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December 31, 2007

Re: Secure C programming, Chris Hills, 17:34
Re: Programming in standard c, Walter Roberson, 17:34
Re: How to deal with big-size files??, هنداوى, 17:22
Re: Cannot compile with _FILE_OFFSET_BITS = 64, Keith Thompson, 16:43
Re: Secure C programming, Randy Howard, 15:52
Re: Table based programming., user923005, 15:49
Re: Programming in standard c, Keith Thompson, 15:36
Re: Programming in standard c, jacob navia, 15:05
Re: Programming in standard c, Walter Roberson, 15:02
Re: References and pointers, jacob navia, 15:00
Re: Secure C programming, Walter Roberson, 14:57
Re: Making a program pause, user923005, 14:47
Re: Secure C programming, Golden California Girls, 14:46
Re: function returning days of the week, user923005, 14:38
Re: References and pointers, Alexey Stepanyan, 14:35
Re: Programming in standard c, user923005, 14:33
Re: Redirect stdin ?, Walter Roberson, 14:32
Re: Uninitialised fields in structures, user923005, 14:21
Re: How to deal with big-size files??, user923005, 14:16
Re: References and pointers, Martin Ambuhl, 14:13
Re: Table based programming., user923005, 14:13
Re: Table based programming., jacob navia, 14:12
Re: Table based programming., CJ, 14:08
Re: References and pointers, Simon Saize, 14:07
Re: function returning days of the week, Martin Ambuhl, 14:04
Re: Table based programming., jacob navia, 14:02
Re: Redirect stdin ?, Lothar Behrens, 14:00
Re: Programming in standard c, Syren Baran, 13:58
Re: Table based programming., Joe Wright, 13:47
Re: confused..again, Default User, 13:42
Re: References and pointers, Richard Heathfield, 13:40
Re: confused..again, Default User, 13:40
Re: confused..again, Default User, 13:39
References and pointers, Simon Saize, 13:31
Re: Redirect stdin ?, Lothar Behrens, 13:12
Re: Redirect stdin ?, jameskuyper, 13:00
Re: How to deal with big-size files??, jameskuyper, 12:48
Re: Redirect stdin ?, Harald van Dĳk, 12:31
Re: Cannot compile with _FILE_OFFSET_BITS = 64, jameskuyper, 12:30
Re: Redirect stdin ?, William Pursell, 12:24
Re: Cannot compile with _FILE_OFFSET_BITS = 64, Harald van Dĳk, 12:20
Re: Table based programming., Lothar Behrens, 12:03
Re: Cannot compile with _FILE_OFFSET_BITS = 64, Joe Wright, 11:55
Table based programming., Malcolm McLean, 11:43
Re: How to deal with big-size files??, هنداوى, 11:43
Re: How to deal with big-size files??, jacob navia, 11:25
Re: How to deal with big-size files??, هنداوى, 11:17
Re: How to deal with big-size files??, dmtabs12@xxxxxxxxx, 11:16
Re: How to deal with big-size files??, jacob navia, 11:10
Re: confused..again, Serve Lau, 11:04
How to deal with big-size files??, هنداوى, 10:59
Re: Uninitialised fields in structures, Ulrich Eckhardt, 09:02
Re: Bandwidth stealing, Kenny McCormack, 08:59
Re: Programming in standard c, Eric Sosman, 08:57
Re: Cannot compile with _FILE_OFFSET_BITS = 64, James Kuyper, 08:50
Redirect stdin ?, Lothar Behrens, 08:40
Re: Cannot compile with _FILE_OFFSET_BITS = 64, Ulrich Eckhardt, 08:36
Re: Programming in standard c, Kenny McCormack, 08:26
Re: time and srand, James Kuyper, 08:21
Re: function reading hour register either in 12 or 24 hour formats and returning properly, Gordon Burditt, 08:17
Re: Uninitialised fields in structures, Ben Bacarisse, 08:06
Re: Uninitialised fields in structures, Spiros Bousbouras, 08:02
Re: Cannot compile with _FILE_OFFSET_BITS = 64, Richard Tobin, 07:28
Re: Uninitialised fields in structures, vippstar, 06:34
Re: Secure C programming, jacob navia, 06:01
Uninitialised fields in structures, Ulrich Eckhardt, 05:58
Re: Secure C programming, Chris Thomasson, 05:57
Re: Secure C programming, Chris Thomasson, 05:54
Re: Programming in standard c, Randy Howard, 05:37
Re: Cannot compile with _FILE_OFFSET_BITS = 64, Ulrich Eckhardt, 05:32
Re: function returning days of the week, Richard Bos, 05:27
Re: Bandwidth stealing, Richard Bos, 05:25
Re: Secure C programming, Rico Secada, 05:18
Re: Programming in standard c, jacob navia, 05:09
Re: Programming in standard c, Chris Torek, 05:04
Re: Programming in standard c, Richard Bos, 05:03
Re: Secure C programming, jacob navia, 04:56
Re: Programming in standard c, Serve Lau, 04:54
Re: Programming in standard c, jacob navia, 04:53
Re: Programming in standard c, Serve Lau, 04:31
Re: Programming in standard c, Serve Lau, 04:19
Re: function reading hour register either in 12 or 24 hour formats and returning properly, ssylee, 04:14
Re: Programming in standard c, Serve Lau, 04:11
function returning days of the week, ssylee, 04:10
Re: function reading hour register either in 12 or 24 hour formats and returning properly, Nick Keighley, 04:10
Re: Secure C programming, Chris Hills, 04:06
function reading hour register either in 12 or 24 hour formats and returning properly, ssylee, 03:56
Bandwidth stealing, mani, 03:56
Re: Programming in standard c, Paul Hsieh, 03:33
Re: Programming in standard c, Richard Heathfield, 03:25
Re: Programming in standard c, Richard Heathfield, 03:17
Re: Secure C programming, frido, 03:10
Re: Secure C programming, Chris Thomasson, 02:50
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Re: Programming in standard c, Gordon Burditt, 02:17
Re: Cannot compile with _FILE_OFFSET_BITS = 64, Walter Roberson, 02:05
Re: Programming in standard c, Gordon Burditt, 02:04
Re: Cannot compile with _FILE_OFFSET_BITS = 64, Ravishankar S, 01:51
Re: Cannot compile with _FILE_OFFSET_BITS = 64, Harald van Dĳk, 01:45
Re: Reg:Memory allocation, Walter Roberson, 01:44
Cannot compile with _FILE_OFFSET_BITS = 64, Scott.zhou, 01:25
Re: Making a program pause, Keith Thompson, 01:12
Re: confused..again, Randy Howard, 01:11
Re: Reg:Memory allocation, Keith Thompson, 00:38
Re: const type qualifier and external linkage (term.?), Thad Smith, 00:01

December 30, 2007

Re: Making a program pause, Chris Saunders, 23:17
Re: Reg:Memory allocation, raghu, 22:51
Re: Secure C programming, Rico Secada, 21:50
Re: Programming in standard c, Gordon Burditt, 21:33
Re: Secure C programming, Ivan Novick, 21:07
Re: getting around lack of bool type support, Golden California Girls, 20:16
Re: confused..again, Bill Cunningham, 20:14
Re: confused..again, Bill Cunningham, 20:13
Re: Programming in standard c, Golden California Girls, 20:07
Re: Programming in standard c, Randy Howard, 19:58
Re: confused..again, Mark McIntyre, 19:46
Re: confused..again, Mark McIntyre, 19:45
Re: Programming in standard c, Keith Thompson, 19:31
Re: Programming in standard c, jacob navia, 19:31
Re: Programming in standard c, jacob navia, 19:26
Re: Programming in standard c, Randy Howard, 19:25
Re: Question about pointers and multi-dimension arrays, Barry Schwarz, 19:23
Re: Secure C programming, Robert Gamble, 19:23
Re: Programming in standard c, Randy Howard, 19:22
Re: Programming in standard c, Randy Howard, 19:17
Re: Programming in standard c, Randy Howard, 19:16
Re: Secure C programming, Randy Howard, 19:11
Re: Programming in standard c, Serve Lau, 18:50
Re: Programming in standard c, Flash Gordon, 18:50
Re: Programming in standard c, jacob navia, 18:48
Re: confused..again, Bill Cunningham, 18:34
Re: Programming in standard c, Richard Heathfield, 18:16
Re: confused..again, Bill Cunningham, 18:15
Re: confused..again, Bill Cunningham, 18:14
Re: Programming in standard c, Ben Pfaff, 17:53
Re: Secure C programming, Walter Roberson, 17:45
Re: malloc beyond 20MB fails. Why so limited?, Serve Lau, 17:40
Re: Programming in standard c, Serve Lau, 17:28
Re: Programming in standard c, jacob navia, 17:27
Re: Programming in standard c, Harald van Dĳk, 17:22
Re: Programming in standard c, Keith Thompson, 17:22
Re: Secure C programming, Harald van Dĳk, 17:18
Re: Programming in standard c, Serve Lau, 17:16
Re: Programming in standard c, jacob navia, 17:15
Re: malloc beyond 20MB fails. Why so limited?, Keith Thompson, 17:11
Re: Secure C programming, jacob navia, 17:11
Re: Secure C programming, jacob navia, 17:08
Re: Latest Usenet C Argument, David Thompson, 17:08
Re: Repository of C code, David Thompson, 17:08
Re: main, David Thompson, 17:08
Re: Is SIGALRM getting masked ???, David Thompson, 17:08
Re: Automatic struct initialization, David Thompson, 17:08
Re: Programming in standard c, Serve Lau, 17:06
Re: Programming in standard c, Harald van Dĳk, 17:02
Re: Secure C programming, Walter Roberson, 17:00
Re: Using const qualifier, Chris Torek, 17:00
Re: Programming in standard c, Walter Roberson, 16:56
Re: Programming in standard c, Serve Lau, 16:51
Re: confused..again, Default User, 16:37
Re: Programming in standard c, Serve Lau, 16:36
Re: Programming in standard c, jacob navia, 16:34
Secure C programming, Rico Secada, 16:30
Re: Programming in standard c, Serve Lau, 16:29
Re: confused..again, Serve Lau, 16:25
Re: Programming in standard c, Army1987, 16:24
Re: getting around lack of bool type support, Army1987, 16:21
Re: Programming in standard c, Serve Lau, 16:19
Re: debug msgs, Army1987, 16:18
Re: Programming in standard c, Gordon Burditt, 16:16
Re: Programming in standard c, Gordon Burditt, 16:13
Re: Programming in standard c, Richard, 15:54
Re: Programming in standard c, Gordon Burditt, 15:53
Re: Programming in standard c, Serve Lau, 15:41
Re: Programming in standard c, jacob navia, 15:37
Re: Programming in standard c, jacob navia, 15:34
Re: Programming in standard c, Serve Lau, 15:33
Re: confused..again, Walter Roberson, 15:32
Re: confused..again, Eric Sosman, 15:32
Re: Programming in standard c, Gordon Burditt, 15:28
Re: Programming in standard c, Serve Lau, 15:26
confused..again, Bill Cunningham, 15:26
Re: Programming in standard c, Gordon Burditt, 15:18
Re: Using const qualifier, gw7rib, 15:05
Re: Programming in standard c, Kelsey Bjarnason, 14:40
Re: The Tears Of Finding The Truth, Default User, 14:36
Re: Programming in standard c, Kelsey Bjarnason, 14:31
Re: Programming in standard c, Kelsey Bjarnason, 14:24
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Re: malloc beyond 20MB fails. Why so limited?, Randy Howard, 13:34
Re: const type qualifier and external linkage (term.?), Randy Howard, 13:28
Re: Making a program pause, Kelsey Bjarnason, 13:14
Re: time and srand, Geoff, 13:03
Re: const type qualifier and external linkage (term.?), Harald van Dĳk, 12:46
Re: const type qualifier and external linkage (term.?), Thad Smith, 12:39
Re: const type qualifier and external linkage (term.?), Thad Smith, 12:11
Re: Positive random number, Army1987, 11:57
Re: time and srand, Army1987, 11:40
Re: Using const qualifier, Eric Sosman, 11:30
Re: Using const qualifier, amvoiepd, 11:05
Re: Behavior of the code, Army1987, 11:02
Re: Is a[i] = i++ correct?, Army1987, 10:39
Re: Definition of expression and statement., Army1987, 10:35
Re: Programming in standard c, Richard Heathfield, 10:20
Re: Definition of expression and statement., James Kuyper, 10:19
Re: The Tears Of Finding The Truth, Totti, 10:05
Re: Programming in standard c, Eric Sosman, 09:37
The Tears Of Finding The Truth, abdo911, 08:28
Re: malloc beyond 20MB fails. Why so limited?, itsolution, 08:08
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Kenny McCormack, 07:58
Re: malloc beyond 20MB fails. Why so limited?, Wolfgang Draxinger, 07:15
Re: Definition of expression and statement., dspfun, 07:01
Re: malloc beyond 20MB fails. Why so limited?, jacob navia, 06:58
Re: malloc beyond 20MB fails. Why so limited?, Wolfgang Draxinger, 06:53
Re: malloc beyond 20MB fails. Why so limited?, jacob navia, 06:35
Re: malloc beyond 20MB fails. Why so limited?, vippstar, 06:03
Re: malloc beyond 20MB fails. Why so limited?, Malcolm McLean, 05:35
malloc beyond 20MB fails. Why so limited?, itsolution, 05:30
Test your C++ Skill(Online test C++), preeto50, 04:24
Re: const type qualifier and external linkage (term.?), Chris Torek, 03:52
Re: Mix different C source files into a single one, Thad Smith, 03:06
Re: working with bitmaps in C, Malcolm McLean, 02:52
Re: working with bitmaps in C, Ernie Wright, 02:33
Re: Mix different C source files into a single one, Malcolm McLean, 02:22
Re: const type qualifier and external linkage (term.?), Richard Heathfield, 02:03
const type qualifier and external linkage (term.?), Ben Petering, 01:34

