD), Mark McIntyre, 17:29
- Re: Memory Leak Programs, Clever Monkey, 17:04
- Re: C / asm / long ints, Keith Thompson, 16:56
- Re: different struct sizes, Keith Thompson, 16:56
- Re: strcat syntax with int and char, Old Wolf, 16:42
- Re: A question about fscanf and feof !, Old Wolf, 16:33
- Re: Schifra Reed-Solomon ECC Library, Eric Sosman, 15:13
- Re: using long long, Peter Nilsson, 15:06
- Re: Schifra Reed-Solomon ECC Library, Arash Partow, 14:51
- Re: New C/C++/OpenGL Software Tutorial, Tika, 13:08
- Re: Need some information in output of objdump, Walter Roberson, 13:02
- Re: To reuse or not to reuse, John Bode, 12:48
- Re: where can I find C grammar?, Clever Monkey, 12:07
- Re: Proto Question, Richard Bos, 11:35
- Re: Proto Question, Jordan Abel, 11:27
- Re: To reuse or not to reuse, Charlton Wilbur, 11:24
- Proto Question, ian, 11:18
- Re: segmentation fault, mark_bluemel, 10:21
- Re: Dynamic C String Problem, Andrew Poelstra, 09:58
- Re: Schifra Reed-Solomon ECC Library, Flash Gordon, 09:54
- Re: lvalue -modifiable and non-modifiable, Kavya, 09:44
- Re: Help for c-programming under windows in cvi development !, Andrew Poelstra, 09:40
- Re: segmentation fault, Chris Dollin, 09:35
- Re: compiling with std=c99, genoeffo, 09:07
- segmentation fault, ramu, 09:07
- Re: using long long, CBFalconer, 09:02
- Re: File included problems, Jordan Abel, 08:48
- Re: using long long, Jordan Abel, 08:45
- Re: lvalue -modifiable and non-modifiable, Richard Bos, 08:34
- Re: different struct sizes, CBFalconer, 08:09
- Re: To reuse or not to reuse, Eric Sosman, 08:09
- Re: using long long, jithoosin, 08:07
- lvalue -modifiable and non-modifiable, Kavya, 08:05
- Re: different struct sizes, Richard Bos, 07:55
- Re: To reuse or not to reuse, Serve Laurijssen, 07:54
- Re: get the address of a function??, Richard Bos, 07:54
- Re: C / asm / long ints, Chris Thomasson, 07:53
- Re: different struct sizes, Simias, 07:50
- Re: different struct sizes, Christopher Benson-Manica, 07:31
- Re: File included problems, Stoneforever, 07:24
- Re: using long long, Richard Heathfield, 07:22
- Re: using long long, Jordan Abel, 07:18
- Re: associativity and precedence, raxitsheth2000, 07:15
- Re: using long long, Richard Heathfield, 07:15
- Re: using long long, Jordan Abel, 07:04
- Re: get the address of a function??, Jordan Abel, 07:01
- Re: associativity and precedence, Chris Dollin, 06:32
- Re: i need ebook, Keith Thompson, 06:27
- Re: A question about fscanf and feof !, Bob Martin, 06:27
- Re: reading and writing incorrectly, Jens Thoms Toerring, 06:21
- Re: strange error!, BRG, 06:12
- Re: Please help me spot the difference, Andreas Vinther, 05:53
- Re: va_copy, Laurent Deniau, 05:33
- Re: using long long, Richard Heathfield, 05:16
- Re: using long long, Richard Heathfield, 05:13
- Re: File included problems, CBFalconer, 05:08
- Re: File included problems, Richard Heathfield, 05:06
- Re: strange error!, Sheldon, 04:43
- Re: strange error!, BRG, 04:39
- Re: using long long, jithoosin, 04:36
- Re: Need some information in output of objdump, sunny, 04:33
- strange error!, Sheldon, 04:28
- Re: using long long, CBFalconer, 04:27
- Re: i need ebook, CBFalconer, 04:14
- Re: File included problems, J. J. Farrell, 04:10
- Re: Where did my pointers go?, CBFalconer, 04:08
- Re: compiling with std=c99, Arthur J. O'Dwyer, 04:00
- Re: C / asm / long ints, CBFalconer, 03:54
- compiling with std=c99, genoeffo, 03:44
- Schifra Reed-Solomon ECC Library, Arash Partow, 03:42
- Re: A question about fscanf and feof !, Dave Thompson, 03:38
- Re: associativity and precedence, Dave Thompson, 03:38
- Re: char as array index gives warning in gcc, Dave Thompson, 03:38
- Re: Seg faults in merge and quick sort, Dave Thompson, 03:38
- Re: va_copy, Dave Thompson, 03:38
- Re: Memory Leak Programs, Richard Bos, 03:34
- Re: Memory Leak Programs, Richard Bos, 03:23
- Re: Where did my pointers go?, Default User, 02:33
- Re: using long long, Richard Heathfield, 02:32
- Re: using long long, Richard Heathfield, 02:26
- Re: using long long, Clark S. Cox III, 02:22
- using long long, jithoosin, 02:17
- Re: How to assign long to character array and later extract it, Martin Ambuhl, 02:13
- Re: strcat syntax with int and char, cloverman, 02:02
- Re: get the address of a function??, Harald van Dijk, 01:35
- Re: C / asm / long ints, Chris Thomasson, 01:26
- Re: Need some information in output of objdump, Chris Torek, 01:10
- Re: Need some information in output of objdump, Walter Roberson, 01:00
- Re: Need some information in output of objdump, Keith Thompson, 00:48
- Where did my pointers go?, Yost, 00:18
- Re: different struct sizes, Nagaraj L, 00:11
- Need some information in output of objdump, sunny, 00:07
- Re: reading and writing incorrectly, Nagaraj L, 00:02
November 05, 2006
- Re: Get used/free local heap space, Simon Biber, 23:07
- Get used/free local heap space, Steven Woody, 22:39
- Re: get the address of a function??, Jordan Abel, 22:36
- Re: To reuse or not to reuse, Frederick Gotham, 22:19
- Re: HELP!!, Christopher Benson-Manica, 22:18
- Re: To reuse or not to reuse, Frederick Gotham, 22:10
- Re: How to assign long to character array and later extract it, Keith Thompson, 22:01
- Re: Memory Leak Programs, Ian Collins, 22:01
- Re: i need ebook, Keith Thompson, 22:00
- Re: Where to get a C program for Singular Value Decomposition (SVD), Thomas Lumley, 21:56
- Re: Memory Leak Programs, Frederick Gotham, 21:54
- Re: bit shifts across array elements, Peter Nilsson, 21:53
- reading and writing incorrectly, totoro2468@xxxxxxxxx, 21:50
- Thank you, U S Contractors Offering Service A Non-profit, 21:31
- Re: different struct sizes, Ian Collins, 21:24
- different struct sizes, Borked Pseudo Mailed, 20:58
- Re: How to assign long to character array and later extract it, Jens Thoms Toerring, 20:46
- Where to get a C program for Singular Value Decomposition (SVD), eyh5@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, 20:35
- Re: Triangular Matrix, linuxlong, 19:52
- How to assign long to character array and later extract it, roopa . v1, 19:51
- Re: can anyone help in correcting this code?, T.M. Sommers, 19:10
- Re: i need ebook, priyadarsan . v, 19:10
- Re: To reuse or not to reuse, Richard Harter, 19:02
- Re: To reuse or not to reuse, Richard Tobin, 18:48
