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November 30, 2007

Re: Counting blanks, Ian Collins, 17:50
Re: Counting blanks, user923005, 17:46
Re: Multi precision floating point, user923005, 17:36
Re: Counting blanks, Flash Gordon, 17:35
Re: 25 MOST FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT ISLAM, Richard Heathfield, 17:34
Re: There is really important wrong, but I couldnt find, Tor Rustad, 17:33
Re: Counting blanks, pete, 17:25
Re: Multi precision floating point, Flash Gordon, 17:23
Re: Win32: C: Chinese language inputting improperly in text box. Extremely strange bug, please help!, Tor Rustad, 17:21
Re: Counting blanks, Tor Rustad, 17:18
Re: main function, pete, 17:14
Re: Very interesting GC discussion, Ben Pfaff, 16:55
Counting blanks, rajash, 16:54
Re: Multi precision floating point, jacob navia, 16:32
Re: Very interesting GC discussion, Marco Manfredini, 16:28
Re: malloc realloc and pointers, Flash Gordon, 16:27
Re: Global Variables : Where are they stored ?, Flash Gordon, 16:23
Re: There is really important wrong, but I couldnt find, Martin Ambuhl, 16:21
Win32: C: Chinese language inputting improperly in text box. Extremely strange bug, please help!, greggorob64, 16:20
There is really important wrong, but I couldnt find, emre esirik(hacettepe computer science and engineering), 16:03
Re: pointers as parameters, Keith Thompson, 15:56
printf vs scanf, Chris Torek, 15:24
Re: 25 MOST FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT ISLAM, Marco Manfredini, 15:09
OT - Re: Global Variables : Where are they stored ?, santosh, 15:06
Re: Very interesting GC discussion, Keith Thompson, 15:02
Re: 25 MOST FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT ISLAM, Keith Thompson, 15:00
Re: Global Variables : Where are they stored ?, Keith Thompson, 14:57
Re: Reading a table, Keith Thompson, 14:54
Re: Compile error on WinXP/MSVC++E05, Keith Thompson, 14:46
Re: Global Variables : Where are they stored ?, Richard Harter, 14:45
Re: memcat fn, santosh, 14:38
Re: about string and character, Keith Thompson, 14:36
TypeDef array of size 1, CJ, 14:34
Re: rpcgen cannot find any C Preprocessor, Keith Thompson, 14:30
Re: Multi precision floating point, Keith Thompson, 14:27
Re: What is the proper Syntax for this Pointer?, Keith Thompson, 14:24
Re: 25 MOST FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT ISLAM, Richard Heathfield, 14:24
Re: memcat fn, aarklon, 14:23
Re: Global Variables : Where are they stored ?, santosh, 14:21
Re: memcat fn, santosh, 14:16
Re: Global Variables : Where are they stored ?, Keith Thompson, 14:16
Re: Question about variable scope conflict, dj3vande, 14:15
Re: memcat fn, aarklon, 14:07
25 MOST FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT ISLAM, aassime abdellatif, 14:00
Re: bus error, santosh, 13:55
Re: bus error, santosh, 13:48
bus error, sophia . agnes, 13:43
Re: Question about variable scope conflict, Richard Heathfield, 13:42
Re: Question about variable scope conflict, santosh, 13:37
Re: Reading a table, Richard Heathfield, 13:36
Re: Global Variables : Where are they stored ?, santosh, 13:32
Re: Question about variable scope conflict, David Mathog, 13:05
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Re: Global Variables : Where are they stored ?, Walter Roberson, 12:40
Re: Question about variable scope conflict, santosh, 12:27
Re: Global Variables : Where are they stored ?, Richard Harter, 12:27
Question about variable scope conflict, David Mathog, 12:20
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Re: Reading a table, CBFalconer, 11:57
Re: is this correct C? (char*)spm += spm->partitionMapLength;, O_TEXT, 11:54
Re: is this correct C? (char*)spm += spm->partitionMapLength;, Spiros Bousbouras, 11:34
Re: is this correct C? (char*)spm += spm->partitionMapLength;, Johannes Bauer, 11:26
Re: memcat fn, Nick Keighley, 11:07
Re: is this correct C? (char*)spm += spm->partitionMapLength;, O_TEXT, 10:50
Re: is this correct C? (char*)spm += spm->partitionMapLength;, Spiros Bousbouras, 10:39
Re: Memory address and Pointer, Mark McIntyre, 10:36
Re: Reading a table, Bill Reid, 10:18
Re: Reading a table, Bill Reid, 10:18
Compile error on WinXP/MSVC++E05, Jonas Schneider, 10:11
Re: conditional compile..., Chris Dollin, 09:41
Re: memcat fn, Mark Bluemel, 09:36
conditional compile..., naunetr, 09:27
Re: make & nmake, cl & gcc, Tim Prince, 09:27
Re: about string and character, ymuntyan, 09:20
Re: LDBL_MAX -1.#QNAN0e+000 with MinGW?, Tim Prince, 09:10
Re: library function vs system calls, santosh, 09:01
Re: Compiler problem....unique to C or compiler???, James Kuyper, 08:54
Re: Is this C?, Eric Sosman, 08:48
Re: Is this C?, James Kuyper, 08:47
Re: memcat fn, Eric Sosman, 08:36
Re: main function, James Kuyper, 08:23
Re: library function vs system calls, Willem, 08:21
Re: What is the proper Syntax for this Pointer?, James Kuyper, 08:06
is this correct C? (char*)spm += spm->partitionMapLength;, O_TEXT, 08:00
library function vs system calls, sophia . agnes, 07:58
Re: Compiler problem....unique to C or compiler???, CBFalconer, 07:54
Re: Can A Macro Do This?, Philip Potter, 07:54
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Is this C?, Duncan Muirhead, 05:58
Re: malloc realloc and pointers, Nick Keighley, 05:30
Re: rpcgen cannot find any C Preprocessor, santosh, 05:16
Re: page 120 K&R, Barry Schwarz, 05:08
Re: about string and character, Barry Schwarz, 05:01
rpcgen cannot find any C Preprocessor, pavi, 04:59
Re: Multi precision floating point, Nick Keighley, 04:58
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Re: Multi precision floating point, jacob navia, 04:42
Re: Can A Macro Do This?, Barry Schwarz, 04:41
Re: Compiler problem....unique to C or compiler???, Charlie Gordon, 04:41
Re: Compiler problem....unique to C or compiler???, Charlie Gordon, 04:39
Re: main function, Keith Thompson, 04:36
Re: look up tables, Nick Keighley, 04:35
Re: look up tables, Philip Potter, 04:20
Re: Memory address and Pointer, Keith Thompson, 04:16
Re: main function, santosh, 04:13
Re: Multi precision floating point, mathieu . dutour, 04:13
Re: memcat fn, Mark Bluemel, 04:12
Re: main function, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 03:53
Re: LDBL_MAX -1.#QNAN0e+000 with MinGW?, Laurel, 03:43
Re: Memory address and Pointer, santosh, 03:25
Re: LDBL_MAX -1.#QNAN0e+000 with MinGW?, Martin Ambuhl, 03:25
Re: What is the proper Syntax for this Pointer?, Neil, 02:56
Re: What is the proper Syntax for this Pointer?, Neil, 02:53
Re: Global Variables : Where are they stored ?, Podi, 02:22
LDBL_MAX -1.#QNAN0e+000 with MinGW?, guiguan, 02:19
Re: make & nmake, cl & gcc, cr88192, 02:16
Re: Memory address and Pointer, Martin Ambuhl, 01:57
Re: malloc realloc and pointers, Keith Thompson, 01:48
Re: make & nmake, cl & gcc, Ian Collins, 01:48
Re: Multi precision floating point, Keith Thompson, 01:42
make & nmake, cl & gcc, Khookie, 01:41
Re: main function, jaysome, 01:09
Memory address and Pointer, erfan, 00:55
Re: Reading a table, pete, 00:52
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Re: New language features?, cr88192, 00:07
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November 29, 2007

Re: pointer as argument and parameter, CBFalconer, 23:59
Re: malloc realloc and pointers, CBFalconer, 23:54
Re: Reading a table, CBFalconer, 23:47
Re: malloc realloc and pointers, cr88192, 23:44
Re: Which functions act as memory barriers?, Kaz Kylheku, 23:40
Re: malloc realloc and pointers, K. Jennings, 22:44
Re: memcat fn, aarklon, 22:42
Re: malloc realloc and pointers, Jack Klein, 22:27
Re: partial initialized array, Thad Smith, 22:25
Re: char vs int speed, Jack Klein, 22:16
Re: partial initialized array, Jack Klein, 22:09
Re: pointer as argument and parameter, mdh, 22:06
Re: Reading a table, Bill Reid, 21:58
Re: binary search, Roman Mashak, 21:50
Re: New language features?, SM Ryan, 21:44
Re: Alignment of variables in structs, SM Ryan, 21:44
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Re: pointer as argument and parameter, Eric Sosman, 21:28
Re: New language features?, Eric Sosman, 21:25
Re: Which functions act as memory barriers?, Chris Thomasson, 20:42
Re: pointers as parameters, CBFalconer, 20:38
Re: Global Variables : Where are they stored ?, Barry Schwarz, 20:32
Re: Which functions act as memory barriers?, Pierre Asselin, 20:17
Re: Global Variables : Where are they stored ?, Podi, 19:54
Re: pointer as argument and parameter, CBFalconer, 19:51
Re: malloc realloc and pointers, CBFalconer, 19:42
Re: pointers as parameters, mdh, 19:27
Re: why i value doesn't change ?, CBFalconer, 19:24
Re: pointers as parameters, Mark McIntyre, 19:21
Re: Global Variables : Where are they stored ?, Keith Thompson, 19:13
Re: Multi precision floating point, user923005, 18:53
Re: pointers as parameters, mdh, 18:48
Re: mystery of calloc with #define, Dik T. Winter, 18:33
Re: pointers as parameters, user923005, 18:29
Re: operators similar to functions?, cr88192, 18:10
Re: conversion to quadword, user923005, 18:08
Re: Get the Compile-time Environment Variables ?, Keith Thompson, 18:06
Re: conversion to quadword, Keith Thompson, 17:57
Re: pointer as argument and parameter, Eric Sosman, 17:56
Re: Multi precision floating point, user923005, 17:44
Re: Global Variables : Where are they stored ?, jameskuyper, 17:34
Re: Global Variables : Where are they stored ?, Flash Gordon, 17:26
pointers as parameters, mdh, 17:21
Re: malloc realloc and pointers, Harald van Dĳk, 17:18
Re: malloc realloc and pointers, Walter Roberson, 17:14
pointer as argument and parameter, mdh, 17:13
Re: : multiple definition of `main', Richard Tobin, 17:05
Re: why i value doesn't change ?, Charlie Gordon, 17:04
Re: Global Variables : Where are they stored ?, Podi, 17:03
Re: malloc realloc and pointers, Kenneth Brody, 17:00
Re: Multi precision floating point, Kenny McCormack, 16:59
Re: how to determine the size of memory pointed by a int pointer?, Remo D., 16:55
OT lcc-win under linux, jacob navia, 16:49
Re: Generalized function for deallocating and setting pointer to NULL, Charlie Gordon, 16:47
Re: malloc realloc and pointers, Peter Nilsson, 16:44
Re: Multi precision floating point, rosewater, 16:23
binary search, Roman Mashak, 16:12
Re: binary search, Kaz Kylheku, 16:11
Your getline is better than mine, Richard Harter, 16:11
Re: Alignment of variables in structs, jameskuyper, 16:01
malloc realloc and pointers, ravi, 15:50
Re: operators similar to functions?, Keith Thompson, 15:47
Re: conversion to quadword, jameskuyper, 15:43
Re: conversion to quadword, Keith Thompson, 15:32
Re: Get the Compile-time Environment Variables ?, Joe, 15:22
Re: Get the Compile-time Environment Variables ?, Benoit Lefebvre, 15:20
Re: look up tables, CBFalconer, 15:14
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Re: Get the Compile-time Environment Variables ?, Walter Roberson, 15:08
New language features?, Joe, 15:07
Re: Multi precision floating point, Flash Gordon, 15:04
Re: Generalized function for deallocating and setting pointer to NULL, CBFalconer, 15:01
Re: Reading a table, Roland Pibinger, 14:59
Re: : multiple definition of `main', Kenny McCormack, 14:56
Re: Global Variables : Where are they stored ?, Flash Gordon, 14:52
Re: char vs int speed, Keith Thompson, 14:47
Get the Compile-time Environment Variables ?, Benoit Lefebvre, 14:47
Re: operators similar to functions?, Coos Haak, 14:36
Re: char vs int speed, Ben Pfaff, 14:34
Re: Generalized function for deallocating and setting pointer to NULL, Keith Thompson, 14:33
Re: look up tables, Joe, 14:24
Re: Alignment of variables in structs, Eric Sosman, 13:58
Re: struct pointer, Walter Roberson, 13:42
Alignment of variables in structs, Rick, 13:41
Re: main function, J. J. Farrell, 13:31
struct pointer, emre esirik(hacettepe computer science and engineering), 13:31
Re: mystery of calloc with #define, Marco Manfredini, 13:21
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Re: mystery of calloc with #define, Richard Tobin, 13:09
Re: char vs int speed, jameskuyper, 13:03
Re: about string and character, Chris Dollin, 13:01
Re: Generalized function for deallocating and setting pointer to NULL, jameskuyper, 12:59
Re: char vs int speed, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 12:57
Re: look up tables, Eric Sosman, 12:50
mystery of calloc with #define, a, 12:50
Re: look up tables, Eric Sosman, 12:39
look up tables, Mike, 12:34
Re: char vs int speed, Walter Roberson, 12:15
Re: Implementing Malloc(), christian.bau, 12:08
Re: : multiple definition of `main', Kenneth Brody, 12:05
Re: Multi precision floating point, christian.bau, 12:00
Re: Multi precision floating point, Philip Potter, 11:57
Re: char vs int speed, christian.bau, 11:51
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Re: : multiple definition of `main', Bart, 11:06
Re: how to determine the size of memory pointed by a int pointer?, Kenneth Brody, 10:34
Re: Which functions act as memory barriers?, Richard Tobin, 10:26
Re: operators similar to functions?, CBFalconer, 10:22
Re: Multi precision floating point, CBFalconer, 10:20
Which functions act as memory barriers?, Jorge Peixoto, 09:57
Re: operators similar to functions?, Philip Potter, 09:38
Re: Generalized function for deallocating and setting pointer to NULL, CBFalconer, 09:18
Re: Multi precision floating point, jacob navia, 09:11
Re: unpredictable deterministic behaviour again, James Kuyper, 09:07
Re: operators similar to functions?, CBFalconer, 09:03
Re: operators similar to functions?, Eric Sosman, 08:45
Re: operators similar to functions?, Philip Potter, 08:43
Re: Multi precision floating point, Philip Potter, 08:35
Re: unpredictable deterministic behaviour again, a, 08:23
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Re: gcc printf conversion specification for struct timeval, James Kuyper, 08:00
Re: operators similar to functions?, James Kuyper, 07:56
Re: What is the proper Syntax for this Pointer?, James Kuyper, 07:39
Re: Generalized function for deallocating and setting pointer to NULL, James Kuyper, 07:31
Re: Generalized function for deallocating and setting pointer to NULL, Charlie Gordon, 07:26
Re: gcc printf conversion specification for struct timeval, Spoon, 07:22
Re: gcc printf conversion specification for struct timeval, Spoon, 07:21
Re: unpredictable deterministic behaviour again, James Kuyper, 07:14
Re: operators similar to functions?, Mark McIntyre, 06:53
Re: conversion to quadword, James Kuyper, 06:44
Re: page 120 K&R, Philip Potter, 06:42
Re: main function, Martin Ambuhl, 06:40
Re: operators similar to functions?, Philip Potter, 06:36
Re: operators similar to functions?, jacob navia, 06:32
Re: operators similar to functions?, Philip Potter, 06:28
Re: conversion to quadword, jacob navia, 06:22
Re: Multi precision floating point, Philip Potter, 06:19
Re: gcc printf conversion specification for struct timeval, Duncan Muirhead, 06:17
Re: Multi precision floating point, santosh, 06:05
Re: Multi precision floating point, mathieu . dutour, 05:54
Re: Global Variables : Where are they stored ?, Philip Potter, 05:47
Re: gcc printf conversion specification for struct timeval, santosh, 05:43
Re: main function, santosh, 05:42
Re: main function, Mark Bluemel, 05:40
Re: main function, Ian Collins, 05:37
Re: about string and character, Chris Dollin, 05:34
Re: gcc printf conversion specification for struct timeval, Ian Collins, 05:31
Re: char vs int speed, Chris Dollin, 05:29
main function, aarklon, 05:26
Re: What is the proper Syntax for this Pointer?, Chris Dollin, 05:24
Re: about string and character, Keith Thompson, 05:23
Re: char vs int speed, santosh, 05:11
Re: gcc printf conversion specification for struct timeval, santosh, 05:04
Re: about string and character, karthikbalaguru, 04:57
Re: char vs int speed, karthikbalaguru, 04:53
char vs int speed, dondora, 04:50
gcc printf conversion specification for struct timeval, PawelCarqowski, 04:43
Re: Generalized function for deallocating and setting pointer to NULL, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 04:27
Re: What is the proper Syntax for this Pointer?, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 04:21
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Re: conversion to quadword, arunmib, 03:54
Re: What is the proper Syntax for this Pointer?, santosh, 03:51
Re: Generalized function for deallocating and setting pointer to NULL, santosh, 03:44
Re: operators similar to functions?, Chris Dollin, 03:44
What is the proper Syntax for this Pointer?, Neil, 03:42
Re: how to determine the size of memory pointed by a int pointer?, Remo D., 03:41
Generalized function for deallocating and setting pointer to NULL, rocco . rossi, 03:37
unpredictable deterministic behaviour again, a, 03:31
Re: operators similar to functions?, santosh, 02:29
Re: how to determine the size of memory pointed by a int pointer?, santosh, 02:23
Re: conversion to quadword, santosh, 02:17
Re: partial initialized array, santosh, 02:15
Re: conversion to quadword, cr88192, 01:11
partial initialized array, Nishu, 01:00
Re: how to determine the size of memory pointed by a int pointer?, cr88192, 00:55
Re: operators similar to functions?, James Kuyper, 00:37
Re: operators similar to functions?, Peter Nilsson, 00:25
Re: conversion to quadword, Keith Thompson, 00:15
Re: conversion to quadword, CBFalconer, 00:14
Re: binary search, CBFalconer, 00:13
Re: binary search, Travis Vitek, 00:01

November 28, 2007

conversion to quadword, arunmib, 23:30
Re: how to determine the size of memory pointed by a int pointer?, Ian Collins, 23:26
how to determine the size of memory pointed by a int pointer?, Paul, 23:15
Re: operators similar to functions?, James Kuyper, 23:01
Re: operators similar to functions?, Keith Thompson, 22:51
Re: : multiple definition of `main', CBFalconer, 22:48
Re: Reading a table, pete, 22:10
Re: Multi precision floating point, Dik T. Winter, 22:08
Re: Historical question, why fwrite and not binary specifier for fprintf?, J. J. Farrell, 21:59
Re: operators similar to functions?, Eric Sosman, 21:50
Re: operators similar to functions?, Walter Roberson, 21:44
Re: Why is there 'div()' in the standard lib, Eric Sosman, 21:44
Re: Global Variables : Where are they stored ?, Barry Schwarz, 21:36
operators similar to functions?, vlsidesign, 21:35
Re: Implementing Malloc(), Keith Thompson, 21:34
Re: about string and character, Barry Schwarz, 21:25
Re: Multi precision floating point, jacob navia, 20:36
Re: page 120 K&R, Keith Thompson, 19:50
Re: page 120 K&R, Dik T. Winter, 19:41
Re: Multi precision floating point, Dik T. Winter, 19:38
Re: Global Variables : Where are they stored ?, Mark McIntyre, 19:33
Re: Reading a table, pete, 19:28
Re: Global Variables : Where are they stored ?, Mark McIntyre, 19:24
Re: Global Variables : Where are they stored ?, Mark McIntyre, 19:21
Re: : multiple definition of `main', Mark McIntyre, 19:18
Re: : multiple definition of `main', a, 19:15
Re: Can A Macro Do This?, Ben Pfaff, 19:10
Re: Why is there 'div()' in the standard lib, Joe Wright, 19:07
Re: page 120 K&R, Andrey Tarasevich, 19:02
Re: Can A Macro Do This?, Peter Nilsson, 18:56
Re: Why is there 'div()' in the standard lib, Stephen Howe, 18:39
Re: Can A Macro Do This?, jacob navia, 18:36
Re: about string and character, ymuntyan, 18:32
Re: Can A Macro Do This?, Francine . Neary, 18:11
Re: Suppress 'qualifiers discarding' warning for strstr(), Malcolm McLean, 17:50
Re: Sorry, I don't know where to post this..., Walter Roberson, 17:41
Re: Implementing Malloc(), Malcolm McLean, 17:40
Re: Sorry, I don't know where to post this..., jacob navia, 17:35
Re: Sorry, I don't know where to post this..., Malcolm McLean, 17:34
Sorry, I don't know where to post this..., Mikhail Kovalev, 17:31
Re: redim an array, pete, 17:18
Re: '-'-'-'-'/'/'/', pete, 17:13
Re: Global Variables : Where are they stored ?, Podi, 17:06
Re: Historical question, why fwrite and not binary specifier for fprintf?, Richard Tobin, 17:01
Re: : multiple definition of `main', jameskuyper, 16:26
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Re: page 120 K&R, Flash Gordon, 14:59
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Re: Global Variables : Where are they stored ?, Flash Gordon, 14:54
Re: Multi precision floating point, user923005, 14:36
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Re: Multi precision floating point, Flash Gordon, 14:27
Re: Historical question, why fwrite and not binary specifier for fprintf?, Eric Sosman, 14:13
Re: about string and character, J. J. Farrell, 14:05
Re: : multiple definition of `main', Richard Tobin, 13:59
Re: Multi precision floating point, jacob navia, 13:50
Re: Multi precision floating point, Marco Manfredini, 13:48
Re: about string and character, J. J. Farrell, 13:47
Re: : multiple definition of `main', jacob navia, 13:45
Re: : multiple definition of `main', santosh, 13:44
Re: : multiple definition of `main', jameskuyper, 13:42
Re: bits for floating value and converting, Walter Roberson, 13:42
: multiple definition of `main', a, 13:34
OT - Re: Multi precision floating point, santosh, 13:16
Re: Multi precision floating point, jacob navia, 13:07
Re: frustrated by fscanf and sscanf, a, 13:05
Re: Historical question, why fwrite and not binary specifier for fprintf?, Richard Tobin, 13:00
Re: Multi precision floating point, santosh, 12:34
Re: What does the following preprocessor directive do?, Walter Roberson, 12:32
Re: What does the following preprocessor directive do?, Philip Potter, 12:24
Re: Multi precision floating point, Philip Potter, 12:21
Re: Historical question, why fwrite and not binary specifier for fprintf?, David Mathog, 12:19
Re: about string and character, Philip Potter, 12:13
What does the following preprocessor directive do?, contactsakthi, 12:13
Re: about string and character, Philip Potter, 12:11
Re: Multi precision floating point, jacob navia, 12:07
Re: Some more questions about C, Philip Potter, 12:01
Re: Multi precision floating point, Philip Potter, 12:00
Re: page 120 K&R, santosh, 11:53
Re: page 120 K&R, Philip Potter, 11:47
Re: Multi precision floating point, Marc Boyer, 11:33
Re: Multi precision floating point, jacob navia, 11:27
Multi precision floating point, mathieu . dutour, 11:24
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Re: Some more questions about C, Eric Sosman, 11:13
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Re: Can A Macro Do This?, CBFalconer, 11:00
Re: Historical question, why fwrite and not binary specifier for fprintf?, Eric Sosman, 10:56
Re: about string and character, Richard, 10:49
Re: Can A Macro Do This?, Björn Paetzel, 10:45
Re: Can A Macro Do This?, gamename, 10:44
Re: Can A Macro Do This?, santosh, 10:28
Re: about string and character, ymuntyan, 10:24
Re: about string and character, ymuntyan, 10:22
Re: about string and character, Chris Dollin, 10:21
Re: about string and character, santosh, 10:19
Re: about string and character, Chris Dollin, 10:19
Re: Can A Macro Do This?, jacob navia, 10:17
Re: Can A Macro Do This?, santosh, 10:13
Re: about string and character, ymuntyan, 10:10
Re: Can A Macro Do This?, jacob navia, 10:09
Re: about string and character, santosh, 10:07
Re: Can A Macro Do This?, santosh, 10:05
Re: about string and character, ymuntyan, 10:00
Can A Macro Do This?, gamename, 09:53
Re: frustrated by fscanf and sscanf, James Kuyper, 08:47
Re: Why is there 'div()' in the standard lib, Eric Sosman, 08:42
Re: Why is there 'div()' in the standard lib, Richard Tobin, 08:11
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Re: '-'-'-'-'/'/'/', James Kuyper, 07:34
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Re: '-'-'-'-'/'/'/', Bart van Ingen Schenau, 06:55
Re: Global Variables : Where are they stored ?, santosh, 06:37
Re: page 120 K&R, santosh, 06:35
Re: very much new to c need ur help, pete, 06:08
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Re: Some more questions about C, CBFalconer, 05:15
Re: question related to compiler optimization, Ian Collins, 04:54
Re: about string and character, Chris Dollin, 04:51
Re: question related to compiler optimization, Charlie Gordon, 04:38
Re: Why is there 'div()' in the standard lib, CBFalconer, 04:35
Re: Why is there 'div()' in the standard lib, CBFalconer, 04:30
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November 27, 2007

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Re: Why is there 'div()' in the standard lib, Ian Collins, 22:06
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November 26, 2007

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Re: [OT] Re: about string and character, James Kuyper, 07:24
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., James Kuyper, 07:19
Re: [OT] Re: about string and character, santosh, 06:58
Re: array name vs function name, Old Wolf, 06:05
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Flash Gordon, 05:38
Re: howto receive and *understand* via UDP, Antoninus Twink, 05:21
Re: about string and character, santosh, 04:17
Re: about string and character, Chris Dollin, 03:56
Re: interesting C program, Chris Dollin, 03:51
Re: question, santosh, 03:33
Re: question, RoS, 03:20
Re: 100k X 100k data processing summary -TPA, Default User, 03:07
Re: array elements, santosh, 02:30
Re: array elements, sophia . agnes, 02:07
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Re: howto receive and *understand* via UDP, santosh, 01:34
Re: about string and character, Barry Schwarz, 01:12
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November 24, 2007

Re: 100k X 100k data processing summary, CBFalconer, 23:20
Re: howto receive and *understand* via UDP, Richard, 23:09
Re: howto receive and *understand* via UDP, CBFalconer, 23:08
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Re: Can I redirect stdout to a file AND the console., Jack Klein, 22:45
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Tor Rustad, 22:14
Re: howto receive and *understand* via UDP, Golden California Girls, 21:54
Re: howto receive and *understand* via UDP, Doug, 21:31
Re: 100k X 100k data processing summary, cr88192, 21:30
Re: 100k X 100k data processing summary, a, 21:15
Re: 100k X 100k data processing summary, Johannes Bauer, 20:50
Re: 100k X 100k data processing summary, Johannes Bauer, 20:43
Re: 100k X 100k data processing summary, Ian Collins, 20:39
Re: 100k X 100k data processing summary, a, 20:33
Re: 100k X 100k data processing summary, a, 20:27
Re: 100k X 100k data processing summary, a, 20:03
Re: 100k X 100k data processing summary, Gordon Burditt, 19:59
Re: array elements, Barry Schwarz, 19:51
Re: memcat fn, Barry Schwarz, 19:44
Re: about string and character, CBFalconer, 18:54
Re: Can I redirect stdout to a file AND the console., CBFalconer, 18:50
Re: 100k X 100k data processing summary, Johannes Bauer, 18:38
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., CBFalconer, 18:21
Re: 100k X 100k data processing summary, Ian Collins, 18:16
Re: 100k X 100k data processing summary, Richard Tobin, 18:09
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., CBFalconer, 17:52
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., James Kuyper, 17:25
Re: how can I puts a char array reserve by recursion algoritym?, Barry Schwarz, 16:46
Re: Oops in fault.c, Unable to handle kernel paging request at virtual address 00000004, Barry Schwarz, 16:42
Re: 100k X 100k data processing summary, Ian Collins, 16:39
Re: 100k X 100k data processing summary, Ian Collins, 16:38
100k X 100k data processing summary, a, 16:28
Re: array name vs function name, Barry Schwarz, 16:14
Re: freopen on both stdout and stderr, Justin Spahr-Summers, 16:05
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Chris Torek, 15:27
Stats for comp.lang.c (last 7 days), CLC stats, 15:06
Re: Can I redirect stdout to a file AND the console., Kenny McCormack, 14:36
Re: Can I redirect stdout to a file AND the console., Jef Driesen, 14:34
Re: Can I redirect stdout to a file AND the console., Jef Driesen, 14:29
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Re: about string and character, $)CHarald van D)&k, 14:26
Re: interesting C program, Ben Bacarisse, 13:49
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Kenny McCormack, 13:44
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Flash Gordon, 13:44
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Flash Gordon, 13:36
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Flash Gordon, 13:29
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., RoS, 13:12
Re: about string and character, Joe Wright, 12:43
Re: about string and character, Chris Dollin, 12:31
Re: interesting C program, Chris Dollin, 12:30
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., $)CHarald van D)&k, 12:29
Re: handling large data, Vitor Py, 12:25
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Richard Heathfield, 12:16
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., jacob navia, 11:38
Re: about string and character, CBFalconer, 11:07
Re: about string and character, Kenny McCormack, 10:56
Re: Oops in fault.c, Unable to handle kernel paging request at virtual address 00000004, CBFalconer, 10:39
Re: Can I redirect stdout to a file AND the console., CBFalconer, 10:30
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., CBFalconer, 10:24
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., CBFalconer, 10:16
Re: handling large data, a, 09:34
Re: handling large data, a, 09:32
Re: interesting C program, Ben Bacarisse, 09:29
Re: about string and character, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 08:54
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., santosh, 08:28
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., James Kuyper, 07:16
Re: Can I redirect stdout to a file AND the console., those who know me have no need of my name, 06:06
Re: handling large data, Richard Tobin, 05:47
Re: about string and character, Chris Dollin, 05:40
Re: interesting C program, Chris Dollin, 05:34
Re: interesting C program, Chris Dollin, 05:29
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Re: about string and character, santosh, 05:04
Re: about string and character, santosh, 04:58
Re: question, santosh, 04:45
Re: interesting C program, santosh, 04:36
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about string and character, dattts@xxxxxxxxx, 04:27
Re: question, dattts, 04:23
Re: question, Richard Heathfield, 04:17
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Flash Gordon, 04:14
Re: freopen on both stdout and stderr, santosh, 04:13
question, dattts, 04:09
Re: Oops in fault.c, Unable to handle kernel paging request at virtual address 00000004, santosh, 04:04
Re: interesting C program, Richard Heathfield, 04:04
Re: memcat fn, Flash Gordon, 04:03
Re: array elements, Richard Heathfield, 03:58
Re: interesting C program, Chris Dollin, 03:54
MI5 Persecution: Why would they be doing this to you, sir? (10266), MI5Victim, 03:51
Re: Web Proxy Design Queries ?, santosh, 03:42
Re: handling large data, Malcolm McLean, 03:36
Re: handling large data, santosh, 03:36
Re: array elements, santosh, 03:32
Re: array elements, Malcolm McLean, 03:28
Re: how to do an infinite loop, Philip Potter, 03:27
Re: handling large data, Philip Potter, 03:24
Re: handling large data, Philip Potter, 03:23
MI5 Persecution: Why do you think MI5 are responsible? (8091), MI5Victim, 03:22
Re: handling large data, CBFalconer, 03:16
Re: interesting C program, Philip Potter, 03:16
Re: Discussing the criticisms, Charlie Gordon, 03:15
Re: how to do an infinite loop, Charlie Gordon, 03:08
Re: handling large data, Richard Heathfield, 03:06
Re: how to do an infinite loop, Charlie Gordon, 02:58
Re: handling large data, Ian Collins, 02:55
Re: how to do an infinite loop, Charlie Gordon, 02:55
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Re: how to do an infinite loop, Charlie Gordon, 02:51
Re: how to do an infinite loop, Charlie Gordon, 02:43
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Re: Web Proxy Design Queries ?, CBFalconer, 02:10
Re: handling large data, CBFalconer, 02:08
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MI5 Persecution: Faxes Sent to Parliament1 (1566), MI5Victim, 01:44
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Re: questions, Barry Schwarz, 00:27
Re: interesting C program, Peter Ammon, 00:26
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Re: array elements, Ian Collins, 00:17