December 29, 2007

Re: Definition of expression and statement., Golden California Girls, 22:19
Re: structure alignment, Richard Tobin, 21:17
Re: Using const qualifier, Peter Nilsson, 20:11
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Re: Mix different C source files into a single one, CBFalconer, 19:55
Using const qualifier, amvoiepd, 19:42
Re: Programming in standard c, CBFalconer, 19:34
Re: greatest of two numbers, Chris Torek, 18:29
Re: Why is there 'div()' in the standard lib, Chris Torek, 18:26
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Re: Definition of expression and statement., Chris Torek, 17:48
Re: Reg:Memory allocation, Rico Secada, 17:16
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), CBFalconer, 17:09
Re: debug msgs, Ivan Novick, 17:06
SynFlood mitigation tool on linux, Inas, 17:06
Re: Mix different C source files into a single one, Ivan Novick, 17:03
Re: Unexpected answer, compiler bug?, Chris Torek, 16:43
Re: Annoying compiler warning, Army1987, 16:14
Re: Is a[i] = i++ correct?, Tim Smith, 16:08
Re: Unexpected answer, compiler bug?, Keith Thompson, 15:56
Re: Definition of expression and statement., Army1987, 15:49
Re: Definition of expression and statement., Keith Thompson, 15:36
Re: Definition of expression and statement., Keith Thompson, 15:27
Re: Definition of expression and statement., Keith Thompson, 15:22
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Default User, 15:13
Stats for comp.lang.c (last 7 days), CLC stats, 15:06
Re: Question about CLC, Army1987, 15:06
Re: Programming in standard c, Richard, 15:04
Re: Programming in standard c, Gordon Burditt, 14:59
Re: Programming in standard c, dj3vande, 14:38
Re: Programming in standard c, Keith Thompson, 14:33
Re: Programming in standard c, dj3vande, 14:17
Re: Programming in standard c, William Pursell, 14:16
Re: Is a[i] = i++ correct?, Mark McIntyre, 14:15
Re: Mix different C source files into a single one, Mark McIntyre, 14:14
Re: Programming in standard c, Mark McIntyre, 14:11
Re: getting around lack of bool type support, Keith Thompson, 14:03
Re: Reg:Memory allocation, Mark McIntyre, 14:02
Re: Unexpected answer, compiler bug?, Mark McIntyre, 13:58
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Richard, 13:56
Re: Definition of expression and statement., Gordon Burditt, 13:56
Re: debug msgs, Flash Gordon, 13:46
Re: Unexpected answer, compiler bug?, Mark McIntyre, 13:40
Re: Is a[i] = i++ correct?, William Hughes, 13:36
Re: Mix different C source files into a single one, Malcolm McLean, 13:33
Re: Definition of expression and statement., manisha, 13:21
Re: Is a[i] = i++ correct?, Golden California Girls, 13:15
Re: getting around lack of bool type support, Flash Gordon, 13:07
Re: Unexpected answer, compiler bug?, Stephen Sprunk, 13:06
Mix different C source files into a single one, Horacius ReX, 13:03
Re: Programming in standard c, Serve La, 12:51
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Chris Hills, 12:29
Re: Definition of expression and statement., Harald van Dĳk, 12:19
Re: Question about CLC, Kenny McCormack, 11:52
Re: Definition of expression and statement., James Kuyper, 11:40
Re: Is a[i] = i++ correct?, William Hughes, 11:30
Re: getting around lack of bool type support, Golden California Girls, 11:18
Re: generic pointer question, spaglia, 11:17
Re: Is a[i] = i++ correct?, Golden California Girls, 11:14
Re: Definition of expression and statement., osmium, 11:14
Re: debug msgs, Malcolm McLean, 11:09
debug msgs, Khookie, 10:58
Definition of expression and statement., dspfun, 10:53
Re: Question about CLC, Army1987, 10:42
Re: Question about CLC, Richard Harter, 10:42
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), David Laudedale, 10:40
Re: getting around lack of bool type support, Army1987, 10:30
Re: Question about CLC, James Kuyper, 10:20
Re: Unexpected answer, compiler bug?, James Kuyper, 10:09
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), James Kuyper, 09:49
Re: getting around lack of bool type support, Ivan Novick, 09:47
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Chris Hills, 08:26
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Kenny McCormack, 08:18
Re: Is a[i] = i++ correct?, Chris Dollin, 08:17
Re: Advice on using FFTW, Flash Gordon, 07:12
Re: working with bitmaps in C, Malcolm McLean, 06:21
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), merl the perl, 06:11
Re: Programming in standard c, Richard, 06:06
Re: Programming in standard c, Richard, 06:04
Re: Programming in standard c, Richard, 06:04
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Richard, 05:59
Re: Regarding standared i/o functions, Army1987, 05:52
Re: Programming in standard c, jacob navia, 05:37
Re: Programming in standard c, CJ, 05:32
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Richard Heathfield, 05:31
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), David Laudedale, 05:25
OT: risc vs cisc (was Re: Programming in standard c), Walter Roberson, 05:13
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Keith Thompson, 04:53
Re: Programming in standard c, Joachim Schmitz, 04:53
Re: getting around lack of bool type support, Keith Thompson, 04:48
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Re: Reg:Memory allocation, James Fang, 04:19
Re: A form of arithmetic based on source code, Malcolm McLean, 04:15
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Richard Heathfield, 03:54
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Chris Hills, 03:52
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Chris Hills, 03:25
Re: Programming in standard c, Malcolm McLean, 03:04
Re: Advice on using FFTW, Malcolm McLean, 02:54
Re: getting around lack of bool type support, Malcolm McLean, 02:46
Re: Reg:Memory allocation, CBFalconer, 02:44
Re: getting around lack of bool type support, Malcolm McLean, 02:42
Re: Reg:Memory allocation, Chris Torek, 02:35
Re: Reg:Memory allocation, Randy Howard, 02:33
Re: getting around lack of bool type support, Keith Thompson, 02:30
Re: Unexpected answer, compiler bug?, Keith Thompson, 02:28
Re: Is a[i] = i++ correct?, CBFalconer, 02:24
Re: Question about CLC, Keith Thompson, 02:21
Re: Question about CLC, CBFalconer, 02:17
Re: structure alignment, Chris Torek, 02:08
Reg:Memory allocation, raghu, 01:48
Re: Avoiding dereference of NULL pointer, Randy Howard, 01:45
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Default User, 00:39
Re: Question about CLC, Default User, 00:36
Re: Is a[i] = i++ correct?, Peter Nilsson, 00:22

December 28, 2007

Re: Is a[i] = i++ correct?, Golden California Girls, 23:59
Re: Is a[i] = i++ correct?, Keith Thompson, 23:58
Re: getting around lack of bool type support, user923005, 23:53
Re: generic pointer question, Keith Thompson, 23:38
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Re: merge sort, user923005, 23:36
Re: getting around lack of bool type support, ssylee, 21:53
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Re: Question about CLC, ymuntyan, 21:18
Re: Programming in standard c, Bart C, 21:15
Re: Behavior of the code, Chris Torek, 21:12
Re: getting around lack of bool type support, Chris McDonald, 20:39
Re: Behavior of the code, Harald van Dĳk, 20:26
Re: getting around lack of bool type support, Ivan Novick, 20:18
Re: setjump and longjump, steve . pagliarulo, 20:14
Re: Behavior of the code, jacob navia, 20:07
Re: Programming in standard c, jacob navia, 20:02
Re: Is a[i] = i++ correct?, Chris Torek, 19:52
Re: Behavior of the code, Army1987, 19:52
Re: Question about CLC, CBFalconer, 19:48
Re: Behavior of the code, Army1987, 19:37
Re: Is a[i] = i++ correct?, Charlton Wilbur, 19:35
Re: Programming in standard c, Mark McIntyre, 19:33
Re: getting around lack of bool type support, Flash Gordon, 19:33
Re: Behavior of the code, Army1987, 19:32
Re: getting around lack of bool type support, vippstar, 19:27
Re: Is a[i] = i++ correct?, Flash Gordon, 19:23
Re: Question about CLC, Mark McIntyre, 19:22
getting around lack of bool type support, ssylee, 19:21
Re: Unexpected answer, compiler bug?, Mark McIntyre, 19:18
Re: Programming in standard c, Chris Torek, 19:16
Re: Question about CLC, jacob navia, 19:02
Re: Is a[i] = i++ correct?, CBFalconer, 18:52
Re: Question about CLC, Kenny McCormack, 18:49
Re: Is a[i] = i++ correct?, Kenny McCormack, 18:45
Re: Programming in standard c, CBFalconer, 18:44
Re: Is a[i] = i++ correct?, Richard Heathfield, 18:43
Re: Question about CLC, ymuntyan, 18:39
Re: Programming in standard c, CBFalconer, 18:37
Re: High Speed IRQ Timer/Clock in C, Marco van de Voort, 18:30
Re: Is a[i] = i++ correct?, Rick, 18:29
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Re: Is a[i] = i++ correct?, Rick, 18:25
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), CBFalconer, 18:18
Re: setjump and longjump, Richard Heathfield, 18:16
Re: Is a[i] = i++ correct?, Richard Heathfield, 18:11
Re: Question about CLC, Kenny McCormack, 18:09
Re: Programming in standard c, Serve La, 18:09
Re: Question about CLC, Richard Heathfield, 18:09
Re: Is a[i] = i++ correct?, christian.bau, 17:34
Re: setjump and longjump, Eric Sosman, 17:33
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Re: Programming in standard c, Eric Sosman, 17:31
Re: generic pointer question, CBFalconer, 17:30
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Re: Programming in standard c, dj3vande, 17:25
Re: Programming in standard c, Eric Sosman, 17:22
Re: setjump and longjump, J. J. Farrell, 17:22
Re: merge sort, mooon33358, 17:22
Re: merge sort, CBFalconer, 17:17
Re: Programming in standard c, user923005, 17:15
Re: High Speed IRQ Timer/Clock in C, CBFalconer, 17:13
Re: Question about CLC, CBFalconer, 17:10
Re: Programming in standard c, Flash Gordon, 17:03
Re: Programming in standard c, CBFalconer, 17:03
Re: Programming in standard c, user923005, 17:01
Re: Programming in standard c, Flash Gordon, 16:56
Re: Programming in standard c, Bart C, 16:45
Re: Programming in standard c, user923005, 16:31
Re: setjump and longjump, steve . pagliarulo, 16:31
Re: merge sort, steve . pagliarulo, 16:24
Re: generic pointer question, steve . pagliarulo, 16:19
Re: Programming in standard c, Serve La, 16:10
Re: Programming in standard c, Ben Pfaff, 16:05
Re: Programming in standard c, Serve La, 16:01
Re: Is a[i] = i++ correct?, Kaz Kylheku, 15:59
Re: Programming in standard c, jacob navia, 15:52
Re: Programming in standard c, jacob navia, 15:50
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Harald van Dĳk, 15:44
Re: Is a[i] = i++ correct?, Kaz Kylheku, 15:40
Re: Question about CLC, jacob navia, 15:38
Re: Question about CLC, user923005, 15:38
Re: merge sort, user923005, 15:34
Re: question about declaration - pointers, user923005, 15:32
Re: Programming in standard c, user923005, 15:27
Re: Is a[i] = i++ correct?, Keith Thompson, 15:23
Re: Is a[i] = i++ correct?, Flash Gordon, 15:17
Re: Question about CLC, Richard Heathfield, 15:11
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), jacob navia, 15:08
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Flash Gordon, 14:57
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Kenny McCormack, 14:54
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Harald van Dĳk, 14:51
Re: Is a[i] = i++ correct?, Kenny McCormack, 14:50
Re: typedef question, Harald van Dĳk, 14:46
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), user923005, 14:45
Re: Is a[i] = i++ correct?, Rick, 14:42
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), jameskuyper, 14:37
Re: typedef question, Keith Thompson, 14:30
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), jacob navia, 14:28
Re: Programming in standard c, dj3vande, 14:19
Re: typedef question, Eric Sosman, 14:13
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Harald van Dĳk, 14:11
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Charlton Wilbur, 14:07
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Chris Hills, 13:50
Re: Searchable text of Kernagan and Richie?, Walter Roberson, 13:48
Re: Searchable text of Kernagan and Richie?, Ben Pfaff, 13:37
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Chris Hills, 13:25
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Richard, 13:24
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Default User, 13:14
Re: typedef question, Keith Thompson, 13:12
Re: Question about CLC, Default User, 13:12
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Harald van Dĳk, 13:11
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Keith Thompson, 13:07
Re: High Speed IRQ Timer/Clock in C, Rod Pemberton, 13:05
Re: generic pointer question, Richard Heathfield, 13:02
Re: Happy christmas, Bob Doherty, 13:01
Re: generic pointer question, Keith Thompson, 12:54
Re: Searchable text of Kernagan and Richie?, Richard Heathfield, 12:53
Re: <OT> Iraq war., Keith Thompson, 12:46
Re: Searchable text of Kernagan and Richie?, Walter Roberson, 12:31
Re: Avoiding dereference of NULL pointer, Eric, 12:24
Re: Searchable text of Kernagan and Richie?, Flash Gordon, 12:09
Re: Programming in standard c, Eric Sosman, 12:04
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Chris Hills, 11:57
Searchable text of Kernagan and Richie?, just another hacker, 11:56
Re: Is a[i] = i++ correct?, christian.bau, 11:43
Re: Is a[i] = i++ correct?, Richard Harter, 11:37
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Tony Mc, 11:12
Re: A form of arithmetic based on source code, Richard Harter, 10:56
Cheap price, the electronics product of high technology, yoyo00, 10:43
Re: Programming in standard c, Ben Bacarisse, 10:41
Re: Is a[i] = i++ correct?, Kenny McCormack, 10:34
Two kinds of people in this country today, Kenny McCormack, 10:28
(www.shoessuperstar.com)Wholesale jordan/nike basketball shoe,handbag,MP3/MP4,sunglasses,coat,jean,hat,watch, and so on, swukong34, 10:22
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Richard, 10:09
Re: Programming in standard c, Robert Latest, 10:08
Re: Programming in standard c, Bart C, 09:58
<OT> Iraq war., jameskuyper, 09:46
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), CBFalconer, 09:45
Re: Linked List, Ivan Novick, 09:36
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), CBFalconer, 09:33
Re: conveyor non-stop, Andrew Wingorodov, 09:21
Re: typedef question, Eric Sosman, 09:18
Re: Programming in standard c, jameskuyper, 09:16
Re: Programming in standard c, Eric Sosman, 09:02
Re: Programming in standard c, Richard Heathfield, 08:50
Re: conveyor non-stop, Flash Gordon, 08:46
Re: Programming in standard c, Bart C, 08:44
News in this site:, Sergio Laranja, 08:09
conveyor non-stop, Andrew Wingorodov, 07:58
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), David Laudedale, 07:46
Re: Avoiding dereference of NULL pointer, Randy Howard, 07:43
Re: Programming in standard c, Richard, 07:40
Re: Programming in standard c, Chris Torek, 07:32
Re: Question about CLC, James Kuyper, 07:30
Re: Programming in standard c, Randy Howard, 07:29
Re: generic pointer question, James Kuyper, 07:26
Re: Programming in standard c, Robert Latest, 07:21
Re: Programming in standard c, Robert Latest, 07:20
Re: generic pointer question, Richard Heathfield, 07:04
Re: generic pointer question, Joachim Schmitz, 06:55
Re: Question about CLC, Serve La, 06:48
Re: Advice on using FFTW, James Kuyper, 06:47
Re: Programming in standard c, Randy Howard, 06:34
Re: Programming in standard c, jacob navia, 06:27
Re: Programming in standard c, Robert Latest, 06:25
Re: generic pointer question, Logan Lee, 06:20
Re: Linked List, Richard Heathfield, 06:17
Re: generic pointer question, Richard Heathfield, 06:12
Re: Linked List, Randy Howard, 06:05
Re: Programming in standard c, Randy Howard, 06:03
Re: Programming in standard c, Randy Howard, 06:01
Re: generic pointer question, Richard Heathfield, 06:00
Linked List, dmp, 06:00
Re: generic pointer question, Logan Lee, 06:00
Re: Programming in standard c, Randy Howard, 05:59
generic pointer question, Logan Lee, 05:50
Re: merge sort, Richard Heathfield, 05:45
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Richard Heathfield, 05:40
Re: Advice on using FFTW, Flash Gordon, 05:24
Re: merge sort, mooon33358, 05:16
Re: High Speed IRQ Timer/Clock in C, Andrew Wan, 05:10
Re: Question about CLC, Chris Hills, 04:45
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Chris Hills, 04:40
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Chris Hills, 04:32
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Chris Hills, 04:31
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Malcolm McLean, 04:30
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Chris Hills, 04:27
Re: A form of arithmetic based on source code, Malcolm McLean, 04:22
Re: Question about CLC, jaysome, 04:15
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Chris Hills, 04:14
Re: merge sort, Richard Heathfield, 03:59
merge sort, mooon33358, 03:16
Re: working with bitmaps in C, Ernie Wright, 03:13
Re: Question about CLC, Richard Heathfield, 03:02
Re: question about declaration - pointers, Richard Heathfield, 03:00
Re: Question about CLC, Richard Heathfield, 02:53
Re: Advice on using FFTW, CBFalconer, 02:51
Re: Programming in standard c, Richard Heathfield, 02:50
Re: Programming in standard c, CBFalconer, 02:45
Re: Programming in standard c, CBFalconer, 02:33
Re: Advice on using FFTW, Malcolm McLean, 02:32
Re: typedef question, Richard Bos, 02:21
Re: Positive random number, CBFalconer, 02:19
Re: Is a[i] = i++ correct?, Chris Dollin, 02:03
Re: working with bitmaps in C, Ernie Wright, 02:01
Re: Programming in standard c, user923005, 01:58
Re: Question about CLC, Default User, 01:30
Re: Question about CLC, Default User, 01:18
Re: Programming in standard c, Ravishankar S, 00:33
Re: typedef question, Ben Bacarisse, 00:27