- Re: To reuse or not to reuse, Eric Sosman, 18:24
- Re: HELP!!, Mark McIntyre, 18:15
- Re: To reuse or not to reuse, Richard Tobin, 18:07
- Re: Memory Leak Programs, Mark McIntyre, 18:06
- Re: To reuse or not to reuse, Richard Heathfield, 18:04
- Re: Memory Leak Programs, Mark McIntyre, 18:02
- Re: To reuse or not to reuse, Richard Heathfield, 18:00
- Re: To reuse or not to reuse, Eric Sosman, 17:59
- Re: spaces in scanf format string, stathisgotsis, 17:59
- Re: get the address of a function??, Richard Tobin, 17:52
- Re: To reuse or not to reuse, CBFalconer, 17:47
- Re: Dynamic C String Problem, CBFalconer, 17:40
- Re: File included problems, Joe Wright, 17:35
- Re: Dynamic C String Problem, T.M. Sommers, 17:21
- Re: To reuse or not to reuse, jacob navia, 16:46
- Re: HELP!!, Jens Thoms Toerring, 16:46
- Re: To reuse or not to reuse, jacob navia, 16:46
- Re: HELP!!, Keith Thompson, 16:41
- Re: To reuse or not to reuse, Keith Thompson, 16:23
- Re: Memory Leak Programs, Ian Collins, 16:21
- Re: fscanf into an array, Keith Thompson, 16:20
- Re: i need ebook, Keith Thompson, 16:16
- Re: Memory Leak Programs, Keith Thompson, 16:11
- Re: Memory Leak Programs, Gordon Burditt, 16:08
- can anyone help in correcting this code?, vv1, 16:04
- Re: get the address of a function??, Keith Thompson, 15:50
- Re: strcat syntax with int and char, gep, 15:43
- Re: strcat syntax with int and char, cloverman, 15:43
- Re: HELP!!, james of tucson, 15:40
- strcat syntax with int and char, 2005, 15:19
- Re: To reuse or not to reuse, cloverman, 15:14
- HELP!!, totoro2468, 15:12
- Re: Looking for math library, Michael Mueller, 15:10
- Re: i need ebook, Jean Pierre Daviau, 15:09
- Re: fscanf into an array, totoro2468, 14:53
- Re: spaces in scanf format string, Eric Sosman, 14:16
- Re: output, Herbert Rosenau, 14:07
- Re: get the address of a function??, Herbert Rosenau, 14:07
- Re: get the address of a function??, Herbert Rosenau, 14:07
- Re: Dynamic C String Problem, coosa, 13:54
- To reuse or not to reuse, jacob navia, 13:42
- Re: i need ebook, Flash Gordon, 13:36
- Re: File included problems, pete, 13:35
- Re: Dynamic C String Problem, T.M. Sommers, 13:33
- Re: Dynamic C String Problem, pete, 13:30
- Re: What does this function return!, Jens Thoms Toerring, 13:27
- Dynamic C String Problem, coosa, 13:09
- Re: i need ebook, the_init, 13:05
- Re: fscanf into an array, Richard Heathfield, 12:59
- fscanf into an array, totoro2468, 12:53
- i need ebook, CDROOM, 12:32
- Re: spaces in scanf format string, Richard Heathfield, 12:31
- Re: Question regarding const arrays and passing them through functions, James, 12:12
- Re: Question regarding const arrays and passing them through functions, James, 12:11
- spaces in scanf format string, stathisgotsis, 12:10
- Re: Memory Leak Programs, Richard Heathfield, 12:08
- Re: Memory Leak Programs, Frederick Gotham, 11:49
- Re: File included problems, Joe Wright, 11:42
- Re: Memory Leak Programs, Richard Heathfield, 11:22
- Re: Memory Leak Programs, Frederick Gotham, 11:07
- Re: Memory Leak Programs, Frederick Gotham, 11:03
- Re: character byte str[i] treated as signed, I need unsigned, Frederick Gotham, 11:01
- Re: Help for c-programming under windows in cvi development !, Dr. Erhard Moenige, 09:58
- Re: What does this function return!, Sheldon, 09:35
- Re: What does this function return!, Sheldon, 09:12
- Re: What does this function return!, Jens Thoms Toerring, 08:49
- Re: File included problems, pete, 08:43
- Re: What does this function return!, Nick Keighley, 08:42
- Re: What does this function return!, Sheldon, 08:33
- Re: What does this function return!, Sheldon, 08:30
- Re: What does this function return!, Sheldon, 08:27
- Re: What does this function return!, Sheldon, 08:25
- Re: Question regarding const arrays and passing them through functions, pete, 08:22
- Re: Help for c-programming under windows in cvi development !, Jens Thoms Toerring, 07:00
- Re: File included problems, Bill Pursell, 06:55
- Help for c-programming under windows in cvi development !, Dr. Erhard Moenige, 06:15
- Re: What does this function return!, Jens Thoms Toerring, 06:09
- Re: What does this function return!, Walter Roberson, 06:00
- Re: get the address of a function??, Flash Gordon, 05:59
- Re: What does this function return!, Michal Nazarewicz, 05:57
- Re: comparing ptrs/mmap, Flash Gordon, 05:48
- What does this function return!, Sheldon, 05:37
- Re: File included problems, Flash Gordon, 05:33
- Re: get the address of a function??, Keith Thompson, 05:21
- Re: get the address of a function??, Richard Tobin, 05:02
- Re: character byte str[i] treated as signed, I need unsigned, Old Wolf, 04:28
- Re: output, Harald van Dijk, 04:21
- Re: File included problems, Ian Collins, 04:06
- Re: get the address of a function??, Herbert Rosenau, 03:45
- Re: get the address of a function??, Herbert Rosenau, 03:45
- Re: comparing ptrs/mmap, Herbert Rosenau, 03:45
- File included problems, Stoneforever, 03:32
- Re: Memory Leak Programs, Richard Heathfield, 00:45
- Re: Which C tool?, jussij, 00:37
- Re: Which standards do the implementation support?, Flash Gordon, 00:22
- Re: Looking for math library, mensanator@xxxxxxx, 00:00
November 04, 2006
- Re: bit shifts across array elements, Samuel Stearley, 23:33
- Re: equivalent of chomp in perl, Keith Thompson, 22:46
- Re: Looking for math library, Keith Thompson, 22:42
- Re: Looking for math library, fermineutron, 22:08
- Re: equivalent of chomp in perl, Walter Roberson, 21:51
- Re: equivalent of chomp in perl, Walter Roberson, 21:46
- Looking for math library, Michael Mueller, 21:36
- Re: equivalent of chomp in perl, Walter Roberson, 21:36
- Re: Memory Leak Programs, EKB, 19:43
- Re: Binary output (literally 1's and 0's), CBFalconer, 19:28
- Re: Begginer question, Keith Thompson, 19:07
- Re: equivalent of chomp in perl, Keith Thompson, 19:01
- Re: equivalent of chomp in perl, Keith Thompson, 18:59
- Re: Question regarding const arrays and passing them through functions, Keith Thompson, 18:49
- Re: Memory Leak Programs, Keith Thompson, 18:46
- Re: I have a problem in my study, Keith Thompson, 18:39
- Re: Begginer question, fermineutron, 18:18
- Re: Binary output (literally 1's and 0's), pete, 18:08
- Re: Binary output (literally 1's and 0's), Jens Thoms Toerring, 18:00
- Re: Binary output (literally 1's and 0's), Dan Henry, 18:00