November 23, 2007

array elements, sophia . agnes, 23:22
Earn BILLIONS through GOOGLE Without Investment, gremhaden, 23:20
Re: memcat fn, aarklon, 23:13
Re: Web Proxy Design Queries ?, Ian Collins, 22:03
Re: handling large data, Ian Collins, 22:01
Re: handling large data, a, 21:31
handling large data, a, 20:58
Web Proxy Design Queries ?, Mahendra Kumar Kutare, 20:54
Re: Rounding double, Flash Gordon, 19:28
Re: interesting C program, Richard Tobin, 18:55
Re: interesting C program, Philip Potter, 18:49
Re: Rounding double, Mark McIntyre, 18:27
Re: memcat fn, CBFalconer, 18:25
Re: interesting C program, Philip Potter, 18:17
Re: Linux's approaching Achilles' heal, Malcolm McLean, 18:12
Re: interesting C program, Peter Nilsson, 18:06
Re: interesting C program, jacob navia, 17:59
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., CBFalconer, 17:52
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., CBFalconer, 17:40
Re: memcat fn, $)CHarald van D)&k, 17:40
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., CBFalconer, 17:32
Re: interesting C program, Richard Heathfield, 17:32
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., CBFalconer, 17:25
Re: interesting C program, Peter Ammon, 17:18
Re: OT - Re: very much new to c need ur help, CBFalconer, 17:18
Re: how can I puts a char array reserve by recursion algoritym?, Walter Roberson, 17:09
Re: how can I puts a char array reserve by recursion algoritym?, Eric Sosman, 16:56
Re: Labels and pointers, Richard Tobin, 16:54
Re: Labels and pointers, Richard Tobin, 16:51
Re: memcat fn, Martien Verbruggen, 16:43
Re: parameter and functionpointer, Justin Spahr-Summers, 15:07
how can I puts a char array reserve by recursion algoritym?, emre esirik(hacettepe computer science and engineering), 14:53
Oops in fault.c, Unable to handle kernel paging request at virtual address 00000004, mattng604, 14:46
Re: Labels and pointers, Chris Dollin, 14:42
Re: using static char arrays to be on the safe side, Keith Thompson, 14:33
Re: freopen on both stdout and stderr, Keith Thompson, 14:22
Re: parameter and functionpointer, Barry Schwarz, 14:05
Re: Sign ' is the same as \' ?, Joe Wright, 14:04
Re: Labels and pointers, Martin Ambuhl, 12:44
Re: questions, J. J. Farrell, 12:42
Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), Charlie Gordon, 12:01
Re: Sign ' is the same as \' ?, Mike Wahler, 11:50
Re: Problem with recv on TCP socket, Walter Roberson, 11:31
Re: using static char arrays to be on the safe side, Richard, 11:29
Re: Labels and pointers, Kenny McCormack, 11:13
Re: howto receive and *understand* via UDP, Kenny McCormack, 11:02
Re: using static char arrays to be on the safe side, rep_movsd, 10:56
Re: Labels and pointers, Eric Sosman, 10:31
Re: Labels and pointers, Mark Bluemel, 10:26
Labels and pointers, Jean-Guillaume Pyraksos, 10:13
Problem with recv on TCP socket, Rumburak, 10:09
Re: Sign ' is the same as \' ?, Eric Sosman, 09:38
Re: Sign ' is the same as \' ?, Mark Bluemel, 09:21
Re: Sign ' is the same as \' ?, Richard Tobin, 09:14
Re: Sign ' is the same as \' ?, Eric Sosman, 09:14
Re: memcat fn, Eric Sosman, 09:10
Re: heap status, Mark Bluemel, 09:08
Re: freopen on both stdout and stderr, Flash Gordon, 09:02
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Dik T. Winter, 08:53
Re: memcat fn, Mark Bluemel, 08:32
Sign ' is the same as \' ?, George2, 08:29
memcat fn, aarklon, 08:28
Re: questions, aarklon, 08:22
Re: heap status, aarklon, 08:13
rotate X11 pixmap, jubi, 08:10
Re: freopen on both stdout and stderr, Mark Bluemel, 07:01
Re: Rounding double, Philip Potter, 06:51
freopen on both stdout and stderr, Guillaume Dargaud, 06:49
Re: What does it means?, Mark Bluemel, 06:37
What does it means?, jebaanandhan, 06:24
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., James Kuyper, 06:01
Re: questions, Nick Keighley, 05:35
Re: Linux's approaching Achilles' heal, Richard Bos, 04:53
Re: array name vs function name, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 04:39
Re: what's the different between the %x and %c, zhangsonglovexiaoniuniu@xxxxxxxxx, 04:33
Re: what's the different between the %x and %c, touchskyer, 04:26
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Re: heap status, Mark Bluemel, 03:52
Re: interesting C program, Mark Bluemel, 03:49
Re: heap status, Chris Dollin, 03:46
Re: Can I redirect stdout to a file AND the console., Richard Heathfield, 03:46
Re: interesting C program, prady, 03:44
Re: Can I redirect stdout to a file AND the console., santosh, 03:28
Re: Rounding double, Richard Heathfield, 03:27
Re: Rounding double, Philip Potter, 03:23
Re: حصريا فيلم معالي الوزير ( احمد زكي - يسرا - لبلبه ) Dvdرابط مباشر, Richard Bos, 03:19
Re: Rounding double, Philip Potter, 03:17
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Re: Can I redirect stdout to a file AND the console., Richard Bos, 03:09
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., RoS, 03:06
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Re: heap status, karthikbalaguru, 03:01
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Flash Gordon, 03:00
Re: heap status, Chris Torek, 02:49
Can I redirect stdout to a file AND the console., Jef Driesen, 02:47
Re: questions, Flash Gordon, 02:46
Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), santosh, 02:44
OT - Re: very much new to c need ur help, santosh, 02:34
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Chris Torek, 02:32
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., santosh, 02:16
Re: open/fopen read/fread in multithreaded environment., Richard Heathfield, 02:07
Re: questions, santosh, 02:01
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Re: Rounding double, Richard Heathfield, 01:59
open/fopen read/fread in multithreaded environment., Sheth Raxit, 01:06
Re: Pointer to int, implicit conversion, CBFalconer, 00:34
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November 22, 2007

Re: questions, Amandil, 23:43
Re: Pointer to int, implicit conversion, Rakesh UV, 23:36
Re: howto receive and *understand* via UDP, CBFalconer, 22:35
Re: Very interesting GC discussion, CBFalconer, 22:31
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., CBFalconer, 22:15
Re: Rounding double, Bart, 20:37
Re: Rounding double, James Kuyper, 19:51
Re: Rounding double, Dik T. Winter, 19:11
Re: Rounding double, jacob navia, 19:06
Re: Rounding double, Dik T. Winter, 18:44
Re: Rounding double, jacob navia, 18:34
Re: Rounding double, Keith Thompson, 18:31
Re: Rounding double, Richard Heathfield, 18:24
Re: Rounding double, Mark McIntyre, 18:18
Re: Rounding double, jacob navia, 18:13
Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), James Kuyper, 18:10
Re: Rounding double, Walter Roberson, 18:07
Re: Rounding double, Richard Heathfield, 17:57
Re: Rounding double, Richard Heathfield, 17:52
Re: parameter and functionpointer, Flash Gordon, 17:49
Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), Martin, 17:46
Re: Rounding double, Walter Roberson, 17:44
Re: Rounding double, jacob navia, 17:40
Re: Rounding double, Richard Heathfield, 17:37
Re: Rounding double, jacob navia, 17:36
Re: Rounding double, Flash Gordon, 17:34
Re: parameter and functionpointer, Keith Thompson, 17:34
Re: Rounding double, James Kuyper, 17:34
Re: Rounding double, Richard Heathfield, 17:33
Re: Rounding double, Richard Heathfield, 17:27
Re: parameter and functionpointer, gw7rib, 17:26
Re: Rounding double, Walter Roberson, 17:22
Re: parameter and functionpointer, Martin Ambuhl, 17:20
Pricing of Laptops, Mobile Phones, MP3 Players etc., karen.systems@xxxxxxxxx, 17:15
Re: Rounding double, jacob navia, 17:14
Re: Rounding double, jacob navia, 17:13
Re: Rounding double, Richard Heathfield, 17:09
Re: Rounding double, Walter Roberson, 17:08
Re: Rounding double, jacob navia, 16:57
Re: Rounding double, Richard Heathfield, 16:52
Re: Rounding double, Richard Heathfield, 16:43
Re: Rounding double, jacob navia, 16:42
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Peter Nilsson, 16:25
Re: heap status, jacob navia, 16:23
parameter and functionpointer, humblemark, 16:13
Re: Soft skills!!!!!!!!!!, Malcolm McLean, 16:09
Re: heap status, Richard Tobin, 15:44
Re: Rounding double, jacob navia, 15:41
Re: howto receive and *understand* via UDP, Doug, 15:32
Re: multi-character constant, Willem, 15:28
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Flash Gordon, 15:21
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Flash Gordon, 15:19
Re: howto receive and *understand* via UDP, Doug, 15:19
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Flash Gordon, 15:17
Re: howto receive and *understand* via UDP, dj3vande, 15:09
Re: multi-character constant, Barry Schwarz, 14:55
Re: howto receive and *understand* via UDP, Doug, 14:48
Re: array name vs function name, Barry Schwarz, 14:36
Re: howto receive and *understand* via UDP, Mark McIntyre, 14:02
Re: Very interesting GC discussion, Mark McIntyre, 13:59
Re: heap status, James Kuyper, 13:28
Re: heap status, aarklon, 13:23
Re: heap status, Chris Dollin, 13:15
Re: Very interesting GC discussion, jacob navia, 13:10
Re: very much new to c need ur help, Walter Roberson, 12:48
Re: howto receive and *understand* via UDP, Doug, 12:28
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Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), James Kuyper, 11:57
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Re: heap status, James Kuyper, 11:46
Re: heap status, Mark Bluemel, 11:24
Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), Willem, 11:23
Re: C file, Joe Wright, 11:19
heap status, aarklon, 11:06
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Re: Cascaded Macros -- Back-Up, Eric Sosman, 10:26
Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), James Kuyper, 08:32
Re: Garbage collection problems, cr88192, 08:26
Re: Pointer to int, implicit conversion, James Kuyper, 08:12
Re: multi-character constant, Philip Potter, 07:26
Re: multi-character constant, James Kuyper, 07:21
Re: Garbage collection problems, Chris Dollin, 07:18
Re: Garbage collection problems, Chris Dollin, 07:10
Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), Martin, 07:03
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Richard Bos, 06:46
Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), Martin, 05:24
Re: Dharaskar's C questions ???, Charlie Gordon, 05:06
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Re: howto receive and *understand* via UDP, Richard Heathfield, 04:51
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Re: Is there a problem with this code?, Nick Keighley, 04:29
Re: howto receive and *understand* via UDP, karthikbalaguru, 04:28
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Re: howto receive and *understand* via UDP, karthikbalaguru, 04:24
Re: hi this is sai, santosh, 04:17
Re: hi this is sai, santosh, 04:16
Re: array name vs function name, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 04:15
Re: Smarter ways to define MACRO to strings?, santosh, 04:11
Re: questions, Barry Schwarz, 04:08
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Charlie Gordon, 04:06
hi this is sai, sai032, 03:03
Smarter ways to define MACRO to strings?, George2, 02:59
Re: interesting C program, RoS, 02:57
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., RoS, 02:57
Re: Garbage collection problems, Chris Torek, 02:36
Re: Soft skills!!!!!!!!!!, Richard Heathfield, 02:25
Re: Determine which sum is larger, Richard Heathfield, 02:08
Re: Soft skills!!!!!!!!!!, santosh, 02:02
Re: what does this ":" in the structure ?, karthikbalaguru, 01:50
Re: howto receive and *understand* via UDP, MisterE, 01:44
Soft skills!!!!!!!!!!, aarklon, 01:31
Re: multi-character constant, aarklon, 01:24
Re: multi-character constant, santosh, 01:20
Re: Pointer to int, implicit conversion, santosh, 01:11
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Re: howto receive and *understand* via UDP, Rakesh UV, 00:51
Re: Pointer to int, implicit conversion, Rakesh UV, 00:28
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Re: multi-character constant, aarklon, 00:15

November 21, 2007

Re: Best way to represent this grid?, Barry Schwarz, 23:23
Re: Very interesting GC discussion, santosh, 22:18
Re: howto receive and *understand* via UDP, Jack Klein, 22:14
Re: questions, Jack Klein, 22:02
Re: signal handler question, Jack Klein, 21:57
Re: Pointer to int, implicit conversion, Jack Klein, 21:52
Re: howto receive and *understand* via UDP, dj3vande, 21:47
Re: Reading a Binary File...., Keith Thompson, 21:46
Re: Very interesting GC discussion, CBFalconer, 21:46
Re: Very interesting GC discussion, santosh, 21:44
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Keith Thompson, 21:35
Re: Determine which sum is larger, Peter Nilsson, 21:10
Re: Reading a Binary File...., CBFalconer, 20:50
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., CBFalconer, 20:43
Re: C doubts, CBFalconer, 20:32
Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), CBFalconer, 20:24
Very interesting GC discussion, jacob navia, 20:04
Re: Determine which sum is larger, Dann Corbit, 19:51
Re: Some more questions about C, Flash Gordon, 19:46
Re: Is there a problem with this code?, Johannes Bauer, 19:29
Re: Determine which sum is larger, Old Wolf, 19:21
Re: array name vs function name, Francine . Neary, 19:19
Re: Reading a Binary File...., Old Wolf, 19:11
Re: Reading a Binary File...., Keith Thompson, 18:52
Re: Is there a problem with this code?, Johannes Bauer, 18:45
Re: multi-character constant, vippstar, 18:07
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Keith Thompson, 18:06
Re: multi-character constant, Keith Thompson, 17:53
Re: multi-character constant, James Kuyper, 17:51
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Malcolm McLean, 17:42
Re: multi-character constant, Tor Rustad, 17:39
Re: array name vs function name, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 17:39
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Malcolm McLean, 17:35
Re: Garbage collection problems, Paul Hsieh, 17:26
Re: signal handler question, Tor Rustad, 17:26
Re: Is there a problem with this code?, Tor Rustad, 17:13
Re: Garbage collection problems, Tor Rustad, 16:45
Re: interesting C program, Chris Dollin, 16:34
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Tor Rustad, 16:26
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Tor Rustad, 16:12
multi-character constant, aarklon, 16:08
Re: Reading a Binary File...., Willem, 16:07
Re: Is there a problem with this code?, Peter Nilsson, 16:02
Re: Is there a problem with this code?, Willem, 16:00
Re: Is there a problem with this code?, Walter Roberson, 15:58
Re: Garbage collection problems, cr88192, 15:50
Re: Is there a problem with this code?, Johannes Bauer, 15:40
Re: if you inline a functon, Martin Ambuhl, 15:13
Re: signal handler question, Martin Ambuhl, 15:01
Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), James Kuyper, 14:55
Is there a problem with this code?, creamsoda . c, 14:25
Re: array name vs function name, Eric Sosman, 14:00
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., Christopher Benson-Manica, 13:58
array name vs function name, aarklon, 13:36
Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), Willem, 13:33
Re: Pointer to int, implicit conversion, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 13:15
Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), Chris Torek, 13:04
Re: Reading a Binary File...., spacecriter \(Bill C\), 12:44
Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), santosh, 12:27
Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), Martin, 12:25
Re: Determine which sum is larger, Philip Potter, 12:10
Re: Determine which sum is larger, J. J. Farrell, 11:43
Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), Ben Bacarisse, 11:25
Re: Determine which sum is larger, Richard Heathfield, 11:24
Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), Martin, 11:20
Re: Determine which sum is larger, Richard Heathfield, 11:18
Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), James Kuyper, 11:05
Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), Ben Pfaff, 11:01
Re: C doubts, Philip Potter, 10:50
Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), Martin, 10:42
Re: Determine which sum is larger, Philip Potter, 10:41
Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), James Kuyper, 10:37
Re: Determine which sum is larger, Richard, 10:36
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Richard, 10:30
Re: Pointer to int, implicit conversion, Richard, 10:27
Re: Determine which sum is larger, Richard Heathfield, 10:03
Re: Some more questions about C, Shadowman, 10:02
Re: questions, Christopher Benson-Manica, 09:56
Re: Determine which sum is larger, Bart, 09:31
Re: C doubts, CBFalconer, 09:31
Re: Determine which sum is larger, Philip Potter, 09:30
Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), CBFalconer, 09:25
Re: Garbage collection problems, cr88192, 09:19
Re: Determine which sum is larger, santosh, 09:11
Re: Garbage collection problems, santosh, 09:00
Re: questions, James Kuyper, 08:59
Re: Determine which sum is larger, Richard Heathfield, 08:51
Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), Martin, 08:48
Re: Determine which sum is larger, santosh, 08:42
Re: Determine which sum is larger, Richard Heathfield, 08:39
Re: Determine which sum is larger, Richard Heathfield, 08:37
Re: Garbage collection problems, jacob navia, 08:35
Re: Determine which sum is larger, santosh, 08:32
Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), Eric Sosman, 08:30
Re: Pointer to int, implicit conversion, James Kuyper, 08:27
Re: interesting C program, Nick Keighley, 08:27
Re: Determine which sum is larger, Bart, 08:22
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Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Richard Heathfield, 08:09
Re: Garbage collection problems, cr88192, 08:08
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", santosh, 08:08
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", James Kuyper, 08:00
Re: Determine which sum is larger, Richard Heathfield, 07:58
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Richard Heathfield, 07:54
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Re: Determine which sum is larger, Philip Potter, 06:53
Re: C doubts, Philip Potter, 06:49
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Richard Bos, 06:48
Re: interesting C program, Philip Potter, 06:37
Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), Martin, 06:36
Re: Pointer to int, implicit conversion, Philip Potter, 06:30
Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), Martin, 06:27
Re: questions, Mark Bluemel, 06:26
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", santosh, 06:25
Re: if you inline a functon, santosh, 06:17
Re: Garbage collection problems, jacob navia, 06:13
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", jacob navia, 06:09
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Re: C doubts, sophia . agnes, 05:35
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Re: Pointer to int, implicit conversion, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 04:42
Re: interesting C program, Nick Keighley, 04:21
Re: Pointer to int, implicit conversion, santosh, 04:11
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Charlie Gordon, 04:05
Re: signal handler question, Mark Bluemel, 03:57
Re: if you inline a functon, Joachim Schmitz, 03:47
Re: if you inline a functon, Ian Collins, 03:47
Re: signal handler question, Flash Gordon, 03:45
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Re: signal handler question, santosh, 03:29
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., RoS, 03:27
Re: interesting C program, RoS, 03:27
Re: interesting C program, Peter Ammon, 03:14
Re: Some more questions about C, Richard Bos, 02:35
Re: Pointer to int, implicit conversion, Chris Torek, 02:33
Re: Pointer to int, implicit conversion, Rakesh UV, 02:29
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Richard Bos, 02:19
Re: signal handler question, Udai Kiran, 02:06
Re: interesting C program, Chris Dollin, 02:06
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Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), Ben Pfaff, 01:31
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Re: Garbage collection problems, cr88192, 01:07
Re: signal handler question, Ben Bacarisse, 00:47
Re: signal handler question, ksashtekar@xxxxxxxxx, 00:38
Re: Determine which sum is larger, Ben Bacarisse, 00:32
Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), Dann Corbit, 00:17
Re: signal handler question, Dann Corbit, 00:15
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November 20, 2007

Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), Ben Pfaff, 23:56
signal handler question, Udai Kiran, 23:53
Re: Determine which sum is larger, Richard Heathfield, 23:38
Re: Pointer to int, implicit conversion, James Kuyper, 23:36
Re: Two dimentional array dereference in C, Barry Schwarz, 23:22
Re: Some more questions about C, Daniel, 23:13
Re: Two dimentional array dereference in C, Barry Schwarz, 22:52
Re: Determine which sum is larger, CBFalconer, 22:32
Re: Determine which sum is larger, Bart, 22:18
Re: interesting C program, Peter Ammon, 22:15
Re: Garbage collection problems, CBFalconer, 21:51
Re: Garbage collection problems, CBFalconer, 21:47
Re: C doubts, CBFalconer, 21:36
Re: interesting C program, Eric Sosman, 21:29
Re: very much new to c need ur help, CBFalconer, 21:25
Re: very much new to c need ur help, CBFalconer, 21:19
Re: Where are the program variables stored in memory(text, data or stack segments), Eric Sosman, 21:09
Re: Determine which sum is larger, Ben Bacarisse, 21:07
Re: interesting C program, Christopher Benson-Manica, 21:02
Re: very much new to c need ur help, CBFalconer, 20:52
Re: Pointer to int, implicit conversion, Jack Klein, 20:51
Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), CBFalconer, 20:48
Re: Determine which sum is larger, Bart, 20:35
Re: Garbage collection problems, cr88192, 20:27
Re: Garbage collection problems, cr88192, 20:18
Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), Ben Bacarisse, 20:13
Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), Ben Pfaff, 20:07
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Ben Bacarisse, 19:59
Re: Garbage collection problems, cr88192, 19:56
Re: Determine which sum is larger, Tor Rustad, 19:38
Re: C file, Bill Cunningham, 19:29
Re: Where are the program variables stored in memory(text, data or stack segments), Mark McIntyre, 19:20
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Mark McIntyre, 19:18
Re: A getnev leading to a mlk, Mark McIntyre, 19:13
Re: Garbage collection problems, cr88192, 19:06
Re: Why getchar() doesn't quit if EOF isn't the first char, Dik T. Winter, 19:01
Re: interesting C program, Richard Heathfield, 18:57
Re: interesting C program, Johannes Bauer, 18:46
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Richard Heathfield, 18:45
Re: Some more questions about C, Flash Gordon, 18:35
Re: Pointer to int, implicit conversion, Flash Gordon, 18:27
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Charlie Gordon, 18:26
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", jacob navia, 18:24
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Charlie Gordon, 18:23
Re: Where are the program variables stored in memory(text, data or stack segments), Richard Tobin, 18:21
Re: Some more questions about C, J. J. Farrell, 18:19
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Flash Gordon, 18:18
Re: interesting C program, Richard Tobin, 18:17
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Charlie Gordon, 18:12
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Charlie Gordon, 18:09
Re: (FAQ details:) malloc(), void * and casts, Lorenzo Villari, 18:00
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Richard Heathfield, 17:59
Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), Martin, 17:56
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Charlie Gordon, 17:49
Re: Some more questions about C, Haskell Prelude, 17:45
Re: interesting C program, Richard Tobin, 17:42
Re: C file, Bill Cunningham, 17:42
Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), Martin, 17:41
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Keith Thompson, 17:36
Re: Pointer to int, implicit conversion, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 17:36
Re: very much new to c need ur help, Joe Wright, 17:35
Re: Some more questions about C, Charlton Wilbur, 17:28
Re: Where are the program variables stored in memory(text, data or stack segments), Malcolm McLean, 17:26
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Charlie Gordon, 17:25
Re: A getnev leading to a mlk, parag_paul@xxxxxxxxxxx, 17:22
Re: Linux's approaching Achilles' heal, Malcolm McLean, 17:17
Re: Need to evaluate simple arithmetic expression, user923005, 17:12
Re: Some more questions about C, Eric Sosman, 17:07
Re: Some more questions about C, jacob navia, 17:06
Re: Two dimentional array dereference in C, Chris Torek, 17:04
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Kenny McCormack, 17:00
Re: Reading a Binary File...., Keith Thompson, 16:56
Some more questions about C, Haskell Prelude, 16:56
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., jameskuyper, 16:37
Re: (FAQ details:) malloc(), void * and casts, Flash Gordon, 16:29
Re: interesting C program, Eric Sosman, 16:29
Re: Need to evaluate simple arithmetic expression, hsmit . home, 16:21
Re: `Comparability' of code snippets (from book `Code complete'), Flash Gordon, 16:02
Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), Ben Pfaff, 15:58
Re: interesting C program, user923005, 15:52
Re: interesting C program, Shadowman, 15:50
Re: interesting C program, Harald van D)&k, 15:47
Re: A getnev leading to a mlk, Mark McIntyre, 15:38
Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), Eric Sosman, 15:38
Re: Suppress 'qualifiers discarding' warning for strstr(), Eric Sosman, 15:27
Re: interesting C program, Julienne Walker, 15:24
Re: interesting C program, Eric Sosman, 15:21
Re: interesting C program, Eric Sosman, 15:16
A getnev leading to a mlk, parag_paul@xxxxxxxxxxx, 15:10
Re: Compiler problem....unique to C or compiler???, Tor Rustad, 14:59
Re: Why (-10) * abs(i-1) == 10 in Linux??, Richard Heathfield, 14:44
Re: Pointer to int, implicit conversion, Francine . Neary, 14:29
Pointer to int, implicit conversion, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 14:22
Re: Garbage collection problems, Francine . Neary, 14:07
Re: C file, Ralph D. Ungermann, 13:57
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Tor Rustad, 13:57
Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), Martin, 13:52
Re: Suppress 'qualifiers discarding' warning for strstr(), Ian Collins, 13:33
Re: Determine the maximum of two integers., jameskuyper, 13:27
Re: Garbage collection problems, Paul Hsieh, 13:25
Re: Garbage collection problems, jacob navia, 13:08
Re: Why getchar() doesn't quit if EOF isn't the first char, Mark McIntyre, 13:01
Re: Why getchar() doesn't quit if EOF isn't the first char, Mark McIntyre, 12:56
Re: C file, Richard Heathfield, 12:54
Re: Determine the maximum of two integers., Mark McIntyre, 12:51
Re: interesting C program, Al Balmer, 12:50
Re: C file, Mark McIntyre, 12:44
Re: Garbage collection problems, Paul Hsieh, 12:43
Suppress 'qualifiers discarding' warning for strstr(), lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 12:32
Re: interesting C program, Rachael, 12:30
Re: interesting C program, Johannes Bauer, 12:21
Re: Garbage collection problems, Tor Rustad, 12:18
Re: C file, Christopher Benson-Manica, 12:11
Re: Need to evaluate simple arithmetic expression, Ben Pfaff, 12:10
Re: interesting C program, Duncan Muirhead, 12:04
Re: interesting C program, Philip Potter, 11:51
Re: Garbage collection problems, Tor Rustad, 11:47
Re: Garbage collection problems, Tor Rustad, 11:34
Re: Need to evaluate simple arithmetic expression, mstorkamp, 11:32
Re: Need to evaluate simple arithmetic expression, Richard Heathfield, 11:19
Re: interesting C program, Rachael, 11:18
Re: interesting C program, Richard, 11:17
Re: Record density of crud and spam, Default User, 11:14
Re: Need to evaluate simple arithmetic expression, jameskuyper, 11:07
Re: interesting C program, Chris Dollin, 11:02
Re: Where are the program variables stored in memory(text, data or stack segments), Eric Sosman, 11:00
Re: Garbage collection problems, Richard, 10:59
Re: Determine which sum is larger, Philip Potter, 10:57
Re: interesting C program, Ben Pfaff, 10:56
Re: interesting C program, Chris Dollin, 10:56
Re: interesting C program, Ben Pfaff, 10:55
Re: C file, santosh, 10:55
Re: interesting C program, Richard, 10:53
Need to evaluate simple arithmetic expression, mstorkamp, 10:49
Re: interesting C program, Richard, 10:42
Re: interesting C program, Rachael, 10:42
Re: C file, Joachim Schmitz, 10:41
Re: interesting C program, Richard Tobin, 10:38
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Re: C file, Mark Bluemel, 10:36
Re: interesting C program, Chris Dollin, 10:24
Re: isodigit, Richard Tobin, 10:24
Re: How to delete the space characters from the string, Richard, 10:21
Re: interesting C program, Chris Dollin, 10:21
Re: interesting C program, daya, 10:19
Re: C file, Bill Cunningham, 10:15
Re: C file, Bill Cunningham, 10:13
Re: Why (-10) * abs(i-1) == 10 in Linux??, user1, 10:03
Re: interesting C program, Mark Bluemel, 10:03
Re: interesting C program, santosh, 10:03
Re: Where are the program variables stored in memory(text, data or stack segments), santosh, 09:59
interesting C program, prady, 09:55
Re: Determine which sum is larger, Ralf Damaschke, 09:54
Re: Where are the program variables stored in memory(text, data or stack segments), Mark Bluemel, 09:52
Re: Where are the program variables stored in memory(text, data or stack segments), Johannes Bauer, 09:52
Re: isodigit, pete, 09:49
Where are the program variables stored in memory(text, data or stack segments), kr, 09:47
Re: Why (-10) * abs(i-1) == 10 in Linux??, Spoon, 09:45
Re: very much new to c need ur help, pete, 09:39
Re: Linux's approaching Achilles' heal, Richard Bos, 09:30
Re: (FAQ details:) malloc(), void * and casts, Richard Bos, 09:29
Re: (FAQ details:) malloc(), void * and casts, santosh, 09:26
Re: Garbage collection problems, Chris Dollin, 08:50
Re: (FAQ details:) malloc(), void * and casts, Joachim Schmitz, 08:33
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Re: How to delete the space characters from the string, Mark Bluemel, 07:44
Re: How to delete the space characters from the string, santosh, 07:41
Re: How to delete the space characters from the string, Richard Heathfield, 07:39
Re: Garbage collection problems, Chris Dollin, 07:35
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Re: Garbage collection problems, Chris Dollin, 07:31
Re: Two dimentional array dereference in C, James Kuyper, 07:25
Re: Garbage collection problems, santosh, 07:21
Re: Garbage collection problems, santosh, 07:17
Re: Determine the maximum of two integers., Ben Bacarisse, 07:13
Re: very much new to c need ur help, Charlie Gordon, 07:10
Re: Garbage collection problems, Old Wolf, 07:07
Re: Garbage collection problems, borkhuis, 07:07
Re: Garbage collection problems, Philip Potter, 07:02
Re: Why getchar() doesn't quit if EOF isn't the first char, Dik T. Winter, 07:00
Re: Why getchar() doesn't quit if EOF isn't the first char, santosh, 07:00
Re: Two dimentional array dereference in C, Ben Bacarisse, 06:58
Re: (FAQ details:) malloc(), void * and casts, Old Wolf, 06:55
Re: (FAQ details:) malloc(), void * and casts, Old Wolf, 06:49
Re: Garbage collection problems, jacob navia, 06:44
Re: Garbage collection problems, jacob navia, 06:37
Re: Garbage collection problems, Ben Bacarisse, 06:33
Re: (FAQ details:) malloc(), void * and casts, santosh, 06:29
Re: Why getchar() doesn't quit if EOF isn't the first char, Richard Tobin, 06:17
Re: Garbage collection problems, Ben Bacarisse, 06:17
Re: Why getchar() doesn't quit if EOF isn't the first char, Mark Bluemel, 06:13
Re: Garbage collection problems, Richard Tobin, 06:12
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Re: Why getchar() doesn't quit if EOF isn't the first char, Keith Thompson, 05:58
Re: Garbage collection problems, Chris Dollin, 05:53
Re: Garbage collection problems, Philip Potter, 05:52
Re: Garbage collection problems, jacob navia, 05:45
Re: very much new to c need ur help, Keith Thompson, 05:41
Re: conversion, Keith Thompson, 05:34
Re: Garbage collection problems, jacob navia, 05:28
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Chris Dollin, 05:24
Re: Garbage collection problems, Chris Dollin, 05:12
Re: Garbage collection problems, Chris Dollin, 05:05
Re: C doubts, Chris Dollin, 05:00
Re: C file, Nick Keighley, 04:58
Re: isodigit, Chris Dollin, 04:50
Re: White Population in the World Set to Drop from 17% to 7% by 2050, William Black, 04:49
Re: Why getchar() doesn't quit if EOF isn't the first char, Mark McIntyre, 04:14
Re: isodigit, Philip Potter, 04:13
Re: C doubts, Philip Potter, 04:07
Re: C file, Philip Potter, 03:56
Re: Garbage collection problems, Mark McIntyre, 03:53
Re: Two dimentional array dereference in C, somenath, 03:50
Re: very much new to c need ur help, Mark McIntyre, 03:46
Re: Determine the maximum of two integers., Mark McIntyre, 03:45
Re: Determine the maximum of two integers., Mark McIntyre, 03:41
Re: Garbage collection problems, Philip Potter, 03:40
Re: Why (-10) * abs(i-1) == 10 in Linux??, jacob navia, 03:24
Re: how to do an infinite loop, Joel Yliluoma, 03:13
Re: Is it legal to return a local variable from function., santosh, 03:05
Re: Why (-10) * abs(i-1) == 10 in Linux??, cipher, 03:00
Re: Eclipse CDT not indexing #defines., santosh, 02:57
Re: Garbage collection problems, jacob navia, 02:50
Re: Why (-10) * abs(i-1) == 10 in Linux??, Keith Thompson, 02:32
Re: Disappearing RoadRunner messages (Sea Wasp, Keith Thompson), mike3, 02:20
Re: very much new to c need ur help, pete, 02:02
Re: (FAQ details:) malloc(), void * and casts, Keith Thompson, 01:53
Re: Why (-10) * abs(i-1) == 10 in Linux??, Porkling, 01:01
Re: Why (-10) * abs(i-1) == 10 in Linux??, CBFalconer, 00:42
Re: Linux's approaching Achilles' heal, Richard Heathfield, 00:27
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Re: Is it legal to return a local variable from function., Richard Heathfield, 00:26
Eclipse CDT not indexing #defines., Toni, 00:16
Re: `Comparability' of code snippets (from book `Code complete'), James Kuyper, 00:14
Re: Why (-10) * abs(i-1) == 10 in Linux??, William Hughes, 00:04