December 27, 2007

typedef question, Logan Lee, 23:52
Re: Advice on using FFTW, user923005, 23:41
Re: Unexpected answer, compiler bug?, Keith Thompson, 23:24
Re: Question about CLC, Golden California Girls, 23:04
Re: Advice on using FFTW, Keith Thompson, 22:39
Re: Emulating nested function behaviour, Thad Smith, 22:08
Re: Programming in standard c, Dann Corbit, 21:58
Re: Question about CLC, Andy, 21:45
Re: Programming in standard c, ymuntyan, 21:12
Re: Happy christmas, Bart C, 20:49
Re: Dynamically loading a static C library (compiler suggestion?), Bruce McFarling, 20:34
Re: Happy christmas, Dann Corbit, 20:20
Re: question about declaration - pointers, Dann Corbit, 20:15
Re: Fun with scope of variables, Johannes Bauer, 19:49
Re: Positive random number, gusanner, 19:47
Re: Happy christmas, jameskuyper, 19:31
Re: Programming in standard c, jacob navia, 19:31
Re: Programming in standard c, Dann Corbit, 19:17
Re: Happy christmas, Walter Roberson, 19:16
Re: working with bitmaps in C, Flash Gordon, 19:14
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), user923005, 19:12
Re: Programming in standard c, Mark McIntyre, 19:02
Re: Programming in standard c, user923005, 19:02
Re: Programming in standard c, user923005, 18:56
Re: Programming in standard c, Walter Roberson, 18:51
Re: how free() works, Flash Gordon, 18:45
Re: working with bitmaps in C, Malcolm McLean, 18:38
Re: Programming in standard c, jacob navia, 18:37
Re: Programming in standard c, Mark McIntyre, 18:35
Re: Programming in standard c, jacob navia, 18:35
Re: Programming in standard c, vippstar, 18:34
Re: Happy christmas, Flash Gordon, 18:31
Re: Programming in standard c, Mark McIntyre, 18:31
Re: Question about CLC, Mark McIntyre, 18:28
Re: Is a[i] = i++ correct?, Kaz Kylheku, 18:27
Re: Question about CLC, Mark McIntyre, 18:26
Re: Programming in standard c, jacob navia, 18:26
Re: Programming in standard c, jacob navia, 18:23
Re: Unexpected answer, compiler bug?, Mark McIntyre, 18:19
Re: Unexpected answer, compiler bug?, Mark McIntyre, 18:17
Re: Programming in standard c, CBFalconer, 18:08
Re: Question about CLC, Kaz Kylheku, 18:05
Re: Programming in standard c, user923005, 18:01
Re: Happy christmas, Bart C, 17:52
Re: Programming in standard c, user923005, 17:51
Re: Question about CLC, Philip Potter, 17:45
Re: Fun with scope of variables, Keith Thompson, 17:43
Re: A form of arithmetic based on source code, Jack Klein, 17:38
Re: Programming in standard c, Bart C, 17:38
Re: Question about CLC, CBFalconer, 17:33
Re: Programming in standard c, user923005, 17:25
Re: Need advice on selecting a development environment, BobR, 17:23
Re: Programming in standard c, Walter Roberson, 17:20
Open source copy protection, Thad Smith, 17:20
Re: Advice on using FFTW, user923005, 17:20
Re: Programming in standard c, Richard Heathfield, 17:17
Fun with scope of variables, Logan Lee, 17:13
Re: Happy christmas, Richard Heathfield, 17:12
oops the original URL should be http://static.scribd.com/docs/7frgxnt1j75ao.swf?INITIAL_VIEW=width, Logan Lee, 17:12
Re: Programming in standard c, Richard Heathfield, 17:10
Re: Programming in standard c, user923005, 17:10
Fun with scope of variables, Logan Lee, 17:09
Re: Advice on using FFTW, CBFalconer, 17:07
Re: Happy christmas, Bart C, 17:07
Re: Programming in standard c, user923005, 17:04
Re: Programming in standard c, jacob navia, 17:01
Re: Programming in standard c, jameskuyper, 16:59
Re: Programming in standard c, Stephen Montgomery-Smith, 16:58
Re: Programming in standard c, CBFalconer, 16:42
Re: Emulating nested function behaviour, Harald van Dĳk, 16:41
Re: Programming in standard c, user923005, 16:35
Re: Programming in standard c, user923005, 16:34
Re: Programming in standard c, Bart C, 16:32
Re: Happy christmas, Flash Gordon, 16:31
Re: Programming in standard c, CBFalconer, 16:26
Re: Programming in standard c, Stephen Montgomery-Smith, 16:24
Re: Programming in standard c, user923005, 16:21
Re: Advice on using FFTW, Stephen Montgomery-Smith, 16:20
Re: Programming in standard c, army1987, 16:18
Re: Happy christmas, Walter Roberson, 16:18
Re: how free() works, CBFalconer, 16:14
Re: Programming in standard c, Bart C, 16:11
Re: Emulating nested function behaviour, Keith Thompson, 16:06
Re: Emulating nested function behaviour, Wolfgang Draxinger, 15:56
Re: Question about CLC, Serve La, 15:53
Re: Programming in standard c, Richard Heathfield, 15:51
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), CBFalconer, 15:50
Re: Happy christmas, Bart C, 15:48
Re: Advice on using FFTW, Flash Gordon, 15:39
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), jacob navia, 15:36
Re: Programming in standard c, jacob navia, 15:32
Re: working with bitmaps in C, Flash Gordon, 15:22
Re: Programming in standard c, jacob navia, 15:21
Re: Programming in standard c, Keith Thompson, 15:18
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), jameskuyper, 15:12
Re: Advice on using FFTW, Malcolm McLean, 15:08
Re: Emulating nested function behaviour, Harald van Dĳk, 15:04
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Flash Gordon, 15:01
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), jameskuyper, 14:56
Re: Programming in standard c, Flash Gordon, 14:54
Re: Question about CLC, Kenny McCormack, 14:54
Re: Programming in standard c, Eric Sosman, 14:54
Re: Programming in standard c, Erik Trulsson, 14:45
Re: Programming in standard c, Eric Sosman, 14:30
Re: Programming in standard c, CJ, 14:18
Emulating nested function behaviour, Wolfgang Draxinger, 14:14
Re: Advice on using FFTW, Stephen Montgomery-Smith, 14:10
Re: Programming in standard c, Keith Thompson, 13:59
Re: Advice on using FFTW, Malcolm McLean, 13:59
Re: Advice on using FFTW, Stephen . Schoenberger, 13:58
Re: Question about CLC, Kenny McCormack, 13:04
Re: Programming in standard c, Richard Heathfield, 13:04
Re: question about declaration - pointers, Ben Pfaff, 12:58
Re: Question about pointers and multi-dimension arrays, Ben Bacarisse, 12:50
Re: Programming in standard c, Ben Pfaff, 12:46
Re: read image from url, Francine . Neary, 12:45
Re: Programming in standard c, Francine . Neary, 12:39
Re: Question about CLC, Ben Pfaff, 12:38
Re: Question about CLC, jacob navia, 12:35
Re: Question about CLC, Ben Pfaff, 12:34
Re: working with bitmaps in C, Malcolm McLean, 12:16
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Joachim Schmitz, 12:09
Re: Question about pointers and multi-dimension arrays, DiAvOl, 12:08
Re: Question about CLC, Antoninus Twink, 11:58
Re: Programming in standard c, Malcolm McLean, 11:57
Re: Programming in standard c, jacob navia, 11:54
Re: Question about CLC, Stephen Montgomery-Smith, 11:46
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Robert Latest, 11:42
Re: Programming in standard c, Stephen Montgomery-Smith, 11:42
Re: Happy christmas, Flash Gordon, 11:41
Re: Happy christmas, Flash Gordon, 11:38
Re: Question about CLC, Richard Heathfield, 11:33
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), David Resnick, 11:29
Re: Advice on using FFTW, Flash Gordon, 11:13
Re: Unexpected answer, compiler bug?, Kenneth Brody, 11:05
Re: Programming in standard c, Flash Gordon, 11:05
Re: Programming in standard c, Eric Sosman, 11:04
Re: question about declaration - pointers, Richard Heathfield, 11:01
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Richard, 10:56
Re: Programming in standard c, Flash Gordon, 10:54
Re: Question about CLC, Richard, 10:54
Re: High Speed IRQ Timer/Clock in C, Jason Burgon, 10:50
Re: Question about CLC, jameskuyper, 10:39
Re: question about declaration - pointers, vippstar, 10:39
Re: Programming in standard c, Richard Heathfield, 10:37
Re: working with bitmaps in C, Ernie Wright, 10:36
Re: Porting Windows program to BSD, drhowarddrfine, 10:35
Re: Porting Windows program to BSD, drhowarddrfine, 10:29
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Malcolm McLean, 10:28
Re: Happy christmas, jameskuyper, 10:24
Re: Programming in standard c, jacob navia, 10:23
Re: Programming in standard c, jacob navia, 10:09
Re: Programming in standard c, army1987, 10:06
Re: Question about CLC, Julienne Walker, 09:59
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), jameskuyper, 09:58
Re: smuggling data in and out of alarm handlers and the like, Eric Sosman, 09:58
Re: Question about pointers and multi-dimension arrays, Ben Bacarisse, 09:57
Re: Question about CLC, Martin Ambuhl, 09:51
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Joachim Schmitz, 09:41
Re: Programming in standard c, Eric Sosman, 09:40
Re: Question about pointers and multi-dimension arrays, murali . marimekala, 09:18
Re: Programming in standard c, Eric Sosman, 09:15
Re: Happy christmas, army1987, 09:01
Re: Question about pointers and multi-dimension arrays, army1987, 08:54
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), James Kuyper, 08:37
Re: Happy christmas, Bart C, 08:23
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Richard Heathfield, 08:19
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), James Kuyper, 08:13
SEX, SEX, AND SEX, jordirojas2451, 08:11
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), James Kuyper, 08:00
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), jacob navia, 07:51
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), James Kuyper, 07:44
Re: Question about pointers and multi-dimension arrays, Ravishankar S, 07:26
Re: Question about pointers and multi-dimension arrays, DiAvOl, 07:22
Re: Programming in standard c, Malcolm McLean, 07:21
Re: Happy christmas, Keith Thompson, 07:21
Re: Is a[i] = i++ correct?, Richard Heathfield, 07:13
Re: Programming in standard c, Malcolm McLean, 07:12
Re: Is a[i] = i++ correct?, Keith Thompson, 07:12
Re: Happy christmas, Bart C, 07:06
Re: Question about CLC, Malcolm McLean, 07:06
High Speed IRQ Timer/Clock in C, Andrew Wan, 07:02
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Malcolm McLean, 07:00
Re: setjump and longjump, Ravishankar S, 06:57
Is a[i] = i++ correct?, jeniffer, 06:45
Re: question about declaration - pointers, jeniffer, 06:40
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Keith Thompson, 06:39
Re: Question about CLC, jacob navia, 06:33
Re: Question about CLC, Richard Heathfield, 06:29
Re: question about declaration - pointers, Richard Heathfield, 06:23
Re: question about declaration - pointers, army1987, 06:07
Re: question about declaration - pointers, Joachim Schmitz, 06:03
Question about CLC, Masood, 05:52
Re: Question about pointers and multi-dimension arrays, Richard Heathfield, 05:51
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Masood, 05:48
Re: Question about pointers and multi-dimension arrays, Richard Heathfield, 05:40
question about declaration - pointers, jeniffer, 05:37
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Malcolm McLean, 05:37
Re: Advice on using FFTW, Malcolm McLean, 05:29
Re: Question about pointers and multi-dimension arrays, DiAvOl, 05:22
Re: smuggling data in and out of alarm handlers and the like, Keith Thompson, 05:19
Re: Question about pointers and multi-dimension arrays, Malcolm McLean, 05:15
Re: smuggling data in and out of alarm handlers and the like, Paul Hsieh, 04:45
Re: Making a program pause, Joachim Schmitz, 04:43
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Paul Hsieh, 04:34
Re: Question about pointers and multi-dimension arrays, Richard Heathfield, 03:45
Re: Programming in standard c, Richard Heathfield, 03:39
Question about pointers and multi-dimension arrays, DiAvOl, 02:51
setjump and longjump, pal, 01:51
Re: How memory function free() knows how much memory to free., Keith Thompson, 01:01
Re: question about void typecast, Stephen Montgomery-Smith, 00:59
Re: Problem passing a string to a function, Shashank, 00:55
Re: question about void typecast, Keith Thompson, 00:54
Re: [OT] Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Keith Thompson, 00:35
Re: Porting Windows program to BSD, Stephen Montgomery-Smith, 00:31
Re: Porting Windows program to BSD, Tim Prince, 00:20
A form of arithmetic based on source code, Logan Lee, 00:12