- Re: Begginer question, Frederick Gotham, 17:53
- Re: Binary output (literally 1's and 0's), Joe Wright, 17:52
- Re: Binary output (literally 1's and 0's), Michal Nazarewicz, 17:46
- Re: Begginer question, Joe Wright, 17:43
- Re: Binary output (literally 1's and 0's), james of tucson, 17:43
- Begginer question, fermineutron, 17:40
- Binary output (literally 1's and 0's), noridotjabi@xxxxxxxxx, 17:21
- Re: get the address of a function??, Jordan Abel, 17:19
- Re: get the address of a function??, matevzb, 17:04
- Re: are these of the same type?int a[3]; int [3] b;, Mark McIntyre, 16:44
- Re: output, Mark McIntyre, 16:43
- Re: output, james of tucson, 15:59
- Re: output, Jordan Abel, 15:45
- Re: Call Javascript function from ANSI C program, Kenny McCormack, 14:06
- Re: Which standards do the implementation support?, Hallvard B Furuseth, 14:05
- Re: where can I find C grammar?, james of tucson, 13:56
- Re: equivalent of chomp in perl, Flash Gordon, 13:56
- Re: equivalent of chomp in perl, james of tucson, 13:54
- Re: Double-dabble implementation (was Re: Long Num speed), fermineutron, 13:51
- Re: output, Kenny McCormack, 13:21
- Re: Top Tips for Comp. Lang C, Kenny McCormack, 13:16
- Re: output, Harald van Dijk, 13:15
- Re: UART Reception, Kenny McCormack, 13:14
- Re: UART Reception, Kenny McCormack, 13:11
- Re: output, Jordan Abel, 12:55
- Re: equivalent of chomp in perl, Jordan Abel, 12:55
- Re: are these of the same type?int a[3]; int [3] b;, Eric Sosman, 12:55
- Re: equivalent of chomp in perl, james of tucson, 12:34
- Re: equivalent of chomp in perl, james of tucson, 12:33
- Re: output, Harald van Dijk, 12:15
- where can I find C grammar?, dick, 12:15
- Re: bit shifts across array elements, fermineutron, 12:11
- Re: output, raghu, 12:08
- Re: equivalent of chomp in perl, Jordan Abel, 11:39
- Re: output, Martin Ambuhl, 11:35
- Re: output, Bill Pursell, 11:30
- Re: Question regarding const arrays and passing them through functions, Bill Medland, 11:29
- Re: output, Walter Roberson, 11:28
- Re: Question regarding const arrays and passing them through functions, Bill Pursell, 11:24
- output, raghu, 11:23
- Re: Question regarding const arrays and passing them through functions, Bill Pursell, 11:21
- Re: Valgrind errors: valid, or false positives ?, Simple Simon, 11:16
- Question regarding const arrays and passing them through functions, James, 10:56
- Re: Valgrind errors: valid, or false positives ?, Simple Simon, 10:01
- Re: Valgrind errors: valid, or false positives ?, Paul Pluzhnikov, 09:59
- Re: Valgrind errors: valid, or false positives ?, Eric Sosman, 09:51
- Valgrind errors: valid, or false positives ?, Simple Simon, 09:41
- Re: Question about C Functions, Frederick Gotham, 09:37
- Re: Memory Leak Programs, Frederick Gotham, 09:28
- Re: bit shifts across array elements, Eric Sosman, 08:46
- Re: Top Tips for Comp. Lang C, Mark McIntyre, 08:32
- Re: I have a problem in my study, Mark McIntyre, 08:27
- Re: scope of struct definitions, pete, 08:02
- Re: C client to load binary data to MySQL, Flash Gordon, 07:26
- Re: C client to load binary data to MySQL, Jens Thoms Toerring, 06:15
- Re: Memory Leak Programs, Bill Pursell, 04:00
- Re: bit shifts across array elements, Chris Johnson, 03:33
- Re: Cannot return values of char variable, Richard Heathfield, 03:16
- Re: equivalent of chomp in perl, Flash Gordon, 01:23
- Re: bit shifts across array elements, fermineutron, 00:56
- bit shifts across array elements, fermineutron, 00:52
November 03, 2006
- Re: equivalent of chomp in perl, Jordan Abel, 23:56
- Re: Cannot return values of char variable, Prasad, 23:52
- Re: [OT] (was: Re: Question about C Functions), Al Balmer, 23:28
- Re: re-definition of standard types, Thad Smith, 23:18
- Re: Memory Leak Programs, c language, 23:07
- Re: C client to load binary data to MySQL, Ian Collins, 21:44
- C client to load binary data to MySQL, Me Alone, 21:32
- Re: get the address of a function??, CBFalconer, 20:20
- Re: help, cloverman, 20:15
- Re: Question about C Functions, Dik T. Winter, 19:48
- Re: character byte str[i] treated as signed, I need unsigned, Ian Collins, 19:30
- Re: [OT] (was: Re: Question about C Functions), Default User, 19:27
- Re: Memory Leak Programs, Walter Roberson, 19:03
- Re: character byte str[i] treated as signed, I need unsigned, Richard Heathfield, 18:59
- Re: character byte str[i] treated as signed, I need unsigned, Frederick Gotham, 18:53
- Re: case insentisive file search, cloverman, 18:44
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Frederick Gotham, 18:44
- Re: Memory Leak Programs, Frederick Gotham, 18:43
- Re: character byte str[i] treated as signed, I need unsigned, Richard Heathfield, 18:40
- Re: [OT] (was: Re: Question about C Functions), Richard Heathfield, 18:37
- Memory Leak Programs, c language, 18:36
- Re: case insentisive file search, cloverman, 18:09
- Re: Error: 'for' loop initial declaration used outside c99 mode, Ian Collins, 18:03
- Re: I have a problem in my study, Keith Thompson, 18:00
- Re: Weird link list problem, Eric Sosman, 17:42
- Re: equivalent of chomp in perl, Keith Thompson, 17:37
- Re: equivalent of chomp in perl, Keith Thompson, 17:11
- Re: bit fields pointers?, mazzawi, 16:50
- Re: equivalent of chomp in perl, James McGill, 16:42
- Re: string search?, cloverman, 16:21
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Mark McIntyre, 16:18
- Re: I have a problem in my study, Mark McIntyre, 16:17
- Re: Weird link list problem, sieg1974, 16:03
- Weird link list problem, sieg1974, 15:52
- Re: equivalent of chomp in perl, Walter Roberson, 15:24
- Re: Call Javascript function from ANSI C program, CBFalconer, 15:20
- Re: get the address of a function??, Jordan Abel, 15:20
- Re: equivalent of chomp in perl, Walter Roberson, 15:18
- Re: equivalent of chomp in perl, Jordan Abel, 15:16
- Re: [OT] (was: Re: Question about C Functions), Default User, 15:11
- Re: equivalent of chomp in perl, Jordan Abel, 15:10
- Re: bit fields pointers?, Walter Roberson, 15:07
- Re: character byte str[i] treated as signed, I need unsigned, Frederick Gotham, 15:02
- Re: equivalent of chomp in perl, Keith Thompson, 14:53
- Re: get the address of a function??, Keith Thompson, 14:51
- Re: function without an address?, Chris Torek, 14:37