November 19, 2007

Re: Is it legal to return a local variable from function., arunmib, 23:58
Re: Linux's approaching Achilles' heal, Richard Heathfield, 23:52
Re: Which hashing function to use?, Paul Hsieh, 23:45
Re: C file, Thad Smith, 23:23
Re: Why (-10) * abs(i-1) == 10 in Linux??, somenath, 23:20
Re: Linux's approaching Achilles' heal, CBFalconer, 23:01
Re: Two dimentional array dereference in C, Barry Schwarz, 22:51
Re: Why (-10) * abs(i-1) == 10 in Linux??, Walter Roberson, 22:27
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Re: isodigit, santosh, 22:08
Re: Reading a Binary File...., santosh, 22:03
Re: (FAQ details:) malloc(), void * and casts, Eric Sosman, 22:01
Re: isodigit, CBFalconer, 22:00
Re: isodigit, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 21:56
Re: Is it legal to return a local variable from function., CBFalconer, 21:53
Re: Determine which sum is larger, Eric Sosman, 21:45
Re: cannot read after \n using strtok(), CBFalconer, 21:43
Re: C file, santosh, 21:35
Re: (FAQ details:) malloc(), void * and casts, dj3vande, 21:35
Why (-10) * abs(i-1) == 10 in Linux??, Wavelet, 21:34
Re: White Population in the World Set to Drop from 17% to 7% by 2050, GPE, 21:31
Re: Garbage collection problems, CBFalconer, 21:30
Re: Garbage collection problems, CBFalconer, 21:21
Re: `Comparability' of code snippets (from book `Code complete'), CBFalconer, 21:13
Re: Discussing the criticisms, Ian Collins, 21:02
Re: Record density of crud and spam, CBFalconer, 20:57
Re: Discussing the criticisms, user923005, 20:56
Re: C file, Ian Collins, 20:54
Re: using static char arrays to be on the safe side, CBFalconer, 20:52
Re: conversion, CBFalconer, 20:45
Re: Looking for Fortran command to get file names from arg lists in executable, Sjouke Burry, 20:43
Re: C doubts, CBFalconer, 20:34
Re: (FAQ details:) malloc(), void * and casts, CBFalconer, 20:24
Re: White Population in the World Set to Drop from 17% to 7% by 2050, James Davis, 20:23
Re: White Population in the World Set to Drop from 17% to 7% by 2050, Steve Carroll, 20:20
Re: C file, Bill Cunningham, 20:19
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., CBFalconer, 20:14
Re: C-Questions, Keith Thompson, 20:06
Re: (FAQ details:) malloc(), void * and casts, Keith Thompson, 19:56
Re: C file, Ian Collins, 19:48
Re: C-Questions, pete, 19:44
Re: C file, Bill Cunningham, 19:43
Re: Reading a Binary File...., Ben Bacarisse, 19:36
Re: Linux's approaching Achilles' heal, $)CHarald van D)&k, 19:26
Re: White Population in the World Set to Drop from 17% to 7% by 2050, dan . littlejohn, 19:24
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., William Hughes, 19:24
Re: scan code, Gordon Burditt, 19:23
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., CBFalconer, 19:20
Re: C file, Ian Collins, 19:18
Re: very much new to c need ur help, CBFalconer, 19:12
Re: very much new to c need ur help, CBFalconer, 19:09
C file, Bill Cunningham, 19:01
Re: Garbage collection problems, Keith Thompson, 18:43
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Re: Discussing the criticisms, Ian Collins, 18:28
Re: Reading a Binary File...., swetha, 18:21
Re: Discussing the criticisms, jacob navia, 18:19
Re: Two dimentional array dereference in C, Chris Torek, 18:15
Re: (FAQ details:) malloc(), void * and casts, Flash Gordon, 18:14
Re: how to do an infinite loop, Flash Gordon, 18:09
Re: (FAQ details:) malloc(), void * and casts, Ian Collins, 18:02
Re: how to do an infinite loop, Juha Nieminen, 17:59
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Re: (FAQ details:) malloc(), void * and casts, CJ, 17:59
Re: Determine which sum is larger, Chris Torek, 17:53
Re: Linux's approaching Achilles' heal, Malcolm McLean, 17:50
Re: Discussing the criticisms, Ian Collins, 17:49
Re: Record density of crud and spam, Default User, 17:44
Re: Discussing the criticisms, jacob navia, 17:42
Re: Reading a Binary File...., Eric Sosman, 17:39
Re: C-Questions, Ian Collins, 17:24
Re: C-Questions, Keith Thompson, 17:20
Re: Discussing the criticisms, Ian Collins, 17:14
Re: Discussing the criticisms, jacob navia, 17:06
Re: (FAQ details:) malloc(), void * and casts, Julienne Walker, 17:05
Re: Template Partial Specialization, Jack Klein, 17:01
Re: Reading a Binary File...., Martin Ambuhl, 17:00
Re: Discussing the criticisms, Richard Harter, 17:00
Re: White Population in the World Set to Drop from 17% to 7% by 2050, Snit, 16:56
Re: Reading a Binary File...., John Gordon, 16:52
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Re: White Population in the World Set to Drop from 17% to 7% by 2050, ed, 16:43
Re: conversion, Roman Mashak, 16:40
Reading a Binary File...., swetha, 16:24
Re: how to do an infinite loop, Flash Gordon, 16:22
Re: Which hashing function to use?, user923005, 16:21
Re: (FAQ details:) malloc(), void * and casts, Eric Sosman, 16:18
Re: Looking for Fortran command to get file names from arg lists in executable, Martin Ambuhl, 16:14
Re: (FAQ details:) malloc(), void * and casts, Keith Thompson, 16:08
Re: (FAQ details:) malloc(), void * and casts, Keith Thompson, 16:00
Re: White Population in the World Set to Drop from 17% to 7% by 2050, George Graves, 15:54
Re: White Population in the World Set to Drop from 17% to 7% by 2050, George Graves, 15:53
Re: White Population in the World Set to Drop from 17% to 7% by 2050, Snit, 15:52
Re: C-Questions, Martin Ambuhl, 15:47
Re: signed char range how...??, Flash Gordon, 15:46
Re: how to do an infinite loop, Sohail Somani, 15:41
Re: C-Questions, Ian Collins, 15:39
Re: isodigit, Ian Collins, 15:35
$$$$$ Make BILLIONS Online Without Investment $$$$$, denial, 15:25
Re: isodigit, JoseMariaSola, 15:24
Re: Discussing the criticisms, Ian Collins, 15:20
Re: C-Questions, $)CHarald van D)&k, 15:11
Re: Casting char* to int* in C, Richard Heathfield, 15:08
Re: how to do an infinite loop, Juha Nieminen, 15:04
Re: (FAQ details:) malloc(), void * and casts, Flash Gordon, 15:00
Re: (FAQ details:) malloc(), void * and casts, Ian Collins, 14:51
Re: (FAQ details:) malloc(), void * and casts, CJ, 14:43
Re: (FAQ details:) malloc(), void * and casts, Paul Hsieh, 14:41
Re: C-Questions, aarklon, 14:34
Re: White Population in the World Set to Drop from 17% to 7% by 2050, citznfish, 14:28
Re: (FAQ details:) malloc(), void * and casts, Paul Hsieh, 14:27
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Richard Heathfield, 14:27
Casting char* to int* in C, Alex Vinokur, 14:03
Re: White Population in the World Set to Drop from 17% to 7% by 2050, cwkoller, 13:59
Re: (FAQ details:) malloc(), void * and casts, Julienne Walker, 13:49
Re: Looking for Fortran command to get file names from arg lists in executable, Walter Roberson, 13:46
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Chris Hills, 13:39
Re: White Population in the World Set to Drop from 17% to 7% by 2050, Christopher Benson-Manica, 13:37
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Chris Hills, 13:34
Re: C-Questions, Ben Bacarisse, 13:26
Looking for Fortran command to get file names from arg lists in executable, sara_patty, 13:22
C-Questions, aarklon, 13:14
Re: White Population in the World Set to Drop from 17% to 7% by 2050, markand, 13:06
Re: Garbage collection problems, Ben Bacarisse, 13:06
Re: C doubts, Kevin Handy, 13:00
Re: Garbage collection problems, jacob navia, 12:46
Re: Garbage collection problems, jacob navia, 12:44
Re: White Population in the World Set to Drop from 17% to 7% by 2050, Borax Man, 12:36
Re: Template<> without any content, Martin Ambuhl, 12:16
shirt Handbag bags IPOD MP3 MP4 PSP PS2 PS3 Nokia N95 Hoodies Sunglasses Nokia, shopbb . 002, 11:51
Re: Sequence point doubt, Spiros Bousbouras, 11:46
Re: Template Partial Specialization, Mark Bluemel, 11:39
Re: White Population in the World Set to Drop from 17% to 7% by 2050, MuahMan, 11:30
Re: Template Partial Specialization, santosh, 11:11
Namespaces, was Re: Garbage collection problems, dj3vande, 11:10
Re: scan code, santosh, 11:09
Re: Template Partial Specialization, Mark Bluemel, 11:06
Template Partial Specialization, George2, 10:59
Re: how to do an infinite loop, Kenneth Brody, 10:56
Re: Is this a correct way to use ferror() ?, santosh, 10:55
Re: Garbage collection problems, Chris Dollin, 10:53
Re: scan code, santosh, 10:46
Re: Binary file to ASCII...., santosh, 10:43
Re: (FAQ details:) malloc(), void * and casts, Lorenzo Villari, 10:38
Is this a correct way to use ferror() ?, Spiros Bousbouras, 10:22
Re: Garbage collection problems, Charlton Wilbur, 10:22
Re: Sequence point doubt, dj3vande, 09:51
Re: Determine which sum is larger, Philip Potter, 09:38
Re: signed char range how...??, Philip Potter, 09:34
Re: Determine which sum is larger, Eric Sosman, 09:28
Sequence point doubt, Spoon, 09:25
Re: C doubts, Chris Dollin, 09:22
Re: Determine which sum is larger, Thad Smith, 09:15
Re: very much new to c need ur help, Chris Hills, 09:15
Re: Determine the maximum of two integers., Eric Sosman, 09:08
Re: signed char range how...??, James Kuyper, 09:08
Re: exit, atexit and scope, Laurent Deniau, 08:56
Re: isodigit, Richard Bos, 08:55
Re: signed char range how...??, Philip Potter, 08:51
Re: signed char range how...??, James Kuyper, 08:19
isodigit, JoseMariaSola, 08:10
Re: scan code, Mark Bluemel, 08:09
Re: Determine the maximum of two integers., Dik T. Winter, 07:55
Re: Garbage collection problems, James Kuyper, 07:53
Re: C doubts, James Kuyper, 07:43
Re: scan code, vippstar, 07:39
Re: Two dimentional array dereference in C, James Kuyper, 07:37
Re: Help! Image Correlation, Godai, 07:34
Re: Changing to ASCII......, Sheth Raxit, 07:26
Re: C doubts, Ben Bacarisse, 07:25
Re: Two dimentional array dereference in C, Dimuthu, 07:25
Re: Binary file to ASCII...., Sheth Raxit, 07:24
Re: Is it legal to return a local variable from function., santosh, 07:23
Re: scan code, Mark Bluemel, 07:17
Re: Garbage collection problems, cr88192, 07:17
scan code, asit, 07:12
Re: Garbage collection problems, Philip Potter, 07:09
Re: Is it legal to return a local variable from function., Joachim Schmitz, 07:06
Credit Center - Collection Agent Scams, xigdy, 07:04
Re: Garbage collection problems, cr88192, 07:03
Re: Is it legal to return a local variable from function., Richard Heathfield, 07:03
Re: Is it legal to return a local variable from function., Richard Heathfield, 07:02
Re: Garbage collection problems, Ben Bacarisse, 06:56
Re: Is it legal to return a local variable from function., Joachim Schmitz, 06:55
Re: Garbage collection problems, Ben Bacarisse, 06:49
Re: Is it legal to return a local variable from function., arunmib, 06:49
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Chris Hills, 06:46
Re: Some questions about C, pete, 06:43
Re: very much new to c need ur help, pete, 06:36
Re: Is it legal to return a local variable from function., santosh, 06:34
Re: Is it legal to return a local variable from function., Richard Tobin, 06:34
Re: Garbage collection problems, santosh, 06:32
Re: Garbage collection problems, Richard Heathfield, 06:30
Re: Garbage collection problems, santosh, 06:29
Re: Help! Image Correlation, Keith Thompson, 06:28
Re: Garbage collection problems, Richard Tobin, 06:28
Is it legal to return a local variable from function., hari, 06:27
Re: Garbage collection problems, Chris Dollin, 06:23
Re: Template<> without any content, santosh, 06:17
Re: Garbage collection problems, cr88192, 06:14
Re: Changing to ASCII......, karthikbalaguru, 06:10
Help! Image Correlation, Godai, 06:10
Re: using static char arrays to be on the safe side, santosh, 06:09
Re: White Population in the World Set to Drop from 17% to 7% by 2050, Nashton, 06:00
Re: Template<> without any content, Mark Bluemel, 06:00
Template<> without any content, George2, 05:59
Re: C doubts, Chris Dollin, 05:54
Re: C doubts, Chris Dollin, 05:52
Re: Garbage collection problems, cr88192, 05:22
Re: Garbage collection problems, Richard Heathfield, 05:17
Re: Garbage collection problems, Richard Heathfield, 05:12
Re: Determine which sum is larger, Richard Heathfield, 05:08
Re: Garbage collection problems, Chris Dollin, 05:00
Re: Garbage collection problems, cr88192, 04:53
Re: Determine which sum is larger, Philip Potter, 04:49
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Richard Bos, 04:47
new computer language c in 2007, balu, 04:29
Re: How to get RTC tick under user mode?, frakie, 04:24
Re: Determine which sum is larger, Catsby, 04:10
Re: exit, atexit and scope, Laurent Deniau, 04:00
Re: Why getchar() doesn't quit if EOF isn't the first char, Mark Bluemel, 04:00
Re: Why getchar() doesn't quit if EOF isn't the first char, Mark Bluemel, 03:59
Re: Garbage collection problems, Richard Tobin, 03:54
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., Richard Tobin, 03:48
Re: using static char arrays to be on the safe side, rep_movsd, 03:42
Re: Determine which sum is larger, Richard Heathfield, 03:38
Re: signed char range how...??, Philip Potter, 03:29
Determine which sum is larger, Peter Ammon, 03:18
Re: Record density of crud and spam, Default User, 02:59
Re: White Population in the World Set to Drop from 17% to 7% by 2050, ed, 02:43
Re: White Population in the World Set to Drop from 17% to 7% by 2050, Snit, 02:23
Re: very much new to c need ur help, santosh, 02:16
do you know c is very easy in the following link, nambi, 02:13
Re: Changing to ASCII......, santosh, 02:12
Re: conversion, Keith Thompson, 02:09
Re: White Population in the World Set to Drop from 17% to 7% by 2050, George Graves, 02:06
Two dimentional array dereference in C, Srinu, 02:01
Re: Determine the maximum of two integers., Keith Thompson, 02:01
Re: very much new to c need ur help, Charlie Gordon, 01:55
Re: Some questions about C, Jack Klein, 01:55
Re: Some questions about C, Jack Klein, 01:53
Super Rolex watches sold, hello, 01:23
Changing to ASCII......, swetha, 01:10
Re: value_type of vector, Martin Ambuhl, 01:01
Re: `Comparability' of code snippets (from book `Code complete'), Barry Schwarz, 00:57

November 18, 2007

Re: `Comparability' of code snippets (from book `Code complete'), James Kuyper, 23:55
anything about banks......, Barathi, 23:54
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., James Kuyper, 23:49
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., Richard, 23:30
Re: value_type of vector, santosh, 23:29
Re: Garbage collection problems, Richard Heathfield, 23:17
Re: Binary file to ASCII...., James Kuyper, 23:06
Re: Garbage collection problems, Ben Pfaff, 22:58
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., James Kuyper, 22:53
Re: value_type of vector, Richard Heathfield, 22:39
Re: Garbage collection problems, Richard Heathfield, 22:38
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., Richard, 22:35
Re: Binary file to ASCII...., osmium, 22:27
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., santosh, 22:17
value_type of vector, George2, 22:10
Re: signed char range how...??, santosh, 22:09
Re: Some questions about C, Richard Heathfield, 22:09
Re: Binary file to ASCII...., cr88192, 22:08
Re: Garbage collection problems, cr88192, 22:05
Re: Finding OS details and features of compiler, santosh, 22:05
Finding OS details and features of compiler, sreekanthtou, 22:02
Re: signed char range how...??, J. J. Farrell, 22:00
Re: API design, cr88192, 21:55
Re: How to create large files with c?, David Thompson, 21:52
Re: cannot read after \n using strtok(), David Thompson, 21:52
Re: Variable Length, David Thompson, 21:52
Re: Garbage collection problems, llothar, 21:48
Re: signed char range how...??, Peter Nilsson, 21:46
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., William Hughes, 21:45
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., Richard Heathfield, 21:33
Re: Garbage collection problems, cr88192, 21:30
Re: Binary file to ASCII...., Ed Prochak, 21:29
signed char range how...??, naunetr, 21:27
Re: White Population in the World Set to Drop from 17% to 7% by 2050, Starving Grad Stud, 21:12
Re: Binary file to ASCII...., cr88192, 21:09
Re: Determine the maximum of two integers., CBFalconer, 20:42
Re: `Comparability' of code snippets (from book `Code complete'), CBFalconer, 20:36
Re: Some questions about C, CBFalconer, 20:33
Re: Record density of crud and spam, CBFalconer, 20:28
Re: Garbage collection problems, Ben Bacarisse, 20:14
Re: Some questions about C, James Kuyper, 20:13
Re: very much new to c need ur help, CBFalconer, 20:07
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., Richard, 20:02
Re: Determine the maximum of two integers., pete, 20:01
Binary file to ASCII...., swetha, 20:01
Re: Some questions about C, pete, 19:56
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., jameskuyper, 19:44
Re: Some questions about C, pete, 19:29
Re: Compiler problem....unique to C or compiler???, James Kuyper, 19:28
Re: Compiler problem....unique to C or compiler???, vippstar, 19:24
Re: Compiler problem....unique to C or compiler???, James Kuyper, 19:19
Re: very much new to c need ur help, Richard, 19:03
Re: Record density of crud and spam, Old Wolf, 18:49
Re: very much new to c need ur help, Old Wolf, 18:44
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., Richard Tobin, 18:02
Re: very much new to c need ur help, Richard, 17:57
Re: Compiler problem....unique to C or compiler???, mdh, 17:39
Re: Compiler problem....unique to C or compiler???, Walter Roberson, 17:20
Re: Compiler problem....unique to C or compiler???, jacob navia, 17:05
Re: Compiler problem....unique to C or compiler???, jacob navia, 16:54
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., Tor Rustad, 16:53
Re: Compiler problem....unique to C or compiler???, mdh, 16:53
Re: very much new to c need ur help, Walter Roberson, 16:52
Re: Compiler problem....unique to C or compiler???, mdh, 16:48
Re: `Comparability' of code snippets (from book `Code complete'), Keith Thompson, 16:48
Re: Compiler problem....unique to C or compiler???, Richard Heathfield, 16:45
Re: API design, Eric Sosman, 16:44
Re: Garbage collection problems, jacob navia, 16:44
Re: How to get RTC tick under user mode?, Charlie Gordon, 16:43
Re: `Comparability' of code snippets (from book `Code complete'), Tor Rustad, 16:43
Re: Garbage collection problems, Tor Rustad, 16:41
Re: Compiler problem....unique to C or compiler???, Tor Rustad, 16:41
Re: very much new to c need ur help, Charlie Gordon, 16:30
Re: Compiler problem....unique to C or compiler???, jacob navia, 16:24
Re: Determine the maximum of two integers., Joe Wright, 16:19
Compiler problem....unique to C or compiler???, mdh, 16:10
Re: API design, Roland Pibinger, 16:03
Re: API design, Jef Driesen, 16:01
Re: Determine the maximum of two integers., Peter Nilsson, 16:01
Re: very much new to c need ur help, Kenny McCormack, 15:57
Re: API design, Jef Driesen, 15:27
Re: very much new to c need ur help, Richard, 14:36
Re: Linux's approaching Achilles' heal, pete, 14:33
Re: Garbage collection problems, jacob navia, 14:33
Re: C doubts, Richard, 14:31
Re: very much new to c need ur help, Walter Roberson, 14:03
Re: C doubts, pete, 13:59
Re: Linux's approaching Achilles' heal, Barry Schwarz, 13:55
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Malcolm McLean, 13:41
Re: Record density of crud and spam, Richard, 13:39
Re: Determine the maximum of two integers., Tor Rustad, 13:38
Re: Some questions about C, Barry Schwarz, 13:35
Re: Determine the maximum of two integers., Richard, 13:34
Re: Garbage collection problems, Ben Bacarisse, 13:33
Re: API design, Richard, 13:31
Re: C doubts, Barry Schwarz, 13:31
Re: Determine the maximum of two integers., Ben Bacarisse, 13:26
Re: c tips, Barry Schwarz, 13:13
Re: API design, Barry Schwarz, 13:06
Re: Determine the maximum of two integers., pete, 12:59
Re: `Comparability' of code snippets (from book `Code complete'), Malcolm McLean, 12:50
MI5 Persecution: Faxes Sent to Media2 (8091), MI5Victim, 12:27
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Flash Gordon, 12:17
Re: Determine the maximum of two integers., Mark McIntyre, 12:12
Garbage collection problems, jacob navia, 12:11
Re: how to do an infinite loop, Richard Heathfield, 12:11
Re: how to do an infinite loop, Flash Gordon, 11:56
Re: Determine the maximum of two integers., jacob navia, 11:55
Re: Record density of crud and spam, Default User, 11:48
Re: Record density of crud and spam, Flash Gordon, 11:47
Re: very much new to c need ur help, Richard Heathfield, 11:34
Re: `Comparability' of code snippets (from book `Code complete'), Keith Thompson, 11:28
Re: very much new to c need ur help, Keith Thompson, 11:24
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Keith Thompson, 11:20
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Keith Thompson, 11:11
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Richard Tobin, 11:11
Re: Some questions about C, Richard, 10:59
MI5 Persecution: Faxes Sent to Media1 (5916), MI5Victim, 10:58
Re: very much new to c need ur help, Richard, 10:49
Re: Determine the maximum of two integers., $)CHarald van D)&k, 09:53
Re: Some questions about C, CBFalconer, 09:44
Re: Determine the maximum of two integers., Mark McIntyre, 09:42
Re: Determine the maximum of two integers., Mark McIntyre, 09:40
Re: Determine the maximum of two integers., $)CHarald van D)&k, 09:26
MI5 Persecution: Faxes Sent to Diplomatic/Legal (3741), MI5Victim, 09:16
Re: `Comparability' of code snippets (from book `Code complete'), santosh, 09:16
Re: Some questions about C, santosh, 09:11
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Re: Determine the maximum of two integers., vippstar, 08:19
Re: Determine the maximum of two integers., Mark McIntyre, 08:07
MI5 Persecution: Introduction to Sent Faxes (1566), MI5Victim, 07:59
Re: Determine the maximum of two integers., $)CHarald van D)&k, 07:57
Re: Some questions about C, James Kuyper, 07:47
Re: Some questions about C, Mark McIntyre, 07:36
Re: Determine the maximum of two integers., Mark McIntyre, 07:33
Re: `Comparability' of code snippets (from book `Code complete'), Mark McIntyre, 07:27
Determine the maximum of two integers., lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 06:42
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MI5 Persecution: Victor Lewis-Smith (36366), MI5Victim, 06:05
Re: `Comparability' of code snippets (from book `Code complete'), Malcolm McLean, 05:34
Re: `Comparability' of code snippets (from book `Code complete'), Richard Heathfield, 05:06
MI5 Persecution: Come back, Norma! (34191), MI5Victim, 05:05
`Comparability' of code snippets (from book `Code complete'), lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 05:01
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Richard Heathfield, 04:38
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., CBFalconer, 04:31
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Malcolm McLean, 04:30
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MI5 Persecution: Bernard Levin - The Times (32016), MI5Victim, 03:56
Re: very much new to c need ur help, Richard Heathfield, 03:46
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Richard Heathfield, 03:40
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Malcolm McLean, 03:39
Re: very much new to c need ur help, Keith Thompson, 03:37
Re: very much new to c need ur help, Tarique, 03:36
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Keith Thompson, 03:33
Re: conversion, Keith Thompson, 03:06
Re: Linux's approaching Achilles' heal, Richard Heathfield, 02:56
Re: very much new to c need ur help, Joachim Schmitz, 02:47
Re: Some questions about C, CBFalconer, 02:04
Re: Record density of crud and spam, CBFalconer, 01:45
Re: Record density of crud and spam, Default User, 01:32
Re: API design, CBFalconer, 01:31
Re: Linux's approaching Achilles' heal, CBFalconer, 01:22
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., CBFalconer, 01:10
MI5 Persecution: Barbican Library 6/2/2003 (29841), MI5Victim, 00:55
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November 17, 2007

Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, CBFalconer, 23:45
Re: Is any function which can associate the irqno with interrupt handl, Default User, 22:43
Re: Record density of crud and spam, Default User, 22:39
Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, pete, 22:15
MI5 Persecution: Eclipse pub 20/12/02 (27666), MI5Victim, 22:09
Re: Which hashing function to use?, Peter Nilsson, 21:53
Re: API design, Barry Schwarz, 21:28
Re: Discussing the criticisms, J. J. Farrell, 20:54
Re: Which hashing function to use?, January Weiner, 20:33
Re: Linux's approaching Achilles' heal, Barry Schwarz, 20:29
Re: Which hashing function to use?, January Weiner, 20:28
Re: Dharaskar's C questions ???, J. J. Farrell, 20:24
Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, Keith Thompson, 19:58
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Flash Gordon, 19:54
Re: White Population in the World Set to Drop from 17% to 7% by 2050, 30 million (scarily said), 19:49
MI5 Persecution: Post Office 14/11/02 (25491), MI5Victim, 19:33
Re: how to do an infinite loop, Richard Heathfield, 19:13
Re: very much new to c need ur help, Mark McIntyre, 19:00
Re: Some questions about C, Richard Heathfield, 18:54
Re: What does near intialization mean, Joe Wright, 18:40
Some questions about C, Haskell Prelude, 18:35
Re: using static char arrays to be on the safe side, christian.bau, 18:20
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Malcolm McLean, 18:11
Re: using static char arrays to be on the safe side, Malcolm McLean, 18:03
Re: using static char arrays to be on the safe side, JimS, 17:50
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., $)CHarald van D)&k, 17:44
Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, pete, 17:30
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Hallvard B Furuseth, 17:21
Re: C doubts, James Kuyper, 17:21
Re: very much new to c need ur help, Joachim Schmitz, 17:12
Re: API design, cr88192, 17:12
Re: Is any function which can associate the irqno with interrupt handl, mani, 17:10
MI5 Persecution: Jon Holmes (4-5/Jan/2002) (23316), MI5Victim, 16:48
Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, Keith Thompson, 16:42
Re: Record density of crud and spam, Keith Thompson, 16:39
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Keith Thompson, 16:25
Re: using static char arrays to be on the safe side, Eric Sosman, 15:20
Re: White Population in the World Set to Drop from 17% to 7% by 2050, americannleaguer, 15:14
Re: return from main, Harald van D)&k, 15:13
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., $)CHarald van D)&k, 15:10
Stats for comp.lang.c (last 7 days), CLC stats, 15:06
White Population in the World Set to Drop from 17% to 7% by 2050, cccccdfgdfgdgdfg, 14:27
MI5 Persecution: tinker tailor wanker thief 2/12/00 (21141), MI5Victim, 14:23
Re: What does near intialization mean, Francine . Neary, 14:22
Re: API design, Chris Thomasson, 14:22
Re: Is any function which can associate the irqno with interrupt handl, Walter Roberson, 14:05
Is any function which can associate the irqno with interrupt handl, mani, 13:53
c tips, jim, 13:22
Re: API design, Roland Pibinger, 13:13
Re: how to do an infinite loop, pete, 13:09
Re: API design, Roland Pibinger, 13:08
Re: stringize operator for macros (portability), pete, 13:07
Re: stringize operator for macros (portability), Barry Schwarz, 12:54
Re: how to do an infinite loop, Richard Heathfield, 12:42
Re: how to do an infinite loop, pete, 12:36
Re: using static char arrays to be on the safe side, pete, 12:28
using static char arrays to be on the safe side, rep_movsd, 11:27
MI5 Persecution: he's an idiot you know 3/11/00 (18966), MI5Victim, 11:25
Searching for Happiness ?, aassime abdellatif, 10:27
Re: API design, Eric Sosman, 10:06
MI5 Persecution: Clapham Junction 6/5/00 (16791), MI5Victim, 09:28
MI5 Persecution: Clapham South 17/2/00 (14616), MI5Victim, 07:44
earning lot of money in your home......, Barathi, 07:06
u want friendship like me ......, Barathi, 07:02
Re: Dharaskar's C questions ???, James Kuyper, 06:56
Re: how to do an infinite loop, James Kuyper, 06:50
Re: API design, Jef Driesen, 06:23
MI5 Persecution: Balham Bus 8/7/99 (12441), MI5Victim, 06:21
Re: API design, cr88192, 06:13
Re: API design, Malcolm McLean, 06:11
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Flash Gordon, 06:07
Re: Dharaskar's C questions ???, aarklon, 06:01
Re: how to do an infinite loop, James Kanze, 05:46
API design, Jef Driesen, 05:29
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Malcolm McLean, 05:05
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Richard Heathfield, 04:51
Re: Which hashing function to use?, Malcolm McLean, 04:50
Re: very much new to c need ur help, Kenny McCormack, 04:50
Re: Discussing the criticisms, Kenny McCormack, 04:47
MI5 Persecution: Royal Festival Hall 15/4/99 (10266), MI5Victim, 04:47
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", CJ, 04:39
Re: Discussing the criticisms, Mark McIntyre, 04:33
Re: freeing memory leads to sig fault, vippstar, 04:32
Re: Which hashing function to use?, Richard Heathfield, 04:29
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., CBFalconer, 04:13
Re: Which hashing function to use?, Keith Thompson, 04:11
Re: Which hashing function to use?, January Weiner, 03:09
MI5 Persecution: Battersea Library 29/3/99 (8091), MI5Victim, 03:00
freeing memory leads to sig fault, Ryan Knopp, 02:10
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", William Pursell, 02:07
Re: C doubts, dj3vande, 01:41
Re: Question: About bit-field storage., Barry Schwarz, 00:58
MI5 Persecution: Ravenscourt Park 20/3/99 (5916), MI5Victim, 00:44
Re: how to do an infinite loop, Keith Thompson, 00:22