December 26, 2007

Re: Porting Windows program to BSD, MisterE, 23:50
Re: How memory function free() knows how much memory to free., MisterE, 23:46
Re: Callback Function Stack Overflow, jack113256, 23:36
Re: Programming in standard c, Stephen Montgomery-Smith, 23:35
Re: Callback Function Stack Overflow, Ben Pfaff, 23:33
How memory function free() knows how much memory to free., Panduranga Chary, 23:30
Re: Programming in standard c, backslash null, 23:11
Re: Callback Function Stack Overflow, Stephen Montgomery-Smith, 23:10
Re: Programming in standard c, Stephen Montgomery-Smith, 22:31
Callback Function Stack Overflow, jack113256, 22:14
Re: [OT] Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Richard Harter, 22:09
Re: question about void typecast, Jack Klein, 22:05
Re: Programming in standard c, Stephen Montgomery-Smith, 21:52
Re: Programming in standard c, Stephen Montgomery-Smith, 21:50
Re: Stats for comp.lang.c (last 7 days), backslash null, 21:21
Porting Windows program to BSD, drhowarddrfine, 21:15
Re: Problem passing a string to a function, Ivan Novick, 21:15
Re: C and Algol68, Dik T. Winter, 21:02
Re: OT - Re: Dynamically loading a static C library (Updated; also compiler suggestion?), cr88192, 20:56
Re: Dynamically loading a static C library (compiler suggestion?), cr88192, 20:46
Re: Programming in standard c, Gordon Burditt, 20:46
Re: Problem passing a string to a function, user923005, 20:42
Re: Programming in standard c, Gordon Burditt, 20:41
Re: Programming in standard c, user923005, 20:37
Re: Making a program pause, user923005, 20:32
Re: Programming in standard c, Gordon Burditt, 20:30
Re: Programming in standard c, user923005, 20:25
Re: Programming in standard c, user923005, 20:14
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), user923005, 20:01
Problem passing a string to a function, Shashank, 19:58
Re: Programming in standard c, jacob navia, 19:53
Re: Advice on using FFTW, user923005, 19:44
Re: Programming in standard c, user923005, 19:39
Re: Making a program pause, Keith Thompson, 19:38
Re: Programming in standard c, Julienne Walker, 19:35
Re: Programming in standard c, user923005, 19:33
Re: Advice on using FFTW, Keith Thompson, 19:26
Re: Programming in standard c, Flash Gordon, 19:18
Re: Linked list allocation, Richard Harter, 19:03
Re: Programming in standard c, Richard Heathfield, 18:48
Re: Programming in standard c, jacob navia, 18:42
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Flash Gordon, 18:34
Re: Programming in standard c, Bart C, 18:32
Re: Programming in standard c, jacob navia, 18:25
Re: Advice on using FFTW, CBFalconer, 18:18
Re: Programming in standard c, CBFalconer, 18:13
Re: Programming in standard c, jacob navia, 18:10
Re: how free() works, Flash Gordon, 18:09
Re: Making a program pause, SM Ryan, 18:09
Re: [OT] Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Richard Heathfield, 18:07
Re: Programming in standard c, CBFalconer, 18:05
Re: Advice on using FFTW, jameskuyper, 17:54
Re: Happy christmas, Joe Wright, 17:48
Re: Programming in standard c, user923005, 17:47
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), jacob navia, 17:43
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Richard Harter, 17:38
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), jacob navia, 17:36
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), jacob navia, 17:34
Re: Advice on using FFTW, Stephen . Schoenberger, 17:31
Re: Programming in standard c, jacob navia, 17:27
Re: Advice on using FFTW, user923005, 17:24
Re: Programming in standard c, user923005, 17:21
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), CBFalconer, 17:20
Advice on using FFTW, Stephen . Schoenberger, 17:15
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), CBFalconer, 17:14
Re: Programming in standard c, jacob navia, 17:12
Re: Programming in standard c, Eric Sosman, 17:12
Re: question about void typecast, Keith Thompson, 17:07
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Ben Pfaff, 17:06
Re: Programming in standard c, Julienne Walker, 17:03
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Richard, 17:01
Re: Programming in standard c, jacob navia, 17:01
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Richard, 17:00
Re: Programming in standard c, user923005, 16:59
Re: Programming in standard c, Richard, 16:57
Re: question about void typecast, Keith Thompson, 16:44
Re: Programming in standard c, Eric Sosman, 16:42
Re: Programming in standard c, jameskuyper, 16:39
Re: working with bitmaps in C, Stephen . Schoenberger, 16:34
Re: Making a program pause, Keith Thompson, 16:31
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Ben Pfaff, 16:30
Re: Unexpected answer, compiler bug?, Keith Thompson, 16:26
Re: Programming in standard c, Flash Gordon, 16:25
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Eric Sosman, 16:20
Re: Programming in standard c, Walter Roberson, 16:18
Re: Programming in standard c, Walter Roberson, 16:12
Re: how free() works, CBFalconer, 16:11
Re: question about void typecast, Jack Klein, 16:08
Re: how free() works, Richard, 16:07
Re: Making a program pause, CBFalconer, 16:06
Re: Unexpected answer, compiler bug?, Flash Gordon, 16:01
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), CBFalconer, 15:58
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), CBFalconer, 15:55
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Keith Thompson, 15:55
Programming in standard c, jacob navia, 15:54
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), CBFalconer, 15:49
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), CBFalconer, 15:45
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Kenny McCormack, 15:41
[OT] Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Harald van Dĳk, 15:40
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), CBFalconer, 15:38
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Keith Thompson, 15:36
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Richard Heathfield, 15:32
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), user923005, 15:27
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), CBFalconer, 15:24
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Flash Gordon, 15:23
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Antoninus Twink, 15:21
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), CBFalconer, 15:20
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), user923005, 15:17
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), CBFalconer, 15:16
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), user923005, 15:12
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), CBFalconer, 15:12
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), user923005, 15:11
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Keith Thompson, 15:09
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Richard Heathfield, 15:07
Re: read image from url, Mark McIntyre, 15:04
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), CBFalconer, 15:03
Re: Unexpected answer, compiler bug?, Mark McIntyre, 14:56
Re: Happy christmas, jaysome, 14:55
Re: read image from url, CBFalconer, 14:53
Re: Send and receive information between Excel/VBA and C, CBFalconer, 14:49
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Kenny McCormack, 14:42
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Kenny McCormack, 14:40
Re: Making a program pause, dave.zoltan@xxxxxxxxx, 14:30
Re: Linked list allocation, henry, 14:20
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), jacob navia, 13:40
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), jameskuyper, 13:39
Re: question about void typecast, Mark McIntyre, 13:06
Re: structure alignment, Mark McIntyre, 13:02
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Richard Heathfield, 13:00
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Paul Hsieh, 12:56
Re: while(!FP.eof()) is reading the last data point of the file twice, ramana, 12:52
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Paul Hsieh, 12:50
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Richard Heathfield, 12:41
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Richard Heathfield, 12:39
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Chris Hills, 11:52
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Chris Hills, 11:50
Re: read image from url, Honest Jon, 11:50
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Chris Hills, 11:43
Re: question about void typecast, Harald van Dĳk, 11:36
question about void typecast, brad2000, 11:25
Re: structure alignment, Thad Smith, 10:55
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Malcolm McLean, 10:43
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), jacob navia, 10:42
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), jacob navia, 10:40
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Eric Sosman, 10:31
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Richard Heathfield, 10:21
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Chris Hills, 10:21
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Richard Heathfield, 10:20
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Chris Hills, 10:20
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Chris Hills, 10:17
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Chris Hills, 10:13
Re: read image from url, jacob navia, 10:11
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), jacob navia, 10:09
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), jacob navia, 10:08
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Chris Hills, 10:07
Re: read image from url, Honest Jon, 10:06
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Malcolm McLean, 10:05
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Honest Jon, 10:03
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Richard Heathfield, 10:00
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Malcolm McLean, 09:57
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Richard Heathfield, 09:49
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Richard Heathfield, 09:48
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Charlton Wilbur, 09:35
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Chris Hills, 09:29
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Chris Hills, 09:28
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Chris Hills, 09:27
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Chris Hills, 09:24
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Chris Hills, 09:22
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Chris Hills, 09:18
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), jacob navia, 09:16
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Kenny McCormack, 09:16
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Eric Sosman, 09:03
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Eric Sosman, 08:39
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Re: Behavior of the code, Ben Bacarisse, 08:20
Re: read image from url, Richard Heathfield, 08:00
Re: Unexpected answer, compiler bug?, Harald van Dĳk, 08:00
Re: read image from url, Joachim Schmitz, 07:43
Re: Behavior of the code, James Kuyper, 07:26
Re: read image from url, jacob navia, 07:23
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Re: Making a program pause, Joachim Schmitz, 07:07
Re: read image from url, Mark McIntyre, 07:00
Re: Unexpected answer, compiler bug?, Mark McIntyre, 06:56
Re: Unexpected answer, compiler bug?, Mark McIntyre, 06:46
Re: Unexpected answer, compiler bug?, Richard Heathfield, 06:45
Re: Unexpected answer, compiler bug?, Mark McIntyre, 06:41
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), jacob navia, 06:38
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Keith Thompson, 05:16
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Malcolm McLean, 05:15
Re: Behavior of the code, somenath, 05:11
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Malcolm McLean, 05:09
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Malcolm McLean, 05:01
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Malcolm McLean, 04:54
Re: Need advice on selecting a development environment, Richard Heathfield, 04:50
Re: working with bitmaps in C, Malcolm McLean, 04:48
Re: read image from url, Richard Heathfield, 04:47
Re: Making a program pause, Keith Thompson, 04:47
Re: Happy christmas, Keith Thompson, 04:43
Re: object file size is reduced after build, Richard Heathfield, 04:42
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Re: developing x applications, Malcolm McLean, 04:37
Re: how free() works, Malcolm McLean, 04:32
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Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Richard Heathfield, 04:28
Re: Making a program pause, Richard Heathfield, 04:23
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Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Richard Heathfield, 03:56
Re: Making a program pause, Joachim Schmitz, 03:46
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Re: how free() works, Keith Thompson, 03:05
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Keith Thompson, 03:01
Re: how free() works, Chris Dollin, 02:49
Re: how free() works, Vinay, 02:16
Re: Happy christmas, Keith Thompson, 02:07
Re: how free() works, Zara, 01:56
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Re: Send and receive information between Excel/VBA and C, Ivan Novick, 00:53
Re: Really don't know how to use recursion, Thad Smith, 00:52

December 25, 2007

Re: How to map a subroutine to a particular address in rom?, Jack Klein, 23:54
Re: Unexpected answer, compiler bug?, Chris Torek, 23:37
Re: How to map a subroutine to a particular address in rom?, Gordon Burditt, 23:30
Re: Unexpected answer, compiler bug?, Golden California Girls, 23:01
How to map a subroutine to a particular address in rom?, Dinesh P, 22:57
Re: Happy christmas, vippstar, 22:52
Re: Happy christmas, CBFalconer, 21:52
Re: Happy christmas, CBFalconer, 21:48
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), CBFalconer, 21:41
Re: Happy christmas, Joe Wright, 21:19
Re: hi， what does over−indexd mean?, Martin Golding, 20:56
Re: Really don't know how to use recursion, a, 20:55
Re: Making a program pause, Geoff, 20:41
Re: while(!FP.eof()) is reading the last data point of the file twice, Martin Ambuhl, 20:28
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Kenny McCormack, 20:26
Re: read image from url, Flash Gordon, 20:18
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Ian Collins, 20:14
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Martin Ambuhl, 20:08
Re: Happy christmas, Flash Gordon, 20:05
Re: Happy christmas, vippstar, 20:04
Re: Unexpected answer, compiler bug?, Harald van Dĳk, 19:53
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), ymuntyan, 19:51
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Kenny McCormack, 19:42
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), jacob navia, 19:32
Re: Unexpected answer, compiler bug?, santosh, 19:16
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Ian Collins, 19:14
Re: Unexpected answer, compiler bug?, Golden California Girls, 19:05
Re: Behavior of the code, Chris Torek, 18:58
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Sjouke Burry, 18:53
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), James Kuyper, 18:44
Re: while(!FP.eof()) is reading the last data point of the file twice, Mark McIntyre, 18:44
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), James Kuyper, 18:30
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Keith Thompson, 18:25
Re: developing x applications, santosh, 18:16
Re: while(!FP.eof()) is reading the last data point of the file twice, santosh, 18:14
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), James Kuyper, 18:12
Re: while(!FP.eof()) is reading the last data point of the file twice, Keith Thompson, 18:10
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Keith Thompson, 18:07
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), jacob navia, 18:03
Re: developing x applications, Ian Collins, 18:01
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), James Kuyper, 18:01
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Ian Collins, 17:58
Re: Happy christmas, Joe Wright, 17:56
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while(!FP.eof()) is reading the last data point of the file twice, ramana, 17:39
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), ymuntyan, 17:33
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Ben Bacarisse, 17:23
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Ben Bacarisse, 17:21
Have a Happy Holiday Season, Somerford, 17:17
Re: Behavior of the code, Joe Wright, 16:50
Re: Making a program pause, Kenny McCormack, 16:33
Re: read image from url, jacob navia, 16:27
Re: Happy christmas, vippstar, 16:17
Re: lvalue required as increment operand, Keith Thompson, 16:06
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Keith Thompson, 15:51
Re: Happy christmas, Paul Hsieh, 15:28
Re: read image from url, Francine . Neary, 15:26
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Ian Collins, 15:25
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Paul Hsieh, 15:19
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Re: Happy christmas, jacob navia, 15:14
Re: Help: for loop doesn't work?, CBFalconer, 15:07
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Mark McIntyre, 14:57
Re: Behavior of the code, jacob navia, 14:56
Re: Happy christmas, CBFalconer, 14:51
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Mark McIntyre, 14:47
Re: Making a program pause, CBFalconer, 14:47
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), CBFalconer, 14:42
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), CBFalconer, 14:38
Re: Unexpected answer, compiler bug?, Mike Wahler, 14:28
Re: Send and receive information between Excel/VBA and C, CBFalconer, 14:28
Re: Flex / Yacc sources for C parser, George Peter Staplin, 14:19
c language, jo, 14:13
Re: Behavior of the code, Joe Wright, 14:11
Re: Happy christmas, Ian Collins, 13:57
Re: Really don't know how to use recursion, Thad Smith, 13:56
Re: Behavior of the code, Thomas Lumley, 13:54
Re: Behavior of the code, jacob navia, 13:50
Re: Behavior of the code, Joe Wright, 13:42
Re: Unexpected answer, compiler bug?, Golden California Girls, 13:35
Re: Behavior of the code, jacob navia, 13:06
Re: Help: for loop doesn't work?, Thad Smith, 12:54
Re: Behavior of the code, Joe Wright, 12:54
Re: Unexpected answer, compiler bug?, Chris Dollin, 12:49
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), ymuntyan, 12:48
Re: Behavior of the code, Thad Smith, 12:35
Re: Unexpected answer, compiler bug?, Martin Ambuhl, 12:32
Re: Unexpected answer, compiler bug?, Martin Ambuhl, 12:30
Re: Behavior of the code, jacob navia, 11:59
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), jacob navia, 11:52
Re: Behavior of the code, Joe Wright, 11:47
Re: Behavior of the code, jacob navia, 11:17
Re: Behavior of the code, jacob navia, 11:14
Re: Behavior of the code, santosh, 11:09
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Rico Secada, 11:05
Re: Flex / Yacc sources for C parser, santosh, 11:04
Re: Unexpected answer, compiler bug?, Harald van Dĳk, 10:45
Re: Unexpected answer, compiler bug?, Harald van Dĳk, 10:41
Re: Dynamically loading a static C library (compiler suggestion?), Bruce McFarling, 10:25
Re: Happy christmas, publicforme@xxxxxxxxx, 08:34
Re: Question related to printf, James Kuyper, 08:24
Re: Unexpected answer, compiler bug?, NicoleaSW, 08:23
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), James Kuyper, 08:13
Re: Unexpected answer, compiler bug?, Joachim Schmitz, 08:07
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), jacob navia, 08:02
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), jacob navia, 08:00
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), James Kuyper, 08:00
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Kenny McCormack, 07:59
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), James Kuyper, 07:49
Flex / Yacc sources for C parser, Wolfgang Draxinger, 07:33
Re: Behavior of the code, Harald van Dĳk, 07:33
Re: Difference between while and do while, James Kuyper, 07:26
Re: Behavior of the code, somenath, 07:23
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), James Kuyper, 07:13
Re: Behavior of the code, Harald van Dĳk, 07:13
Re: Behavior of the code, santosh, 06:52
Re: Happy christmas, santosh, 06:17
Re: Happy christmas, jacob navia, 06:13
Re: Unexpected answer, compiler bug?, Chris Torek, 06:11
Re: Happy christmas, jacob navia, 06:07
Re: Behavior of the code, santosh, 06:04
Re: Happy christmas, jacob navia, 06:00
Re: Unexpected answer, compiler bug?, santosh, 05:56
Re: Behavior of the code, somenath, 05:55
Unexpected answer, compiler bug?, Port Pirie, 05:46
Re: OT - Re: Dynamically loading a static C library (Updated; also compiler suggestion?), Nickolai Leschov, 05:31
Re: Need advice on selecting a development environment, Chris Dollin, 04:27
Re: Behavior of the code, Malcolm McLean, 04:27
Re: Happy christmas, Malcolm McLean, 04:15
Re: Dynamically loading a static C library (compiler suggestion?), cr88192, 03:20
Re: read image from url, Default User, 02:04
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Re: Behavior of the code, somenath, 01:25
Re: Behavior of the code, Old Wolf, 01:25
Re: Happy christmas, Old Wolf, 01:22
Re: Happy christmas, santosh, 01:09
Re: Happy christmas, Ian Collins, 01:04
Re: Behavior of the code, santosh, 00:57
Re: Happy christmas, santosh, 00:52
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), santosh, 00:49
Re: Behavior of the code, Thomas Lumley, 00:45
Re: object file size is reduced after build, Gordon Burditt, 00:01