- Re: bit fields pointers?, mazzawi, 14:26
- Re: character byte str[i] treated as signed, I need unsigned, Walter Roberson, 14:22
- Re: Double-dabble implementation (was Re: Long Num speed), fermineutron, 14:03
- Re: [OT] (was: Re: Question about C Functions), Keith Thompson, 13:59
- Re: character byte str[i] treated as signed, I need unsigned, Frederick Gotham, 13:54
- Re: comparing ptrs/mmap, Keith Thompson, 13:53
- Re: recursive linking to shared object files, Walter Roberson, 13:52
- Re: equivalent of chomp in perl, James Antill, 13:46
- Re: equivalent of chomp in perl, james of tucson, 13:45
- Re: [OT] (was: Re: Question about C Functions), Default User, 13:30
- Re: character byte str[i] treated as signed, I need unsigned, Walter Roberson, 13:29
- Re: Cannot return values of char variable, Keith Thompson, 13:24
- Re: equivalent of chomp in perl, CBFalconer, 13:20
- Re: Stairs program, Walter Roberson, 13:18
- Re: character byte str[i] treated as signed, I need unsigned, CBFalconer, 13:18
- Re: Call Javascript function from ANSI C program, SM Ryan, 13:14
- Re: get the address of a function??, CBFalconer, 13:10
- Re: equivalent of chomp in perl, Michal Nazarewicz, 13:08
- Re: scope of struct definitions, Max TenEyck Woodbury, 12:50
- Re: comparing ptrs/mmap, Walter Roberson, 12:49
- scope of struct definitions, James Brown, 12:33
- Using macros with variable arguments for static initialization., Max TenEyck Woodbury, 12:27
- Re: equivalent of chomp in perl, Jordan Abel, 12:26
- Re: Call Javascript function from ANSI C program, Paolo, 12:06
- Re: Stairs program, Flash Gordon, 12:03
- Re: equivalent of chomp in perl, james of tucson, 11:58
- recursive linking to shared object files, sirchia . r, 11:46
- Re: Call Javascript function from ANSI C program, KiLVaiDeN, 11:30
- Call Javascript function from ANSI C program, Paolo, 11:16
- Re: Question about C Functions, Frederick Gotham, 11:14
- Re: Cannot return values of char variable, Richard Heathfield, 11:11
- Re: Cannot return values of char variable, mark_bluemel, 11:04
- Re: Which standards do the implementation support?, Al Balmer, 10:46
- Re: equivalent of chomp in perl, Jordan Abel, 10:36
- Re: equivalent of chomp in perl, james of tucson, 10:32
- Re: [OT], Christopher Benson-Manica, 10:14
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Frederick Gotham, 10:11
- Re: assembly in future C standard [OT], Andrew Poelstra, 10:08
- Re: scanf hangs when taking multiple inputs in a char array, Jens Thoms Toerring, 10:05
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Frederick Gotham, 10:02
- Re: get the address of a function??, Frederick Gotham, 09:59
- Re: Error: 'for' loop initial declaration used outside c99 mode, Andrew Poelstra, 09:56
- Re: character byte str[i] treated as signed, I need unsigned, Frederick Gotham, 09:49
- MemoDepot: build YOUR OWN online notes library - anything, anytime, anywhere, ompaniess, 09:46
- Re: scanf hangs when taking multiple inputs in a char array, Chris Dollin, 09:46
- Re: Cannot return values of char variable, Prasad, 09:21
- scanf hangs when taking multiple inputs in a char array, Adi, 09:18
- Re: Cannot return values of char variable, Chris Dollin, 08:49
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Flash Gordon, 08:37
- Re: assembly in future C standard HCF Gerry Wheeler, Walter Banks, 08:35
- Re: Stairs program, Jordan Abel, 08:30
- Re: Which standards do the implementation support?, Hallvard B Furuseth, 08:06
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Herbert Rosenau, 07:44
- Re: comparing ptrs/mmap, Herbert Rosenau, 07:44
- Re: Cannot return values of char variable, Jens Thoms Toerring, 07:40
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Richard Heathfield, 07:31
- Re: Cannot return values of char variable, Pedro Pinto, 07:05
- Re: Cannot return values of char variable, Prasad, 07:03
- Re: Cannot return values of char variable, mark_bluemel, 07:02
- Re: Cannot return values of char variable, CoL, 06:59
- Re: string search?, Andreas Kochenburger, 06:45
- Re: Error: 'for' loop initial declaration used outside c99 mode, Richard Bos, 06:18
- Re: Cannot return values of char variable, Pedro Pinto, 05:58
- Re: Error: 'for' loop initial declaration used outside c99 mode, Ian Collins, 05:52
- Re: Cannot return values of char variable, mark_bluemel, 05:40
- Re: Cannot return values of char variable, mark_bluemel, 05:37
- Re: get the address of a function??, Simon Biber, 05:36
- Re: string search?, Bertram Trabant, 05:30
- Re: character byte str[i] treated as signed, I need unsigned, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 05:02
- Re: equivalent of chomp in perl, Michal Nazarewicz, 04:19
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Bob Martin, 04:12
- Re: Cannot return values of char variable, Pedro Pinto, 04:07
- Re: Cannot return values of char variable, Martin Ambuhl, 04:06
- Re: Error: 'for' loop initial declaration used outside c99 mode, Richard Bos, 04:06
- Re: bit fields pointers?, Nick Keighley, 04:03
- Re: function without an address?, Richard Bos, 04:02
- Re: Question about C Functions, Richard Bos, 04:01
- Re: Cannot return values of char variable, T.M. Sommers, 03:56
- Re: Error: 'for' loop initial declaration used outside c99 mode, Pedro Pinto, 03:53
- Cannot return values of char variable, Pedro Pinto, 03:50
- Re: assembly in future C standard [OT], james of tucson, 02:23
- Re: assembly in future C standard [OT], Richard Heathfield, 02:13
- Re: [OT] (was: Re: Question about C Functions), Richard Heathfield, 02:02
- Re: equivalent of chomp in perl, james of tucson, 01:44
- [RFC] Double-dabble implementation (was Re: Long Num speed), Arthur J. O'Dwyer, 01:35
- Re: Error: 'for' loop initial declaration used outside c99 mode, james of tucson, 01:31
- Re: character byte str[i] treated as signed, I need unsigned, Susan Rice, 01:12
- Re: Error: 'for' loop initial declaration used outside c99 mode, Keith Thompson, 00:55
- Re: Which C tool?, Neil, 00:47
- Re: Which C tool?, Neil, 00:44
- Error: 'for' loop initial declaration used outside c99 mode, Pedro Pinto, 00:42
- Re: Stairs program, Andrew Poelstra, 00:33
November 02, 2006
- Stairs program, bluepgt, 23:57
- Re: equivalent of chomp in perl, Keith Thompson, 23:29
- Re: Long Num speed, fermineutron, 23:19