November 16, 2007

Re: Dynamic memory allocation stack heaps, James Kuyper, 23:57
Re: Dynamic memory allocation stack heaps, vivek, 23:37
MI5 Persecution: BHS Croydon 18/12/98 (3741), MI5Victim, 23:26
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., santosh, 23:01
Re: how to do an infinite loop, Martin Ambuhl, 22:36
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MI5 Persecution: BA984 LHR->TXL 13/6/98 (1566), MI5Victim, 22:08
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Bill Reid, 21:54
Re: conversion, Roman Mashak, 21:36
Re: reference expression, Thad Smith, 21:31
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Keith Thompson, 21:20
Re: conversion, Roman Mashak, 21:08
Re: Dynamic memory allocation stack heaps, Podi, 21:08
Re: Discussing the criticisms, Kenny McCormack, 21:02
Re: Discussing the criticisms, Keith Thompson, 20:38
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Keith Thompson, 20:32
Re: Cross Debugging, Maikon Araujo, 20:17
Re: Which hashing function to use?, CBFalconer, 20:15
Re: how to do an infinite loop, James Watt, 20:09
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., $)CHarald van D)&k, 20:04
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., CBFalconer, 20:00
Re: Cross Debugging, Maikon Araujo, 20:00
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", user923005, 19:58
Re: Discussing the criticisms, J. J. Farrell, 19:57
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., CBFalconer, 19:56
Re: cascading ifs--style question, CBFalconer, 19:46
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., $)CHarald van D)&k, 19:41
Re: Dharaskar's C questions ???, CBFalconer, 19:40
conversion, Roman Mashak, 19:36
Re: Discussing the criticisms, CBFalconer, 19:35
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Malcolm McLean, 19:28
OT: Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", J. J. Farrell, 19:26
Re: Which hashing function to use?, user923005, 19:08
Re: cascading ifs--style question, Ben Bacarisse, 19:07
Re: Question: About bit-field storage., quemix, 19:05
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", J. J. Farrell, 19:05
Re: how to do an infinite loop, Dan Henry, 18:56
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Ben Bacarisse, 18:56
Which hashing function to use?, January Weiner, 18:42
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Richard Heathfield, 18:36
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Malcolm McLean, 18:34
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Francine . Neary, 18:28
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Malcolm McLean, 18:19
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Paul Hsieh, 18:12
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Richard Heathfield, 18:10
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", jacob navia, 18:10
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., dj3vande, 18:09
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Francine . Neary, 18:03
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Eric Sosman, 18:01
Re: Dharaskar's C questions ???, J. J. Farrell, 18:00
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Malcolm McLean, 17:56
Re: Cross Debugging, Richard Heathfield, 17:56
Re: Dharaskar's C questions ???, Keith Thompson, 17:53
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., jacob navia, 17:49
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", jacob navia, 17:43
Re: Cross Debugging, rosewater, 17:43
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Keith Thompson, 17:42
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", jacob navia, 17:40
Re: Memory leaking.., J. J. Farrell, 17:38
Re: Discussing the criticisms, rosewater, 17:32
Re: Cross Debugging, jacob navia, 17:27
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Keith Thompson, 17:23
Re: Dynamic memory allocation stack heaps, J. J. Farrell, 17:19
Re: Cross Debugging, Flash Gordon, 17:15
Re: Cross Debugging, Maikon Araujo, 17:08
Re: Cross Debugging, jacob navia, 16:59
Re: Discussing the criticisms, jacob navia, 16:53
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Paul Hsieh, 16:53
Re: I am sorry but I couldnt find the solving, user923005, 16:48
Re: cascading ifs--style question, Keith Thompson, 16:39
Cross Debugging, Maikon Araujo, 16:33
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., $)CHarald van D)&k, 16:21
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Re: Unix and Windows Shared Hosting, llothar, 16:12
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., CJ, 16:08
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Ben Pfaff, 16:06
Re: question on conversion, Roman Mashak, 15:53
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., jameskuyper, 15:47
Re: Discussing the criticisms, user923005, 15:27
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Eric Sosman, 15:20
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Paul Hsieh, 14:43
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Richard Heathfield, 14:42
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., user923005, 14:31
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Paul Hsieh, 14:26
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Default User, 14:26
Re: Memory leaking.., Tor Rustad, 14:24
Unix and Windows Shared Hosting, karen.systems@xxxxxxxxx, 14:24
Re: Discussing the criticisms, Default User, 14:20
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., karthikbalaguru, 14:19
Re: cascading ifs--style question, Flash Gordon, 14:11
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Richard Heathfield, 14:08
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Richard Heathfield, 14:06
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., dj3vande, 13:57
Re: Dharaskar's C questions ???, Christopher Benson-Manica, 13:50
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", jacob navia, 13:50
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., CJ, 13:49
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Flash Gordon, 13:45
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., jacob navia, 13:41
Re: stringize operator for macros (portability), Ben Bacarisse, 13:28
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., CBFalconer, 13:25
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., Ben Bacarisse, 13:15
Re: Discussing the criticisms, CBFalconer, 13:11
Re: exit, atexit and scope, Ben Bacarisse, 12:48
Re: How to get RTC tick under user mode?, Walter Roberson, 12:35
Re: parsing a big string in smaller strings., CBFalconer, 12:22
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., jayapal, 12:18
Re: why the usage of gets() is dangerous., John Gordon, 12:10
Re: C doubts, Richard Harter, 12:10
Re: conversion, CBFalconer, 12:08
stringize operator for macros (portability), travish, 12:08
How to get RTC tick under user mode?, frakie, 12:07
why the usage of gets() is dangerous., jayapal, 12:04
Re: Discussing the criticisms, Richard Heathfield, 12:03
Re: Discussing the criticisms, Richard, 11:54
Re: Discussing the criticisms, Richard, 11:49
Re: Discussing the criticisms, Eric Sosman, 11:49
Re: Question: About bit-field storage., Eric Sosman, 11:38
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Richard Heathfield, 11:37
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Richard Heathfield, 11:33
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", ymuntyan, 11:29
Re: Discussing the criticisms, Richard Harter, 11:27
Re: Discussing the criticisms, jacob navia, 11:22
Re: Discussing the criticisms, Eric Sosman, 11:16
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Richard Heathfield, 11:15
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", jacob navia, 11:13
Re: Question: About bit-field storage., Chris Dollin, 11:12
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", ymuntyan, 11:07
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Richard Heathfield, 11:05
Re: cascading ifs--style question, Kenneth Brody, 11:05
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", jacob navia, 10:56
Re: I am sorry but I couldnt find the solving, Richard Heathfield, 10:42
Re: conversion, Richard Heathfield, 10:40
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Richard Heathfield, 10:37
Question: About bit-field storage., quemix, 10:37
Re: cascading ifs--style question, Kenneth Brody, 10:32
Re: parsing a big string in smaller strings., Joachim Schmitz, 10:22
Re: how to do an infinite loop, Kenneth Brody, 10:18
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Charlton Wilbur, 10:15
Re: parsing a big string in smaller strings., Mark Bluemel, 10:01
Re: exit, atexit and scope, Dik T. Winter, 09:13
Re: parsing a big string in smaller strings., vippstar, 09:10
I am sorry but I couldnt find the solving, emre esirik(hacettepe computer science and engineering), 09:08
Re: conversion, Eric Sosman, 08:52
Re: cascading ifs--style question, Richard, 08:39
Re: exit, atexit and scope, Eric Sosman, 08:33
Re: cascading ifs--style question, Joachim Schmitz, 08:31
Re: how to do an infinite loop, James Kanze, 08:21
Re: cascading ifs--style question, Keith Thompson, 08:19
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Keith Thompson, 08:14
Re: how to do an infinite loop, James Kanze, 08:13
Supply basketball shoe, football shoes, clothes, hat and so on, tom, 07:54
Re: parsing a big string in smaller strings., Mark Bluemel, 07:18
Re: Memory leaking.., Chris Dollin, 07:08
Re: Memory leaking.., Richard Heathfield, 07:04
Re: Memory leaking.., dSpam@xxxxxxxx, 06:57
Re: Dynamic memory allocation stack heaps, James Kuyper, 06:56
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Re: parsing a big string in smaller strings., Joachim Schmitz, 06:48
Re: C program to broadcast...., gNash, 06:44
Re: Discussing the criticisms, Spiros Bousbouras, 06:40
Re: parsing a big string in smaller strings., vippstar, 06:38
Re: parsing a big string in smaller strings., Chris Dollin, 06:30
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Re: C doubts, Philip Potter, 06:27
Re: parsing a big string in smaller strings., Mark Bluemel, 06:24
Re: how to do an infinite loop, Miguel Gimenez, 06:21
Re: parsing a big string in smaller strings., Keith Willis, 06:16
Re: Discussing the criticisms, Philip Potter, 06:16
Re: Memory leaking.., Philip Potter, 06:12
parsing a big string in smaller strings., Shishir, 06:08
Re: return from main, Spiros Bousbouras, 06:06
Re: Casting char* to int*, Mark Bluemel, 06:02
Re: cascading ifs--style question, vippstar, 05:26
Re: Discussing the criticisms, Nick Keighley, 05:25
Re: Memory leaking.., Richard Heathfield, 05:10
Re: how to do an infinite loop, paolo . brandoli, 05:08
Re: Memory leaking.., Pietro Cerutti, 04:56
Re: conversion, Richard Heathfield, 04:52
Re: C doubts, Charlie Gordon, 04:51
Re: I need to help,I couldnt find wrong, Richard Heathfield, 04:48
Re: I need to help,I couldnt find wrong, emre esirik(hacettepe computer science and engineering), 04:39
Re: C doubts, Chris Dollin, 04:34
Re: conversion, Richard Heathfield, 04:27
Re: how to do an infinite loop, Keith Willis, 04:27
Re: I need to help,I couldnt find wrong, Richard Heathfield, 04:26
Re: how to do an infinite loop, Chris Dollin, 04:18
Re: how to do an infinite loop, Richard Heathfield, 04:15
Re: I need to help,I couldnt find wrong, emre esirik(hacettepe computer science and engineering), 04:09
Re: how to do an infinite loop, paolo . brandoli, 04:08
Re: Dynamic memory allocation stack heaps, Chris Dollin, 04:07
Re: I need to help,I couldnt find wrong, Mark Bluemel, 04:04
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Boudewijn Dijkstra, 03:58
Re: how to do an infinite loop, vippstar, 03:47
Re: exit, atexit and scope, Laurent Deniau, 03:46
Re: Dynamic memory allocation stack heaps, Mark Bluemel, 03:44
Re: Dynamic memory allocation stack heaps, Flash Gordon, 03:41
Re: O_TEXT, in microsoft environment, Richard Heathfield, 03:41
Re: cascading ifs--style question, Flash Gordon, 03:34
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", jacob navia, 03:29
Re: Discussing the criticisms, Richard Bos, 03:26
Re: exit, atexit and scope, Laurent Deniau, 03:25
Re: Dharaskar's C questions ???, Keith Thompson, 03:18
Re: conversion, Richard Heathfield, 03:12
I need to help,I couldnt find wrong, emre esirik(hacettepe computer science and engineering), 03:05
**********computer world*********, MayaKannaGi, 02:51
Re: Dynamic memory allocation stack heaps, Chris Torek, 01:51
Re: question on conversion, Keith Thompson, 01:50
Re: C doubts, Richard Heathfield, 01:42
Re: Dynamic memory allocation stack heaps, Podi, 01:39
Re: C doubts, Szabolcs Nagy, 01:32
Re: C code, Charlie Gordon, 01:23
Re: very much new to c need ur help, Charlie Gordon, 01:13
Re: very much new to c need ur help, Charlie Gordon, 01:13
sdfgsdfgsdfg, MayaKannaGi, 01:12
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., Charlie Gordon, 00:51
Re: return from main, Richard Heathfield, 00:47
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, Charlie Gordon, 00:41
Re: GMP in Eclipse, user923005, 00:39
Re: cascading ifs--style question, user923005, 00:38
Re: return from main, Charlie Gordon, 00:37
Re: how to do an infinite loop, Richard Heathfield, 00:12
Re: Dynamic memory allocation stack heaps, CBFalconer, 00:05

November 15, 2007

Re: how to do an infinite loop, James Kuyper, 23:59
Re: question on conversion, CBFalconer, 23:58
Re: how to do an infinite loop, James Kuyper, 23:57
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Richard Heathfield, 23:53
Re: Dynamic memory allocation stack heaps, James Kuyper, 23:45
Online Events@Techkriti '08, Kush Sharma, 23:41
cascading ifs--style question, William Pursell, 23:26
Re: how to do an infinite loop, CBFalconer, 23:22
Re: question on conversion, Walter Roberson, 23:22
Re: Evaluating Business Intelligence Options for Software developers, Jack Klein, 23:18
Re: Dynamic memory allocation stack heaps, vivek, 23:17
Re: Template class parameter, Walter Roberson, 23:14
Re: Dynamic memory allocation stack heaps, vivek, 23:12
Re: exit, atexit and scope, Jack Klein, 23:06
Re: Dynamic memory allocation stack heaps, Jack Klein, 22:54
Re: Memory leaking.., Jack Klein, 22:44
Template class parameter, George2, 22:42
Re: Dharaskar's C questions ???, santosh, 22:38
Re: error in sending post to log in google account, Jack Klein, 22:37
GMP in Eclipse, Ueverton Leomir, 22:21
Re: how to do an infinite loop, Eric Sosman, 22:15
Re: exit, atexit and scope, Eric Sosman, 22:07
Re: Dharaskar's C questions ???, aarklon, 22:01
Re: Dharaskar's C questions ???, santosh, 21:48
Re: return from main, Keith Thompson, 21:31
Re: Dynamic memory allocation stack heaps, Podi, 21:26
Re: how to do an infinite loop, Keith Thompson, 21:19
Re: Discussing the criticisms, Keith Thompson, 21:16
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Keith Thompson, 21:06
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Keith Thompson, 21:01
Re: C program to broadcast...., Walter Roberson, 20:56
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Keith Thompson, 20:51
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Keith Thompson, 20:45
C program to broadcast...., swetha, 20:41
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Keith Thompson, 20:41
Re: exit, atexit and scope, Ben Bacarisse, 20:37
Re: return from main, Keith Thompson, 20:32
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Kenny McCormack, 20:23
Re: how to do an infinite loop, Pietro Cerutti, 20:13
Re: how to do an infinite loop, Gene, 20:03
Re: how to do an infinite loop, jameskuyper, 19:40
Re: C doubts, Al Balmer, 19:38
Re: how to do an infinite loop, Pietro Cerutti, 19:23
Re: C doubts, jameskuyper, 19:22
Re: how to do an infinite loop, jameskuyper, 19:13
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Dik T. Winter, 19:02
Re: how to do an infinite loop, Martin Ambuhl, 19:01
Re: C doubts, Dik T. Winter, 18:58
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Martin Ambuhl, 18:56
Re: how to do an infinite loop, Jim Langston, 18:55
Re: how to do an infinite loop, Default User, 18:49
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", jacob navia, 18:43
Re: exit, atexit and scope, Dik T. Winter, 18:41
Re: how to do an infinite loop, Pietro Cerutti, 18:40
Re: C doubts, Kenneth Brody, 18:39
Re: C doubts, Eric Sosman, 18:38
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Paul Hsieh, 18:37
Re: Discussing the criticisms, jacob navia, 18:30
Re: return from main, Ben Pfaff, 18:30
Re: exit, atexit and scope, Eric Sosman, 18:26
how to do an infinite loop, James Watt, 18:22
Re: Memory leaking.., Kenneth Brody, 18:17
Re: question on conversion, Roman Mashak, 18:06
Re: Discussing the criticisms, Peter Nilsson, 18:04
Re: I couldnt find what is wrong, user923005, 18:01
Re: error in sending post to log in google account, Kenneth Brody, 17:58
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", jacob navia, 17:57
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Paul Hsieh, 17:54
Re: Discussing the criticisms, Mark McIntyre, 17:48
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Keith Thompson, 17:47
Re: Pointer in functions, Kenneth Brody, 17:45
Re: exit, atexit and scope, Ben Bacarisse, 17:43
Re: C doubts, Eric Sosman, 17:36
Re: return from main, Keith Thompson, 17:35
Re: I couldnt find what is wrong, emre esirik(hacettepe computer science and engineering), 17:29
I couldnt find what is wrong, emre esirik(hacettepe computer science and engineering), 17:28
Re: C doubts, Szabolcs Nagy, 17:20
Re: exit, atexit and scope, Eric Sosman, 17:18
Re: will I get Memory leak.., Ben Bacarisse, 17:17
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Kenneth Brody, 17:13
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Malcolm McLean, 17:07
question on conversion, Roman Mashak, 17:07
Re: Question on some C code that I saw, Richard Heathfield, 17:00
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", jacob navia, 16:44
Re: return from main, Peter Nilsson, 16:31
Re: I need to function for polynom device, Ben Bacarisse, 16:16
Re: will I get Memory leak.., Keith Thompson, 16:15
Re: I need to function for polynom device, emre esirik(hacettepe computer science and engineering), 16:14
Evaluating Business Intelligence Options for Software developers, test, 16:14
Re: Question on some C code that I saw, Peter Nilsson, 16:07
Re: return from main, Charlie Gordon, 16:07
Re: Discussing the criticisms, user923005, 16:06
Re: I need to function for polynom device, user1, 16:06
Re: I need to function for polynom device, user1, 16:04
Re: I need to function for polynom device, Walter Roberson, 16:04
Re: return from main, Keith Thompson, 16:03
Re: I need to function for polynom device, user923005, 16:02
I need to function for polynom device, emre esirik(hacettepe computer science and engineering), 15:54
Re: C doubts, Richard Harter, 15:42
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Charlton Wilbur, 15:41
Re: Discussing the criticisms, Richard Harter, 15:27
Re: C doubts, Flash Gordon, 15:15
Re: C doubts, CBFalconer, 15:01
Re: Discussing the criticisms, jacob navia, 14:52
Re: C doubts, Richard, 14:32
Re: exit, atexit and scope, Flash Gordon, 14:32
Re: Discussing the criticisms, Ian Collins, 14:28
Re: Dharaskar's C questions ???, Ben Bacarisse, 14:27
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Chris Thomasson, 14:23
Re: C doubts, sophia . agnes, 14:23
Re: C doubts, CBFalconer, 14:18
Re: C doubts, Walter Roberson, 14:14
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Flash Gordon, 14:10
Re: reference expression, Ben Bacarisse, 14:09
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Paul Hsieh, 14:08
Re: C doubts, jacob navia, 14:07
Re: Dharaskar's C questions ???, santosh, 14:06
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", jacob navia, 14:00
Dharaskar's C questions ???, aarklon, 13:49
Re: reference expression, Pietro Cerutti, 13:47
reference expression, Pietro Cerutti, 13:45
Re: C doubts, santosh, 13:38
Re: C doubts, jameskuyper, 13:36
C doubts, sophia . agnes, 13:22
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Charlton Wilbur, 13:15
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", jacob navia, 12:56
Re: return from main, $)CHarald van D)&k, 12:54
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Ivanna Pee, 12:47
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Charlton Wilbur, 12:26
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Charlton Wilbur, 12:24
Re: heap sort, Christopher Benson-Manica, 12:21
Re: exit, atexit and scope, Richard, 12:16
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Re: exit, atexit and scope, Ben Bacarisse, 11:36
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Discussing the criticisms, jacob navia, 11:11
Re: reserve method of vector, Philip Potter, 10:56
Re: #pragma dictionary directive in Linux?, arunmib, 10:54
reserve method of vector, George2, 10:52
Re: exit, atexit and scope, Richard, 10:38
Re: Test you C skills !!!!!!!, pete, 10:28
Re: Test you C skills !!!!!!!, Ben Bacarisse, 10:25
Re: exit, atexit and scope, Ben Bacarisse, 10:16
Re: heap sort, pete, 10:13
Re: exit, atexit and scope, Philip Potter, 10:06
Re: Test you C skills !!!!!!!, Mark Bluemel, 09:34
Re: will I get Memory leak.., Richard, 09:32
Re: exit, atexit and scope, Richard, 09:31
Re: Test you C skills !!!!!!!, karthikbalaguru, 09:24
Re: exit, atexit and scope, Ben Bacarisse, 09:18
exit, atexit and scope, Laurent Deniau, 09:09
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Szabolcs Nagy, 09:07
Re: Test you C skills !!!!!!!, Philip Potter, 09:03
Re: return from main, Philip Potter, 09:00
Re: heap sort, Szabolcs Nagy, 08:49
Re: will I get Memory leak.., Ben Bacarisse, 08:45
Re: Memory leaking.., Richard, 08:30
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", James Kuyper, 07:55
Re: Memory leaking.., Ben Bacarisse, 07:44
Re: Memory leaking.., Ben Bacarisse, 07:41
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", jfbode, 07:38
Re: What does near intialization mean, Spiros Bousbouras, 07:28
Re: Memory leaking.., Philip Potter, 07:26
Re: What does near intialization mean, Spiros Bousbouras, 07:24
Re: Test you C skills !!!!!!!, Richard Heathfield, 07:14
Re: Dynamic memory allocation stack heaps, Chris Dollin, 07:13
Re: Test you C skills !!!!!!!, Philip Potter, 07:03
Re: Dynamic memory allocation stack heaps, Mark Bluemel, 06:56
Re: return from main, Spiros Bousbouras, 06:51
Re: Dynamic memory allocation stack heaps, Chris Dollin, 06:48
Re: heap sort, pete, 06:34
Re: Dynamic memory allocation stack heaps, vivek, 06:33
Re: Dynamic memory allocation stack heaps, Chris Dollin, 06:27
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Dynamic memory allocation stack heaps, vivek, 06:14
comp.lang.c Answers (Abridged) to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ), Steve Summit, 06:00
Re: Memory leaking.., dSpam@xxxxxxxx, 04:58
Re: Memory leaking.., Chris Dollin, 04:44
Re: C program data to Excel, Ian Collins, 04:19
C program data to Excel, shai . rozenblit, 04:16
Re: Memory leaking.., Chris Dollin, 04:08
Re: Memory leaking.., Nick Keighley, 04:06
Re: Memory leaking.., Mark Bluemel, 04:02
Re: Memory leaking.., Nick Keighley, 03:59
2008 .comp.lang.c++, ashik, 03:15
Re: Memory leaking.., Richard Heathfield, 02:14
Re: Memory leaking.., gNash, 02:12
Re: Memory leaking.., Ian Collins, 02:04
Memory leaking.., gNash, 01:54
Re: Question on some C code that I saw, Richard Heathfield, 01:22
Re: heap sort, Ben Pfaff, 01:20
Re: Question on some C code that I saw, Richard Heathfield, 01:17
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Alex Vinokur, 01:12
Re: Test you C skills !!!!!!!, Richard Heathfield, 01:09
Re: question on conversion, Walter Roberson, 00:36
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Re: Why getchar() doesn't quit if EOF isn't the first char, Barry Schwarz, 00:26
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November 14, 2007

Re: return from main, Barry Schwarz, 23:55
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Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Chris Thomasson, 23:17
Re: Question on some C code that I saw, Keith Thompson, 23:14
Re: Question on some C code that I saw, Chad, 23:13
Re: Question on some C code that I saw, Chad, 23:08
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", santosh, 22:49
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", santosh, 22:46
Re: Question on some C code that I saw, Jack Klein, 22:46
Re: error in sending post to log in google account, Jack Klein, 22:42
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Chris Thomasson, 22:40
Re: Question on some C code that I saw, santosh, 22:38
Re: Question on some C code that I saw, Peter Nilsson, 22:34
Re: Test you C skills !!!!!!!, Jack Klein, 22:27
Re: return from main, Peter Nilsson, 22:07
Question on some C code that I saw, Chad, 22:04
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Peter Nilsson, 21:50
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Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Chris Thomasson, 21:29
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Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Mark McIntyre, 20:16
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Mark McIntyre, 20:01
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Mark McIntyre, 19:54
Re: 2.3 million US Soldiers vs 11.7 million Iranian Soldiers = ARMY DRAFT, Default User, 19:35
Re: getting numbers, pete, 19:23
Re: pointers in functions, pete, 19:16
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Martin Ambuhl, 19:00
Re: PLEASE, PLEASE HELP - Compile time error message, Martin Ambuhl, 18:54
Re: pointers in functions, Remo D., 18:33
Re: pointers in functions, Keith Thompson, 18:30
Re: Disappearing RoadRunner messages (Sea Wasp, Keith Thompson), Keith Thompson, 18:24
Re: pointers in functions, raghu, 18:23
Re: Pointer in functions, Eric Sosman, 18:16
Re: pointers in functions, Remo D., 18:11
Re: Pointer in functions, Keith Thompson, 17:54
Re: pointers in functions, raghu, 17:43
Re: Pointer in functions, raghu, 17:41
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Re: Disappearing RoadRunner messages (Sea Wasp, Keith Thompson), David Goldfarb, 17:29
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Paul Hsieh, 17:03
Re: Test you C skills !!!!!!!, Old Wolf, 17:02
Re: Disappearing RoadRunner messages (Sea Wasp, Keith Thompson), Keith Thompson, 17:01
Re: PLEASE, PLEASE HELP - Compile time error message, Keith Thompson, 16:59
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Re: PLEASE, PLEASE HELP - Compile time error message, user923005, 16:52
Re: getting numbers, Walter Roberson, 16:51
Re: printf function changes int to char when using format specifier?, Keith Thompson, 16:50
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Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Kenny McCormack, 16:30
Re: Pointer in functions, pete, 16:26
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., Kenny McCormack, 16:25
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Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, pete, 15:57
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Paul Hsieh, 15:53
Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, pete, 15:45
Re: Pointer in functions, Eric Sosman, 15:31
Re: Why getchar() doesn't quit if EOF isn't the first char, Keith Thompson, 15:24
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Serve Lau, 15:14
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Re: Disappearing RoadRunner messages (Sea Wasp, Keith Thompson), Default User, 15:07
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Re: question: typedef's do they belong in header file or in .c files ?, cr88192, 14:49
Re: will I get Memory leak.., Keith Thompson, 14:36
Re: return from main, Keith Thompson, 14:27
Re: Why getchar() doesn't quit if EOF isn't the first char, Keith Thompson, 14:15
Re: Disappearing RoadRunner messages (Sea Wasp, Keith Thompson), Keith Thompson, 14:12
Re: Test you C skills !!!!!!!, pete, 14:05
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Richard Heathfield, 13:54
Re: Test you C skills !!!!!!!, Ben Pfaff, 13:50
Re: getting numbers, santosh, 13:44
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Re: Designing fgetline - a perspective, Richard Harter, 12:48
Re: Test you C skills !!!!!!!, Ben Bacarisse, 12:48
Re: #pragma dictionary directive in Linux?, Ed Vogel, 12:47
Re: Keith Thompson's messages dont come through, Default User, 12:43
Re: [ot]Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., Al Balmer, 12:37
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Re: #pragma dictionary directive in Linux?, Ben Pfaff, 12:26
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Re: Test you C skills !!!!!!!, Mark Bluemel, 12:16
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", Kenny McCormack, 12:14
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Re: C code, dj3vande, 11:58
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Re: Disappearing RoadRunner messages (Sea Wasp, Keith Thompson), Michael S. Schiffer, 11:45
Re: Test you C skills !!!!!!!, Philip Potter, 11:44
Re: getting numbers, Richard Bos, 11:43
Re: Disappearing RoadRunner messages (Sea Wasp, Keith Thompson), Mike Schilling, 11:43
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, user923005, 11:41
Re: will I get Memory leak.., Martin Ambuhl, 11:33
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[ot]Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., pete, 11:01
Re: Test you C skills !!!!!!!, vippstar, 10:41
Re: What does near intialization mean, Richard Heathfield, 10:28
Re: Test you C skills !!!!!!!, Richard Heathfield, 10:26
Re: Why getchar() doesn't quit if EOF isn't the first char, Ben Pfaff, 10:14
Test you C skills !!!!!!!, aarklon, 09:53
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Re: will I get Memory leak.., Mark Bluemel, 08:57
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Re: will I get Memory leak.., Philip Potter, 08:47
Re: will I get Memory leak.., gNash, 08:38
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Re: will I get Memory leak.., Mark Bluemel, 08:34
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Re: will I get Memory leak.., gNash, 08:31
Re: will I get Memory leak.., Richard Bos, 08:27
Re: will I get Memory leak.., Ben Bacarisse, 08:25
Re: will I get Memory leak.., James Kuyper, 08:22
Re: will I get Memory leak.., gNash, 08:18
Re: will I get Memory leak.., James Kuyper, 08:11
Re: will I get Memory leak.., gNash, 08:09
Re: Disappearing RoadRunner messages (Sea Wasp, Keith Thompson), Sea Wasp, 08:05
Re: will I get Memory leak.., Ben Bacarisse, 07:59
Re: will I get Memory leak.., gNash, 07:59
Re: problem understanding c code, Ben Bacarisse, 07:51
Re: will I get Memory leak.., James Kuyper, 07:50
Re: will I get Memory leak.., gNash, 07:46
Re: will I get Memory leak.., Spiros Bousbouras, 07:45
Re: What does near intialization mean, Richard, 07:45
Re: Disappearing RoadRunner messages (Sea Wasp, Keith Thompson), James Kuyper, 07:45
Re: What does near initialization mean, Richard, 07:44
Re: What does near intialization mean, James Kuyper, 07:40
Re: will I get Memory leak.., Richard Bos, 07:34
Re: problem understanding c code, Mark Bluemel, 07:33
Re: problem understanding c code, Andreas, 07:32
will I get Memory leak.., gNash, 07:31
Re: What does near intialization mean, Mark Bluemel, 07:26
Re: Function pointer dereference security, Richard Bos, 07:26
Re: What does near initialization mean, Kenny McCormack, 07:20
Re: Disappearing RoadRunner messages (Sea Wasp, Keith Thompson), Sea Wasp, 07:15
Re: question: typedef's do they belong in header file or in .c files ?, jason, 07:14
Re: What does near initialization mean, Ben Bacarisse, 07:09
Re: problem understanding c code, Spiros Bousbouras, 07:03
Re: What does near initialization mean, Kenny McCormack, 06:56
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Re: What does near initialization mean, Richard, 06:49
Re: What does near intialization mean, Spiros Bousbouras, 06:46
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Alex Vinokur, 06:29
Re: What does near initialization mean, Kenny McCormack, 06:23
Re: return from main, Spiros Bousbouras, 06:22
Re: 2.3 million US Soldiers vs 11.7 million Iranian Soldiers = ARMY DRAFT, Ioannis Gyftos, 06:18
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November 13, 2007