December 24, 2007

Behavior of the code, somenath, 23:57
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Ben Pfaff, 23:28
Re: Difference between while and do while, Ben Pfaff, 23:26
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), ymuntyan, 23:25
Re: Happy christmas, vippstar, 23:22
Really don't know how to use recursion, a, 22:56
Re: Happy christmas, santosh, 22:35
Re: Difference between while and do while, santosh, 22:32
Re: object file size is reduced after build, santosh, 22:25
Re: Happy christmas, vippstar, 22:15
$$$, khaled, 22:12
OT - Re: Dynamically loading a static C library (Updated; also compiler suggestion?), santosh, 22:11
Re: lvalue required as increment operand, Joe Wright, 21:56
Re: Send and receive information between Excel/VBA and C, Ivan Novick, 21:32
Re: Making a program pause, Ivan Novick, 21:24
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Golden California Girls, 21:16
Re: It was just a memory aid when reading C code, Thad Smith, 21:01
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Joe Wright, 20:59
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Mark McIntyre, 20:48
Re: Happy christmas, Flash Gordon, 20:46
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Mark McIntyre, 20:38
Re: read image from url, Mark McIntyre, 20:34
Re: read image from url, Mark McIntyre, 20:29
Re: Happy christmas, Joe Wright, 20:07
Re: Send and receive information between Excel/VBA and C, CBFalconer, 20:07
Re: Need advice on selecting a development environment, CBFalconer, 19:44
Re: lvalue required as increment operand, CBFalconer, 19:38
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), CBFalconer, 19:22
Re: Doubt on Device Driver ?, Randy Howard, 19:22
Re: read image from url, CBFalconer, 19:04
Re: lvalue required as increment operand, Roman Mashak, 18:59
Re: read image from url, CBFalconer, 18:59
Re: read image from url, CBFalconer, 18:53
Re: read image from url, CBFalconer, 18:47
Re: lvalue required as increment operand, Ahmed Samieh, 18:47
Re: object file size is reduced after build, Randy Howard, 18:43
Re: object file size is reduced after build, Randy Howard, 18:40
Re: Happy christmas, jacob navia, 18:39
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Default User, 18:37
Happy christmas, jacob navia, 18:37
Re: Stats for comp.lang.c (last 7 days), Randy Howard, 18:27
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), jacob navia, 18:00
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Richard Heathfield, 17:58
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), ymuntyan, 17:37
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Richard Heathfield, 17:27
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), ymuntyan, 17:14
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Richard Heathfield, 16:51
Re: read image from url, Richard Heathfield, 16:47
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), ymuntyan, 16:46
Re: Dynamically loading a static C library (Updated; also compiler suggestion?), Nickolai Leschov, 16:42
Re: read image from url, quickcur, 16:33
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Richard Heathfield, 16:33
Re: Need advice on selecting a development environment, Keith Thompson, 16:27
lvalue required as increment operand, Roman Mashak, 16:24
Re: hi， what does over−indexd mean?, Keith Thompson, 16:19
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), ymuntyan, 16:14
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Keith Thompson, 16:02
Re: read image from url, Richard Heathfield, 15:08
Re: read image from url, quickcur, 15:03
Re: Problem with inserting nodes on Binary trees, Nikos Chantziaras, 14:55
Re: Question related to printf, Harald van Dĳk, 14:46
Re: Dynamically loading a static C library (compiler suggestion?), Frank Buss, 14:42
Re: read image from url, Golden California Girls, 14:42
Problem with inserting nodes on Binary trees, Blondeamon, 14:38
Re: Need advice on selecting a development environment, Jeff Higgins, 14:26
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Re: Making a program pause, Richard Heathfield, 13:34
Re: Need advice on selecting a development environment, Ramon F Herrera, 13:31
Re: Need advice on selecting a development environment, Ramon F Herrera, 13:27
Re: Need advice on selecting a development environment, Lew, 13:26
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Re: Need advice on selecting a development environment, Lew, 13:23
Re: Need advice on selecting a development environment, Ramon F Herrera, 13:22
Making a program pause, dave.zoltan@xxxxxxxxx, 13:18
Re: Question related to printf, jameskuyper, 13:12
Re: read image from url, Richard Heathfield, 13:12
Re: read image from url, Default User, 13:10
Re: trollish, Default User, 13:04
Re: Need advice on selecting a development environment, Ramon F Herrera, 12:55
Re: read image from url, Antoninus Twink, 12:52
Re: read image from url, jacob navia, 12:40
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Paul Hsieh, 12:21
Re: Need advice on selecting a development environment, Lew, 11:39
Re: read image from url, Kenny McCormack, 11:34
Re: Dynamically loading a static C library (compiler suggestion?), Stephen Pelc, 11:26
Re: read image from url, Richard Heathfield, 11:25
Re: read image from url, jacob navia, 11:16
Re: read image from url, Antoninus Twink, 11:09
Re: Coding practice, Jack Klein, 10:52
Re: Coding practice, Jack Klein, 10:45
Re: Dynamically loading a static C library (compiler suggestion?), Jack Klein, 10:41
Re: Coding practice, Thad Smith, 10:35
Re: object file size is reduced after build, James Kuyper, 10:32
Re: Dynamically loading a static C library (compiler suggestion?), Brad Eckert, 10:25
Re: hi， what does over－indexd mean?, Thad Smith, 10:24
Re: Difference between while and do while, Kenny McCormack, 10:15
Re: read image from url, Richard Heathfield, 10:13
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Kenny McCormack, 10:13
Re: Difference between while and do while, osmium, 09:51
Re: read image from url, quickcur, 09:42
Re: read image from url, Mark McIntyre, 09:20
Re: read image from url, Richard Heathfield, 09:13
Re: Difference between while and do while, Eric Sosman, 09:06
Re: Question regarding scope and lifetime of variable, Eric Sosman, 09:02
Re: A method of static code analysis, Mark McIntyre, 08:57
Re: read image from url, Mark McIntyre, 08:50
Re: read image from url, Flash Gordon, 08:49
Re: Dynamically loading a static C library (compiler suggestion?), astrobe, 08:40
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Richard Heathfield, 08:05
Re: read image from url, Richard Heathfield, 07:52
Re: Dynamically loading a static C library (compiler suggestion?), Bart C, 07:27
Re: hi， what does over−indexd mean?, shaanxxx, 07:16
Re: Coding practice, Richard Bos, 07:16
Re: Coding practice, shaanxxx, 07:09
Re: read image from url, Doug, 06:48
Re: Dynamically loading a static C library (compiler suggestion?), Doug, 06:43
Re: Dynamically loading a static C library (compiler suggestion?), jacob navia, 06:32
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Re: read image from url, quickcur, 06:24
hi， what does over−indexd mean?, beijihuhu, 06:23
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Richard Bos, 06:14
Re: Coding practice, Richard Bos, 06:07
Re: Dynamically loading a static C library (compiler suggestion?), Richard Bos, 06:06
Re: Dynamically loading a static C library (compiler suggestion?), Richard Bos, 06:04
Re: read image from url, Joachim Schmitz, 06:03
Re: read image from url, jacob navia, 05:54
Re: read image from url, Joachim Schmitz, 05:47
Re: Dynamically loading a static C library (compiler suggestion?), jacob navia, 05:40
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), jacob navia, 05:38
Re: read image from url, jacob navia, 05:36
Re: working with bitmaps in C, Ernie Wright, 05:25
Re: Dynamically loading a static C library (compiler suggestion?), Nickolai Leschov, 05:22
Coding practice, shaanxxx, 04:57
Re: Dynamically loading a static C library (compiler suggestion?), Frank Buss, 04:55
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Keith Thompson, 04:36
Re: Regarding standared i/o functions, Richard Bos, 04:26
Re: Regarding standared i/o functions, Keith Thompson, 04:26
Re: Repository of C code, Richard Bos, 04:23
Dynamically loading a static C library (compiler suggestion?), Nickolai Leschov, 04:21
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Richard, 04:12
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Richard Heathfield, 04:12
Re: lvalue required as increment operand, Flash Gordon, 04:11
Regarding standared i/o functions, venkat, 03:59
Re: read image from url, Richard Heathfield, 03:55
Re: Need advice on selecting a development environment, Roedy Green, 03:54
Re: read image from url, Richard, 03:53
Re: read image from url, Richard Heathfield, 03:48
Re: read image from url, Richard Heathfield, 03:47
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Chris Hills, 03:43
Re: object file size is reduced after build, Richard, 03:41
Re: Need advice on selecting a development environment, Richard, 03:39
Re: Need advice on selecting a development environment, Richard, 03:35
Re: Need advice on selecting a development environment, William Pursell, 03:32
Re: working with bitmaps in C, Malcolm McLean, 03:25
Re: Need advice on selecting a development environment, Sean, 03:20
Re: Need advice on selecting a development environment, Sean, 03:15
Re: Difference between while and do while, Keith Thompson, 03:12
Re: I've retyped this and stored in URL so look if you want, Remo D., 03:11
Re: lvalue required as increment operand, Keith Thompson, 03:04
Re: Difference between while and do while, Ian Collins, 02:54
Re: Difference between while and do while, Dinesh P, 02:52
Re: Question regarding scope and lifetime of variable, Richard Bos, 02:44
Re: Need advice on selecting a development environment, Sean, 02:43
Re: FD_SET compiler warning, why that particular warniing?, Richard Bos, 02:36
Re: Need advice on selecting a development environment, Ramon F Herrera, 02:35
Re: Need advice on selecting a development environment, Ramon F Herrera, 02:32
Re: Question regarding scope and lifetime of variable, Harald van Dĳk, 02:31
Re: trollish, Richard Bos, 02:02
Need advice on selecting a development environment, Ramon F Herrera, 02:01
Difference between while and do while, Logan Lee, 01:28
Re: Question regarding scope and lifetime of variable, somenath, 01:06
Re: Question regarding scope and lifetime of variable, Ian Collins, 00:54
To make it clearer pdf file, Logan Lee, 00:50
It was just a memory aid when reading C code, Logan Lee, 00:32
Question regarding scope and lifetime of variable, somenath, 00:26
Re: lvalue required as increment operand, Eric Sosman, 00:17
Re: Send and receive information between Excel/VBA and C, Ivan Novick, 00:12
Novo formato de perguntas da prova de certificação PMP comentadas, Sergio Laranja, 00:11

December 23, 2007

Re: lvalue required as increment operand, Ben Pfaff, 23:57
I've retyped this and stored in URL so look if you want, Logan Lee, 21:24
Re: read image from url, Gordon Burditt, 21:09
Sorry but 'F' stands for 'for', Logan Lee, 21:07
Re: read image from url, Gordon Burditt, 20:59
More comprehensive example, Logan Lee, 20:53
A method of static code analysis, Logan Lee, 20:39
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), CBFalconer, 20:21
Re: Send and receive information between Excel/VBA and C, CBFalconer, 20:03
Re: Macro substitution conundrum, David Thompson, 19:57
Re: typedef function with void parameters, David Thompson, 19:57
Re: Determine the maximum of two integers., David Thompson, 19:57
Re: Question related to printf, David Thompson, 19:57
Re: how the macro works, David Thompson, 19:57
Re: "Homemade" C99 prototype?, David Thompson, 19:57
Re: operators similar to functions?, David Thompson, 19:57
Re: page 120 K&R, David Thompson, 19:57
Re: C and Algol68, David Thompson, 19:57
Re: C89: Compile-time constant required for initialiser?, David Thompson, 19:57
Re: self destructing programs, David Thompson, 19:57
Re: object file size is reduced after build, CBFalconer, 19:52
Re: read image from url, Keith Thompson, 19:13
Re: read image from url, jacob navia, 17:42
Re: read image from url, quickcur, 17:36
Re: read image from url, jacob navia, 17:08
Re: read image from url, quickcur, 16:56
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Keith Thompson, 16:12
Re: read image from url, jacob navia, 15:54
Re: read image from url, Keith Thompson, 15:47
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Tim Smith, 15:46
Re: read image from url, Tim Smith, 15:43
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Antoninus Twink, 15:42
Re: read image from url, quickcur, 15:39
Re: read image from url, Keith Thompson, 15:12
Re: read image from url, jacob navia, 15:05
Re: read image from url, jacob navia, 15:05
Re: read image from url, quickcur, 14:58
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Keith Thompson, 14:10
Re: read image from url, Keith Thompson, 14:02
Re: How to utilize internal file., Keith Thompson, 13:55
Re: FD_SET compiler warning, why that particular warniing?, Keith Thompson, 13:37
Re: FD_SET compiler warning, why that particular warniing?, Jack Klein, 13:22
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Martin Ambuhl, 13:21
Re: How to utilize internal file., SM Ryan, 13:19
Re: Doubt on Device Driver ?, Walter Roberson, 13:11
OT Rant was Re: object file size is reduced after build, Golden California Girls, 13:06
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), jacob navia, 12:52
Re: read image from url, jacob navia, 12:50
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Default User, 12:45
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), vippstar, 12:35
Re: read image from url, vippstar, 12:33
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Eric Sosman, 12:07
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Julienne Walker, 12:00
Re: read image from url, quickcur, 11:53
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Joe Wright, 11:51
Re: read image from url, quickcur, 11:51
Re: Difference between if if and if if else, Joe Wright, 11:42
Re: Difference between if if and if if else, santosh, 11:08
Re: How to utilize internal file., santosh, 11:06
Re: read image from url, santosh, 11:03
Re: Making C better (by borrowing from C++), santosh, 10:57
Re: Difference between if if and if if else, Mark McIntyre, 10:32
Re: object file size is reduced after build, Mark McIntyre, 10:30
Making C better (by borrowing from C++), Masood, 10:29
Re: read image from url, Richard Heathfield, 07:57
Re: read image from url, jacob navia, 07:51
Re: A reasonable project., James Fang, 07:29
Re: read image from url, vippstar, 07:23
read image from url, quickcur, 07:20
Re: How to utilize internal file., Richard Heathfield, 07:19
How to utilize internal file., monari, 07:11
Re: Difference between if if and if if else, pete, 06:56
Re: function prototype vs function declaration, Flash Gordon, 06:40
Re: Difference between if if and if if else, James Kuyper, 06:39
Re: function prototype vs function declaration, James Kuyper, 06:17
Re: Difference between if if and if if else, vippstar, 06:12
Re: working with bitmaps in C, Bart C, 06:01
Re: Difference between if if and if if else, Logan Lee, 05:36
Difference between if if and if if else, Logan Lee, 05:34
Re: Question related to sizeof and pointer arithmetic, Kalle Olavi Niemitalo, 05:28
Re: Send and receive information between Excel/VBA and C, jari . toukkari, 05:22
Re: working with bitmaps in C, MisterE, 05:02
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Question related to sizeof and pointer arithmetic, somenath, 04:36
Re: working with bitmaps in C, Malcolm McLean, 03:58
Re: trollish, Richard Heathfield, 03:42
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Re: how to do an infinite loop, Richard Heathfield, 03:36
Re: Doubt on Device Driver ?, Chris McDonald, 02:47
Re: Stats for comp.lang.c (last 7 days), backslash null, 02:45
Re: trollish, RoS, 02:35
Re: how to do an infinite loop, RoS, 02:35
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Re: function prototype vs function declaration, h03Ein, 01:53
Re: A reasonable project., santosh, 00:38
Re: A reasonable project., kiranshadow, 00:33
Re: A reasonable project., kiranshadow, 00:33
Re: A reasonable project., kiranshadow, 00:33
Re: A reasonable project., kiranshadow, 00:33
Re: A reasonable project., kiranshadow, 00:32
Re: A reasonable project., kiranshadow, 00:32
Re: A reasonable project., kiranshadow, 00:32
Re: A reasonable project., kiranshadow, 00:32
Re: A reasonable project., kiranshadow, 00:32
Re: A reasonable project., kiranshadow, 00:32

December 22, 2007

Re: Doubt on Device Driver ?, Gordon Burditt, 23:34
Re: Doubt on Device Driver ?, Walter Roberson, 22:49
Re: Doubt on Device Driver ?, Richard Heathfield, 22:01
Re: working with bitmaps in C, Richard Heathfield, 21:59
Re: Hi, i have information about C, C++ and Java language, download now for free | http://freepdf-ebook.blogspot.com/, snnn, 20:50
Re: Latest Usenet C Argument, CBFalconer, 20:47
Re: Doubt on Device Driver ?, Kaz Kylheku, 20:34
Re: object file size is reduced after build, Richard, 20:18
working with bitmaps in C, Stephen . Schoenberger, 19:41
Re: Doubt on Device Driver ?, Joe Wright, 17:57
Doubt on Device Driver ?, P Shetty, 17:47
Re: Stats for comp.lang.c (last 7 days), Golden California Girls, 17:36
Re: smuggling data in and out of alarm handlers and the like, Keith Thompson, 16:04
Stats for comp.lang.c (last 7 days), CLC stats, 15:06
Re: Send and receive information between Excel/VBA and C, Ivan Novick, 14:53
Re: the return value of a process, Gordon Burditt, 14:47
Send and receive information between Excel/VBA and C, jari . toukkari, 13:19
Re: smuggling data in and out of alarm handlers and the like, lawrence . jones, 12:01
Re: Latest Usenet C Argument, SM Ryan, 09:09
Re: Latest Usenet C Argument, Spiros Bousbouras, 07:38
Re: Multi precision floating point, P.J. Plauger, 07:32
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Re: some strange for me (addition), Mark McIntyre, 05:38
Re: Print a signel octal, Philip Potter, 05:35