- Re: equivalent of chomp in perl, Keith Thompson, 22:13
- Re: equivalent of chomp in perl, CBFalconer, 22:05
- Re: comparing ptrs/mmap, Flash Gordon, 21:59
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Bill Reid, 21:55
- equivalent of chomp in perl, lnatz, 21:35
- Re: character byte str[i] treated as signed, I need unsigned, Old Wolf, 21:07
- Re: function without an address?, CBFalconer, 21:04
- Re: character byte str[i] treated as signed, I need unsigned, Peter Nilsson, 21:00
- Re: get the address of a function??, CBFalconer, 20:55
- Re: Long Num speed, Keith Thompson, 20:49
- Re: Looking for schematic drawing sdk, james of tucson, 20:48
- Re: Error msg - Segmentation fault, Richard, 20:46
- Re: Question about C Functions, Dik T. Winter, 20:42
- Looking for schematic drawing sdk, TahoeKid, 20:36
- Re: Long Num speed, CBFalconer, 20:25
- Re: [OT] (was: Re: Question about C Functions), Dik T. Winter, 20:23
- Re: assembly in future C standard [OT], james of tucson, 20:16
- Re: help, james of tucson, 20:11
- Re: function without an address?, Richard Tobin, 19:48
- Re: computer program, dcorbit, 19:46
- Re: get the address of a function??, pete, 19:45
- Re: help, Andrew Poelstra, 19:44
- Re: Long Num speed, fermineutron, 19:31
- Re: get the address of a function??, pete, 19:22
- Re: I have a problem in my study, Keith Thompson, 19:18
- Re: assembly in future C standard [OT], Andrew Poelstra, 19:14
- Re: function without an address?, Jordan Abel, 19:08
- Re: Error msg - Segmentation fault, Richard Tobin, 18:55
- Re: function without an address?, Richard Tobin, 18:53
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Mark McIntyre, 18:40
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Mark McIntyre, 18:39
- Re: I have a problem in my study, Mark McIntyre, 18:35
- Re: Error msg - Segmentation fault, Spiros Bousbouras, 18:31
- Re: Error msg - Segmentation fault, Spiros Bousbouras, 18:26
- Re: Error msg - Segmentation fault, Ian Collins, 18:21
- Re: character byte str[i] treated as signed, I need unsigned, Walter Roberson, 18:19
- Re: character byte str[i] treated as signed, I need unsigned, Ian Collins, 18:19
- Re: get the address of a function??, Keith Thompson, 18:19
- Re: Error msg - Segmentation fault, Spiros Bousbouras, 18:17
- Re: Error msg - Segmentation fault, Keith Thompson, 18:17
- Re: Error msg - Segmentation fault, Pedro Pinto, 18:17
- character byte str[i] treated as signed, I need unsigned, Susan Rice, 18:14
- Re: Error msg - Segmentation fault, Ian Collins, 18:14
- Re: help, Spiros Bousbouras, 18:14
- Re: case insentisive file search, Walter Roberson, 18:13
- Re: bit fields pointers?, Keith Thompson, 18:12
- Re: help, Ian Collins, 18:11
- help, Tyana05, 18:08
- Re: get the address of a function??, pete, 18:08
- Re: get the address of a function??, pete, 18:05
- Re: Error msg - Segmentation fault, Spiros Bousbouras, 18:03
- Re: case insentisive file search, henrik . sorensen, 18:02
- Re: computer program, Christopher Benson-Manica, 18:01
- Re: case insentisive file search, henrik . sorensen, 18:00
- Re: computer program, dcorbit, 17:58
- Re: case insentisive file search, henrik . sorensen, 17:58
- Re: Long Num speed, fermineutron, 17:57
- Re: case insentisive file search, Spiros Bousbouras, 17:56
- Error msg - Segmentation fault, Pedro Pinto, 17:56
- Re: case insentisive file search, Keith Thompson, 17:50
- Re: case insentisive file search, Spiros Bousbouras, 17:49
- Re: computer program, Christopher Benson-Manica, 17:46
- Re: Long Num speed, fermineutron, 17:45
- Re: case insentisive file search, Walter Roberson, 17:43
- Re: bit fields pointers?, mazzawi, 17:41
- Re: case insentisive file search, Spiros Bousbouras, 17:40
- Re: comparing ptrs/mmap, Keith Thompson, 17:39
- Re: case insentisive file search, henrik . sorensen, 17:29
- Re: case insentisive file search, Ian Collins, 17:18
- Re: case insentisive file search, Spiros Bousbouras, 17:16
- case insentisive file search, henrik . sorensen, 16:57
- [OT] (was: Re: Question about C Functions), Christopher Benson-Manica, 16:53
- Re: comparing ptrs/mmap, Walter Roberson, 16:42
- Re: function without an address?, Ian Collins, 16:32
- function without an address?, Ancient_Hacker, 16:14
- Re: Long Num speed, John Smith, 16:06
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Clever Monkey, 15:57
- Re: comparing ptrs/mmap, Clark S. Cox III, 15:53
- Re: get the address of a function??, Keith Thompson, 15:44
- Re: Long Num speed, Keith Thompson, 15:41
- Re: Long Num speed, Keith Thompson, 15:40
- Re: comparing ptrs/mmap, Keith Thompson, 15:31
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Charlton Wilbur, 15:15
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Keith Thompson, 15:14
- Re: get the address of a function??, Jordan Abel, 15:09
- Re: get the address of a function??, Clever Monkey, 15:00
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Keith Thompson, 14:58
- Re: get the address of a function??, Walter Roberson, 14:55
- Re: comparing ptrs/mmap, Walter Roberson, 14:41
- Re: tolower() and toupper(), CBFalconer, 14:27
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Richard Heathfield, 14:11
- Re: get the address of a function??, Jordan Abel, 14:10
- Re: tolower() and toupper(), Richard Heathfield, 14:08
- Re: get the address of a function??, Clever Monkey, 14:04
- Re: string search?, Default User, 14:00
- Re: get the address of a function??, Herbert Rosenau, 13:51
- Re: comparing ptrs/mmap, Herbert Rosenau, 13:51
- Re: computer program, Lars Rune Nøstdal, 13:35
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Frederick Gotham, 13:32
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Charlton Wilbur, 13:27
- Re: tolower() and toupper(), Simon Biber, 13:21
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Roberto Waltman, 13:13
- Re: C Interview Questions, Richard Heathfield, 12:52
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Richard Heathfield, 12:41
- Re: C Interview Questions, Vos, 12:30
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Walter Roberson, 12:23
- Re: Question about C Functions, Richard Heathfield, 12:15
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Richard Heathfield, 12:14
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Charlton Wilbur, 12:06
- Re: Question about C Functions, CBFalconer, 12:03