Re: Disappearing RoadRunner messages (Sea Wasp, Keith Thompson), Sean Eric Fagan, 23:27
Re: Disappearing RoadRunner messages (Sea Wasp, Keith Thompson), Sea Wasp, 22:56
Re: (FAQ details:) malloc(), void * and casts, Peter Nilsson, 22:40
Re: Disappearing RoadRunner messages (Sea Wasp, Keith Thompson), David DeLaney, 22:19
Re: help with memory management strategy?, Ark Khasin, 22:16
Re: Disappearing RoadRunner messages (Sea Wasp, Keith Thompson), William December Starr, 21:53
Re: Disappearing RoadRunner messages (Sea Wasp, Keith Thompson), Christopher J. Henrich, 21:52
Re: Disappearing RoadRunner messages (Sea Wasp, Keith Thompson), Christopher J. Henrich, 21:51
Re: Keith Thompson's messages dont come through, Don Bruder, 21:15
Re: question: typedef's do they belong in header file or in .c files ?, David T. Ashley, 21:13
Re: (FAQ details:) malloc(), void * and casts, Paul Hsieh, 20:46
Re: C code, Bill Cunningham, 20:45
Re: Disappearing RoadRunner messages (Sea Wasp, Keith Thompson), Default User, 20:36
Re: Keith Thompson's messages dont come through, Default User, 20:35
Re: Disappearing RoadRunner messages (Sea Wasp, Keith Thompson), Sea Wasp, 20:24
Re: Keith Thompson's messages dont come through, Default User, 20:16
Re: heap sort, pete, 20:14
Re: C code, user923005, 20:13
Re: about allocation of the static pointers, Thad Smith, 20:05
Re: question: typedef's do they belong in header file or in .c files ?, Dave Hansen, 20:01
question: typedef's do they belong in header file or in .c files ?, jason, 19:59
Re: What does near intialization mean, Dik T. Winter, 19:50
Re: C code, Bill Cunningham, 19:46
Re: What does near intialization mean, Richard Heathfield, 17:37
Re: return from main, jameskuyper, 17:05
Re: Keith Thompson's messages dont come through, Don Bruder, 16:26
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Re: Disappearing RoadRunner messages (Sea Wasp, Keith Thompson), Hallvard B Furuseth, 16:09
Re: Disappearing RoadRunner messages (Sea Wasp, Keith Thompson), Don Bruder, 16:05
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, user923005, 15:52
Re: heap sort, user923005, 15:46
Re: 2.3 million US Soldiers vs 11.7 million Iranian Soldiers = ARMY DRAFT, Puppet_Sock, 15:43
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2.3 million US Soldiers vs 11.7 million Iranian Soldiers = ARMY DRAFT, 127.0.0.1, 14:59
Re: Disappearing RoadRunner messages (Sea Wasp, Keith Thompson), Default User, 14:57
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, Charlie Gordon, 14:57
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Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, pete, 14:47
Re: Disappearing RoadRunner messages (Sea Wasp, Keith Thompson), Mike Schilling, 14:34
Re: What does near intialization mean, Keith Thompson, 14:34
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Re: Disappearing RoadRunner messages (Sea Wasp, Keith Thompson), Sean Eric Fagan, 14:31
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Re: Keith Thompson's messages dont come through, Default User, 14:03
Re: What does near intialization mean, Richard Heathfield, 13:55
Re: return from main, Keith Thompson, 13:53
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, pete, 13:53
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, Stephen Sprunk, 13:38
Re: help with memory management strategy?, Tor Rustad, 13:36
Re: platform specific API or C standard API, Tor Rustad, 13:29
Re: How can I get a number meet the Poisson Distribution, Mark McIntyre, 13:23
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Matthias Buelow, 13:23
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Tor Rustad, 13:22
Re: (FAQ details:) malloc(), void * and casts, Keith Thompson, 12:41
Re: Designing fgetline - a perspective, Richard Harter, 12:29
Re: heap sort, sophia . agnes, 12:27
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Re: What does near intialization mean, Richard, 12:14
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Re: Designing fgetline - a perspective, Richard Harter, 12:00
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Re: Designing fgetline - a perspective, Richard Harter, 11:45
Re: What does near intialization mean, Chris Dollin, 11:29
Re: What does near intialization mean, Richard, 11:04
Re: What does near intialization mean, Kenny McCormack, 10:57
Re: What does near intialization mean, Kenny McCormack, 10:56
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Re: error while compilation, Mark Bluemel, 10:13
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Re: What does near intialization mean, Richard, 09:46
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Re: What does near intialization mean, Kenny McCormack, 09:34
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Re: What does near intialization mean, Chris Dollin, 09:28
Re: What does near intialization mean, Richard, 09:06
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Re: What does near intialization mean, Mark Bluemel, 08:56
Re: What does near intialization mean, Chris Dollin, 08:49
Re: What does near intialization mean, Chris Dollin, 08:41
Re: (FAQ details:) malloc(), void * and casts, Mark Bluemel, 08:37
Re: (FAQ details:) malloc(), void * and casts, Asbjørn Sæbø, 08:29
Re: (FAQ details:) malloc(), void * and casts, Richard, 08:28
Re: How are organizations adopting agile approaches?, Eric Sosman, 08:27
Re: (FAQ details:) malloc(), void * and casts, Richard Tobin, 08:24
Re: (FAQ details:) malloc(), void * and casts, Richard Tobin, 08:21
Re: (FAQ details:) malloc(), void * and casts, Mark Bluemel, 08:20
Re: Accessing different structures via pointer, Ben Bacarisse, 08:15
(FAQ details:) malloc(), void * and casts, Asbjørn Sæbø, 08:14
Re: K&R 5-11 ( a little OT), mdh, 08:10
How are organizations adopting agile approaches?, editormt, 08:06
Re: Keith Thompson's messages dont come through, Spoon, 08:03
Re: How can I get a number meet the Poisson Distribution, Udai Kiran, 07:45
Re: What does near intialization mean, Richard, 07:44
Re: What does near intialization mean, Richard, 07:43
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Re: What does near intialization mean, Richard, 07:41
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Re: What does near intialization mean, Richard, 07:40
Re: What does near intialization mean, Richard, 07:38
Re: How can I get a number meet the Poisson Distribution, Keith Willis, 07:37
Re: return from main, James Kuyper, 07:23
Re: return from main, Mark Bluemel, 07:15
Re: return from main, Keith Willis, 07:05
Re: return from main, junky_fellow@xxxxxxxxxxx, 07:04
Re: What does near intialization mean, Mark Bluemel, 07:03
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Re: What does near intialization mean, Nick Keighley, 06:57
Re: What does near intialization mean, Spiros Bousbouras, 06:52
Re: What does near intialization mean, Spiros Bousbouras, 06:49
Re: Keith Thompson's messages dont come through, Keith Willis, 06:46
Re: about allocation of the static pointers, parag_paul@xxxxxxxxxxx, 06:34
Re: about allocation of the static pointers, Nick Keighley, 06:16
Re: about allocation of the static pointers, santosh, 06:12
Re: about allocation of the static pointers, Mark Bluemel, 06:10
Re: about allocation of the static pointers, Richard Bos, 06:08
Re: Keith Thompson's messages dont come through, santosh, 06:06
Re: Accessing different structures via pointer, Mark Bluemel, 06:00
Re: return from main, Spiros Bousbouras, 05:51
Re: What does near intialization mean, Richard Heathfield, 05:41
Re: Accessing different structures via pointer, yugidnu, 05:30
Re: return from main, Spiros Bousbouras, 05:22
Re: return from main, Philip Potter, 05:22
Re: What does near intialization mean, Richard Heathfield, 05:17
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Re: What does near intialization mean, Boltar, 05:04
Re: return from main, Keith Willis, 04:55
Re: return from main, Mark Bluemel, 04:53
Re: Keith Thompson's messages dont come through, Kenny McCormack, 04:47
Re: Accessing different structures via pointer, Mark Bluemel, 04:43
Re: segmentation fault, malloc error, mathieu . dutour, 04:37
Re: Keith Thompson's messages dont come through, Keith Willis, 04:35
Re: What does near intialization mean, Chris Dollin, 03:59
Re: What does near intialization mean, Chris Dollin, 03:55
Re: Nested variadic functions, Chris Dollin, 03:50
Re: return from main, Richard Heathfield, 03:49
Accessing different structures via pointer, yugidnu, 03:43
Re: my getline is better than yours, Spoon, 03:42
Re: return from main, junky_fellow@xxxxxxxxxxx, 03:38
Re: Dynamic Hashing, Mark Bluemel, 03:31
Re: where is the lib of "cexp" about GCC?, Ian Collins, 03:08
Re: where is the lib of "cexp" about GCC?, santosh, 03:07
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Re: The new comp.lang.c, James Harris, 02:05
Re: The new comp.lang.c, Richard Heathfield, 01:37
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Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Richard Heathfield, 00:57
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Re: platform specific API or C standard API, jaysome, 00:51
Re: K&R 5-11 ( a little OT), Thad Smith, 00:51

November 12, 2007

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Re: What does near intialization mean, Peter Nilsson, 23:41
Re: how to do two-stage preprocessing of one file, andreyvul, 23:32
Re: how to do two-stage preprocessing of one file, andreyvul, 23:30
Re: very much new to c need ur help, Golden California Girls, 23:10
Re: Question regarding memory alignment, Barry Schwarz, 23:00
Re: K&R 5-11 ( a little OT), mdeh, 22:41
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, James Kuyper, 22:41
Re: Typedef question, Barry Schwarz, 22:24
Re: I cant do change string to int., Barry Schwarz, 22:19
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Peter Nilsson, 22:00
Re: how to do two-stage preprocessing of one file, Ark Khasin, 21:54
Re: K&R 5-11 ( a little OT), Walter Roberson, 21:53
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Re: how to do two-stage preprocessing of one file, Walter Roberson, 20:00
Re: how to do two-stage preprocessing of one file, Ark Khasin, 19:58
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Re: how to do two-stage preprocessing of one file, santosh, 19:53
Re: how to do two-stage preprocessing of one file, andreyvul, 19:28
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Re: how to do two-stage preprocessing of one file, Walter Roberson, 19:11
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Flash Gordon, 19:09
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Flash Gordon, 19:05
how to do two-stage preprocessing of one file, andreyvul, 18:38
how to do two-stage preprocessing of one file, andreyvul, 18:31
Re: C preprocessor problem, jameskuyper, 18:09
Re: C preprocessor problem, Old Wolf, 17:54
Re: C preprocessor problem, Richard Heathfield, 17:50
Re: C preprocessor problem, jameskuyper, 17:49
comp.lang.c, mathivrani, 17:37
Re: What does near intialization mean, Mark McIntyre, 17:37
C preprocessor problem, gpearman, 17:37
Re: What does near intialization mean, Mark McIntyre, 17:35
Re: What does near intialization mean, Mark McIntyre, 17:33
Re: What does near intialization mean, Richard Heathfield, 17:29
Re: What does near intialization mean, Richard Heathfield, 17:23
Re: What does near intialization mean, Boltar, 17:14
Re: What does near intialization mean, Boltar, 17:13
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Malcolm McLean, 16:57
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Richard Heathfield, 16:29
Re: A C unix server with a windows client, Al Balmer, 16:23
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Richard Heathfield, 16:20
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Keith Thompson, 16:14
Re: What does near intialization mean, Flash Gordon, 16:12
Re: A C unix server with a windows client, Walter Roberson, 16:07
Re: A C unix server with a windows client, santosh, 16:07
A C unix server with a windows client, Seth, 16:02
Re: platform specific API or C standard API, Tor Rustad, 16:00
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Flash Gordon, 15:53
Auto-CAD Outsourcing in India, Gaurang, 15:43
Re: [OT] pointer vs. index notation, Keith Thompson, 15:39
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Keith Thompson, 15:37
Re: very much new to c need ur help, Keith Thompson, 15:33
Re: What does near intialization mean, dj3vande, 15:24
Re: platform specific API or C standard API, santosh, 15:13
Re: What does near intialization mean, Boltar, 15:13
Re: [OT] pointer vs. index notation, Chris Torek, 15:10
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Chris Torek, 15:02
Re: platform specific API or C standard API, Kenny McCormack, 14:59
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Flash Gordon, 14:48
Re: platform specific API or C standard API, dj3vande, 14:41
Re: Free Store of memory, santosh, 14:40
Re: platform specific API or C standard API, Tor Rustad, 14:38
Re: [OT] pointer vs. index notation, dj3vande, 14:36
Re: md5sum c function, santosh, 14:34
Re: very much new to c need ur help, santosh, 14:27
Re: platform specific API or C standard API, John Bode, 14:13
Re: Designing fgetline - a perspective, Paul Hsieh, 14:11
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Flash Gordon, 14:09
Re: Advanced reading from stdin with standard C, santosh, 13:58
Re: platform specific API or C standard API, dj3vande, 13:30
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, dj3vande, 13:14
Re: Keith Thompson's messages dont come through, Default User, 13:11
Re: Advanced reading from stdin with standard C, Ben Bacarisse, 12:58
Re: Advanced reading from stdin with standard C, Walter Roberson, 12:57
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Re: [OT] pointer vs. index notation, Willem, 12:20
Re: [OT] pointer vs. index notation, Johannes Bauer, 12:12
Re: help with memory management strategy?, Ark Khasin, 11:48
Re: Why does my "linked list" apparently step on other memory?, Ben Pfaff, 11:47
Re: Why does my "linked list" apparently step on other memory?, Tor Rustad, 11:45
Re: C code, Ben Pfaff, 11:27
Re: Designing fgetline - a perspective, Richard Harter, 11:21
Re: Why does my "linked list" apparently step on other memory?, Mark Bluemel, 11:21
Re: What does near intialization mean, Richard Heathfield, 11:17
Re: very much new to c need ur help, Ben Pfaff, 11:15
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., Tor Rustad, 11:07
Re: Designing fgetline - a perspective, Richard Harter, 11:05
Re: Nested variadic functions, Pranav Peshwe, 11:02
Re: [OT] pointer vs. index notation, Chris Dollin, 10:57
Re: How would you resolve this symbol conflict?, Eric Sosman, 10:56
Re: how to get dollars($) in c, Tor Rustad, 10:55
Re: What does near intialization mean, Chris Dollin, 10:54
Re: Why does my "linked list" apparently step on other memory?, Julienne Walker, 10:53
Re: Advanced reading from stdin with standard C, Julienne Walker, 10:49
Re: C code, Al Balmer, 10:48
Re: What does near intialization mean, Boltar, 10:44
Re: md5sum c function, Mark Bluemel, 10:33
Re: [OT] pointer vs. index notation, Johannes Bauer, 10:28
Re: md5sum c function, ksashtekar@xxxxxxxxx, 10:26
Advanced reading from stdin with standard C, Joakim Hove, 10:25
Re: very much new to c need ur help, Charlton Wilbur, 10:22
Why does my "linked list" apparently step on other memory?, Bill Reid, 10:19
Re: segmentation fault, malloc error, mathieu . dutour, 10:08
Re: segmentation fault, malloc error, Luk�s Polok, 10:03
Re: What does near intialization mean, Chris Dollin, 09:58
Re: very much new to c need ur help, Richard, 09:56
Re: How would you resolve this symbol conflict?, Ben Bacarisse, 09:52
Re: What does near intialization mean, Richard Heathfield, 09:45
Re: very much new to c need ur help, Ben Bacarisse, 09:41
Re: What does near intialization mean, Boltar, 09:37
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Richard Heathfield, 09:32
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Tor Rustad, 09:26
Re: Keith Thompson's messages dont come through, Mark Bluemel, 09:15
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Richard, 09:10
Re: Keith Thompson's messages dont come through, Tor Rustad, 09:10
Re: help with memory management strategy?, Tor Rustad, 08:55
Re: very much new to c need ur help, ratika, 08:54
Re: very much new to c need ur help, sweet rati, 08:50
Re: very much new to c need ur help, sweet rati, 08:45
Re: segmentation fault, malloc error, Tor Rustad, 08:42
Re: How would you resolve this symbol conflict?, Eric Sosman, 08:36
Re: return from main, Eric Sosman, 08:30
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Richard Tobin, 08:22
Re: Question regarding memory alignment, James Kuyper, 08:20
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Richard, 08:12
Re: How would you resolve this symbol conflict?, metaperl.j@xxxxxxxxx, 07:41
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, James Kuyper, 07:35
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Richard Tobin, 07:33
Re: Nested variadic functions, Keith Willis, 07:27
Re: Keith Thompson's messages dont come through, Richard Bos, 07:24
Re: very much new to c need ur help, Richard Bos, 07:19
Re: I cant do change string to int., Mark Bluemel, 07:18
Re: segmentation fault, malloc error, mathieu . dutour, 07:12
Re: Writing single bits to a file, James Kuyper, 07:11
Re: O_TEXT, in microsoft environment, Richard Heathfield, 07:10
Re: A better algorithm to calculate a leap year?, Charlie Gordon, 07:02
Re: What does near intialization mean, Keith Thompson, 06:58
Re: How would you resolve this symbol conflict?, Ben Bacarisse, 06:58
Re: I cant do change string to int., James Kuyper, 06:56
C programmes, sskumartry, 06:55
Re: md5sum c function, Mark Bluemel, 06:55
Re: Free Store of memory, Mark Bluemel, 06:53
Re: What does near intialization mean, Mark Bluemel, 06:51
Re: return from main, Keith Thompson, 06:49
Re: Designing fgetline - a perspective, Richard Heathfield, 06:46
Re: O_TEXT, in microsoft environment, Charlie Gordon, 06:46
Re: return from main, Keith Thompson, 06:44
md5sum c function, Udai Kiran, 06:44
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Keith Thompson, 06:41
Re: Designing fgetline - a perspective, Charlie Gordon, 06:35
Free Store of memory, George2, 06:32
What does near intialization mean, Aditya, 06:28
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Richard Heathfield, 06:19
Re: return from main, Richard Heathfield, 06:16
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, Richard Heathfield, 06:12
Re: Keith Thompson's messages dont come through, Dik T. Winter, 06:03
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Richard Heathfield, 05:53
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Charlie Gordon, 05:52
Re: Nested variadic functions, Richard Tobin, 05:48
return from main, junky_fellow@xxxxxxxxxxx, 05:44
Nested variadic functions, Boltar, 05:37
Re: Dynamic Hashing [OT], Tor Rustad, 05:23
Re: platform specific API or C standard API, Tor Rustad, 05:15
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Charlie Gordon, 05:14
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, Keith Willis, 05:01
Re: segmentation fault, malloc error, Tor Rustad, 04:56
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Charlie Gordon, 04:53
Re: O_TEXT, in microsoft environment, Richard Heathfield, 04:49
FDFDSGDFSGDSSSSSSD, remarwr, 04:44
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Richard Heathfield, 04:42
segmentation fault, malloc error, mathieu . dutour, 04:41
Re: O_TEXT, in microsoft environment, Richard Tobin, 04:12
!!!!!! Genuine Way To Permanently Enlarge Your Penis At Home !!!!!, denial, 04:12
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Richard Heathfield, 03:49
Re: MISRA C latest guidelines--- anybody has?, Chris Hills, 03:40
Re: Writing single bits to a file, Flash Gordon, 03:36
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Malcolm McLean, 03:34
Re: C code, Chris Torek, 03:22
Re: platform specific API or C standard API, Flash Gordon, 03:21
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Malcolm McLean, 03:13
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Richard Heathfield, 03:07
Re: platform specific API or C standard API, Ian Collins, 03:04
Re: Designing fgetline - a perspective, Chris Torek, 03:03
platform specific API or C standard API, George2, 03:01
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Malcolm McLean, 02:53
Re: decimal constant too large, Charlie Gordon, 02:44
Re: very much new to c need ur help, santosh, 02:28
Re: very much new to c need ur help, Richard Heathfield, 02:15
Re: Problem when i pass pointers to functions, Chris Dollin, 02:06
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Richard Heathfield, 02:01
Re: Dynamic Hashing, santosh, 01:54
Re: very much new to c need ur help, Ark Khasin, 01:51
Re: C code, santosh, 01:49
Dynamic Hashing, Tinku, 01:31
Re: C code, jaysome, 01:20
Re: help with memory management strategy?, dj3vande, 00:59
Re: [OT] pointer vs. index notation, Chris Torek, 00:54
Re: [OT] pointer vs. index notation, santosh, 00:49
Re: very much new to c need ur help, santosh, 00:37
help with memory management strategy?, Ark Khasin, 00:34
[OT] pointer vs. index notation, Ark Khasin, 00:02

November 11, 2007

Dropped posts, was Re: What's the deal with size_t?, dj3vande, 23:40
Re: Keith Thompson's messages dont come through, santosh, 22:56
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Charlie Gordon, 22:30
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Charlie Gordon, 22:29
How would you resolve this symbol conflict?, metaperl.j@xxxxxxxxx, 22:15
Re: Function pointer dereference security, Barry Schwarz, 22:06
Question regarding memory alignment, somenath, 22:00
Re: very much new to c need ur help, Keith Thompson, 21:48
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Keith Thompson, 21:37
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Chris Torek, 21:24
Re: C code, Keith Thompson, 21:17
Re: fseek/fsetpos moving stream position incorrectly, David Thompson, 21:17
Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, David Thompson, 21:17
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, David Thompson, 21:17
Re: undefined behavior?, David Thompson, 21:17
Re: I am thankful to all, David Thompson, 21:17
Re: Designing fgetline - a perspective, David Thompson, 21:17
Re: Writing single bits to a file, David Thompson, 21:17
Re: typedef names as variable names (was Re: What does ((time_t)-1)mean?), David Thompson, 21:17
Re: Dev-C++ compiling problem, David Thompson, 21:17
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Charlie Gordon, 21:01
Re: Typedef question, Keith Thompson, 20:55
Re: Keith Thompson's messages dont come through, J. J. Farrell, 20:47
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Charlie Gordon, 20:41
Re: Read a line under MS/Unix/Mac, Charlie Gordon, 20:29
Re: Keith Thompson's messages dont come through, Walter Roberson, 20:19
Re: C code, Richard, 20:08
Keith Thompson's messages dont come through, Charlie Gordon, 20:05
Re: Designing fgetline - a perspective, CBFalconer, 19:57
Re: C code, Bill Cunningham, 19:47
Re: Absense of bool, Charlie Gordon, 19:35
Re: C code, Default User, 19:24
Re: I cant do change string to int., Flash Gordon, 19:15
Re: C code, Flash Gordon, 19:11
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Keith Thompson, 19:00
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Keith Thompson, 18:57
Re: I cant do change string to int., Default User, 18:53
C code, Bill Cunningham, 18:51
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Flash Gordon, 18:51
Re: I cant do change string to int., Mark McIntyre, 18:49
Re: O_TEXT, in microsoft environment, Mark McIntyre, 18:47
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Malcolm McLean, 18:46
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Malcolm McLean, 18:29
Re: Typedef question, Malcolm McLean, 18:24
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Keith Thompson, 18:22
Typedef question, Blip, 18:17
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Richard Heathfield, 18:14
Re: Problem when i pass pointers to functions, Roland Pibinger, 17:49
Re: Problem when i pass pointers to functions, Roland Pibinger, 17:38
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Malcolm McLean, 17:27
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Charlie Gordon, 17:22
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Flash Gordon, 17:20
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Malcolm McLean, 17:16
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Richard Heathfield, 17:08
Re: Problem when i pass pointers to functions, Richard, 16:58
Re: Problem when i pass pointers to functions, ramif, 16:53
Re: Problem when i pass pointers to functions, ramif, 16:51
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Richard, 16:46
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Malcolm McLean, 16:38
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Keith Thompson, 16:34
Re: Designing fgetline - a perspective, Eric Sosman, 16:32
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Keith Thompson, 16:18
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Malcolm McLean, 16:16
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Richard Heathfield, 15:41
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Richard, 15:33
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Ian Collins, 15:30
Re: Problem when i pass pointers to functions, Richard, 15:28
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Charles Richmond, 15:05
Re: I cant do change string to int., Flash Gordon, 14:29
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Flash Gordon, 14:23
Re: Problem when i pass pointers to functions, Chris Dollin, 14:18
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Flash Gordon, 14:13
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Flash Gordon, 14:09
Re: Designing fgetline - a perspective, Richard Harter, 13:50
Re: I cant do change string to int., James Kuyper, 13:34
Re: very much new to c need ur help, CBFalconer, 13:30
Re: simplebinary tree, Richard, 13:23
Re: I cant do change string to int., santosh, 13:22
Re: how to get dollars($) in c, $)CHarald van D)&k, 13:21
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Richard, 13:11
Re: I cant do change string to int., Ben Bacarisse, 13:10
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Malcolm McLean, 13:10
Re: very much new to c need ur help, santosh, 13:09
Re: Problem when i pass pointers to functions, Richard, 13:03
Re: I cant do change string to int., santosh, 13:02
Re: simplebinary tree, Tor Rustad, 13:00
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Ben Bacarisse, 12:53
Re: Problem when i pass pointers to functions, ramif, 12:44
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Ben Bacarisse, 12:43
Re: I cant do change string to int., emre esirik(hacettepe computer science and engineering), 12:34
Re: very much new to c need ur help, Joe Wright, 12:33
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Tor Rustad, 12:28
Re: Problem when i pass pointers to functions, Richard, 12:25
Re: simplebinary tree, CBFalconer, 12:23
Re: Problem when i pass pointers to functions, Joe Wright, 12:22
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Malcolm McLean, 12:19
Re: how to get dollars($) in c, Tor Rustad, 12:13
Re: Problem when i pass pointers to functions, Chris Dollin, 12:10
Re: how to get dollars($) in c, Tor Rustad, 12:10
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Malcolm McLean, 12:08
Re: Weird sprintf behavior, Xcriber51, 12:02
Re: Problem when i pass pointers to functions, Richard, 11:36
very much new to c need ur help, cool_ratikagupta@xxxxxxxxxx, 11:35
Re: Problem when i pass pointers to functions, Chris Dollin, 11:25
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Flash Gordon, 11:18
Re: Problem when i pass pointers to functions, santosh, 11:17
Problem when i pass pointers to functions, ramif, 11:12
Re: Function pointer dereference security, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 11:10
Re: I cant do change string to int., Chris Dollin, 11:10
Re: dumpbin with debug and release version, santosh, 11:03
Re: I cant do change string to int., santosh, 10:55
I cant do change string to int., emre esirik(hacettepe computer science and engineering), 10:46
Re: simplebinary tree, Ben Bacarisse, 10:41
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, CBFalconer, 10:33
Re: Function pointer dereference security, Eric Sosman, 10:30
Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), Eric Sosman, 10:13
Good ebook site [For Me]. 6000+ ebook index, rebratted, 09:22
dumpbin with debug and release version, George2, 09:11
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Pete Becker, 08:59
Re: Weird sprintf behavior, Ben Bacarisse, 08:49
Re: decimal constant too large, Joe Wright, 08:46
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Pete Becker, 08:45
Re: How to count Number of Instructions executed in One Second, Johannes Bauer, 08:42
Re: O_TEXT, in microsoft environment, Richard Heathfield, 08:05
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Chris Dollin, 08:03
Re: Weird sprintf behavior, Xcriber51, 07:55
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Ben Bacarisse, 07:35
Re: decimal constant too large, Ben Bacarisse, 07:27
Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Ben Bacarisse, 06:23
Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), Chris Torek, 06:21
MI5 Persecution: Leicester Square 9/2/98 (14608), MI5Victim, 06:06
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, James Kanze, 05:50
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, James Kanze, 05:48
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Sherman Pendley, 05:46
Re: decimal constant too large, Serve Lau, 05:40
Re: O_TEXT, in microsoft environment, Malcolm McLean, 05:33
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Flash Gordon, 05:27
Re: decimal constant too large, Flash Gordon, 05:23
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Flash Gordon, 05:19
MI5 Persecution: POSK 2/2/98 (12434), MI5Victim, 05:04
HI I AM VIVEK, prbraju16@xxxxxxxxx, 04:53
Re: How to count Number of Instructions executed in One Second, Keith Thompson, 04:22
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Keith Thompson, 04:10
MI5 Persecution: Brighton 24/9/98 (10260), MI5Victim, 04:03
Re: Are system calls sometimes costlier than library calls?, RoS, 03:52
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, RoS, 03:52
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Malcolm McLean, 03:52
Re: Function pointer dereference security, santosh, 03:50
Re: How to count Number of Instructions executed in One Second, jacob navia, 03:44
Re: Function pointer dereference security, Keith Thompson, 03:38
Re: decimal constant too large, Keith Thompson, 03:18
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Ian Collins, 03:18
Re: How to count Number of Instructions executed in One Second, coaassign@xxxxxxxxx, 03:05
MI5 Persecution: Johnny Boy (19/June/1999) (8086), MI5Victim, 03:04
MI5 Persecution: Johnny Boy (21/Aug/1998) (5912), MI5Victim, 02:02
Re: Function pointer dereference security, Richard Heathfield, 00:51
Re: Function pointer dereference security, Nyang A. Phra, 00:46
Re: Function pointer dereference security, Ben Pfaff, 00:44
MI5 Persecution: Flying Eye (Mar/1999) (3738), MI5Victim, 00:43
Re: Function pointer dereference security, Gordon Burditt, 00:37
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Tubular Technician, 00:31
Re: Function pointer dereference security, Nyang A. Phra, 00:16
Re: Function pointer dereference security, Richard Heathfield, 00:14