December 21, 2007

Re: some strange for me (addition), Keith Thompson, 22:04
Re: FD_SET compiler warning, why that particular warniing?, Keith Thompson, 22:01
Re: some strange for me (addition), Thad Smith, 21:59
Re: some strange for me (addition), Jack Klein, 21:58
Re: FD_SET compiler warning, why that particular warniing?, Jack Klein, 21:51
Re: Hi, i have information about C, C++ and Java language, download now for free | http://freepdf-ebook.blogspot.com/, Lew, 21:08
some strange for me (addition), profjwang, 21:00
Re: Latest Usenet C Argument, Bart C, 19:48
Re: Latest Usenet C Argument, Dik T. Winter, 19:43
Re: Multi precision floating point, user923005, 19:42
Re: UTC string -> time_t, Richard Heathfield, 19:21
Re: object file size is reduced after build, CBFalconer, 19:09
Re: Multi precision floating point, pete, 19:00
Re: Latest Usenet C Argument, christian.bau, 18:56
Re: object file size is reduced after build, Ian Collins, 18:55
Re: Multi precision floating point, user923005, 18:49
Re: Print a signel octal, Joe Wright, 18:49
Re: Currant status of iostream.h, CBFalconer, 18:28
Re: some strange for me, CBFalconer, 18:20
Re: Initialization of Static variables, CBFalconer, 18:07
Re: UTC string -> time_t, user923005, 18:06
Re: Repository of C code, CBFalconer, 18:06
Re: UTC string -> time_t, Joe Wright, 17:58
Re: Positive random number, CBFalconer, 17:55
Re: object file size is reduced after build, CBFalconer, 17:47
Re: Repository of C code, user923005, 17:43
Re: Multi precision floating point, CBFalconer, 17:41
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Kenny McCormack, 17:31
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Richard Heathfield, 17:30
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Kenny McCormack, 17:25
Re: FD_SET compiler warning, why that particular warniing?, jameskuyper, 17:18
Re: smuggling data in and out of alarm handlers and the like, Keith Thompson, 17:15
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, root, 17:12
Re: FD_SET compiler warning, why that particular warniing?, Keith Thompson, 17:09
Re: Currant status of iostream.h, Martin Ambuhl, 17:01
Re: Repository of C code, Malcolm McLean, 16:49
Re: time and srand, cr88192, 16:43
Re: Repository of C code, Richard Heathfield, 16:42
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Kenny McCormack, 16:39
Re: Repository of C code, user923005, 16:31
Re: Latest Usenet C Argument, pete, 16:20
Re: Currant status of iostream.h, Flash Gordon, 16:16
Re: Multi precision floating point, user923005, 16:11
Re: Currant status of iostream.h, user923005, 16:04
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Re: FD_SET compiler warning, why that particular warniing?, David Mathog, 15:59
Currant status of iostream.h, Tom Picket, 15:59
Re: FD_SET compiler warning, why that particular warniing?, Ben Pfaff, 15:40
Re: some strange for me, jameskuyper, 15:05
Re: Latest Usenet C Argument, Flash Gordon, 14:25
Re: smuggling data in and out of alarm handlers and the like, lawrence . jones, 14:13
Re: main, Flash Gordon, 14:10
Re: FD_SET compiler warning, why that particular warniing?, Walter Roberson, 14:09
Re: Multi precision floating point, lawrence . jones, 14:09
Re: FD_SET compiler warning, why that particular warniing?, jameskuyper, 14:07
FD_SET compiler warning, why that particular warniing?, David Mathog, 13:59
Re: Latest Usenet C Argument, Kenneth Brody, 13:48
Re: Latest Usenet C Argument, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 13:44
Re: Latest Usenet C Argument, dj3vande, 13:39
Re: Latest Usenet C Argument, Kenneth Brody, 13:36
Re: some strange for me, santosh, 13:31
Re: Latest Usenet C Argument, Neil Cerutti, 13:21
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, root, 13:08
Re: Latest Usenet C Argument, dj3vande, 13:07
Re: some strange for me, Keith Thompson, 13:07
Re: object file size is reduced after build, Mark McIntyre, 12:57
Re: Can we have "Guru of the week" on comp.lang.c?, Mark McIntyre, 12:55
Re: object file size is reduced after build, Mark McIntyre, 12:53
Re: some strange for me, Mark McIntyre, 12:48
Re: some strange for me, Walter Roberson, 12:46
some strange for me, profjwang, 12:39
Re: Latest Usenet C Argument, Philip Potter, 12:10
Re: Latest Usenet C Argument, SM Ryan, 11:57
Re: Latest Usenet C Argument, Richard Harter, 11:52
Re: main, santosh, 11:37
Re: the return value of a process, Chris Dollin, 11:37
Re: Positive random number, santosh, 11:36
Re: time and srand, jameskuyper, 11:35
Re: Latest Usenet C Argument, Philip Potter, 11:34
Re: the return value of a process, santosh, 11:34
Re: Initialization of Static variables, Chris Dollin, 11:27
Re: Latest Usenet C Argument, SM Ryan, 11:25
Re: the return value of a process, SM Ryan, 11:25
Re: Latest Usenet C Argument, harsha, 11:15
Re: the return value of a process, Walter Roberson, 11:01
Re: Latest Usenet C Argument, Eric Sosman, 10:48
Re: Latest Usenet C Argument, Richard Harter, 10:30
Re: Latest Usenet C Argument, Philip Potter, 10:20
Re: Latest Usenet C Argument, Richard Heathfield, 09:34
Re: Latest Usenet C Argument, Philip Potter, 09:25
Re: Latest Usenet C Argument, James Kuyper, 09:19
Re: main, Chris Hills, 09:17
Re: Latest Usenet C Argument, Richard Heathfield, 08:59
Re: Positive random number, James Kuyper, 08:50
Re: main, Philip Potter, 08:40
Re: Latest Usenet C Argument, Philip Potter, 08:32
Re: object file size is reduced after build, James Kuyper, 08:25
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Re: Latest Usenet C Argument, gw7rib, 08:12
Re: trollish, Kelsey Bjarnason, 07:54
Re: time and srand, James Kuyper, 07:42
Re: Latest Usenet C Argument, pete, 07:35
Re: main, pete, 07:17
Re: Latest Usenet C Argument, Richard Tobin, 07:03
Re: main, Richard Heathfield, 07:01
Re: main, pete, 07:01
Re: Repository of C code, Chris Hills, 06:56
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Re: main, Richard Heathfield, 05:43
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Re: Latest Usenet C Argument, Richard Heathfield, 05:05
Re: Latest Usenet C Argument, Ian Collins, 04:58
Re: Repository of C code, Paul Hsieh, 04:57
Re: Can we have "Guru of the week" on comp.lang.c?, harsha, 04:56
Re: Repository of C code, Richard Heathfield, 04:55
Re: Latest Usenet C Argument, harsha, 04:54
Re: Latest Usenet C Argument, santosh, 04:52
Re: Repository of C code, santosh, 04:46
Re: Latest Usenet C Argument, vippstar, 04:41
Re: Latest Usenet C Argument, santosh, 04:40
Re: Repository of C code, Richard Heathfield, 04:37
Latest Usenet C Argument, Richard Heathfield, 04:35
Re: Can we have "Guru of the week" on comp.lang.c?, Richard Heathfield, 04:34
Re: main, santosh, 04:06
Re: Repository of C code, Owen Jacobson, 04:05
Re: main, Flash Gordon, 03:56
Re: object file size is reduced after build, santosh, 03:42
Re: Repository of C code, Paul Hsieh, 03:40
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, santosh, 03:38
Re: Multi precision floating point, jacob navia, 03:33
Re: Repository of C code, santosh, 03:28
Re: the return value of a process, santosh, 03:27
Re: Initialization of Static variables, Richard Heathfield, 03:16
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Re: Initialization of Static variables, user923005, 02:55
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Re: time and srand, Keith Thompson, 02:26
Re: how to do an infinite loop, RoS, 02:22
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December 20, 2007

Re: Can we have "Guru of the week" on comp.lang.c?, Robert Gamble, 22:43
Re: time and srand, Jack Klein, 22:34
Hi to all, kirbylawa@xxxxxxxxx, 22:28
Re: Positive random number, Joe Wright, 21:36
Novo! Respostas da prova PMP respondidas e comentadas pelo autor do Blog., Sergio Laranja, 21:34
Re: object file size is reduced after build, Ian Collins, 21:31
Re: object file size is reduced after build, CBFalconer, 20:18
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, CBFalconer, 20:14
Re: Multi precision floating point, CBFalconer, 20:09
Re: Can we have "Guru of the week" on comp.lang.c?, Keith Thompson, 19:57
Re: object file size is reduced after build, Gordon Burditt, 19:51
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Peter Nilsson, 19:46
Re: object file size is reduced after build, Gordon Burditt, 19:43
Re: Can we have "Guru of the week" on comp.lang.c?, jameskuyper, 19:29
Re: Can we have "Guru of the week" on comp.lang.c?, Peter Nilsson, 19:08
Re: main, pete, 19:07
Re: Annoying compiler warning, jameskuyper, 18:38
Re: smuggling data in and out of alarm handlers and the like, Paul Hsieh, 18:03
Re: Multi precision floating point, user923005, 17:42
Re: main, Malcolm McLean, 17:42
Re: Positive random number, santosh, 17:29
Re: object file size is reduced after build, santosh, 17:24
Re: object file size is reduced after build, jacob navia, 17:17
Re: Can we have "Guru of the week" on comp.lang.c?, Mark McIntyre, 17:14
Re: object file size is reduced after build, Mark McIntyre, 17:07
Re: object file size is reduced after build, Default User, 17:01
Re: traversing a stack, CBFalconer, 16:54
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, jacob navia, 16:52
Re: Can we have "Guru of the week" on comp.lang.c?, Robert Gamble, 16:52
Re: Can we have "Guru of the week" on comp.lang.c?, Richard Heathfield, 16:39
Re: Can we have "Guru of the week" on comp.lang.c?, Keith Thompson, 16:27
Re: Annoying compiler warning, Walter Roberson, 16:25
Re: main, Keith Thompson, 16:22
Re: Annoying compiler warning, Ben Pfaff, 16:07
Re: time and srand, cr88192, 16:07
Re: Annoying compiler warning, Walter Roberson, 15:47
Re: Positive random number, Malcolm McLean, 15:42
Re: traversing a stack, Richard Heathfield, 15:41
Re: [ot]Re: Positive random number, jameskuyper, 15:34
Re: smuggling data in and out of alarm handlers and the like, Keith Thompson, 15:30
Re: Annoying compiler warning, CBFalconer, 15:15
Re: [ot]Re: Positive random number, CBFalconer, 15:08
Re: [ot]Re: Positive random number, CBFalconer, 14:58
Re: Multi precision floating point, Keith Thompson, 14:52
Re: object file size is reduced after build, CBFalconer, 14:50
Re: object file size is reduced after build, CBFalconer, 14:47
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, CBFalconer, 14:37
Re: traversing a stack, CBFalconer, 14:25
Re: time and srand, Richard Heathfield, 14:21
Re: time and srand, jameskuyper, 14:09
Re: time and srand, jameskuyper, 14:06
Re: Can we have "Guru of the week" on comp.lang.c?, dj3vande, 13:28
Re: main, vippstar, 13:05
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Re: [ot]Re: Positive random number, David DeLaney, 12:39
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Re: object file size is reduced after build, Mark McIntyre, 12:16
Re: object file size is reduced after build, jameskuyper, 12:10
Re: Can we have "Guru of the week" on comp.lang.c?, Ben Pfaff, 12:06
Re: Annoying compiler warning, Chris Dollin, 12:03
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Chris Dollin, 12:00
Re: Can we have "Guru of the week" on comp.lang.c?, harsha, 11:53
Re: object file size is reduced after build, Mark McIntyre, 11:49
Re: [ot]Re: Positive random number, pete, 11:40
Re: [ot]Re: Positive random number, pete, 11:32
Re: Positive random number, Philip Potter, 11:23
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, jameskuyper, 11:18
Re: object file size is reduced after build, pete, 11:16
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, pete, 10:54
Re: [ot]Re: Positive random number, Richard Harter, 10:42
Re: character array as bits, prakash437, 10:42
Re: Can we have "Guru of the week" on comp.lang.c?, pete, 10:39
Re: object file size is reduced after build, Richard Heathfield, 10:29
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Robert Latest, 10:24
Re: Positive random number, Tim Prince, 10:24
Re: traversing a stack, Richard Harter, 10:23
Re: object file size is reduced after build, pete, 10:17
Re: Annoying compiler warning, santosh, 10:11
Re: Signed Unsigned problem, santosh, 10:08
Re: Positive random number, Dik T. Winter, 09:58
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, santosh, 09:53
Re: UTC string -> time_t, Richard Heathfield, 09:39
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, santosh, 09:39
Re: [ot]Re: Positive random number, James Kuyper, 09:36
Re: function prototype vs function declaration, pete, 09:25
Re: object file size is reduced after build, santosh, 09:24
Re: time and srand, santosh, 09:18
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Kenny McCormack, 09:16
Re: [ot]Re: Positive random number, santosh, 09:15
Re: Annoying compiler warning, Eric Sosman, 09:14
Re: Signed Unsigned problem, Philip Potter, 09:13
Re: Print a signel octal, Philip Potter, 09:10
Re: UTC string -> time_t, James Kuyper, 09:09
Re: Annoying compiler warning, James Kuyper, 09:04
Re: object file size is reduced after build, James Kuyper, 09:02
Re: function prototype vs function declaration, Philip Potter, 09:01
Re: Positive random number, Philip Potter, 08:55
Re: UTC string -> time_t, Richard Heathfield, 08:55
Re: UTC string -> time_t, James Kuyper, 08:40
Re: Is const really const?, James Kuyper, 08:40
Re: object file size is reduced after build, Ben Bacarisse, 08:38
Re: Annoying compiler warning, Richard Heathfield, 08:36
Re: Annoying compiler warning, James Kuyper, 08:23
Re: object file size is reduced after build, Richard Heathfield, 08:22
Re: function prototype vs function declaration, James Kuyper, 08:20
Re: stack frame size on linux/solaris of a running application stack, Richard Bos, 08:16
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Richard Bos, 08:12
Re: [ot]Re: Positive random number, James Kuyper, 08:12
Re: object file size is reduced after build, James Kuyper, 08:07
Re: object file size is reduced after build, James Kuyper, 08:00
Re: time and srand, James Kuyper, 07:45
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, James Kuyper, 07:33
Re: Annoying compiler warning, James Kuyper, 07:18
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Richard Heathfield, 07:17
Re: Annoying compiler warning, James Kuyper, 07:16
Re: Is const really const?, Rohit kumar Chandel, 07:14
Re: Annoying compiler warning, Ben Bacarisse, 06:39
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Richard Tobin, 06:37
Re: A question on for loop, Spiro Trikaliotis, 06:14
Re: Can we have "Guru of the week" on comp.lang.c?, Gerry Ford, 06:00
Re: Annoying compiler warning, Flash Gordon, 03:41
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Chris Torek, 03:39
Re: إخلع ملابس زوجتك الداخليه بنفسك أيها الزوج بطريقه مثيره, Richard Bos, 03:30
Re: function prototype vs function declaration, Chris Torek, 03:30
Re: [ot]Re: Positive random number, Richard Bos, 03:24
Re: time and srand, Keith Thompson, 03:13
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Re: time and srand, Richard Heathfield, 01:41
Re: object file size is reduced after build, Gordon Burditt, 01:41
Re: Annoying compiler warning, Richard Heathfield, 01:35
Re: how to do an infinite loop, Richard Heathfield, 01:34
Re: Can we have "Guru of the week" on comp.lang.c?, Ben Pfaff, 01:16
Re: time and srand, santosh, 00:53