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Flash Gordon, 12:01
- Re: comparing ptrs/mmap, Bill Pursell, 12:00
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Frederick Gotham, 11:56
- Re: Question about C Functions, Frederick Gotham, 11:53
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Frederick Gotham, 11:51
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Flash Gordon, 11:49
- Re: string search?, Charlton Wilbur, 11:49
- Re: assembly in future C standard [OT], CBFalconer, 11:47
- Re: computer program, dcorbit, 11:43
- Re: Long Num speed, fermineutron, 11:36
- Re: comparing ptrs/mmap, Herbert Rosenau, 11:35
- Re: I have a problem in my study, Herbert Rosenau, 11:35
- Re: Long Num speed, Ancient_Hacker, 11:28
- Re: Long Num speed, fermineutron, 11:20
- Re: assembly in future C standard [OT], Jordan Abel, 11:20
- Re: Long Num speed, fermineutron, 11:16
- Re: get the address of a function??, Chris Torek, 11:13
- Re: Triangular Matrix, Eric Sosman, 11:11
- Re: assembly in future C standard [OT], james of tucson, 11:01
- Re: C / asm / long ints, Jordan Abel, 10:49
- Re: Question about C Functions, Richard Heathfield, 10:37
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Richard Heathfield, 10:35
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Jordan Abel, 10:16
- Re: Question about C Functions, Chris Dollin, 10:15
- Re: const question, Clever Monkey, 10:05
- Re: assembly in future C standard [OT], Andrew Poelstra, 10:01
- Re: Long Num speed, Ancient_Hacker, 10:01
- Re: Question, Andrew Poelstra, 09:56
- Re: Long Num speed, websnarf, 09:53
- Re: Question about C Functions, Frederick Gotham, 09:39
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Frederick Gotham, 09:35
- Re: computer program, osmium, 09:13
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Flash Gordon, 09:09
- Re: Triangular Matrix2, Je-Givara, 09:09
- Re: assembly in future C standard, CBFalconer, 09:08
- Re: Triangular Matrix, Je-Givara, 09:00
- Re: computer program, mark_bluemel, 09:00
- Re: if clause, Spoon, 08:56
- Re: Long Num speed, Stefan Krah, 08:43
- Re: help me, CBFalconer, 08:29
- Re: Long Num speed, CBFalconer, 08:23
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Christopher Benson-Manica, 08:13
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Bob Martin, 08:04
- Re: tolower() and toupper(), CBFalconer, 07:59
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, Bryan, 07:56
- Re: get the address of a function??, Richard Bos, 07:52
- Re: C / asm / long ints, CBFalconer, 07:50
- Re: get the address of a function??, Jordan Abel, 07:30
- Re: about TorboC, Andreas Kochenburger, 07:15
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Andreas Kochenburger, 07:13
- Re: string search?, Andreas Kochenburger, 06:30
- Re: assembly in future C standard, jacob navia, 06:22
- Re: assembly in future C standard, jacob navia, 06:20
- Re: tolower() and toupper(), Dik T. Winter, 06:12
- Re: computer program, Richard Bos, 06:02
- Re: Question, mark_bluemel, 05:58
- Re: Question, mark_bluemel, 05:49
- computer program, anuj, 05:43
- Re: viewing symbol table, chandanlinster, 05:38
- Re: viewing symbol table, Ico, 05:26
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, pemo, 05:15
- viewing symbol table, chandanlinster, 05:12
- Re: Array of strings., Nick Keighley, 05:06
- Re: get the address of a function??, Richard Bos, 05:03
- Re: Long Num speed, websnarf, 05:00
- Re: const question, Nick Keighley, 04:59
- Re: Long Num speed, websnarf, 04:40
- Re: Long Num speed, Richard Heathfield, 04:17
- Re: Long Num speed, Richard Heathfield, 04:02
- Re: bit fields pointers?, Nick Keighley, 03:57
- Re: get the address of a function??, Simon Biber, 03:46
- Re: Long Num speed, Keith Thompson, 03:40
- Re: Long Num speed, Chris Dollin, 03:16
- Re: comparing ptrs/mmap, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 02:56
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Chris Dollin, 02:55
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Herbert Rosenau, 02:31
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, Richard Bos, 02:19
- Re: Long Num speed, websnarf, 02:07
- Re: Long Num speed, websnarf, 02:06
- comparing ptrs/mmap, Bill Pursell, 01:57
- Re: bit fields pointers?, jaysome, 01:47
- Re: help me, Ian Collins, 01:41
- help me, aman . kbm, 01:37
- Re: Which C tool?, CBFalconer, 01:36
- Re: Question, jaysome, 01:33
- Re: Which C tool?, Richard Heathfield, 01:30
- Re: Which C tool?, jaysome, 01:25
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Richard Heathfield, 01:21
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Richard Heathfield, 01:13
- Re: Long Num speed, Samuel Stearley, 01:12
- Re: string search?, Richard Heathfield, 01:06
- Re: Question about C Functions, Richard Heathfield, 00:54
- Re: Long Num speed, Richard Heathfield, 00:51
- Re: C / asm / long ints, Chris Thomasson, 00:47
- Re: get the address of a function??, Richard Heathfield, 00:44
- Re: Long Num speed, Barry Schwarz, 00:17
November 01, 2006
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Old Wolf, 23:38
- Re: string search?, Jordan Abel, 23:12
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Flash Gordon, 22:18
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Flash Gordon, 22:15
- Re: get the address of a function??, Keith Thompson, 22:12
- Re: string search?, Flash Gordon, 22:07
- Re: string search?, Flash Gordon, 22:00
- Re: const question, Keith Thompson, 21:59
- Re: string search?, Joe Wright, 21:56
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Jordan Abel, 21:51
- Re: tolower() and toupper(), Jordan Abel, 21:28
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Old Wolf, 21:26
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Jordan Abel, 21:22
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Jordan Abel, 21:13
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Jordan Abel, 21:12
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Eric Sosman, 21:08
- Re: get the address of a function??, Jordan Abel, 21:07
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Jordan Abel, 21:03
- Re: const question, Jordan Abel, 20:59
- Re: Long Num speed, fermineutron, 20:46
- Re: tolower() and toupper(), Roman Mashak, 20:33
- Re: bit fields pointers?, Arthur J. O'Dwyer, 20:04