November 10, 2007

Function pointer dereference security, Nyang A. Phra, 23:56
Function pointer dereference security, Nyang A. Phra, 23:52
Re: decimal constant too large, Ben Pfaff, 23:34
MI5 Persecution: Neil Fox (Nov/1998) (1564), MI5Victim, 23:06
Re: Weird sprintf behavior, Keith Thompson, 23:02
Re: decimal constant too large, Jack Klein, 22:54
EARN AS MUCH AS U WANT NO LIMIT, angela_gracy, 22:32
REGISTER YOURSELF AND GET THE $200 FOR FREE, angela_gracy, 22:31
Re: Port code from Solaris to Linux, Kenny McCormack, 21:55
Re: Weird sprintf behavior, CBFalconer, 21:51
Re: Weird sprintf behavior, CBFalconer, 21:48
Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), CBFalconer, 21:40
Re: decimal constant too large, CBFalconer, 21:38
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, CBFalconer, 21:24
Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, ozbear, 21:01
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., Ben Bacarisse, 20:31
Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), Ben Bacarisse, 20:26
Re: decimal constant too large, Joe Wright, 20:04
Re: How to create separate character pointers?, Andrew Thompson, 19:30
Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), Martin, 19:04
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Ian Collins, 19:03
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Malcolm McLean, 18:37
Re: Port code from Solaris to Linux, Kenny McCormack, 18:34
Re: decimal constant too large, Keith Thompson, 18:02
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., antondeck, 18:01
Re: Port code from Solaris to Linux, Mark McIntyre, 17:47
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., Mark McIntyre, 17:44
Re: Designing fgetline - a perspective, Malcolm McLean, 17:43
Re: decimal constant too large, Keith Thompson, 17:41
Re: decimal constant too large, Bartc, 17:31
Re: decimal constant too large, Harald van D)&k, 17:28
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Ian Collins, 17:14
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Malcolm McLean, 16:58
Re: Designing fgetline - a perspective, Eric Sosman, 16:56
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Malcolm McLean, 16:50
Re: Designing fgetline - a perspective, Carl, 16:27
Re: decimal constant too large, Keith Thompson, 16:07
Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), Ben Bacarisse, 16:06
Re: decimal constant too large, Keith Thompson, 15:59
Re: Port code from Solaris to Linux, Keith Thompson, 15:52
Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), Eric Sosman, 15:48
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Ian Collins, 15:43
Re: Weird sprintf behavior, $)CHarald van D)&k, 15:24
Re: Weird sprintf behavior, Keith Thompson, 15:13
Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), Martin, 15:11
Stats for comp.lang.c (last 7 days), CLC stats, 15:06
Re: How to count Number of Instructions executed in One Second, jacob navia, 14:53
Re: How to count Number of Instructions executed in One Second, Johannes Bauer, 14:50
Re: Port code from Solaris to Linux, jacob navia, 14:49
Re: Weird sprintf behavior, Chris Dollin, 14:44
Re: How to count Number of Instructions executed in One Second, jacob navia, 14:43
Re: Weird sprintf behavior, Johannes Bauer, 14:33
Re: Weird sprintf behavior, Richard Heathfield, 14:33
Re: Richard heathfields casting operation, Keith Thompson, 14:31
Re: How to count Number of Instructions executed in One Second, jacob navia, 14:31
Re: how to get dollars($) in c, $)CHarald van D)&k, 14:28
Re: Weird sprintf behavior, Johannes Bauer, 14:21
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Tim H, 14:20
Re: How to count Number of Instructions executed in One Second, Johannes Bauer, 14:18
Re: Weird sprintf behavior, Xcriber51, 14:16
Re: How to count Number of Instructions executed in One Second, coaassign@xxxxxxxxx, 14:13
How to count Number of Instructions executed in One Second, coaassign@xxxxxxxxx, 14:12
Re: simplebinary tree, Keith Thompson, 14:12
Re: Weird sprintf behavior, Richard Heathfield, 14:11
Re: Weird sprintf behavior, gw7rib, 14:03
Re: decimal constant too large, Joe Wright, 13:43
Weird sprintf behavior, Xcriber51, 13:40
Re: Port code from Solaris to Linux, Serve Lau, 13:39
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Flash Gordon, 13:37
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, EventHelix.com, 11:57
Re: Port code from Solaris to Linux, Richard Riley, 11:53
Re: Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), Ben Bacarisse, 11:50
Re: decimal constant too large, James Kuyper, 11:42
Re: decimal constant too large, Ben Bacarisse, 11:31
Re: Port code from Solaris to Linux, Kenny McCormack, 11:20
Re: decimal constant too large, CBFalconer, 11:09
Re: Port code from Solaris to Linux, James Kuyper, 11:06
Re: decimal constant too large, Serve Lau, 11:00
Re: Port code from Solaris to Linux, Richard Harter, 10:23
Re: decimal constant too large, James Kuyper, 10:02
Defeating Optimisation for memcmp(), Martin, 09:55
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., Kenny McCormack, 08:58
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Pete Becker, 08:34
Re: program design, what datastructure to choose question....., jason, 08:09
►COMPLETE GUIDE TO ENLARGE YOUR PENIS SIZE BY 1-3 INCHES IN JUST FEW WEEKS ◄, C Ken, 07:49
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., Ben Bacarisse, 07:21
Re: Port code from Solaris to Linux, Kenny McCormack, 07:05
Re: decimal constant too large, Ben Bacarisse, 06:49
Re: decimal constant too large, Martien Verbruggen, 06:45
Re: decimal constant too large, kerravon, 06:44
Re: decimal constant too large, Chris Dollin, 06:30
decimal constant too large, kerravon, 06:08
Re: How to create large files with c?, Chris Torek, 05:46
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Malcolm McLean, 05:07
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, cr88192, 04:35
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 04:31
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Ian Collins, 04:23
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Flash Gordon, 04:15
Re: simplebinary tree, Richard Heathfield, 04:05
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Malcolm McLean, 03:58
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Malcolm McLean, 03:50
Re: sub-int types, casts, MISRA and RH's writings, Old Wolf, 03:46
Re: simplebinary tree, CBFalconer, 03:43
my c lang., mathivrani, 03:24
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., newnews.home.nl, 03:21
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., CBFalconer, 03:10
simplebinary tree, sophia . agnes, 02:47
Re: Port code from Solaris to Linux, Keith Thompson, 01:39
Program In C++, sskumartry, 00:37
Re: Port code from Solaris to Linux, Richard Heathfield, 00:26
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., Richard Heathfield, 00:19

November 09, 2007

Re: Port code from Solaris to Linux, Dik T. Winter, 22:13
Re: What is the "point" of using pointers? (tutorial 4 retarded C programmers sufferrers of ADD also ;-) ), Sü Keith Chakotay von Carpati, 21:33
Re: program design, what datastructure to choose question....., Ben Bacarisse, 21:14
Re: different way of finding out offsetof a member in structure, James Kuyper, 21:06
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, James Kuyper, 21:02
Re: different way of finding out offsetof a member in structure, Keith Thompson, 20:52
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., Tor Rustad, 20:43
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Ivar Rosquist, 20:42
Re: different way of finding out offsetof a member in structure, Keith Thompson, 20:33
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., Mark McIntyre, 20:01
Re: .NET on non-MS platforms (Was, for some reason lost in antiquity: Mnemonic), Mark McIntyre, 19:56
Re: how to get dollars($) in c, Tor Rustad, 19:51
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, Charlie Gordon, 19:37
Re: Port code from Solaris to Linux, CBFalconer, 19:32
Re: main without a return statement, Charlie Gordon, 19:30
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., CBFalconer, 19:29
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., CBFalconer, 19:24
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, acehreli, 19:24
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., Antoninus Twink, 19:22
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Duane Hebert, 19:19
Re: Which are the best manner to return a pointer to a pointer of two-dim array?, Barry Schwarz, 19:17
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, CBFalconer, 19:13
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Duane Hebert, 19:11
Re: Designing fgetline - a perspective, CBFalconer, 19:08
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., Richard Heathfield, 18:47
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., Ben Pfaff, 18:46
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Juha Nieminen, 18:44
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., Richard Heathfield, 18:40
Re: Designing fgetline - a perspective, Eric Sosman, 18:30
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., antondeck, 18:25
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, Richard Heathfield, 18:19
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, red floyd, 18:03
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, ediebur, 17:46
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, dj3vande, 17:33
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, cr88192, 17:27
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., Antoninus Twink, 17:13
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Flash Gordon, 17:11
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, moschops, 17:10
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., Malcolm McLean, 17:05
Re: Designing fgetline - a perspective, Richard Harter, 17:00
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Flash Gordon, 17:00
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., Martin Ambuhl, 16:59
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Malcolm McLean, 16:54
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, jacob navia, 16:53
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Flash Gordon, 16:48
Re: About time functions and daylight savings, Tor Rustad, 16:48
Re: Port code from Solaris to Linux, Keith Thompson, 16:42
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., Antoninus Twink, 16:41
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Flash Gordon, 16:28
Re: linker warnings [OT], Tor Rustad, 16:18
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, moschops, 16:15
Re: Designing fgetline - a perspective, Richard Harter, 16:13
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Ian Collins, 16:10
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Stephen Sprunk, 16:10
Re: O_TEXT, in microsoft environment, Tor Rustad, 16:08
Re: Richard heathfields casting operation, jameskuyper, 16:07
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, jacob navia, 16:06
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++ [TROLL ALERT], Tor Rustad, 16:03
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, jameskuyper, 16:02
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., Tor Rustad, 15:56
Re: Port code from Solaris to Linux, Tor Rustad, 15:53
Re: What is the "point" of using pointers? (tutorial 4 retarded C programmers sufferrers of ADD also ;-) ), Lew Pitcher, 15:49
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, ediebur, 15:48
Re: program design, what datastructure to choose question....., Tor Rustad, 15:45
Re: Port code from Solaris to Linux, Stephen Sprunk, 15:12
Re: How to create separate character pointers?, Chip Coldwell, 14:54
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Ian Collins, 14:48
Re: Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Victor Bazarov, 14:32
Re: Richard heathfields casting operation, Chip Coldwell, 14:32
Re: program design, what datastructure to choose question....., cr88192, 14:31
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., Kenny McCormack, 14:19
Time and memory performance of C versus C++, Generic Usenet Account, 14:17
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., Malcolm McLean, 14:15
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., Default User, 14:00
Re: Port code from Solaris to Linux, Ian Collins, 13:52
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, Ben Pfaff, 13:41
Re: O_TEXT, in microsoft environment, Kenneth Brody, 13:31
Re: Richard heathfields casting operation, jameskuyper, 13:29
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, Charlton Wilbur, 13:03
Re: Port code from Solaris to Linux, Leo Calado, 12:58
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, dj3vande, 12:38
Re: program design, what datastructure to choose question....., Jams Jamma, 12:21
Re: O_TEXT, in microsoft environment, O_TEXT, 12:11
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Malcolm McLean, 12:07
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, Charlton Wilbur, 12:03
Re: Designing fgetline - a perspective, Ben Bacarisse, 12:00
Re: .NET on non-MS platforms (Was, for some reason lost in antiquity: Mnemonic), Philip Potter, 11:58
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Philip Potter, 11:56
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Philip Potter, 11:55
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Richard Heathfield, 11:37
Re: Designing fgetline - a perspective, Eric Sosman, 11:36
Re: program design, what datastructure to choose question....., Ben Bacarisse, 11:36
Re: Designing fgetline - a perspective, Richard Harter, 11:33
Re: .NET on non-MS platforms (Was, for some reason lost in antiquity: Mnemonic), jacob navia, 11:31
Re: main without a return statement, jameskuyper, 11:24
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Malcolm McLean, 11:14
Re: A better algorithm to calculate a leap year?, Eric Sosman, 11:09
Re: O_TEXT, in microsoft environment, jacob navia, 11:07
Re: O_TEXT, in microsoft environment, Richard Heathfield, 11:06
Re: Are system calls sometimes costlier than library calls?, Eric Sosman, 10:58
wholesaler sport shoes,clothing,electrons mobile phone (Nokia N95=260USD), fashion-sky . 003, 10:57
Re: O_TEXT, in microsoft environment, Mark Bluemel, 10:50
Re: Designing fgetline - a perspective, Richard Harter, 10:34
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., Richard, 10:27
Re: O_TEXT, in microsoft environment, O_TEXT, 10:27
Re: O_TEXT, in microsoft environment, jacob navia, 10:25
Re: O_TEXT, in microsoft environment, Richard, 10:10
Re: O_TEXT, in microsoft environment, O_TEXT, 10:05
Re: main without a return statement, CBFalconer, 09:59
Re: O_TEXT, in microsoft environment, O_TEXT, 09:45
program design, what datastructure to choose question....., jason, 09:43
Re: main without a return statement, Charlie Gordon, 09:43
Re: Port code from Solaris to Linux, Kenny McCormack, 09:40
Re: Are system calls sometimes costlier than library calls?, Charlie Gordon, 09:36
Re: Richard heathfields casting operation, Philip Potter, 09:35
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., Kenny McCormack, 09:25
Re: main without a return statement, Philip Potter, 09:21
Re: O_TEXT, in microsoft environment, Charlie Gordon, 09:19
Re: Port code from Solaris to Linux, Tim Prince, 09:16
Re: Are system calls sometimes costlier than library calls?, Ben Bacarisse, 09:14
Re: Richard Heathfield's personal threads., Richard Heathfield, 09:03
Port code from Solaris to Linux, Leo Calado, 08:59
Richard Heathfield's personal threads., Malcolm McLean, 08:52
Re: .NET on non-MS platforms (Was, for some reason lost in antiquity: Mnemonic), Kenny McCormack, 08:50
Re: O_TEXT, in microsoft environment, Richard Heathfield, 08:35
Re: O_TEXT, in microsoft environment, Charlie Gordon, 08:27
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Ben Bacarisse, 08:26
Re: O_TEXT, in microsoft environment, Mark Bluemel, 08:23
Re: O_TEXT, in microsoft environment, Charlie Gordon, 08:19
Re: main without a return statement, Charlie Gordon, 08:11
Re: main without a return statement, Charlie Gordon, 08:07
Re: main without a return statement, Richard Heathfield, 07:56
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, Richard Heathfield, 07:50
Re: Richard heathfields casting operation, James Kuyper, 07:48
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, Richard Heathfield, 07:47
Re: O_TEXT, in microsoft environment, O_TEXT, 07:42
Re: O_TEXT, in microsoft environment, O_TEXT, 07:40
Re: main without a return statement, Philip Potter, 07:39
Re: A better algorithm to calculate a leap year?, Willem, 07:28
Re: O_TEXT, in microsoft environment, Malcolm McLean, 07:14
Re: O_TEXT, in microsoft environment, jacob navia, 07:06
Re: main without a return statement, Charlie Gordon, 07:06
Re: Are system calls sometimes costlier than library calls?, Charlie Gordon, 06:57
Re: .NET on non-MS platforms, Friedrich Dominicus, 06:13
Re: .NET on non-MS platforms (Was, for some reason lost in antiquity: Mnemonic), Richard Bos, 06:09
Re: .NET on non-MS platforms (Was, for some reason lost in antiquity: Mnemonic), Richard Bos, 06:07
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, Philip Potter, 05:59
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, Philip Potter, 05:54
Re: Richard heathfields casting operation, Philip Potter, 05:52
Re: Richard heathfields casting operation, Peter 'Shaggy' Haywood, 05:48
O_TEXT, in microsoft environment, O_TEXT, 05:46
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Malcolm McLean, 05:08
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Malcolm McLean, 05:06
Re: 0 converted to 0.0 for float variable?, jacob navia, 03:55
Re: getopt under windows, Markus Mayer, 03:33
Re: 0 converted to 0.0 for float variable?, jaysome, 03:12
Re: How to create large files with c?, Laurent Deniau, 03:03
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, user923005, 02:13
Re: How to create large files with c?, jaysome, 02:13
Romance stories details........................, jayabarathi2007, 01:55
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, Richard Heathfield, 00:44
program in C++, jayabarathi2007, 00:38
Re: main without a return statement, Richard Heathfield, 00:20
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Richard Heathfield, 00:17
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, Richard Heathfield, 00:13

November 08, 2007

Re: Negative Value, mdeh, 23:47
linker warnings, Luk� Polok, 22:46
Re: Richard heathfields casting operation, James Kuyper, 22:03
Re: How to create separate character pointers?, Eric Sosman, 21:28
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, Peter Nilsson, 21:18
Re: How to create separate character pointers?, CBFalconer, 21:02
Re: A better algorithm to calculate a leap year?, jxh, 20:38
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, santosh, 20:35
Re: Are system calls sometimes costlier than library calls?, Ben Bacarisse, 20:32
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, user923005, 20:21
Re: A better algorithm to calculate a leap year?, Barry Schwarz, 20:20
Re: Add 4 20 digit numbers in C, user923005, 20:06
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, Charlie Gordon, 19:56
Re: main without a return statement, Keith Thompson, 19:54
Re: mallinfo for 64bit, Keith Thompson, 19:46
Re: Negative Value, Keith Thompson, 19:35
Re: Add 4 20 digit numbers in C, Charlie Gordon, 19:33
Re: About time functions and daylight savings, jameskuyper, 19:29
Re: How to create separate character pointers?, jameskuyper, 19:17
Re: main without a return statement, Charlie Gordon, 18:59
Re: Are system calls sometimes costlier than library calls?, Ben Pfaff, 18:55
Re: About time functions and daylight savings, Tor Rustad, 18:51
Re: mallinfo for 64bit, Mark McIntyre, 18:48
Re: .NET on non-MS platforms (Was, for some reason lost in antiquity: Mnemonic), Mark McIntyre, 18:44
Re: How to create large files with c?, Ben Pfaff, 18:27
Re: sub-int types, casts, MISRA and RH's writings, Ark Khasin, 18:25
Re: Are system calls sometimes costlier than library calls?, Charlie Gordon, 18:16
Re: Add 4 20 digit numbers in C, Tor Rustad, 18:15
Re: How to create large files with c?, Bartc, 18:02
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Antoninus Twink, 17:55
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Malcolm McLean, 17:52
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Charlie Gordon, 17:48
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, Tor Rustad, 17:43
Re: help to explain sscanf(), Charlie Gordon, 17:30
Re: How to create large files with c?, Tor Rustad, 17:27
Re: sub-int types, casts, MISRA and RH's writings, Old Wolf, 17:22
Re: About time functions and daylight savings, lawrence . jones, 17:20
Re: About time functions and daylight savings, Ben Bacarisse, 17:13
Re: Negative "not taking", CBFalconer, 17:11
Re: Richard heathfields casting operation, Old Wolf, 17:05
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, CBFalconer, 17:01
Re: const is not const, Old Wolf, 16:58
Re: const is not const, Old Wolf, 16:56
Re: help to explain sscanf(), Ben Bacarisse, 16:54
Re: How to create separate character pointers?, CBFalconer, 16:54
Re: mutex multi process sharing question, mazzawi, 16:52
Re: About time functions and daylight savings, Kenneth Brody, 16:52
Re: 0 converted to 0.0 for float variable?, Eric Sosman, 16:48
Re: 0 converted to 0.0 for float variable?, Ben Pfaff, 16:46
Re: 0 converted to 0.0 for float variable?, Peter Pichler, 16:20
Re: 0 converted to 0.0 for float variable?, Martin Ambuhl, 16:14
Re: How to handle invalid argument with C?, Ben Pfaff, 16:05
Re: Troubling Alignment (I think) issue., Charlie Gordon, 16:05
mutex multi process sharing question, mazzawi, 16:03
Re: how to get dollars($) in c, Ben Pfaff, 16:01
Re: mallinfo for 64bit, Amit Gupta, 15:54
0 converted to 0.0 for float variable?, vlsidesign, 15:54
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Charlton Wilbur, 15:53
Re: How to create large files with c?, Ben Pfaff, 15:44
Re: Are system calls sometimes costlier than library calls?, Charlie Gordon, 15:43
Re: How to create large files with c?, David Tiktin, 15:42
Re: help to explain sscanf(), Ben Pfaff, 15:33
Re: Which are the best manner to return a pointer to a pointer of two-dim array?, Flash Gordon, 15:32
Re: Question on free() ing a hash table, gw7rib, 15:25
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Eric Sosman, 15:19
Re: Which are the best manner to return a pointer to a pointer of two-dim array?, jameskuyper, 15:19
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, Szabolcs Nagy, 15:14
About time functions and daylight savings, DiAvOl, 15:13
Re: A better algorithm to calculate a leap year?, user923005, 15:13
Re: How to create large files with c?, Bartc, 15:09
Re: Which are the best manner to return a pointer to a pointer of two-dim array?, decker, 14:54
Re: mallinfo for 64bit, Ian Collins, 14:49
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Charlton Wilbur, 14:48
Re: How to create large files with c?, David Tiktin, 14:47
Re: getopt under windows, Nemanja Trifunovic, 14:44
mallinfo for 64bit, Amit Gupta, 14:28
Re: Which are the best manner to return a pointer to a pointer of two-dim array?, decker, 14:06
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, dj3vande, 14:01
Re: How to create large files with c?, Bartc, 13:56
Re: How to create separate character pointers?, Coos Haak, 13:10
Re: Linux, extracing symbol table to read core dump, Johannes Bauer, 13:01
Re: How to create separate character pointers?, ymuntyan, 12:50
Re: Negative "not taking", Richard, 12:40
Re: How to create separate character pointers?, Willem, 12:38
Re: Add 4 20 digit numbers in C, Willem, 12:27
Nokia N95 Hoodies Sunglasses Nokia N93 Nokia N70 Sony memory card Mobile Phones, shopbb . 002, 12:16
Re: Which are the best manner to return a pointer to a pointer of two-dim array?, jameskuyper, 12:10
Re: Negative "not taking", Mark Bluemel, 11:32
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, Mark Bluemel, 11:27
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, Charlton Wilbur, 11:25
Re: .NET on non-MS platforms (Was, for some reason lost in antiquity: Mnemonic), John Bode, 11:17
Re: How to handle invalid argument with C?, santosh, 11:16
Re: Which are the best manner to return a pointer to a pointer of two-dim array?, decker, 11:15
Re: Negative Value, mdh, 11:09
Re: Negative "not taking", mdh, 11:07
Re: A better algorithm to calculate a leap year?, Eric Sosman, 11:05
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, Szabolcs Nagy, 11:03
Re: How to create large files with c?, Kenneth Brody, 11:00
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Eric Sosman, 10:58
Re: Which are the best manner to return a pointer to a pointer of two-dim array?, loudking, 10:57
Re: Negative Value, Kenneth Brody, 10:52
Re: Linux, extracing symbol table to read core dump, Brian Szmyd, 10:50
Re: Which are the best manner to return a pointer to a pointer of two-dim array?, Brian Szmyd, 10:48
Re: difference inbetween macro & function, thnkx!, Charlie Gordon, 10:36
Re: How to handle invalid argument with C?, Charlie Gordon, 10:08
Re: Negative "not taking", Lew Pitcher, 10:00
Re: Negative "not taking", Ben Pfaff, 09:55
Which are the best manner to return a pointer to a pointer of two-dim array?, decker, 09:50
Negative "not taking", mdh, 09:46
Re: How to handle invalid argument with C?, Charlie Gordon, 09:44
Re: How to create separate character pointers?, Mark Bluemel, 09:28
Re: How to create separate character pointers?, James Kuyper, 09:17
Re: sub-int types, casts, MISRA and RH's writings, Eric Sosman, 09:13
Linux, extracing symbol table to read core dump, Johannes Bauer, 09:00
Re: sub-int types, casts, MISRA and RH's writings, Thad Smith, 08:42
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, Mark Bluemel, 08:29
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, Richard Heathfield, 08:29
Re: How to create large files with c?, Richard Heathfield, 08:24
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Richard Bos, 08:22
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, Philip Potter, 08:17
Re: How to create large files with c?, jacob navia, 08:12
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, James Kuyper, 08:09
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, Richard Heathfield, 08:07
Re: Add 4 20 digit numbers in C, CBFalconer, 07:51
Re: How to create separate character pointers?, CBFalconer, 07:43
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, Szabolcs Nagy, 07:24
Re: How to create large files with c?, James Kuyper, 07:24
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, James Kuyper, 07:15
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, Joachim Schmitz, 07:10
Re: sub-int types, casts, MISRA and RH's writings, Ben Bacarisse, 06:57
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, James Kuyper, 06:53
Re: Add 4 20 digit numbers in C, Ben Bacarisse, 06:00
how to get dollars($) in c, Paro, 05:58
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, Philip Potter, 05:52
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, Mark Bluemel, 05:50
Re: main without a return statement, Barry Schwarz, 05:49
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, Philip Potter, 05:37
Re: const is not const, Philip Potter, 05:34
Re: How to create large files with c?, Ben Bacarisse, 05:33
Re: .NET on non-MS platforms (Was, for some reason lost in antiquity: Mnemonic), Philip Potter, 05:30
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Flash Gordon, 05:26
Re: How to create large files with c?, Ian Collins, 05:16
Re: Add 4 20 digit numbers in C, Ian Collins, 05:11
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Philip Potter, 04:58
Re: How to create large files with c?, Richard Tobin, 04:56
How to create large files with c?, loudking, 04:33
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, Mark Bluemel, 04:32
Re: Add 4 20 digit numbers in C, Nick Keighley, 04:32
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, Mark Bluemel, 03:46
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, Richard Heathfield, 02:59
Re: Add 4 20 digit numbers in C, Richard Heathfield, 02:49
Re: Add 4 20 digit numbers in C, Ian Collins, 02:39
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, Szabolcs Nagy, 02:38
Re: Add 4 20 digit numbers in C, Richard Heathfield, 02:27
Re: Negative Value, Keith Thompson, 01:46
Re: Add 4 20 digit numbers in C, thehobbit, 01:31
Re: Add 4 20 digit numbers in C, Ian Collins, 01:22
Re: help to explain sscanf(), Barry Schwarz, 01:15
Re: Add 4 20 digit numbers in C, thehobbit, 01:13
Re: Richard heathfields C programming article, dj3vande, 00:41
An important message to all jobseekers ,and internet users, jobmasters, 00:33
Re: Add 4 20 digit numbers in C, Jack Klein, 00:20
7000+ beautiful Russian girls, brewer, 00:18
Richard heathfields C programming article, sophia . agnes, 00:13
Re: Negative Value, Jack Klein, 00:12

November 07, 2007

Add 4 20 digit numbers in C, thehobbit, 23:43
sub-int types, casts, MISRA and RH's writings, Ark Khasin, 23:26
Re: How to create separate character pointers?, James Kuyper, 23:10
Re: How to create separate character pointers?, Eric Sosman, 22:49
How to create separate character pointers?, Lambda, 22:34
Re: Negative Value, mdh, 22:31
Re: A better algorithm to calculate a leap year?, Keith Thompson, 22:09
Re: const is not const, Eric Sosman, 21:49
Re: Negative Value, CBFalconer, 21:28
Re: A better algorithm to calculate a leap year?, Dik T. Winter, 21:23
Re: const is not const, CBFalconer, 21:20
Re: Mnemonic, CBFalconer, 21:09
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Tubular Technician, 21:07
Re: Meaning of memset, Ben Bacarisse, 20:41
Re: Read a line under MS/Unix/Mac, Ben Bacarisse, 20:20
Re: Read a line under MS/Unix/Mac, user923005, 20:20
Re: Richard heathfields casting operation, Dik T. Winter, 20:18
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Dik T. Winter, 20:05
Re: Negative Value, mdeh, 19:46
Re: asdf, Default User, 19:44
Re: Negative Value, mdeh, 19:44
Re: Negative Value, Ben Bacarisse, 19:40
Negative Value, mdeh, 19:35
Re: Read a line under MS/Unix/Mac, Amandil, 19:35
Negative Value, mdeh, 19:33
Re: Read a line under MS/Unix/Mac, Amandil, 19:30
Negative Value, mdeh, 19:30
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Ben Bacarisse, 19:09
Re: .NET on non-MS platforms (Was, for some reason lost in antiquity: Mnemonic), jacob navia, 18:52
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Flash Gordon, 18:12
Re: How to handle invalid argument with C?, Tor Rustad, 17:54
Re: Are system calls sometimes costlier than library calls?, Rob Kendrick, 17:51
Who wants to find, approach & talk to Girls who love C programming?, freefinding, 17:47
Re: main without a return statement, Philip Potter, 17:41
Re: const is not const, Szabolcs Nagy, 17:12
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Malcolm McLean, 17:10
Re: main without a return statement, jameskuyper, 16:48
Re: main without a return statement, Martin Ambuhl, 16:47
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Charlton Wilbur, 16:25
Re: main without a return statement, axr0284, 16:24
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Malcolm McLean, 16:15
Re: Mnemonic, Richard Heathfield, 16:15
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, RoS, 16:14
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Malcolm McLean, 16:06
Re: Meaning of memset, Chris Torek, 16:05
Re: .NET on non-MS platforms (Was, for some reason lost in antiquity: Mnemonic), John Bode, 15:57
Re: getopt under windows, Malcolm McLean, 15:56
Re: Mnemonic, John Bode, 15:52
Re: A better algorithm to calculate a leap year?, Amandil, 15:52
Re: what is the differrence b/w the usage or return and the exit in the C programming.., Flash Gordon, 15:49
.NET on non-MS platforms (Was, for some reason lost in antiquity: Mnemonic), Kenny McCormack, 15:40
Re: const is not const, Keith Thompson, 15:37
Re: Richard heathfields casting operation, Keith Thompson, 15:10
Re: getopt under windows, user923005, 14:58
Re: Mnemonic, santosh, 14:55
Re: Are system calls sometimes costlier than library calls?, Chris Torek, 14:39
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Keith Thompson, 14:24
Re: Meaning of memset, Ben Bacarisse, 14:20
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Charlie Gordon, 13:57
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Charlie Gordon, 13:51
Re: Mnemonic, John Bode, 13:48
Re: asdf, Christopher Benson-Manica, 13:45
Re: function arguments and pointers revisited, Sheldon, 13:22
Re: function arguments and pointers revisited, John Bode, 12:56
Re: Mnemonic, Richard Heathfield, 12:46
OT - Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, santosh, 12:42
Re: Mnemonic, jacob navia, 12:26
Re: function arguments and pointers revisited, Eric Sosman, 12:10
Re: function arguments and pointers revisited, dj3vande, 12:08
Re: Mnemonic, John Bode, 12:07
Re: getopt under windows, Markus Mayer, 12:04
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, Philip Potter, 11:54
function arguments and pointers revisited, Sheldon, 11:44
asdf, derek, 11:35
Re: getopt under windows, Ben Pfaff, 11:30
Re: main without a return statement, Eric Sosman, 11:23
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, Richard, 11:22
Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, Richard, 11:13
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Dik T. Winter, 10:57
Re: Richard heathfields casting operation, Philip Potter, 10:54
Re: const is not const, jacob navia, 10:50
Re: Signal dispositions, Al Balmer, 10:50
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, Stephen Sprunk, 10:47
Re: const is not const, Eric Sosman, 10:36
main without a return statement, axr0284, 10:27
Re: const is not const, Andrey Tarasevich, 10:23
Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, CBFalconer, 10:20
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Richard Heathfield, 10:18
Re: Richard heathfields casting operation, Spoon, 10:16
Re: getopt under windows, Nemanja Trifunovic, 10:15
Re: Signal dispositions, James Kuyper, 10:01
Re: const is not const, jacob navia, 09:59
Re: Richard heathfields casting operation, Richard Heathfield, 09:49
Re: Signal dispositions, Charlie Gordon, 09:38
problem solved (was: Re: getopt under windows), Markus Mayer, 09:34
Re: Richard heathfields casting operation, James Kuyper, 09:34
sga, warningsga, 09:23
Re: what is the differrence b/w the usage or return and the exit in the C programming.., Charlie Gordon, 09:22
Re: Richard heathfields casting operation, Philip Potter, 09:15
const is not const, Szabolcs Nagy, 09:01
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Richard, 08:53
Re: getopt under windows, Markus Mayer, 08:51
Re: getopt under windows, Markus Mayer, 08:47
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Charlie Gordon, 08:45
Re: getopt under windows, Markus Mayer, 08:45
Re: Richard heathfields casting operation, sophia . agnes, 08:44
Re: A better algorithm to calculate a leap year?, James Kuyper, 08:41
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Charlie Gordon, 08:38
Re: Network time to C time, Kenny McCormack, 08:37
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Richard, 08:36
Re: Richard heathfields casting operation, Philip Potter, 08:35
Re: Are system calls sometimes costlier than library calls?, Richard, 08:34
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Charlie Gordon, 08:33
Re: different way of finding out offsetof a member in structure, James Kuyper, 08:31
Re: Are system calls sometimes costlier than library calls?, Richard, 08:31
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Charlie Gordon, 08:27
Re: getopt under windows, jacob navia, 08:19
Re: Network time to C time, James Kuyper, 08:16
Re: getopt under windows, Kenny McCormack, 08:12
Re: Meaning of memset, James Kuyper, 08:11
Re: Are system calls sometimes costlier than library calls?, Kenny McCormack, 08:10
Re: Are system calls sometimes costlier than library calls?, Kenny McCormack, 08:08
getopt under windows, Markus Mayer, 08:01
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Dik T. Winter, 07:57
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, James Kuyper, 07:53
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, William Hughes, 07:46
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, William Hughes, 07:39
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, James Kuyper, 07:34
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, William Hughes, 07:30
Re: getopt under windows, Friedrich Dominicus, 07:21
Re: Richard heathfields casting operation, Richard Heathfield, 07:05
Re: Richard heathfields casting operation, Chris Dollin, 07:05
Richard heathfields casting operation, sophia . agnes, 06:49
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Richard Heathfield, 06:34
Re: Looking for quality source code to read, Nick Keighley, 06:31
Re: mnemonic, Charlie Gordon, 06:14
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Keith Willis, 06:01
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Charlie Gordon, 05:59
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Keith Willis, 05:49
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Charlie Gordon, 05:48
Re: Bit Reversal using recursion, Keith Willis, 05:44
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Charlie Gordon, 05:38
Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, Charlie Gordon, 05:37
Re: Designing fgetline - a perspective, Charlie Gordon, 05:08
Re: Network time to C time, David Schwartz, 04:54
Re: Troubling Alignment (I think) issue., santosh, 04:50
Re: Troubling Alignment (I think) issue., Nick Keighley, 03:43
Re: Dead link [was: Troubling Alignment (I think) issue.], Richard Heathfield, 03:12
Re: Dead link [was: Troubling Alignment (I think) issue.], Keith Thompson, 02:56
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Richard Bos, 02:13
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, John Bode, 00:41
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Re: Nullable/Notnull : syntax proposal, Christopher Benson-Manica, 00:19
Re: Nullable/Notnull : syntax proposal, Christopher Benson-Manica, 00:13
Re: Dead link [was: Troubling Alignment (I think) issue.], Richard Heathfield, 00:04