December 19, 2007

time and srand, conrad, 23:53
Can we have "Guru of the week" on comp.lang.c?, harsha, 23:42
Re: Annoying compiler warning, Walter Roberson, 23:40
Hi to all, snowflakejonat@xxxxxxxxx, 22:55
Re: how to do an infinite loop, Barry Schwarz, 22:43
Re: Annoying compiler warning, CBFalconer, 22:31
Re: Positive random number, Golden California Girls, 22:30
Re: Positive random number, CBFalconer, 22:20
Re: Positive random number, CBFalconer, 22:17
Re: [ot]Re: Positive random number, CBFalconer, 22:10
Re: object file size is reduced after build, CBFalconer, 21:57
Re: Annoying compiler warning, Ian Collins, 21:45
Re: [1/2OT] a buggy TCP client program, Kenny McCormack, 21:22
OT Re: Optimiser question, Kevin D . Quitt, 21:12
Re: Function pointer dereference security, Kevin D . Quitt, 21:03
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Re: Annoying compiler warning, Bob, 20:29
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Peter Nilsson, 20:19
Re: main, phao, 19:59
Re: [ot]Re: Positive random number, Johannes Bauer, 19:26
Re: [ot]Re: Positive random number, Johannes Bauer, 19:24
Re: [ot]Re: Positive random number, Johannes Bauer, 19:14
Re: Positive random number, Johannes Bauer, 19:13
Re: [ot]Re: Positive random number, pete, 19:06
Re: [ot]Re: Positive random number, jacob navia, 18:38
Re: Positive random number, Richard Tobin, 18:30
Re: char* argv[], Flash Gordon, 18:16
[ot]Re: Positive random number, pete, 18:16
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Re: main, Tor Rustad, 17:54
Re: main, Tor Rustad, 17:50
Re: [1/2OT] a buggy TCP client program, Tor Rustad, 17:43
Re: main, pete, 17:29
Re: [1/2OT] a buggy TCP client program, Richard, 17:28
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Richard Tobin, 17:25
Re: Positive random number, Johannes Bauer, 17:10
Re: Positive random number, Johannes Bauer, 17:07
Re: Positive random number, jameskuyper, 16:30
Re: Positive random number, Richard Heathfield, 16:18
Re: Positive random number, user923005, 16:04
Re: [1/2OT] a buggy TCP client program, Flash Gordon, 16:00
Re: Positive random number, Keith Thompson, 15:57
Re: Positive random number, Walter Roberson, 15:50
Re: Positive random number, Ben Pfaff, 15:41
Re: main, Keith Thompson, 15:17
Re: main, Keith Thompson, 15:16
Re: smuggling data in and out of alarm handlers and the like, Keith Thompson, 15:08
Re: Positive random number, Walter Roberson, 15:04
Re: Annoying compiler warning, Keith Thompson, 15:02
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Keith Thompson, 14:51
Re: Positive random number, jameskuyper, 14:44
Re: char* argv[], Richard Heathfield, 14:44
Re: char* argv[], William Pursell, 14:34
Re: [1/2OT] a buggy TCP client program, dj3vande, 14:22
Re: main, santosh, 13:50
Re: main, santosh, 13:48
Re: main, Richard Heathfield, 13:47
Re: main, Joachim Schmitz, 13:46
Re: Signed Unsigned problem, santosh, 13:44
Re: Positive random number, Richard Heathfield, 13:41
Re: main, Shadowman, 13:38
Re: main, phao, 13:35
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Re: Signed Unsigned problem, David Tiktin, 13:31
Re: main, Richard Heathfield, 13:26
Re: function prototype vs function declaration, Joachim Schmitz, 13:23
Re: function prototype vs function declaration, Richard Heathfield, 13:23
Re: small doubt, Martin Ambuhl, 13:22
Re: main, Chris Hills, 13:20
Re: Positive random number, santosh, 13:18
Re: Annoying compiler warning, Spiros Bousbouras, 13:17
Re: main, santosh, 13:15
Re: Signed Unsigned problem, Martin Ambuhl, 13:14
Re: function prototype vs function declaration, santosh, 13:11
Re: main, Richard Heathfield, 13:06
Re: function prototype vs function declaration, phao, 13:03
Re: a buggy TCP client program, Ed Prochak, 12:59
Re: Positive random number, Johannes Bauer, 12:55
Re: main, santosh, 12:54
Re: main, Chris Hills, 12:54
Re: main, Joachim Schmitz, 12:53
Re: main, Joachim Schmitz, 12:52
Re: main, Walter Roberson, 12:51
Re: function prototype vs function declaration, Joachim Schmitz, 12:51
Re: function prototype vs function declaration, santosh, 12:50
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Re: function prototype vs function declaration, phao, 12:38
Re: [1/2OT] a buggy TCP client program, RoS, 12:15
Re: Positive random number, Tor Rustad, 11:50
Re: Print a signel octal, Tor Rustad, 11:34
Re: Positive random number, Philip Potter, 11:25
Re: Positive random number, Golden California Girls, 11:19
Re: Positive random number, Johannes Bauer, 10:48
Re: function prototype vs function declaration, James Kuyper, 10:18
Re: Positive random number, James Kuyper, 10:14
Re: function prototype vs function declaration, pete, 10:11
Re: Positive random number, Johannes Bauer, 09:54
Re: Annoying compiler warning, Richard Bos, 09:49
Re: [1/2OT] a buggy TCP client program, pete, 09:40
Re: smuggling data in and out of alarm handlers and the like, James Kuyper, 09:37
Re: function prototype vs function declaration, James Kuyper, 09:35
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, James Kuyper, 09:30
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Richard Heathfield, 09:26
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, santosh, 09:16
Re: small doubt, santosh, 09:10
Re: small doubt, Philip Potter, 09:03
Re: smuggling data in and out of alarm handlers and the like, santosh, 08:55
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Philip Potter, 08:52
Re: function prototype vs function declaration, pete, 08:51
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, santosh, 08:51
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Richard Heathfield, 08:51
Re: small doubt, loudking, 08:49
Re: object file size is reduced after build, Richard Heathfield, 08:49
Re: small doubt, user1, 08:47
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Robert Latest, 08:45
Re: Positive random number, Richard Heathfield, 08:42
Re: function prototype vs function declaration, pete, 08:42
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Robert Latest, 08:41
Re: smuggling data in and out of alarm handlers and the like, Eric Sosman, 08:40
Re: Annoying compiler warning, Richard Heathfield, 08:39
Re: Annoying compiler warning, Richard Heathfield, 08:38
Re: Annoying compiler warning, James Kuyper, 08:37
Re: Positive random number, James Kuyper, 08:36
Re: small doubt, Richard Heathfield, 08:35
Re: Positive random number, Spoon, 08:28
Re: smuggling data in and out of alarm handlers and the like, Robert Latest, 08:28
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, James Kuyper, 08:28
Re: character array as bits, pete, 08:13
Re: Annoying compiler warning, John Smith, 08:06
Re: Annoying compiler warning, pete, 08:04
Re: small doubt, santosh, 08:01
Re: small doubt, Johannes Bauer, 08:01
Re: small doubt, pete, 07:58
Re: Annoying compiler warning, pete, 07:52
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Mark McIntyre, 07:50
Re: object file size is reduced after build, James Kuyper, 07:46
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Annoying compiler warning, Bob, 07:40
Re: Positive random number, Richard Heathfield, 07:36
Re: Positive random number, pete, 07:29
Re: Signed Unsigned problem, Philip Potter, 07:27
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, James Kuyper, 07:26
Re: char* argv[], Richard Heathfield, 05:17
Re: Signed Unsigned problem, Richard Heathfield, 05:08
Re: char* argv[], Keith Thompson, 05:01
Re: Positive random number, Johannes Bauer, 04:57
Re: [1/2OT] a buggy TCP client program, Johannes Bauer, 04:54
Signed Unsigned problem, candy_init, 04:39
Re: Print a signel octal, Philip Potter, 04:26
Re: char* argv[], Richard Heathfield, 03:43
Re: Positive random number, Joachim Schmitz, 03:36
Re: [1/2OT] a buggy TCP client program, Keith Thompson, 03:36
Re: [1/2OT] a buggy TCP client program, Richard Heathfield, 03:32
Re: char* argv[], Keith Thompson, 03:31
Re: [1/2OT] a buggy TCP client program, santosh, 03:26
Re: Positive random number, santosh, 03:25
Re: [1/2OT] a buggy TCP client program, jaysome, 03:05
Re: Positive random number, jaysome, 02:47
Re: char* argv[], Richard Heathfield, 02:36
Re: object file size is reduced after build, Kaz Kylheku, 02:07
Re: char* argv[], William Pursell, 01:22
Re: char* argv[], Keith Thompson, 00:40

December 18, 2007

Re: String manipulation program not returning expected output, Barry Schwarz, 23:48
Re: char* argv[], Richard Heathfield, 23:47
Re: A question regarding argv, Barry Schwarz, 23:35
Re: char* argv[], Barry Schwarz, 23:33
Re: char* argv[], Barry Schwarz, 23:19
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Peter Nilsson, 21:51
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Peter Nilsson, 21:51
Re: Positive random number, Keith Thompson, 21:42
Re: function prototype vs function declaration, Richard Heathfield, 21:30
Re: Positive random number, Jack Klein, 21:30
Re: function prototype vs function declaration, Keith Thompson, 21:20
Re: function prototype vs function declaration, Keith Thompson, 21:10
Re: function prototype vs function declaration, Keith Thompson, 21:07
Re: function prototype vs function declaration, George Peter Staplin, 20:42
Re: c calling c++ functions, Pierre Asselin, 20:41
Re: Linked list allocation, George Peter Staplin, 20:31
Re: object file size is reduced after build, Gordon Burditt, 20:20
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, jameskuyper, 19:50
Re: Searching for Happiness ?, CBFalconer, 19:46
Re: UTC string -> time_t, CBFalconer, 19:42
Re: function prototype vs function declaration, CBFalconer, 19:35
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, jameskuyper, 19:33
Re: Positive random number, CBFalconer, 19:21
Re: [1/2OT] a buggy TCP client program, CBFalconer, 19:12
Re: smuggling data in and out of alarm handlers and the like, CBFalconer, 18:45
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Mark McIntyre, 18:41
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Mark McIntyre, 18:34
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Mark McIntyre, 18:29
Re: [1/2OT] a buggy TCP client program, Tor Rustad, 18:11
Re: Positive random number, Tor Rustad, 17:52
Re: smuggling data in and out of alarm handlers and the like, Paul Hsieh, 17:50
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Tor Rustad, 17:36
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Keith Thompson, 17:18
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Keith Thompson, 17:16
Re: Multi precision floating point, Keith Thompson, 16:47
Re: Print a signel octal, Martin Ambuhl, 14:53
Re: Print a signel octal, Martin Ambuhl, 14:51
Re: c calling c++ functions, Default User, 14:16
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Re: Searching for Happiness ?, John B. Coarsey, PE, 13:38
Re: Positive random number, divyank.rastogi@xxxxxxxxx, 13:36
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Re: [1/2OT] a buggy TCP client program, RoS, 13:05
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Richard Heathfield, 12:51
Searching for Happiness ?, aassime abdellatif, 12:27
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, jameskuyper, 12:00
Re: Print a signel octal, Philip Potter, 11:52
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Mark McIntyre, 11:45
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Mark McIntyre, 11:42
Re: character array as bits, Ben Pfaff, 11:40
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Mark McIntyre, 11:39
Re: UTC string -> time_t, Richard Heathfield, 11:38
Re: UTC string -> time_t, Eric Sosman, 11:31
Re: Print a signel octal, Richard Heathfield, 10:42
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Re: Print a signel octal, Ali Karaali, 10:25
Print a signel octal, laurent . pauloin, 10:06
Re: UTC string -> time_t, Nick Keighley, 09:47
Re: c calling c++ functions, santosh, 09:32
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, santosh, 09:25
Re: c calling c++ functions, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 09:22
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, James Kuyper, 09:04
Re: Multi precision floating point, pete, 08:52
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, santosh, 08:48
Re: function prototype vs function declaration, santosh, 08:45
Re: function prototype vs function declaration, James Kuyper, 08:45
Re: function prototype vs function declaration, Richard Heathfield, 08:44
Re: function prototype vs function declaration, pete, 08:43
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, James Kuyper, 08:41
UTC string -> time_t, Nick Keighley, 08:41
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Richard Heathfield, 08:40
Re: [1/2OT] a buggy TCP client program, santosh, 08:39
Re: function prototype vs function declaration, Ravishankar S, 08:36
Re: function prototype vs function declaration, santosh, 08:36
Re: function prototype vs function declaration, pete, 08:36
Re: function prototype vs function declaration, James Kuyper, 08:31
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, santosh, 08:30
Re: function prototype vs function declaration, Richard Heathfield, 08:27
Re: [1/2OT] a buggy TCP client program, pete, 08:24
Re: function prototype vs function declaration, Ravishankar S, 08:19
Re: object file size is reduced after build, santosh, 08:18
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Richard Heathfield, 08:17
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, santosh, 08:12
Re: object file size is reduced after build, jayapal, 08:11
Re: function prototype vs function declaration, santosh, 08:11
Re: function prototype vs function declaration, santosh, 08:04
Re: function prototype vs function declaration, Ravishankar S, 07:47
Re: character array as bits, pete, 07:42
Re: object file size is reduced after build, James Kuyper, 07:37
Re: object file size is reduced after build, Thad Smith, 07:28
Re: function prototype vs function declaration, Richard Heathfield, 07:24
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, James Kuyper, 07:16
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Philip Potter, 07:15
Re: Multi precision floating point, Philip Potter, 07:00
Re: function prototype vs function declaration, Ravishankar S, 06:41
Re: function prototype vs function declaration, Richard Heathfield, 06:19
Re: function prototype vs function declaration, santosh, 06:04
Re: function prototype vs function declaration, Ravishankar S, 05:59
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, santosh, 05:54
Re: function prototype vs function declaration, Richard Heathfield, 05:44
function prototype vs function declaration, Ravishankar S, 05:37
Re: A question on for loop, santosh, 05:14
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Nick Keighley, 05:09
Re: How to use dinamic struct, santosh, 05:07
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Re: Is const really const?, Ravishankar S, 04:59
Re: A question on for loop, Spiro Trikaliotis, 04:58
Re: [1/2OT] a buggy TCP client program, RoS, 04:56
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, santosh, 04:52
Re: A question on for loop, santosh, 04:33
Re: object file size is reduced after build, santosh, 04:30
Re: [1/2OT] a buggy TCP client program, RoS, 04:29
Re: Positive random number, santosh, 04:27
Re: Is const really const?, Ravishankar S, 04:25
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, santosh, 04:23
Re: Is const really const?, Ravishankar S, 04:16
Re: Is const really const?, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 04:15
Re: Is const really const?, Ravishankar S, 04:11
Re: [1/2OT] a buggy TCP client program, Richard Heathfield, 04:10
Re: [1/2OT] a buggy TCP client program, RoS, 03:59
Re: Positive random number, Richard Heathfield, 03:47
Positive random number, deepak, 03:43
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Richard Heathfield, 03:42
Re: [1/2OT] a buggy TCP client program, Boudewijn Dijkstra, 03:41
Re: C Unleashed Chapter 18: Hamming Codes, Richard Heathfield, 03:25
[1/2OT] a buggy TCP client program, RoS, 03:20
object file size is reduced after build, jayapal, 03:20
Re: A question on for loop, Geoff, 03:16
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Keith Thompson, 02:29
Re: character array as bits, Keith Thompson, 02:23
object file size is reduced after build, jayapal, 02:19
Re: A question on for loop, Ben Pfaff, 02:18
Re: A question on for loop, srinivas . upadhya, 02:12
Re: A question on for loop, user923005, 02:11
Re: character array as bits, user923005, 02:06
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Re: C Unleashed Chapter 18: Hamming Codes, Jack Klein, 01:31
Re: character array as bits, Keith Thompson, 01:01
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Keith Thompson, 00:58
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Re: Linked list allocation, Richard Harter, 00:34
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December 17, 2007