- Re: get the address of a function??, Andrew Poelstra, 19:55
- bit fields pointers?, mazzawi, 19:53
- Re: string search?, Andrew Poelstra, 19:39
- Re: Question about C Functions, Frederick Gotham, 19:35
- Re: const question, Frederick Gotham, 19:29
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Frederick Gotham, 19:26
- Re: get the address of a function??, Default User, 19:23
- Re: get the address of a function??, Keith Thompson, 19:16
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Frederick Gotham, 19:16
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Frederick Gotham, 19:12
- Re: get the address of a function??, John Bode, 19:09
- Re: Question about C Functions, Keith Thompson, 19:08
- Re: Long Num speed, Frederick Gotham, 19:08
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Joe Wright, 19:06
- Re: const question, Walter Roberson, 19:04
- Re: get the address of a function??, Frederick Gotham, 19:03
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Keith Thompson, 18:58
- Re: get the address of a function??, Walter Roberson, 18:57
- Re: const question, Frederick Gotham, 18:57
- Re: Question about C Functions, Mark McIntyre, 18:56
- Re: get the address of a function??, Keith Thompson, 18:54
- Re: get the address of a function??, Richard Tobin, 18:50
- Re: const question, Ian Collins, 18:48
- Re: const question, Keith Thompson, 18:44
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Mark McIntyre, 18:41
- Re: string search?, Keith Thompson, 18:41
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Andrey Tarasevich, 18:39
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Mark McIntyre, 18:36
- Re: const question, Ian Collins, 18:34
- Re: const question, Jordan Abel, 18:33
- Re: get the address of a function??, Ian Collins, 18:33
- Re: string search?, Richard Heathfield, 18:31
- Re: get the address of a function??, Richard Heathfield, 18:29
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Mark McIntyre, 18:29
- Re: Question, Richard Heathfield, 18:25
- Re: string search?, Richard Heathfield, 18:23
- Re: Array of strings., Richard Heathfield, 18:21
- Re: I have a problem in my study, Mark McIntyre, 18:18
- get the address of a function??, John, 18:14
- Re: Long Num speed, Ian Collins, 18:12
- Re: const question, James Brown, 18:06
- Re: string search?, Roland Pibinger, 17:49
- Re: string search?, Spiros Bousbouras, 17:41
- Re: Array of strings., Kouisawang, 17:32
- Long Num speed, fermineutron, 17:28
- Re: const question, Walter Roberson, 17:25
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Peter Nilsson, 17:18
- Re: Array of strings., Walter Roberson, 17:16
- const question, James Brown, 17:12
- Re: Question, CBFalconer, 17:05
- Re: Stringizing, Arthur J. O'Dwyer, 17:04
- Re: Which C tool?, CBFalconer, 16:57
- Re: UART Reception, CBFalconer, 16:50
- Re: Array of strings., Kouisawang, 16:49
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Jordan Abel, 16:38
- Re: UART Reception, Kenny McCormack, 16:30
- Re: string search?, Walter Roberson, 15:39
- Re: UART Reception, Keith Thompson, 15:29
- Re: Array of strings., Keith Thompson, 15:26
- Re: UART Reception, Kenny McCormack, 15:24
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Default User, 15:24
- Re: Array of strings., futhark77@xxxxxxxxx, 15:23
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Rafael Almeida, 15:20
- Re: string search?, Keith Thompson, 15:19
- Re: Array of strings., John Gordon, 15:18
- Re: Question, Keith Thompson, 15:18
- Re: Which C tool?, Flash Gordon, 15:16
- Re: Which C tool?, Keith Thompson, 15:13
- Re: Array of strings., attn.steven.kuo@xxxxxxxxx, 15:10
- Re: UART Reception, John Bode, 15:08
- Re: I have a problem in my study, Keith Thompson, 15:03
- Re: Array of strings., Walter Roberson, 14:59
- Array of strings., futhark77@xxxxxxxxx, 14:53
- Re: I have a problem in my study, Flash Gordon, 14:34
- Re: Which C tool?, Harald van Dijk, 14:18
- Re: UART Reception, Kenny McCormack, 14:05
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Kenny McCormack, 14:04
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Kenny McCormack, 14:03
- Re: Which C tool?, Flash Gordon, 13:53
- Re: How to compile c to dll, Herbert Rosenau, 13:53
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Herbert Rosenau, 13:53
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Herbert Rosenau, 13:53
- Re: I have a problem in my study, Herbert Rosenau, 13:53
- Re: Which C tool?, Kenneth Brody, 13:51
- Stringizing, Ravi, 13:42
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Jordan Abel, 13:26
- Re: splitting two arrays., Default User, 13:15
- Re: UART Reception, Default User, 12:45
- Re: Question about C Functions, Richard Heathfield, 12:38
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Richard Heathfield, 12:37
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Richard Heathfield, 12:36
- Re: Which C tool?, Roland Pibinger, 12:30
- [OT] Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Clever Monkey, 12:25
- Re: How to compile c to dll, Flash Gordon, 12:25
- Re: UART Reception, Kenny McCormack, 12:25
- Re: How to compile c to dll, Bill Medland, 12:23
- Re: How to compile c to dll, Barry Schwarz, 12:12
- Re: string search?, Flash Gordon, 12:11
- Re: Which C tool?, Barry Schwarz, 11:45
- Re: EOF vs. feof() and ferror(), Barry Schwarz, 11:45
- Re: EOF vs. feof() and ferror(), Barry Schwarz, 11:45
- How to compile c to dll, aze, 11:41
- Off-topic: proton-neutron, kuyper, 11:29
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Frederick Gotham, 11:13
- Re: Question about C Functions, Frederick Gotham, 10:43
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Frederick Gotham, 10:41
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Frederick Gotham, 10:38
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Frederick Gotham, 10:34
- Re: Question, mark_bluemel, 10:34
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Fred Kleinschmidt, 10:29
- Re: UART Reception, John Bode, 10:29
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Chris Dollin, 10:28
- Re: Question about C Functions, Simon Biber, 10:27
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, Jordan Abel, 10:23
- Re: Question about C Functions, Frederick Gotham, 10:13
- Re: need for an extra variable., Jordan Abel, 10:13