November 06, 2007

Re: Are system calls sometimes costlier than library calls?, Martien Verbruggen, 23:54
Re: Troubling Alignment (I think) issue., Keith Thompson, 23:48
Re: Looking for quality source code to read, Keith Thompson, 22:41
Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, CBFalconer, 22:25
Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, Charlie Gordon, 22:02
Re: mnemonic, Ben Bacarisse, 21:54
Re: Looking for quality source code to read, Ian Collins, 21:52
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Charlie Gordon, 21:36
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Charlie Gordon, 21:26
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Charlie Gordon, 21:14
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Charlie Gordon, 21:07
Re: Looking for quality source code to read, Lambda, 21:01
7000+ beautiful Russian girls, brewer, 20:58
Re: Looking for quality source code to read, Lambda, 20:53
Re: Are system calls sometimes costlier than library calls?, Tzy-Jye Daniel Lin, 20:21
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Tor Rustad, 20:00
Re: mnemonic, Charlie Gordon, 20:00
Re: mnemonic, Charlie Gordon, 19:50
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, William Hughes, 19:47
Re: Bit Reversal using recursion, Charlie Gordon, 19:42
Re: mnemonic, Charlie Gordon, 19:31
Re: A better algorithm to calculate a leap year?, user923005, 19:30
Re: Bit Reversal using recursion, Charlie Gordon, 19:27
Re: Sizeof ponters, cr88192, 19:24
Re: A better algorithm to calculate a leap year?, Barry Schwarz, 19:21
Re: Why oh why does this NOT give a compile error?, cr88192, 19:06
Re: difference inbetween macro & function, Keith Thompson, 18:48
Re: Nullable/Notnull : syntax proposal, Mark McIntyre, 18:22
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Keith Thompson, 18:20
Re: Are system calls sometimes costlier than library calls?, cr88192, 17:51
Re: Are system calls sometimes costlier than library calls?, omkar pangarkar, 16:48
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Richard Heathfield, 16:48
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Keith Thompson, 16:42
Re: Looking for quality source code to read, CBFalconer, 16:40
Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, CBFalconer, 16:21
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Keith Thompson, 16:21
Re: Interview question, user923005, 16:16
Re: Troubling Alignment (I think) issue., Eric Sosman, 16:00
Re: Looking for quality source code to read, Keith Thompson, 15:54
Re: Are system calls sometimes costlier than library calls?, Eric Sosman, 15:52
Re: Troubling Alignment (I think) issue., John Gordon, 15:52
Re: Troubling Alignment (I think) issue., Kevin, 15:47
Re: Troubling Alignment (I think) issue., santosh, 15:46
Re: Are system calls sometimes costlier than library calls?, Rob Kendrick, 15:38
Re: Troubling Alignment (I think) issue., Ben Pfaff, 15:37
Re: Are system calls sometimes costlier than library calls?, santosh, 15:32
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Andrey Tarasevich, 15:31
Re: Are system calls sometimes costlier than library calls?, Walter Roberson, 15:29
Re: Absense of bool, João Jerónimo, 15:29
Troubling Alignment (I think) issue., Kevin, 15:27
Are system calls sometimes costlier than library calls?, omkar pangarkar, 15:26
Re: Are system calls sometimes costlier than library calls?, Richard Tobin, 15:24
Re: Interview question, santosh, 15:23
Re: An interview question by MS, Richard Tobin, 15:19
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, jameskuyper, 14:45
Re: odbc project, user923005, 14:23
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, santosh, 14:21
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, user923005, 14:20
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, user923005, 14:18
Re: An interview question by MS, santosh, 14:17
Re: strtok challenge, John Gordon, 14:04
Re: Interview question, Flash Gordon, 14:02
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Richard, 14:02
Re: An interview question by MS, Richard Heathfield, 13:58
Re: Network time to C time, santosh, 13:54
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Flash Gordon, 13:53
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Richard Heathfield, 13:47
Re: An interview question by MS, santosh, 13:47
Re: Network time to C time, Richard, 13:44
Re: Nullable/Notnull : syntax proposal, Richard Heathfield, 13:43
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, jacob navia, 13:42
Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, Charlie Gordon, 13:42
Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, Charlie Gordon, 13:41
Re: Looking for quality source code to read, Ian Collins, 13:40
Re: An interview question by MS, Richard Heathfield, 13:40
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Richard Heathfield, 13:35
Re: Network time to C time, santosh, 13:35
Re: Network time to C time, santosh, 13:32
Re: Network time to C time, Kenny McCormack, 13:31
Re: strtok challenge, Sheldon, 13:24
Re: An interview question by MS, Ben Pfaff, 13:23
Re: Network time to C time, Richard, 13:15
Re: strtok challenge, jason, 13:14
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Richard, 13:14
Re: difference inbetween macro & function, thnkx!, jason, 13:09
Re: strtok challenge, Eric Sosman, 13:07
Re: strtok challenge, santosh, 13:06
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, santosh, 13:01
Re: strtok challenge, John Gordon, 13:00
OT - Re: Absense of bool, santosh, 12:53
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Charlie Gordon, 12:50
wholesale sport shoes,clothing,electronics in china www.shopbb.com, shopbb . 003, 12:50
strtok challenge, Sheldon, 12:46
Re: difference inbetween macro & function, John Gordon, 12:38
Re: Network time to C time, Kenny McCormack, 12:37
Re: odbc project, santosh, 12:37
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Charlie Gordon, 12:36
Re: difference inbetween macro & function, santosh, 12:34
Re: difference inbetween macro & function, gallows, 12:34
Re: invalid operands to binary == or wrong type argument to unary exclamation mark, Willem, 12:33
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Charlie Gordon, 12:30
Re: Network time to C time, Chip Coldwell, 12:22
Re: Interview question, Richard, 12:16
Re: Nullable/Notnull : syntax proposal, Eric Sosman, 12:15
Re: pll: who uses _Bool, Charlie Gordon, 12:15
Re: Interview question, Richard, 12:07
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Charlie Gordon, 12:01
difference inbetween macro & function, jason, 11:59
Re: Interview question, Christopher Benson-Manica, 11:54
Re: different way of finding out offsetof a member in structure, Richard, 11:53
Re: help to explain sscanf(), Ben Bacarisse, 11:48
Re: Absense of bool, jameskuyper, 11:31
Re: Writing styles (Was: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program), Richard, 11:29
Re: different way of finding out offsetof a member in structure, Richard, 11:26
Re: Writing single bits to a file, Charlie Gordon, 11:23
Re: different way of finding out offsetof a member in structure, Mark Bluemel, 11:22
odbc project, vaib, 11:22
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Ben Bacarisse, 11:16
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Re: Writing single bits to a file, Charlie Gordon, 11:12
Re: Nullable/Notnull : syntax proposal, Christopher Benson-Manica, 11:07
Re: Absense of bool, Chris Dollin, 11:06
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, jameskuyper, 11:04
Re: different way of finding out offsetof a member in structure, santosh, 11:03
Re: Meaning of memset, Ben Bacarisse, 11:00
Re: Signal dispositions, Golden California Girls, 10:59
Re: Absense of bool, Chris Dollin, 10:57
Re: Interview question, santosh, 10:54
Re: Absense of bool, Richard, 10:46
Re: Absense of bool, Richard, 10:43
Re: An interview question by MS, Christopher Benson-Manica, 10:39
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Eric Sosman, 10:31
Re: Interview question, Philip Potter, 10:24
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Jeffrey Stedfast, 10:08
Interview question, sophia . agnes, 10:02
Re: Absense of bool, Chris Dollin, 09:19
Re: Absense of bool, Chris Dollin, 09:17
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Richard, 09:08
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, James Kuyper, 08:58
Re: different way of finding out offsetof a member in structure, Richard, 08:52
Re: A better algorithm to calculate a leap year?, Barry Schwarz, 08:50
Re: A better algorithm to calculate a leap year?, Dik T. Winter, 08:40
Writing styles (Was: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program), Kenny McCormack, 08:34
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Richard Heathfield, 08:34
Re: different way of finding out offsetof a member in structure, James Kuyper, 08:29
Re: A better algorithm to calculate a leap year?, Nick Keighley, 08:24
Re: error:not a class, Nick Keighley, 08:20
Re: error:not a class, Mike Wahler, 08:10
Re: Why oh why does this NOT give a compile error?, James Kuyper, 08:08
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Richard Heathfield, 07:59
Re: Signal dispositions, Nick Keighley, 07:51
Re: Absense of bool, Ben Bacarisse, 07:51
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Richard, 07:49
error:not a class, yeah, 07:47
Re: Meaning of memset, James Kuyper, 07:46
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Flash Gordon, 07:45
Re: A better algorithm to calculate a leap year?, gw7rib, 07:44
Re: Absense of bool, Richard Tobin, 07:42
Re: Absense of bool, Richard, 07:42
Re: Absense of bool, Richard, 07:41
Re: Absense of bool, Richard Tobin, 07:36
Re: Absense of bool, Chris Dollin, 07:24
Re: An interview question by MS, Philip Potter, 07:22
Re: Absense of bool, Chris Dollin, 07:20
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, James Kuyper, 07:13
Re: Absense of bool, Richard, 07:03
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Tor Rustad, 06:38
Re: A better algorithm to calculate a leap year?, Dik T. Winter, 06:35
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Tor Rustad, 06:30
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Chris Dollin, 06:22
Re: How to handle invalid argument with C?, Marc Boyer, 06:19
Re: How to handle invalid argument with C?, Chris Dollin, 06:14
Re: help to explain sscanf(), Barry Schwarz, 06:13
Re: Looking for quality source code to read, Lambda, 05:59
Re: An interview question by MS, Lambda, 05:53
Re: invalid operands to binary == or wrong type argument to unary exclamation mark, Richard Heathfield, 05:25
Re: invalid operands to binary == or wrong type argument to unary exclamation mark, Sheldon, 05:24
Re: invalid operands to binary == or wrong type argument to unary exclamation mark, Sheldon, 05:24
Re: invalid operands to binary == or wrong type argument to unary exclamation mark, santosh, 05:22
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Richard Heathfield, 05:18
invalid operands to binary == or wrong type argument to unary exclamation mark, Sheldon, 05:15
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Richard Heathfield, 05:14
Re: Network time to C time, Keith Thompson, 05:12
Re: An interview question by MS, santosh, 05:05
Re: An interview question by MS, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 05:02
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, santosh, 05:01
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Keith Thompson, 04:56
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Keith Willis, 04:56
Re: How to handle invalid argument with C?, Marc Boyer, 04:50
Re: An interview question by MS, Duncan Muirhead, 04:48
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Richard Tobin, 04:46
Re: Signal dispositions, Jim Cochrane, 04:33
Re: An interview question by MS, santosh, 04:30
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Richard Heathfield, 04:24
Re: An interview question by MS, Richard Tobin, 04:19
Re: How to handle invalid argument with C?, santosh, 04:18
Re: How to handle invalid argument with C?, Richard Tobin, 04:11
Re: Eclipse CDT error parser for external tool, santosh, 04:08
Re: An interview question by MS, Richard Heathfield, 04:00
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, santosh, 03:48
Re: How to handle invalid argument with C?, Richard, 03:46
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 03:43
Re: How to handle invalid argument with C?, Ian Collins, 03:41
Re: A better algorithm to calculate a leap year?, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 03:37
Re: How to handle invalid argument with C?, Lambda, 03:35
Re: Eclipse CDT error parser for external tool, ups_genius, 03:31
Re: Looking for quality source code to read, santosh, 03:30
Re: How to handle invalid argument with C?, santosh, 03:28
An interview question by MS, Lambda, 03:20
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Flash Gordon, 03:20
Re: How to handle invalid argument with C?, Ian Collins, 03:12
How to handle invalid argument with C?, Lambda, 02:56
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Ian Collins, 02:41
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Richard Bos, 02:33
Re: Read a line under MS/Unix/Mac, Keith Thompson, 02:33
Re: Looking for quality source code to read, Ian Collins, 02:27
Re: Network time to C time, Richard Bos, 02:22
Re: What is the "point" of using pointers? (tutorial 4 retarded C programmers sufferrers of ADD also ;-) ), Sü Keith Chakotay von Carpati, 02:22
Looking for quality source code to read, Lambda, 01:47
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, cr88192, 01:20
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Re: Why oh why does this NOT give a compile error?, cr88192, 00:42
Re: Why oh why does this NOT give a compile error?, Mike Wahler, 00:39

November 05, 2007

Re: Bit count of an integer, Ark Khasin, 23:54
Re: Discarding contexts of a text file starting from an offset, Peter Nilsson, 23:33
Re: MISRA C latest guidelines--- anybody has?, Jack Klein, 23:24
Re: Eclipse CDT error parser for external tool, Jack Klein, 23:21
Re: different way of finding out offsetof a member in structure, Jack Klein, 23:13
Re: different way of finding out offsetof a member in structure, Jack Klein, 23:10
Re: return value of successful open call, Barry Schwarz, 23:09
Re: Discarding contexts of a text file starting from an offset, Barry Schwarz, 22:24
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Ian Collins, 21:54
Re: Mnemonic, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 21:50
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Ian Collins, 21:50
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Peter Nilsson, 21:18
Re: Network time to C time, Joe Wright, 21:10
Re: Mnemonic, Eric Sosman, 20:58
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Richard Heathfield, 20:39
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Richard Heathfield, 20:37
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Jeffrey Stedfast, 20:36
Re: What's the deal with size_t?, Ben Pfaff, 20:36
Re: Nullable/Notnull : syntax proposal, Stephen Sprunk, 20:21
What's the deal with size_t?, Tubular Technician, 20:16
Re: Read a line under MS/Unix/Mac, Keith Thompson, 20:06
Re: A better algorithm to calculate a leap year?, Tor Rustad, 19:58
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Keith Thompson, 19:55
Re: Read a line under MS/Unix/Mac, Jeffrey Stedfast, 19:46
Re: Read a line under MS/Unix/Mac, CBFalconer, 19:12
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Richard Heathfield, 19:01
Re: Some suggestion required regarding get line functionality., CBFalconer, 19:00
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Richard Heathfield, 18:59
Re: A better algorithm to calculate a leap year?, jameskuyper, 18:54
Re: return value of successful open call, CBFalconer, 18:49
Re: Bit count of an integer, James Harris, 18:49
Re: cannot read after \n using strtok(), CBFalconer, 18:42
Re: [ot]Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Richard Heathfield, 18:41
Re: Read a line under MS/Unix/Mac, Keith Thompson, 18:41
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Richard Heathfield, 18:40
Re: Absense of bool, CBFalconer, 18:35
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, jacob navia, 18:31
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Mark McIntyre, 18:12
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Mark McIntyre, 18:11
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Flash Gordon, 18:11
Re: Bit count of an integer, Ben Pfaff, 18:05
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, user923005, 17:56
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, J. J. Farrell, 17:50
Re: A better algorithm to calculate a leap year?, Keith Thompson, 17:46
Re: A better algorithm to calculate a leap year?, pete, 17:31
Re: A better algorithm to calculate a leap year?, Rob Kendrick, 17:19
Re: Read a line under MS/Unix/Mac, David Tiktin, 17:09
Re: A better algorithm to calculate a leap year?, Ben Pfaff, 16:57
Re: A better algorithm to calculate a leap year?, Christopher Benson-Manica, 16:55
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Malcolm McLean, 16:54
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, jacob navia, 16:53
Re: A better algorithm to calculate a leap year?, user923005, 16:51
Re: mnemonic, Keith Thompson, 16:48
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Malcolm McLean, 16:47
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, user923005, 16:45
Re: A better algorithm to calculate a leap year?, pete, 16:40
Re: A better algorithm to calculate a leap year?, user923005, 16:38
Re: Network time to C time, Keith Thompson, 16:36
Re: Bit count of an integer, christian.bau, 16:32
Re: Read a line under MS/Unix/Mac, Eric Sosman, 16:32
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, J. J. Farrell, 16:30
Re: Read a line under MS/Unix/Mac, user923005, 16:25
Re: A better algorithm to calculate a leap year?, Eric Sosman, 16:25
Re: A better algorithm to calculate a leap year?, pete, 16:23
Re: Bit count of an integer, pete, 16:18
Re: A better algorithm to calculate a leap year?, jxh, 16:15
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, William Hughes, 16:13
[ot]Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, pete, 16:01
Re: Read a line under MS/Unix/Mac, David Tiktin, 15:54
Re: Read a line under MS/Unix/Mac, Flash Gordon, 15:45
help, devel001, 15:38
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, user923005, 15:32
Re: Meaning of memset, Ben Bacarisse, 15:28
Re: Absense of bool, Tor Rustad, 15:18
Re: A better algorithm to calculate a leap year?, user923005, 15:17
Re: Read a line under MS/Unix/Mac, santosh, 14:58
Re: Absense of bool, Martin Ambuhl, 14:56
Re: Nullable/Notnull : syntax proposal, $)CHarald van D)&k, 14:55
Re: Absense of bool, Flash Gordon, 14:52
Read a line under MS/Unix/Mac, mazwolfe, 14:44
Re: Meaning of memset, Ben Bacarisse, 14:37
Re: A better algorithm to calculate a leap year?, Willem, 14:15
Re: Absense of bool, santosh, 14:11
Re: A better algorithm to calculate a leap year?, mazwolfe, 14:10
Re: Nullable/Notnull : syntax proposal, jacob navia, 13:54
Re: A better algorithm to calculate a leap year?, John Bode, 13:54
Re: A better algorithm to calculate a leap year?, John Bode, 13:53
Re: A better algorithm to calculate a leap year?, Richard Heathfield, 13:45
Re: A better algorithm to calculate a leap year?, Walter Roberson, 13:41
A better algorithm to calculate a leap year?, mazwolfe, 13:30
Re: Bit count of an integer, Walter Roberson, 13:29
Re: Bit count of an integer, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 13:20
Re: C Questions, dj3vande, 13:16
Re: What is the "point" of using pointers? (tutorial 4 retarded C programmers sufferrers of ADD also ;-) ), mazwolfe, 13:11
Re: C Questions, santosh, 13:04
Re: Absense of bool, santosh, 13:01
Re: Absense of bool, João Jerónimo, 12:49
Re: mnemonic, Gray Area, 12:48
Re: C Questions, Harald van D)&k, 12:45
Re: cannot read after \n using strtok(), Ben Bacarisse, 12:37
Re: MISRA C latest guidelines--- anybody has?, santosh, 12:36
Re: Nullable/Notnull : syntax proposal, $)CHarald van D)&k, 12:34
Re: Absense of bool, João Jerónimo, 12:29
Re: Bit count of an integer, Richard, 12:17
Re: Bit count of an integer, Richard Bos, 12:09
Re: MISRA C latest guidelines--- anybody has?, Tim Brown, 12:08
Re: Absense of bool, Richard, 11:52
Re: Why oh why does this NOT give a compile error?, Flash Gordon, 11:18
Re: cannot read after \n using strtok(), ohaqqi@xxxxxxxxx, 11:11
Re: Network time to C time, Kenny McCormack, 10:59
Re: Bit count of an integer, Mark Bluemel, 10:54
Re: Bit count of an integer, Richard, 10:48
Re: bitwise operator and endianness, Martin Ambuhl, 10:45
Re: Absense of bool, Chris Dollin, 10:44
Re: Absense of bool, João Jerónimo, 10:44
Re: Mnemonic, Kenny McCormack, 10:39
Bit count of an integer, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 10:33
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Chris Dollin, 10:21
Re: Why oh why does this NOT give a compile error?, Stephen Sprunk, 10:19
Re: mnemonic, Richard, 10:07
Re: Absense of bool, João Jerónimo, 09:46
Re: mnemonic, Nick Keighley, 09:37
Re: Why oh why does this NOT give a compile error?, ups_genius, 09:35
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Richard Heathfield, 09:35
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Richard Heathfield, 09:32
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Richard, 09:26
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Chris Dollin, 09:08
Re: Some suggestion required regarding get line functionality., somenath, 09:03
Re: C Questions, Richard Heathfield, 09:00
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Richard Heathfield, 08:59
Re: Some suggestion required regarding get line functionality., Mark Bluemel, 08:56
Re: Some suggestion required regarding get line functionality., somenath, 08:53
Re: Some suggestion required regarding get line functionality., Eric Sosman, 08:48
Re: Some suggestion required regarding get line functionality., somenath, 08:43
Re: bitwise operator and endianness, Eric Sosman, 08:38
Re: Some suggestion required regarding get line functionality., pete, 08:34
Re: Nullable/Notnull : syntax proposal, Richard, 08:33
Re: Absense of bool, Richard, 08:31
MISRA C latest guidelines--- anybody has?, kr, 08:26
Re: Network time to C time, Barry Schwarz, 08:26
Re: Nullable/Notnull : syntax proposal, Eric Sosman, 08:26
Re: Some suggestion required regarding get line functionality., Flash Gordon, 08:24
Re: Some suggestion required regarding get line functionality., pete, 08:10
Re: bitwise operator and endianness, pete, 08:07
Re: bitwise operator and endianness, Chris Dollin, 08:03
Re: Why oh why does this NOT give a compile error?, James Kuyper, 07:58
Eclipse CDT error parser for external tool, ups_genius, 07:56
Re: Some suggestion required regarding get line functionality., jacob navia, 07:53
Re: bitwise operator and endianness, James Kuyper, 07:50
Re: C Questions, pete, 07:49
Some suggestion required regarding get line functionality., somenath, 07:43
Re: Why oh why does this NOT give a compile error?, cr88192, 07:41
Re: Why oh why does this NOT give a compile error?, James Kuyper, 07:38
Re: C Questions, Flash Gordon, 07:34
Re: Why oh why does this NOT give a compile error?, santosh, 07:32
bitwise operator and endianness, Rahul, 07:27
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Flash Gordon, 07:25
Re: A character with a negative value, pete, 07:24
Re: Why oh why does this NOT give a compile error?, Joachim Schmitz, 07:15
Re: What is the "point" of using pointers? (tutorial 4 retarded C programmers sufferrers of ADD also ;-) ), Richard Heathfield, 07:14
Re: ANSI C grammar dependency graph, pete, 07:13
Re: Why oh why does this NOT give a compile error?, santosh, 07:08
Re: What is the "point" of using pointers? (tutorial 4 retarded C programmers sufferrers of ADD also ;-) ), pete, 07:03
Why oh why does this NOT give a compile error?, Paul Melis, 07:02
Re: "test.c:20: error: expected identifier before ?(? token", ramif_47, 06:59
Re: "test.c:20: error: expected identifier before ?(? token", santosh, 06:54
*******C I Miss You ********, MinsaraKannaGi, 06:38
Re: "test.c:20: error: expected identifier before ?(? token", pete, 06:26
Re: C Questions, Richard Heathfield, 06:24
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Richard Bos, 06:15
Re: "test.c:20: error: expected identifier before ?(? token", Mark Bluemel, 06:14
Re: "test.c:20: error: expected identifier before ‘(’ token", Mark Bluemel, 06:12
Re: "test.c:20: error: expected identifier before ‘(’ token", Chris Dollin, 06:07
Re: help to explain sscanf(), Mark Bluemel, 06:05
Re: "test.c:20: error: expected identifier before ?(? token", santosh, 06:03
Re: C Questions, pete, 06:03
Re: A character with a negative value, Chris Dollin, 05:56
"test.c:20: error: expected identifier before ‘(’ token", ramif_47, 05:52
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Chris Dollin, 05:51
Re: Absense of bool, CBFalconer, 05:41
help to explain sscanf(), BlueJ, 05:35
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Flash Gordon, 05:25
Re: C Questions, Richard Heathfield, 05:08
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Chris Dollin, 05:06
Re: different way of finding out offsetof a member in structure, Mark Bluemel, 05:03
Re: Sizeof ponters, Chris Dollin, 05:03
Re: C Questions, Philip Potter, 04:59
Re: argument evaluation, Chris Dollin, 04:59
What is the "point" of using pointers? (tutorial 4 retarded C programmers sufferrers of ADD also ;-) ), ☆☆☆☆☆ Sü Keith Chakotay von Carpati, 04:55
Re: C Questions, aarklon, 04:41
Re: return value of successful open call, Richard Tobin, 04:29
Re: return value of successful open call, Richard Bos, 04:13
Re: Writing interrupt driven circular buffer, karthikbalaguru, 04:12
Re: Discarding contexts of a text file starting from an offset, Richard Bos, 04:11
Re: return value of successful open call, MisterE, 04:07
Re: different way of finding out offsetof a member in structure, abhimanyu.v@xxxxxxxxx, 04:05
Re: Sizeof ponters, Mark Bluemel, 04:00
Re: different way of finding out offsetof a member in structure, MisterE, 03:59
Re: different way of finding out offsetof a member in structure, Keith Thompson, 03:57
Re: different way of finding out offsetof a member in structure, abhimanyu.v@xxxxxxxxx, 03:51
lkdshdfgh, MayaKannaGi, 03:48
Re: ANSI C grammar dependency graph, Richard Heathfield, 03:48
Re: mnemonic, Richard Bos, 03:48
Re: C Questions, santosh, 03:47
Re: Discarding contexts of a text file starting from an offset, Richard Heathfield, 03:47
Re: return value of successful open call, Keith Thompson, 03:45
Re: mnemonic, Richard Bos, 03:44
Re: C Questions, Philip Potter, 03:42
Re: Discarding contexts of a text file starting from an offset, santosh, 03:40
Re: return value of successful open call, santosh, 03:37
Re: need to find a good C tutorial, santosh, 03:33
Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Richard Bos, 03:24
need to find a good C tutorial, wanttodie, 03:20
Re: different way of finding out offsetof a member in structure, karthikbalaguru, 03:17
Re: ANSI C grammar dependency graph, Chris Hills, 03:16
Re: C Questions, Keith Thompson, 03:13
different way of finding out offsetof a member in structure, abhimanyu.v@xxxxxxxxx, 02:56
return value of successful open call, paresh, 02:47
Discarding contexts of a text file starting from an offset, parthaspanda22, 02:24
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Re: ANSI C grammar dependency graph, Richard Heathfield, 00:55
Re: Absense of bool, Richard Heathfield, 00:47
Re: Mnemonic, Richard Heathfield, 00:41
##### HAI Friends######, MayaKannaGi, 00:31
Re: ANSI C grammar dependency graph, Ben Pfaff, 00:28
Re: ANSI C grammar dependency graph, pete, 00:24
ANSI C grammar dependency graph, aarklon, 00:14

November 04, 2007

Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Ian Collins, 23:58
Re: C Questions, aarklon, 23:57
Re: cannot read after \n using strtok(), Barry Schwarz, 23:29
Re: Meaning of memset (Was: Re: Assigning values to char arrays), somenath, 23:22
Re: Mnemonic, Kenny McCormack, 23:17
Re: Advanced Test in C: The 0x10 Best Questions for C Programmers, Jack Klein, 23:05
Re: Nullable/Notnull : syntax proposal, Jack Klein, 22:56
Re: Mnemonic, Keith Thompson, 22:50
Re: Absense of bool, Jack Klein, 22:36
Re: evalutation order for logical operators, gallows, 21:03
Re: evalutation order for logical operators, Peter Nilsson, 20:52
Re: evalutation order for logical operators, pete, 20:49
evalutation order for logical operators, gallows, 20:42
Re: Absense of bool, Tor Rustad, 20:14
Re: Mnemonic, Tor Rustad, 20:00
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Malcolm McLean, 19:10
Advanced Test in C: The 0x10 Best Questions for C Programmers, aarklon, 18:45
Re: Absense of bool, J. J. Farrell, 18:31
Re: Absense of bool, Richard, 18:30
Re: Mnemonic, Eric Sosman, 18:03
Re: C Questions, J. J. Farrell, 18:03
Re: C Questions, Old Wolf, 18:02
Re: Mnemonic, Eric Sosman, 18:02
Re: Linux: Unbuffered reading from stdin, David Thompson, 18:02
Re: sizeof(ptr) = ?, David Thompson, 18:02
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, David Thompson, 18:02
Re: Variable declaration inside a switch statement., David Thompson, 18:02
Re: C Questions, Old Wolf, 18:02
Re: C Questions, Old Wolf, 17:58
Re: C Questions, Old Wolf, 17:50
Re: Absense of bool, Keith Thompson, 17:40
Re: Absense of bool, Old Wolf, 17:36
Re: Absense of bool, Richard, 17:32
Re: Mnemonic, Mark McIntyre, 17:28
Re: What is purpose of #defs inside a strcuture, parag_paul@xxxxxxxxxxx, 17:27
Re: Absense of bool, Mark McIntyre, 17:25
Re: Network time to C time, Keith Thompson, 17:01
Re: Absense of bool, Richard, 16:55
Re: Network time to C time, Thad Smith, 16:53
Re: Question1, Keith Thompson, 16:44
Re: Mnemonic, Keith Thompson, 16:42
Re: Absense of bool, Keith Thompson, 16:41
Re: Absense of bool, santosh, 16:39
Re: Network time to C time, Andrew Chalk, 16:38
Re: Mnemonic, jacob navia, 16:35
Re: C Questions, santosh, 16:27
Re: Absense of bool, Richard, 16:20
Re: Mnemonic, Richard, 16:19
Re: argument evaluation, Keith Thompson, 16:16
Re: What is purpose of #defs inside a strcuture, Eric Sosman, 16:14
Re: Terminal input and pipe - possible to have both?, mazwolfe, 16:10
Re: C Questions, aarklon, 16:10
Re: Network time to C time, Keith Thompson, 16:07
Re: Network time to C time, Keith Thompson, 16:07
Re: Absense of bool, santosh, 16:04
Re: argument evaluation, Eric Sosman, 16:02
Re: What is purpose of #defs inside a strcuture, Keith Thompson, 15:56
Re: Question1, Sjouke Burry, 15:55
Re: What is purpose of #defs inside a strcuture, santosh, 15:54
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Malcolm McLean, 15:52
Re: Mnemonic, Eric Sosman, 15:51
Re: Absense of bool, Richard, 15:44
Re: Absense of bool, Keith Thompson, 15:28
Re: What is purpose of #defs inside a strcuture, Ben Pfaff, 15:26
Re: Absense of bool, santosh, 15:00
Re: Sizeof ponters, Gordon Burditt, 14:47
What is purpose of #defs inside a strcuture, parag_paul@xxxxxxxxxxx, 14:45
Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Keith Thompson, 14:42
Re: C Questions, Flash Gordon, 14:41
Re: argument evaluation, Flash Gordon, 14:33
Re: Nullable/Notnull : syntax proposal, jacob navia, 14:12
تصميم برامج, عمرالمهدى, 14:12
Re: Absense of bool, J. J. Farrell, 14:03
Re: Nullable/Notnull : syntax proposal, $)CHarald van D)&k, 13:59
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Ian Collins, 13:26
Re: argument evaluation, santosh, 13:22
Re: Absense of bool, Richard, 13:21
Re: Nullable/Notnull : syntax proposal, Richard, 13:17
Re: Absense of bool, Richard, 13:14
Re: Nullable/Notnull : syntax proposal, santosh, 13:08
Re: Absense of bool, santosh, 13:06
New to Oracle ---> Where to Start?, takveen@xxxxxxxxx, 12:55
Re: Nullable/Notnull : syntax proposal, jacob navia, 12:53
Re: Absense of bool, J. J. Farrell, 12:52
Re: Nullable/Notnull : syntax proposal, pete, 12:47
Re: argument evaluation, aarklon, 12:47
Re: what is the differrence b/w the usage or return and the exit in the C programming.., Flash Gordon, 12:47
Re: Nullable/Notnull : syntax proposal, Ben Pfaff, 12:45
Re: Nullable/Notnull : syntax proposal, Richard, 12:43
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Re: Absense of bool, J. J. Farrell, 12:35
Re: C Questions, J. J. Farrell, 12:28
Nullable/Notnull : syntax proposal, sarnold, 12:23
Re: mnemonic, J. J. Farrell, 12:13
Re: C Questions, James Kuyper, 12:10
Re: mnemonic, Richard, 12:03
Re: Network time to C time, Richard Heathfield, 11:58
Re: Network time to C time, Walter Roberson, 11:57
Re: Network time to C time, Kenny McCormack, 11:57
Re: mnemonic, Tor Rustad, 11:46
Re: Network time to C time, Richard, 11:43
Re: openmp under cygwin [OT], Richard, 11:42
Re: Absense of bool, Philip Potter, 11:39
Re: C Questions, Philip Potter, 11:36
Re: C Questions, Philip Potter, 11:34
Re: openmp under cygwin [OT], Tor Rustad, 11:28
Re: what is the differrence b/w the usage or return and the exit in the C programming.., Philip Potter, 11:26
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, Richard, 11:25
Re: Network time to C time, CBFalconer, 11:23
Re: mnemonic, Richard, 11:15
Re: Mnemonic, Kenny McCormack, 11:13
Re: Absense of bool, Richard, 11:09
Re: mnemonic, Tor Rustad, 11:08
Re: mnemonic, Richard, 11:04
Network time to C time, Andrew Chalk, 10:59
Re: mnemonic, Tor Rustad, 10:58
Re: Signal dispositions, Al Balmer, 10:51
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, CBFalconer, 10:51
Re: Signal dispositions, Al Balmer, 10:51
Re: Mnemonic, Eric Sosman, 10:51
Re: mnemonic, Al Balmer, 10:51
Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Chris Hills, 10:45
Re: openmp under cygwin, Tim Prince, 10:40
Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Chris Hills, 10:37
Re: Terminal input and pipe - possible to have both?, santosh, 10:25
Re: Mnemonic, Kenny McCormack, 10:01
Re: C Questions, santosh, 10:01
Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, santosh, 09:57
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Mark McIntyre, 09:57
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Mark McIntyre, 09:56
Re: Terminal input and pipe - possible to have both?, Kenny McCormack, 09:53
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, Mark McIntyre, 09:51
Re: mnemonic, santosh, 09:47
Re: segmentation fault, santosh, 09:43
Re: Terminal input and pipe - possible to have both?, santosh, 09:25
Question1, DRUNKARD, 09:20
Re: Terminal input and pipe - possible to have both?, kotzkroete@xxxxxxxxx, 09:18
Re: argument evaluation, Joachim Schmitz, 09:06
Re: argument evaluation, Eric Sosman, 08:56
Re: argument evaluation, Flash Gordon, 08:51
Re: segmentation fault, Flash Gordon, 08:49
Re: C Questions, Kenny McCormack, 08:48
Re: argument evaluation, Richard Heathfield, 08:45
Re: C Questions, Kenny McCormack, 08:43
Re: Terminal input and pipe - possible to have both?, Kenny McCormack, 08:34
Re: segmentation fault, wiseker, 08:21
Re: segmentation fault, Joachim Schmitz, 08:05
Re: C Questions, Joachim Schmitz, 08:00
Re: segmentation fault, aarklon, 08:00
Re: argument evaluation, gallows, 07:59
Terminal input and pipe - possible to have both?, kotzkroete@xxxxxxxxx, 07:58
Re: argument evaluation, Joachim Schmitz, 07:53
Re: C Questions, aarklon, 07:51
Re: segmentation fault, Joachim Schmitz, 07:51
argument evaluation, aarklon, 07:49
Re: segmentation fault, wiseker, 07:47
Re: C Questions, James Kuyper, 07:33
Re: Absense of bool, $)CHarald van D)&k, 07:32
segmentation fault, aarklon, 07:26
Re: Debugging core file?, srikrishanmalik, 07:23
Re: C Questions, aarklon, 07:16
Re: mnemonic, James Kuyper, 06:52
Re: C Questions, James Kuyper, 06:29
Re: C Questions, Army1987, 06:28
Re: decimal math, rounding, etc (was Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in ...), Flash Gordon, 06:26
Re: Absense of bool, Army1987, 06:22
Re: Absense of bool, Army1987, 06:18
Re: Meaning of memset, James Kuyper, 06:14
Re: Absense of bool, Army1987, 06:09
Re: Meaning of memset (Was: Re: Assigning values to char arrays), pete, 06:04
Re: Debugging core file?, karthikbalaguru, 05:51
Re: cannot read after \n using strtok(), CBFalconer, 05:11
decimal math, rounding, etc (was Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in ...), Chris Torek, 05:07
Re: what is the differrence b/w the usage or return and the exit in the C programming.., Flash Gordon, 05:04
Re: Absense of bool, Philip Potter, 04:53
Re: C Questions, Philip Potter, 04:41
Re: mnemonic, RoS, 04:30
Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, RoS, 03:55
Re: mnemonic, Ian Collins, 03:51
Re: what is the differrence b/w the usage or return and the exit in the C programming.., Philip Potter, 03:44
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Re: Mnemonic, jacob navia, 03:04
Re: mnemonic, jacob navia, 02:59
Re: Meaning of memset (Was: Re: Assigning values to char arrays), Jean-Marc Bourguet, 02:36
Re: C Questions, aarklon, 01:45
Programs, sindhujatry, 01:06
Re: Sizeof ponters, cr88192, 01:06
Re: C Questions, Ark Khasin, 01:03
Re: Meaning of memset, Ark Khasin, 00:58
Re: Meaning of memset (Was: Re: Assigning values to char arrays), Ark Khasin, 00:50
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Re: Meaning of memset, Ben Bacarisse, 00:34
Re: Meaning of memset, Ben Bacarisse, 00:32
Re: Meaning of memset (Was: Re: Assigning values to char arrays), James Kuyper, 00:25
Re: C Questions, Ark Khasin, 00:15
Re: Meaning of memset (Was: Re: Assigning values to char arrays), Ben Bacarisse, 00:04

November 03, 2007

Re: Meaning of memset, pete, 23:54
Re: Meaning of memset, James Kuyper, 23:49
Re: Meaning of memset, Ben Bacarisse, 23:46
Re: Sizeof ponters, karthikbalaguru, 23:33
Re: Meaning of memset (Was: Re: Assigning values to char arrays), Ark Khasin, 23:31
Re: cannot read after \n using strtok(), Ben Bacarisse, 23:27
Re: Meaning of memset, Ark Khasin, 23:06
Re: cannot read after \n using strtok(), ohaqqi@xxxxxxxxx, 22:53
Re: Meaning of memset (Was: Re: Assigning values to char arrays), Ben Bacarisse, 22:43
Re: Absense of bool, Eric Sosman, 22:41
Re: Meaning of memset, Ben Pfaff, 22:28
Re: Meaning of memset, Ben Bacarisse, 22:26
Re: Absense of bool, Keith Thompson, 22:20
Re: Absense of bool, Keith Thompson, 22:08
Re: Meaning of memset (Was: Re: Assigning values to char arrays), Ark Khasin, 22:06
Re: Absense of bool, J. J. Farrell, 22:05
Re: Meaning of memset, Ben Pfaff, 22:04
Re: openmp under cygwin [OT], Keith Thompson, 22:04
Re: Meaning of memset (Was: Re: Assigning values to char arrays), Ian Collins, 21:57
Re: Meaning of memset, Ark Khasin, 21:50
Re: Real Time programs, Keith Thompson, 21:39
Re: Meaning of memset (Was: Re: Assigning values to char arrays), Ark Khasin, 21:37
Re: mnemonic, Keith Thompson, 21:36
Re: cannot read after \n using strtok(), Ben Bacarisse, 21:29
Re: Meaning of memset, Ben Bacarisse, 21:16
Re: OT: Filters (Was Re: ***********Super C Language************), Barry Schwarz, 21:10
Re: which one requires less memory?, Barry Schwarz, 21:00
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Flash Gordon, 20:38
Re: mnemonic, James Kuyper, 20:32
Re: Sizeof ponters, CBFalconer, 20:25
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Re: Absense of bool, James Kuyper, 20:02
Re: Absense of bool, santosh, 20:01
Re: mnemonic, Ian Collins, 19:55
Re: Variable Length, James Kuyper, 19:55
Re: Mnemonic, santosh, 19:53
Re: Missing prototype and resulting coredump, Barry Schwarz, 19:50
Re: Meaning of memset (Was: Re: Assigning values to char arrays), pete, 19:47
Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, Flash Gordon, 19:45
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Malcolm McLean, 19:44
Re: mnemonic, santosh, 19:44
Re: Meaning of memset (Was: Re: Assigning values to char arrays), James Kuyper, 19:37
Re: Sizeof ponters, santosh, 19:37
Re: Absense of bool, Malcolm McLean, 19:33
Re: Sizeof ponters, Flash Gordon, 19:31
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Sizeof ponters, Subriemanian, 19:01
Mnemonic, jacob navia, 19:01
Absense of bool, AommiK, 18:56
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Richard Heathfield, 18:54
Re: mnemonic, jacob navia, 18:42
Re: Variable Length, Tor Rustad, 18:39
Re: mnemonic, Tor Rustad, 18:30
Debugging core file?, Zach, 18:24
Re: Meaning of memset (Was: Re: Assigning values to char arrays), Flash Gordon, 18:21
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Flash Gordon, 18:11
Re: Assigning values to char arrays, Chris Torek, 18:08
Re: openmp under cygwin [OT], Tor Rustad, 18:06
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Tor Rustad, 17:55
Re: Meaning of memset (Was: Re: Assigning values to char arrays), Chris Torek, 17:44
Re: Variable Length, CBFalconer, 17:42
Re: Meaning of memset (Was: Re: Assigning values to char arrays), santosh, 17:37
Re: Real Time programs, CBFalconer, 17:37
Re: Signal dispositions, CBFalconer, 17:29
Re: Meaning of memset (Was: Re: Assigning values to char arrays), CBFalconer, 17:18
Re: what is the differrence b/w the usage or return and the exit in the C programming.., Tor Rustad, 17:15
Re: mnemonic, CBFalconer, 17:12
Re: mnemonic, Martien Verbruggen, 17:02
Re: Variable Length, Malcolm McLean, 16:58
Re: mnemonic, Martien Verbruggen, 16:50
Re: C Questions, Ben Pfaff, 16:48
Re: Variable Length, Tor Rustad, 16:38
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Malcolm McLean, 16:25
C Questions, aarklon, 16:14
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Re: Meaning of memset (Was: Re: Assigning values to char arrays), Ark Khasin, 16:05
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Re: Signal dispositions, Golden California Girls, 15:54
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Keith Thompson, 15:51
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Richard Heathfield, 15:25
Re: Signal dispositions, santosh, 15:22
Re: Meaning of memset (Was: Re: Assigning values to char arrays), pete, 15:20
Re: Meaning of memset (Was: Re: Assigning values to char arrays), santosh, 15:18
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Malcolm McLean, 15:14
Re: Signal dispositions, Logan Shaw, 15:06
Re: Meaning of memset (Was: Re: Assigning values to char arrays), Ark Khasin, 15:03
Re: Meaning of memset (Was: Re: Assigning values to char arrays), Ark Khasin, 14:57
Re: Meaning of memset (Was: Re: Assigning values to char arrays), santosh, 14:49
Re: Meaning of memset (Was: Re: Assigning values to char arrays), santosh, 14:45
Re: Meaning of memset (Was: Re: Assigning values to char arrays), Richard, 14:37
Re: Meaning of memset (Was: Re: Assigning values to char arrays), Ark Khasin, 14:29
Re: Signal dispositions, Giorgos Keramidas, 14:28
Re: Meaning of memset (Was: Re: Assigning values to char arrays), Ark Khasin, 14:25
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, Keith Thompson, 14:07
Re: Signal dispositions, Golden California Girls, 14:06
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Keith Thompson, 14:00
Re: mnemonic, Ben Bacarisse, 13:57
Re: mnemonic, Richard, 13:42
Re: Variable Length, Keith Thompson, 13:32
Re: mnemonic, Joe Wright, 13:25
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Malcolm McLean, 13:22
Re: Meaning of memset (Was: Re: Assigning values to char arrays), Ben Bacarisse, 13:17
Re: Variable Length, Malcolm McLean, 13:14
Re: openmp under cygwin, Keith Thompson, 13:12
Re: what is the differrence b/w the usage or return and the exit in the C programming.., Flash Gordon, 13:08
Re: Meaning of memset (Was: Re: Assigning values to char arrays), Ben Bacarisse, 13:01
Re: mnemonic, Ben Pfaff, 12:58
Re: Meaning of memset (Was: Re: Assigning values to char arrays), Richard, 12:57
Re: openmp under cygwin, s . z . s, 12:40
Meaning of memset (Was: Re: Assigning values to char arrays), Ark Khasin, 12:26
Re: mnemonic, James Kuyper, 11:54
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Re: Variable Length, James Kuyper, 11:50
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Re: Variable Length, santosh, 11:46
Re: mnemonic, Richard, 11:09
Re: mnemonic, Eric Sosman, 10:57
Re: mnemonic, Tor Rustad, 10:45
Re: Casting pointers to varargs functions, Eric Sosman, 10:45
Re: Real Time programs, husterk, 10:43
Re: openmp under cygwin, Tor Rustad, 10:40
Re: mnemonic, Serve Lau, 10:31
Re: mnemonic, Richard, 10:28
Re: Real Time programs, Tor Rustad, 10:18
Re: Variable Length, Kenny McCormack, 10:13
Re: mnemonic, James Kuyper, 10:12
Re: Variable Length, Tor Rustad, 10:06
Re: Real Time programs, santosh, 09:48
Re: Variable Length, santosh, 09:45
Re: Variable Length, James Kuyper, 09:25
Variable Length, lak, 09:04
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Re: mnemonic, Serve Lau, 07:17
Real Time programs, CJ, 07:09
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Francine . Neary, 07:06
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Tor Rustad, 06:31
Re: Signal dispositions, Tor Rustad, 06:22
Re: Signal dispositions, Joachim Schmitz, 06:19
Re: Signal dispositions, Keith Thompson, 06:08
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openmp under cygwin, s . z . s, 06:03
Re: Signal dispositions, Joachim Schmitz, 06:00
Re: what is the differrence b/w the usage or return and the exit in the C programming.., Philip Potter, 05:54
Re: Signal dispositions, Leet Jon, 05:15
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Flash Gordon, 05:13
Re: mnemonic, jaysome, 03:58
Re: mnemonic, Richard Heathfield, 03:42
Re: Signal dispositions, Rainer Weikusat, 03:41
Re: Expect your comments, jaysome, 03:40
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Ian Collins, 03:33
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, CBFalconer, 03:23
Re: Expect your comments, Malcolm McLean, 03:21
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Malcolm McLean, 03:13
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Malcolm McLean, 03:03
Re: Casting pointers to varargs functions, Ian Collins, 01:02
Re: Casting pointers to varargs functions, Ben Pfaff, 00:31
Re: mnemonic, Ben Pfaff, 00:24
Re: mnemonic, Ben Pfaff, 00:22
Re: Signal dispositions, Almond, 00:14
Re: Casting pointers to varargs functions, Ian Collins, 00:11

November 02, 2007

Re: Signal dispositions, Logan Shaw, 23:35
Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Ben Bacarisse, 23:34
Re: Casting pointers to varargs functions, Gene, 23:26
Re: mnemonic, Keith Thompson, 23:03
Re: Casting pointers to varargs functions, Eric Sosman, 22:57
Re: mnemonic, Ben Bacarisse, 22:51
Casting pointers to varargs functions, Gene, 22:23
Re: Signal dispositions, Barry Margolin, 22:12
Re: connection to server via HTTP, CBFalconer, 21:30
Re: mnemonic, Keith Thompson, 21:09
Re: what is the differrence b/w the usage or return and the exit in the C programming.., Keith Thompson, 20:49
Re: Signal dispositions, Keith Thompson, 20:48
Re: how to optimize a for loop, Barry Schwarz, 20:30
Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, Barry Schwarz, 20:17
Re: mnemonic, Tor Rustad, 20:12
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Joe Wright, 20:09
Re: Expect your comments, Barry Schwarz, 19:56
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Richard Heathfield, 19:38
Re: connection to server via HTTP, Ian Collins, 19:33
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, Doug, 19:33
connection to server via HTTP, rup, 19:24
Re: help in socket programing, Default User, 19:16
Re: what is the differrence b/w the usage or return and the exit in the C programming.., Peter Pichler, 19:15
Re: Signal dispositions, jameskuyper, 19:08
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Tor Rustad, 19:04
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Francine . Neary, 18:58
help in socket programing, Clement, 18:54
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Richard Heathfield, 18:37
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Tor Rustad, 18:20
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, jacob navia, 18:18
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Richard Heathfield, 18:03
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Tor Rustad, 17:49
Re: Signal dispositions, Martin Vuille, 17:28
Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Tor Rustad, 17:05
Re: Signal dispositions, Shadowman, 16:59
Re: what is the differrence b/w the usage or return and the exit in the C programming.., Kenny McCormack, 16:45
Re: Expect your comments, Kenny McCormack, 16:41
Re: Signal dispositions, Al Balmer, 16:34
Re: Signal dispositions, santosh, 16:20
Re: Signal dispositions, Leet Jon, 16:16
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, Army1987, 15:42
Re: Signal dispositions, Keith Thompson, 15:10
Re: what is the differrence b/w the usage or return and the exit in the C programming.., Flash Gordon, 15:05
Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Keith Thompson, 14:59
Re: mnemonic, Flash Gordon, 14:58
Re: Signal dispositions, Joachim Schmitz, 14:52
Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Keith Thompson, 14:44
Signal dispositions, Leet Jon, 14:42
Re: Expect your comments, Richard Heathfield, 14:12
Re: Expect your comments, Christopher Benson-Manica, 14:01
Re: A character with a negative value, Eric Sosman, 13:43
Re: A character with a negative value, Richard Heathfield, 13:33
Re: A character with a negative value, Martin Wells, 12:32
Re: Expect your comments, jacob navia, 12:21
Re: Expect your comments, Richard, 12:06
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, Kenny McCormack, 11:59
Re: Signed Bitfields, Army1987, 11:58
Re: Expect your comments, loudking, 11:55
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Re: mnemonic, Richard, 11:23
Re: what is the differrence b/w the usage or return and the exit in the C programming.., santosh, 11:20
Re: mnemonic, Al Balmer, 11:14
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, Richard, 11:09
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, Richard, 11:09
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, Richard, 11:06
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, Chris Dollin, 11:01
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Chris Dollin, 10:59
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, Eric Sosman, 10:53
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, Chris Dollin, 10:50
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Mark McIntyre, 10:49
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Mark McIntyre, 10:44
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, Richard Heathfield, 10:40
Re: Expect your comments, Richard Heathfield, 10:33
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, Richard, 09:58
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, Spoon, 09:52
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, Chris Dollin, 09:45
Re: A character with a negative value, Chris Dollin, 09:41
Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, CBFalconer, 09:30
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, Richard, 09:27
Re: A character with a negative value, Eric Sosman, 09:16
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, CBFalconer, 08:41
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Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Chris Hills, 08:12
Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Chris Hills, 08:07
Re: mnemonic, aarklon, 07:21
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, Richard Tobin, 07:02
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, Richard Bos, 06:49
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Re: A character with a negative value, Chris Dollin, 05:57
Re: what is the differrence b/w the usage or return and the exit in the C programming.., quarkLore, 05:45
Re: A character with a negative value, James Kuyper, 05:43
Expect your comments, pandi, 05:38
Re: what is the differrence b/w the usage or return and the exit in the C programming.., Philip Potter, 05:09
Re: A character with a negative value, Chris Dollin, 05:04
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Chris Dollin, 04:57
what is the differrence b/w the usage or return and the exit in the C programming.., jayapal, 04:48
Re: mnemonic, Chris Dollin, 04:44
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Flash Gordon, 04:40
Re: mnemonic, Mark Bluemel, 04:37
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Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, Richard Bos, 03:56
Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Richard Bos, 03:55
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, Richard Tobin, 03:39
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Richard Bos, 03:26
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Richard Bos, 03:22
Re: Assigning values to char arrays, Richard Heathfield, 02:59
Re: mnemonic, CBFalconer, 02:38
Re: Assigning values to char arrays, somenath, 02:31
Re: Assigning values to char arrays, Richard Heathfield, 02:07
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Ian Collins, 01:47
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Ian Collins, 01:45
Re: Assigning values to char arrays, somenath, 00:33

November 01, 2007

Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, James Kuyper, 23:49
Signed Bitfields, John J . Smith, 23:48
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, santosh, 23:44
Re: Basic C question, Eric Sosman, 23:37
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, Richard, 23:37
Re: mnemonic, aarklon, 23:36
Re: mnemonic, Eric Sosman, 23:33
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Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Richard, 23:25
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, Jack Klein, 23:17
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, James Kuyper, 23:16
Re: A character with a negative value, James Kuyper, 23:00
Re: mnemonic, Richard, 22:58
Re: Basic C question, cr88192, 22:45
Re: mnemonic, Eric Sosman, 22:36
Re: mnemonic, Tim Brown, 22:22
Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Keith Thompson, 22:12
Re: Assigning values to char arrays, emyl, 22:12
Re: mnemonic, Richard, 21:21
Re: Assigning values to char arrays, Richard, 21:04
Re: mnemonic, Eric Sosman, 21:01
Re: Assigning values to char arrays, CBFalconer, 20:47
Re: how to optimize a for loop, user923005, 20:45
Re: Assigning values to char arrays, Richard Heathfield, 20:32
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Richard, 20:05
Re: Assigning values to char arrays, Richard, 20:04
Re: mnemonic, CBFalconer, 20:00
Assigning values to char arrays, emyl, 19:56
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Malcolm McLean, 19:53
Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, CBFalconer, 19:47
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, jacob navia, 19:43
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Richard, 19:33
Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, CBFalconer, 19:30
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Malcolm McLean, 19:10
Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Chris Hills, 18:56
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, Stephen Sprunk, 18:51
Re: A character with a negative value, Ben Pfaff, 18:41
Re: mnemonic, Ben Pfaff, 18:40
Re: mnemonic, Richard Tobin, 18:37
Re: A character with a negative value, Army1987, 18:23
Re: A character with a negative value, Eric Sosman, 18:19
Re: mnemonic, Richard, 18:19
Re: mnemonic, Eric Sosman, 18:18
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Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Richard, 18:07
Re: mnemonic, Al Balmer, 18:01
Re: A character with a negative value, Old Wolf, 17:56
Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, pete, 17:52
Re: mnemonic, Ben Pfaff, 17:48
Re: printf("%d",float), Chris Torek, 17:47
Re: mnemonic, Christopher Benson-Manica, 17:44
Re: printf("%d",float), pete, 17:36
Re: Bug/Gross InEfficiency in HeathField's fgetline program, Malcolm McLean, 17:33
Re: Bit Reversal using recursion, pete, 17:32
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Malcolm McLean, 17:29
Re: A character with a negative value, Eric Sosman, 17:29
Re: mnemonic, Serve Lau, 17:28
Re: mnemonic, Eric Sosman, 17:21
Re: A character with a negative value, jameskuyper, 17:13
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, Martin Ambuhl, 17:08
Re: mnemonic, Julienne Walker, 16:58
Re: mnemonic, vipvipvipvipvip . ru, 16:43
Re: A character with a negative value, SM Ryan, 16:37
Re: A character with a negative value, Ben Pfaff, 16:18
Re: mnemonic, Julienne Walker, 15:50
Re: mnemonic, Al Balmer, 15:47
Re: Bit Reversal using recursion, Richard, 15:46
Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, John Bode, 15:44
Re: mnemonic, Ian Collins, 15:43
Re: mnemonic, vipvipvipvipvip . ru, 15:41
Re: A character with a negative value, jameskuyper, 15:38
Re: Is this an error or undefined behaviour?, Flash Gordon, 15:33
Re: Bit Reversal using recursion, Richard, 15:28
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, Richard, 15:27
mnemonic, aarklon, 15:18
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Flash Gordon, 15:12
Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, Flash Gordon, 15:01
Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Kenneth Brody, 14:39
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Ian Collins, 14:38
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Ian Collins, 14:33
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, Doug, 14:23
Re: how to optimize a for loop, Eric Sosman, 13:59
Re: Bit Reversal using recursion, Krypto, 13:58
Re: A character with a negative value, Keith Thompson, 13:50
Re: A character with a negative value, Ben Pfaff, 13:49
Re: how to optimize a for loop, pete, 13:32
Re: A character with a negative value, santosh, 13:27
Re: A character with a negative value, Ben Pfaff, 13:27
Re: Bit Reversal using recursion, pete, 13:26
Re: how to optimize a for loop, andreyvul, 13:22
Re: A character with a negative value, Eric Sosman, 13:15
OT - Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, santosh, 13:15
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, CBFalconer, 13:05
Re: Bit Reversal using recursion, Mark Bluemel, 13:02
Re: A character with a negative value, Eric Sosman, 13:00
Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Keith Thompson, 12:56
Re: Designing fgetline - a perspective, Richard Harter, 12:46
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, Martin Ambuhl, 12:28
Re: Bit Reversal using recursion, Krypto, 12:24
Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, CBFalconer, 12:12
Bit Reversal using recursion, Krypto, 12:09
Re: A character with a negative value, Chris Dollin, 11:52
Re: A character with a negative value, Richard, 11:40
Re: A character with a negative value, CBFalconer, 11:34
Re: A character with a negative value, Ben Pfaff, 11:29
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, CBFalconer, 11:29
Re: A character with a negative value, Martin Wells, 11:29
Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, Hyuga, 11:28
Re: How to we return two values from a function?, Chris Dollin, 11:24
Re: A character with a negative value, Chris Dollin, 11:21
Re: printf("%d",float), CBFalconer, 11:13
Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, CBFalconer, 11:07
Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, John Gordon, 11:04
Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, CBFalconer, 10:56
Re: A character with a negative value, Martin Wells, 10:53
Re: Filters (Was Re: ***********Super C Language************), spacecriter \(Bill C\), 10:53
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Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, Philip Potter, 10:49
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, jimenezrick@xxxxxxxxx, 10:47
Re: printf("%d",float), Philip Potter, 10:45
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, Richard Tobin, 10:32
Re: printf("%d",float), Justin Spahr-Summers, 10:31
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, Justin Spahr-Summers, 10:28
Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, emre esirik(hacettepe computer science and engineering), 10:23
Re: printf("%d",float), vipvipvipvipvip . ru, 09:54
Re: A character with a negative value, vipvipvipvipvip . ru, 09:48
Re: A character with a negative value, Chris Dollin, 09:41
Re: OT: Filters (Was Re: ***********Super C Language************), Mark McIntyre, 09:37
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Chris Dollin, 09:34
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Mark McIntyre, 09:27
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Mark McIntyre, 09:23
A character with a negative value, Martin Wells, 09:18
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, jimenezrick@xxxxxxxxx, 09:03
Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, santosh, 08:57
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, santosh, 08:54
Re: Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, Eric Sosman, 08:36
Simple allocation of two buffer on AMD64, jimenezrick, 08:33
Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, Chris Dollin, 08:30
Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, Philip Potter, 08:27
Re: Block insert into mysql(5.0), Keith Willis, 08:12
Re: How to we return two values from a function?, Philip Potter, 08:06
Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, pete, 07:52
Re: printf("%d",float), pete, 07:46
Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, James Kuyper, 07:42
Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Richard Heathfield, 07:38
Re: How to we return two values from a function?, Christopher Benson-Manica, 07:26
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Re: printf("%d",float), pete, 07:08
Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Richard Bos, 06:51
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Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Keith Thompson, 05:39
Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Keith Thompson, 05:38
Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Keith Thompson, 05:34
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Chris Dollin, 04:48
Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, Flash Gordon, 04:42
Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Chris Hills, 04:34
Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Chris Hills, 04:32
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Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Chris Hills, 04:28
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Re: printf("%d",float), Keith Thompson, 02:50
Re: Macro that expand differently depending on the function calling it., Keith Thompson, 02:25
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Re: Macro that expand differently depending on the function callingit., Richard Heathfield, 01:39
Re: Macro that expand differently depending on the function callingit., Ark Khasin, 01:26
Re: How to we return two values from a function?, Richard Heathfield, 01:21
Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, Richard Heathfield, 01:09
Re: Macro that expand differently depending on the function callingit., CBFalconer, 00:40
Re: One question of C, jaysome, 00:02
Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, Keith Thompson, 00:01

October 31, 2007

Re: Macro that expand differently depending on the function calling it., SM Ryan, 23:55
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Re: How to we return two values from a function?, SM Ryan, 23:45
Re: Macro that expand differently depending on the function calling it., Ark Khasin, 23:35
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Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, Jack Klein, 21:53
Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, Jack Klein, 21:46
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Ian Collins, 21:23
Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, James Kuyper, 21:20
Re: printf("%d",float), christian.bau, 21:19
Re: printf("%d",float), vipvipvipvipvip . ru, 21:10
Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, vipvipvipvipvip . ru, 21:07
Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, Coos Haak, 20:23
Re: Is this an error or undefined behaviour?, Franz Hose, 20:22
Re: printf("%d",float), pete, 20:22
Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, pete, 20:11
Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, pete, 20:03
Re: How to we return two values from a function?, Mark McIntyre, 19:52
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Mark McIntyre, 19:50
Re: A Trend Towards Lower Software Maintenance Budgets?, Mark McIntyre, 19:47
Re: C return a++ - is it safe?, Mark McIntyre, 19:42
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Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, andreyvul, 19:33
Re: printf("%d",float), CBFalconer, 19:22
Re: Macro that expand differently depending on the function calling it., Ben Pfaff, 19:06
Re: printf("%d",float), andreyvul, 19:02
Re: Macro that expand differently depending on the function calling it., pete, 19:01
Re: Macro that expand differently depending on the function calling it., Ark Khasin, 18:34
Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, vipvipvipvipvip . ru, 18:12
Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, Keith Thompson, 17:50
Re: how can we check to not enter the any string or char?, John Gordon, 17:29
Re: printf("%d",float), Charlie Gordon, 13:31
Re: Void function returns value, Charlie Gordon, 13:23
Re: doubt regarding sizeof operator, Charlie Gordon, 13:13
Re: How to we return two values from a function?, Charlie Gordon, 13:11
Re: C pronunciation question, Peter 'Shaggy' Haywood, 00:21

October 15, 2007

comp.lang.c Answers (Abridged) to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ), Steve Summit, 06:00