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Frederick Gotham, 10:11
- Re: Which C tool?, Simon Biber, 10:09
- Re: Question, Andrew Poelstra, 10:09
- Re: UART Reception, Al Balmer, 10:05
- Re: splitting two arrays., Simon Biber, 10:01
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Pierre Asselin, 09:59
- Re: splitting two arrays., mark_bluemel, 09:53
- Re: Question about C Functions, Simon Biber, 09:50
- Re: splitting two arrays., Pedro Pinto, 09:40
- Re: UART Reception, John Bode, 09:29
- Re: string search?, CBFalconer, 09:21
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Richard Heathfield, 08:56
- Re: string search?, Richard Heathfield, 08:51
- Re: string search?, Richard Heathfield, 08:48
- Re: string search?, Bertram Trabant, 08:46
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Kenny McCormack, 08:46
- Re: string search?, Bertram Trabant, 08:43
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Charlton Wilbur, 08:29
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Flash Gordon, 08:29
- Re: UART Reception, Kenny McCormack, 07:31
- Re: Incrementing in C, "Nils O. Selåsdal", 07:31
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Frederick Gotham, 07:28
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, Richard Bos, 07:18
- Re: Which C tool?, John Bode, 07:10
- Re: UART Reception, John Bode, 06:55
- Re: UART Reception, John Bode, 06:52
- Re: string search?, pete, 06:34
- Re: Question, Richard Bos, 06:23
- Re: string search?, Flash Gordon, 06:06
- Question, CodeBlaster, 06:04
- 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: Which C tool?, Roland Pibinger, 05:56
- Re: tolower() and toupper(), Harald van Dijk, 05:44
- Re: need for an extra variable., Richard Tobin, 05:31
- tolower() and toupper(), Roman Mashak, 05:26
- Re: need for an extra variable., Keith Thompson, 05:09
- Re: string search?, Roland Pibinger, 04:45
- Re: need for an extra variable., Richard Tobin, 04:41
- Re: how to design an testing example, Nick Keighley, 04:03
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, J. J. Farrell, 04:02
- Re: Incrementing in C, Chris Dollin, 03:48
- Re: string search?, Bertram Trabant, 03:37
- Re: Which C tool?, john . bradshaw, 03:16
- Re: I have a problem in my study, Herbert Rosenau, 03:12
- Re: Triangular Matrix2, Flash Gordon, 03:11
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Richard Heathfield, 02:41
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Richard Heathfield, 02:35
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Richard Heathfield, 02:32
- Re: need for an extra variable., Richard Bos, 02:27
- Re: splitting two arrays., Simon Biber, 01:55
- Re: Incrementing in C, T.M. Sommers, 01:50
- Incrementing in C, jobo, 01:31
- Re: Triangular Matrix2, Je-Givara, 01:10
- Re: EOF vs. feof() and ferror(), Simon Biber, 01:03
- Re: Question about C Functions, Keith Thompson, 00:23
- Re: Question about C Functions, attn.steven.kuo@xxxxxxxxx, 00:23
- Re: Question about C Functions, T.M. Sommers, 00:17
October 31, 2006
- Question about C Functions, jobo, 23:52
- Re: Which C tool?, doug turnbull, 23:39
- Re: Which C tool?, Jack Klein, 22:58
- Re: need for an extra variable., Keith Thompson, 22:50
- Re: Which C tool?, Michael, 22:40
- Re: need for an extra variable., Andrew Poelstra, 22:37
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Eric Sosman, 22:37
- Re: need for an extra variable., Jordan Abel, 22:13
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Frederick Gotham, 21:52
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Rod Pemberton, 21:52
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Keith Thompson, 21:50
- Re: how to design an testing example, Barry Schwarz, 21:48
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, CBFalconer, 21:46
- Re: Out-of-bounds nonsense, Keith Thompson, 21:45
- Re: UART Reception, Rod Pemberton, 21:37
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, J. J. Farrell, 21:37
- Re: how to use bit operation to do \sqrt(n), pete, 21:29
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Rod Pemberton, 21:25
- Re: UART Reception, Kenny McCormack, 21:25
- Re: Which C tool?, Adam Shea, 21:24
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, J. J. Farrell, 21:21
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Rod Pemberton, 21:19
- Out-of-bounds nonsense, Frederick Gotham, 21:14
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Rod Pemberton, 21:12
- Re: Out-of-bounds Restrictions?, Frederick Gotham, 20:51
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Keith Thompson, 20:46
- Re: need for an extra variable., Richard Tobin, 20:42
- Re: Which C tool?, Rafael Almeida, 20:41
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Rod Pemberton, 20:36
- Re: assembly in future C standard, Rod Pemberton, 20:33
- Which C tool?, john . bradshaw, 20:17
- Re: _JoyDef and _Control, Rod Pemberton, 20:12
- Re: C Interview Questions, Kenneth Brody, 19:32
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, Keith Thompson, 19:18
- Re: UART Reception, Keith Thompson, 19:11
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, Andrew Poelstra, 18:36
- Re: Unicode conversion, Richard Tobin, 18:34
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, Gordon Burditt, 18:08
- Re: C exe on winXP memory limitation, Spiros Bousbouras, 17:54
- Re: C Interview Questions, Eric Sosman, 17:45
- Re: splitting two arrays., John Gordon, 17:44
- Re: C Interview Questions, Chris Torek, 17:39
- Re: EOF vs. feof() and ferror(), John Bode, 17:37
- Re: C Interview Questions, Richard Heathfield, 17:36
- Re: C Interview Questions, Ben Pfaff, 17:31
- Re: EOF vs. feof() and ferror(), Jordan Abel, 17:06
- Re: C Interview Questions, Jordan Abel, 17:04
- Re: splitting two arrays., Walter Roberson, 16:51
- Re: EOF vs. feof() and ferror(), Mark McIntyre, 16:49
- Re: C Interview Questions, Ben Pfaff, 16:42
- Re: UART Reception, John Bode, 16:30
- Re: I have a problem in my study, Mark McIntyre, 16:28
- Re: functions arguments, Sheldon, 16:28
- Re: splitting two arrays., John Gordon, 16:23
- Re: assembly in future C standard, fermineutron, 16:18
- Re: C Interview Questions, Keith Thompson, 16:15
- Re: UART Reception, Keith Thompson, 16:11
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