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Re: Array and function question - FIXED SAMPLE CODE, Ian Collins, 23:54
Re: c++ calling c functions, Ian Collins, 23:53
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Peter Nilsson, 23:48
Re: Segmentation error for array operation., Barry Schwarz, 23:47
Re: c calling c++ functions, Ian Collins, 23:45
Re: Array and function question - FIXED SAMPLE CODE, Barry Schwarz, 23:39
Re: c calling c++ functions, Peter Nilsson, 23:33
Re: c++ calling c functions, teju, 23:33
Re: How to use dinamic struct, Martin Ambuhl, 23:26
Re: character array as bits, Jack Klein, 23:25
c calling c++ functions, teju, 23:24
Re: Linked list allocation, Gene, 23:19
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Richard Heathfield, 23:08
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Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, James Kuyper, 22:57
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Geoff, 22:49
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Richard Heathfield, 22:48
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Ian Collins, 22:42
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Geoff, 22:36
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Richard Heathfield, 22:20
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Ian Collins, 22:17
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Walter Roberson, 22:15
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Richard Heathfield, 22:13
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Peter Nilsson, 22:12
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Geoff, 21:56
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Keith Thompson, 21:46
Re: How to use dinamic struct, Peter Nilsson, 21:18
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Peter Nilsson, 20:58
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Peter Nilsson, 20:57
Re: How to use dinamic struct, berte, 20:35
Re: character array as bits, Peter Nilsson, 20:21
Re: character array as bits, prakashraovaddina, 20:01
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, James Kuyper, 19:56
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Mark McIntyre, 19:52
Re: How to use dinamic struct, Richard Tobin, 19:43
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Old Wolf, 19:43
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Peter Nilsson, 19:36
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Richard Tobin, 19:36
Re: How to use dinamic struct, Walter Roberson, 19:25
Re: character array as bits, Walter Roberson, 19:18
How to use dinamic struct, berte, 19:16
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, CJ, 19:15
Re: Large Files, Tor Rustad, 19:11
Re: Multi precision floating point, James Kuyper, 19:07
Re: character array as bits, Martin Ambuhl, 19:06
Re: A question on for loop, Tor Rustad, 19:04
Re: Multi precision floating point, Harald van Dĳk, 18:48
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, James Kuyper, 18:48
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, James Kuyper, 18:45
Re: Multi precision floating point, Harald van Dĳk, 18:38
Re: Multi precision floating point, Harald van Dĳk, 18:35
Re: Multi precision floating point, Harald van Dĳk, 18:33
Re: Multi precision floating point, Harald van Dĳk, 18:31
Re: Multi precision floating point, Harald van Dĳk, 18:29
Re: Multi precision floating point, pete, 18:28
Re: character array as bits, pete, 18:22
Re: A question on for loop, Geoff, 18:15
Re: Multi precision floating point, Harald van Dĳk, 18:15
Re: Linked list allocation, pete, 18:11
Re: Large Files, Roland Pibinger, 18:08
Re: Structure size directives, J. J. Farrell, 18:05
Re: Multi precision floating point, user923005, 17:54
Re: Multi precision floating point, pete, 17:53
Re: A question on for loop, Ben Pfaff, 17:47
Re: Is const really const?, Peter Nilsson, 17:40
Re: Is const really const?, Mark McIntyre, 17:40
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Old Wolf, 17:37
Re: Is const really const?, Peter Nilsson, 17:37
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Richard Tobin, 17:36
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Old Wolf, 17:35
Re: Multi precision floating point, user923005, 17:27
Re: Multi precision floating point, user923005, 17:24
Re: Multi precision floating point, user923005, 17:22
Re: A question on for loop, Richard Tobin, 17:19
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, CJ, 17:18
Re: Multi precision floating point, jacob navia, 17:13
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, James Kuyper, 17:12
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, jacob navia, 17:10
Re: character array as bits, user923005, 17:10
A question on for loop, Logan Lee, 17:09
Re: Multi precision floating point, user923005, 17:08
Re: Multi precision floating point, jacob navia, 17:08
Re: Multi precision floating point, user923005, 17:06
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Richard Tobin, 17:04
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, jacob navia, 17:01
Re: Multi precision floating point, Harald van Dĳk, 17:00
Re: character array as bits, Walter Roberson, 16:59
Re: character array as bits, Ali Karaali, 16:59
Re: Multi precision floating point, Harald van Dĳk, 16:58
Re: Multi precision floating point, Harald van Dĳk, 16:58
Re: Multi precision floating point, user923005, 16:57
Re: Multi precision floating point, jacob navia, 16:50
character array as bits, prakash437, 16:42
Re: Is const really const?, quasimodo, 16:32
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, John Bode, 16:31
Re: Multi precision floating point, Keith Thompson, 16:22
Re: Is const really const?, Keith Thompson, 16:15
Re: Is const really const?, Keith Thompson, 16:12
Re: Large Files, Walter Roberson, 16:07
Re: Large Files, Malcolm McLean, 16:02
Re: Multi precision floating point, user923005, 15:58
Re: Multi precision floating point, Flash Gordon, 15:54
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Ben Pfaff, 15:53
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, James Kuyper, 15:48
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Richard Heathfield, 15:43
Re: Multi precision floating point, Harald van Dĳk, 15:39
Re: Linked list allocation, Ben Pfaff, 15:36
Re: Multi precision floating point, user923005, 15:36
Re: Multi precision floating point, user923005, 15:27
Re: Multi precision floating point, Philip Potter, 15:26
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, jacob navia, 15:23
Re: Multi precision floating point, Harald van Dĳk, 15:13
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, jacob navia, 15:11
Re: Multi precision floating point, jacob navia, 15:09
Re: Multi precision floating point, Harald van Dĳk, 15:01
Re: Multi precision floating point, user923005, 14:57
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, James Kuyper, 14:13
Re: Linked list allocation, Willem, 14:04
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, jacob navia, 14:01
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, CJ, 13:54
Linked list allocation, Jeff Bown, 13:51
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, jacob navia, 13:34
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Richard, 13:24
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Ed Jensen, 13:22
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Richard Heathfield, 13:03
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, jacob navia, 12:51
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Ed Jensen, 12:46
Re: smuggling data in and out of alarm handlers and the like, SM Ryan, 12:41
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Ed Jensen, 12:20
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Re: Ommiting frame pointer, Richard Tobin, 10:38
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Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Lew Pitcher, 09:39
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Re: Is const really const?, pete, 08:41
Re: Multi precision floating point, pete, 08:20
Re: Is const really const?, James Kuyper, 07:48
Re: Is const really const?, JimS, 07:33
Re: Is const really const?, Rohit kumar Chandel, 07:17
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Re: Optimiser question, Philip Potter, 06:47
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Mark Bluemel, 06:25
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Re: Optimiser question, Nick Keighley, 06:11
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Nick Keighley, 05:51
Re: Is const really const?, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 05:48
Re: Is const really const?, Sheth Raxit, 05:34
Re: smuggling data in and out of alarm handlers and the like, Robert Latest, 05:27
Re: Is const really const?, Keith Thompson, 05:24
Re: Is const really const?, Ian Collins, 05:11
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Re: Is const really const?, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 04:43
Re: Is const really const?, Keith Thompson, 04:25
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Re: greatest of two numbers, aarklon, 02:18
Re: Large Files, Paul Hsieh, 02:12
Re: replacement for 'pow()' function, Richard Bos, 02:09
Re: Large Files, santosh, 02:07
Re: C Variables Length, santosh, 02:02
Re: fgets() equivalent?, CBFalconer, 01:59
Re: Large Files, Ben Pfaff, 01:15
Re: LDBL_MAX -1.#QNAN0e+000 with MinGW?, Tim Prince, 01:14
Re: Multi precision floating point, Harald van Dĳk, 00:54

December 16, 2007

Re: C Variables Length, Peter Nilsson, 21:28
Re: bit order in xx-endian system, David Thompson, 20:56
Re: __FILE__ + __DATE__, David Thompson, 20:56
Re: Multi precision floating point, David Thompson, 20:56
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Re: fgets() equivalent?, David Thompson, 20:56
Re: LDBL_MAX -1.#QNAN0e+000 with MinGW?, David Thompson, 20:56
Re: Avoiding dereference of NULL pointer, Tor Rustad, 20:33
Re: Large Files, Tor Rustad, 18:53
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Re: Large Files, Eric Sosman, 18:11
Re: Avoiding dereference of NULL pointer, Chris Thomasson, 17:55
Re: Large Files, Ian Collins, 17:47
Re: Large Files, Malcolm McLean, 17:42
Re: Large Files, James Kuyper, 17:42
Re: C Variables Length, Francine . Neary, 17:28
Large Files, raj, 17:24
Re: volatile + threads, Chris Thomasson, 17:02
Re: String manipulation program not returning expected output, Philip Potter, 15:53
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Re: Avoiding dereference of NULL pointer, Joe Wright, 10:20
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Re: Stats for comp.lang.c (last 7 days), CLC stats, 06:51
Re: Please check the content of my web page on 'A note on Pointer Operation', Willem, 06:21
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Re: Please check the content of my web page on 'A note on Pointer Operation', William Pursell, 06:11
Re: Please check the content of my web page on 'A note on Pointer Operation', Mark McIntyre, 05:39
Re: Please check the content of my web page on 'A note on Pointer Operation', Philip Potter, 05:22
Re: Please check the content of my web page on 'A note on Pointer Operation', Philip Potter, 05:22
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Philip Potter, 05:12
Re: String manipulation program not returning expected output, Philip Potter, 04:57
Re: String manipulation program not returning expected output, Keith Thompson, 04:54
Re: Question regarding the short circuit behavior, pete, 04:27
Re: Optimiser question, Willem, 04:11
Re: String manipulation program not returning expected output, pete, 03:38
Re: volatile + threads, Chris Thomasson, 03:37
Re: volatile + threads, Chris Thomasson, 03:34
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Re: *** glibc detected *** ./a.out: double free or corruption, pete, 02:58
Re: Please check the content of my web page on 'A note on Pointer Operation', Logan Lee, 01:57
Re: Please check the content of my web page on 'A note on Pointer Operation', William Pursell, 01:40
Re: Automatic struct initialization, Jack Klein, 01:29
Re: Please check the content of my web page on 'A note on Pointer Operation', Logan Lee, 01:13
Re: volatile + threads, Kaz Kylheku, 00:54
Re: *** glibc detected *** ./a.out: double free or corruption, CBFalconer, 00:31
Automatic struct initialization, dj3vande, 00:09

December 15, 2007

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Re: Avoiding dereference of NULL pointer, Ed Prochak, 23:24
Re: String manipulation program not returning expected output, Rod Pemberton, 21:48
Re: Question regarding the short circuit behavior, Peter Nilsson, 21:34
Re: Cast to an array type, Barry Schwarz, 21:34
Re: Trouble with integer floating point conversion, Barry Schwarz, 21:25
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Jack Klein, 21:16
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Jack Klein, 21:14
Re: internet, Jack Klein, 21:02
Re: *** glibc detected *** ./a.out: double free or corruption, Barry Schwarz, 21:01
Re: Please check the content of my web page on 'A note on Pointer Operation', Logan Lee, 20:57
Please check the content of my web page on 'A note on Pointer Operation', Logan Lee, 20:55
Re: Can someone help with this? Linux GTK / Ncurses, Jack Klein, 20:54
Re: volatile + threads, Tor Rustad, 20:52
Re: Avoiding dereference of NULL pointer, Tor Rustad, 20:42
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Logan Lee, 20:22
Re: how to do an infinite loop, Flash Gordon, 19:57
Re: Stats for comp.lang.c (last 7 days), CBFalconer, 19:34
Re: replacement for 'pow()' function, pete, 19:30
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Re: how to do an infinite loop, Golden California Girls, 18:45
Re: Reverse a string in place, pete, 18:27
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Keith Thompson, 18:16
Re: how to do an infinite loop, Fumeur, 18:13
Re: Ommiting frame pointer, Stephen Sprunk, 18:13
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, William Pursell, 18:09
Re: String manipulation program not returning expected output, William Pursell, 17:58
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Ian Collins, 17:56
Re: C closures & lexical scoping, cr88192, 17:50
Re: Stats for comp.lang.c (last 7 days), Keith Thompson, 17:47
Re: Optimiser question, lawrence . jones, 17:46
Re: Stats for comp.lang.c (last 7 days), Keith Thompson, 17:46
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Logan Lee, 17:34
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Ian Collins, 17:28
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Logan Lee, 17:20
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Geoff, 17:08
Re: A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Tomasz bla Fortuna, 16:48
A question regarding Q20.1 from c-faq.com, Logan Lee, 16:37
Stats for comp.lang.c (last 7 days), CLC stats, 16:30
Re: volatile + threads, Gene, 15:31
Re: convert unsigned to char, Keith Thompson, 15:19
Re: Question regarding the short circuit behavior, Thad Smith, 15:18
Stats for comp.lang.c (last 7 days), CLC stats, 15:06
Re: volatile + threads, Thad Smith, 14:48
Re: String manipulation program not returning expected output, Keith Thompson, 14:22
Re: char* argv[], Richard Tobin, 14:07
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Re: Avoiding dereference of NULL pointer, Malcolm McLean, 13:41
Re: char* argv[], Joe Wright, 13:18
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Re: C Variables Length, Ben Pfaff, 12:04
Re: volatile + threads, Flash Gordon, 11:58
Re: Reverse a string in place, Ben Bacarisse, 11:56
Re: volatile + threads, Mark F. Haigh, 11:32
Re: Question regarding the short circuit behavior, Harald van Dĳk, 11:17
Re: Question regarding the short circuit behavior, Thad Smith, 11:09
Re: replacement for 'pow()' function, Thad Smith, 10:58
Re: volatile + threads, Johannes Bauer, 10:48
Re: Avoiding dereference of NULL pointer, James Kuyper, 10:22
Re: Pointer to array inside a struct, pete, 10:05
Re: Pointer increment, Ben Bacarisse, 10:03
Re: Pointer increment, Eric Sosman, 10:01
Re: Avoiding dereference of NULL pointer, CBFalconer, 10:00
[ot]Re: internet, pete, 09:58
Re: #pragma once in ISO standard yet?, CBFalconer, 09:50
Re: Reverse a string in place, CBFalconer, 09:48
Re: volatile + threads, Mark F. Haigh, 09:47
Re: Reverse a string in place, CBFalconer, 09:46
Re: volatile + threads, santosh, 09:26
volatile + threads, CJ, 09:04
Re: Pointer increment, santosh, 08:18
Pointer increment, braton, 08:02
Re: Help me, a friend of mine wrote a program in C# and I wrote the same program in C..His is faster than mine on the same machine...How Come ?, Richard, 08:01
Re: Avoiding dereference of NULL pointer, Chris Dollin, 07:21
Re: convert unsigned to char, James Kuyper, 07:18
Re: String manipulation program not returning expected output, Rod Pemberton, 06:50
Re: Avoiding dereference of NULL pointer, santosh, 06:40
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Re: C Variables Length, santosh, 06:33
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Re: ARP packet network program, Mark McIntyre, 06:06
Re: internet, Flash Gordon, 06:05
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Re: ARP packet network program, Flash Gordon, 05:59
Re: convert unsigned to char, Philip Potter, 05:58
Re: Avoiding dereference of NULL pointer, jkohen@xxxxxxxxx, 05:49
Re: String manipulation program not returning expected output, Flash Gordon, 05:38
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Re: Avoiding dereference of NULL pointer, Tony Jackson, 05:18
Re: char* argv[], Richard Heathfield, 05:13
Re: Avoiding dereference of NULL pointer, pete, 04:59
Re: Reverse a string in place, pete, 04:55
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Re: convert unsigned to char, Keith Thompson, 04:36
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Re: String manipulation program not returning expected output, pete, 04:29
Re: Pointer to array inside a struct, pete, 04:16
Re: C Variables Length, Malcolm McLean, 04:01
Re: char* argv[], pete, 03:50
Re: String manipulation program not returning expected output, krishan, 03:44
Re: String manipulation program not returning expected output, krishan, 03:40
Re: char* argv[], srikrishanmalik, 03:30
Re: Reverse a string in place, pete, 03:29
Re: C Variables Length, jaysome, 03:18
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Re: Reverse a string in place, ozbear, 02:31
Re: #pragma once in ISO standard yet?, Tor Rustad, 02:01
Re: Optimiser question, Willem, 01:50
Re: Help me, a friend of mine wrote a program in C# and I wrote the same program in C..His is faster than mine on the same machine...How Come ?, Willem, 01:47

December 14, 2007

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Re: #pragma once in ISO standard yet?, CBFalconer, 23:51
Re: Reverse a string in place, CBFalconer, 23:45
Re: #pragma once in ISO standard yet?, James Kuyper, 22:58
Re: String manipulation program not returning expected output, Logan Lee, 21:50
String manipulation program not returning expected output, Logan Lee, 21:08
Re: Another pointer to array inside struct, drhowarddrfine, 20:58
Re: how to do an infinite loop, Joe Wright, 20:47
Re: Another pointer to array inside struct, Ben Pfaff, 20:42
Re: Reverse a string in place, ozbear, 20:37
Re: Segmentation error for array operation., Keith Thompson, 20:25
Another pointer to array inside struct, drhowarddrfine, 20:07
Re: Trouble with integer floating point conversion, Keith Thompson, 20:04
Re: #pragma once in ISO standard yet?, Keith Thompson, 20:01
Re: how to do an infinite loop, Richard Tobin, 19:45
Re: I want o use the function alternate to a MACRO, Peter Nilsson, 19:38
Re: Pointer to array inside a struct, drhowarddrfine, 19:37
Re: A question regarding argv, CBFalconer, 19:33
Re: C Variables Length, CBFalconer, 19:28
Re: #pragma once in ISO standard yet?, CBFalconer, 19:21
Re: how to do an infinite loop, Richard Heathfield, 18:59
Re: how to do an infinite loop, Franz Hose, 18:46
Re: char* argv[], Ben Pfaff, 18:40
Re: char* argv[], Richard Heathfield, 18:36
Re: char* argv[], Ben Pfaff, 18:35
Re: C Variables Length, Default User, 18:34
Re: char* argv[], Default User, 18:33
Re: char* argv[], Logan, 18:30
Re: char* argv[], Richard Heathfield, 18:30
Re: #pragma once in ISO standard yet?, Ben Pfaff, 18:28
Re: C Variables Length, Richard Heathfield, 18:27
A question regarding argv, Logan, 18:23
Re: Meaning of the warning, Harald van Dĳk, 18:23
char* argv[], Logan, 18:20
Re: Pointer to array inside a struct, user923005, 18:16
Re: C Variables Length, Eric Sosman, 18:14
Re: C Variables Length, Ben Pfaff, 18:07
Re: C Variables Length, user923005, 18:00
Pointer to array inside a struct, drhowarddrfine, 17:55
Re: A function is an address, Wojtek Lerch, 17:54
C Variables Length, lak, 17:53
Re: Meaning of the warning, CBFalconer, 17:52
Re: Meaning of the warning, CBFalconer, 17:48
Re: Copying strings, Chris Torek, 17:46
Re: Optimiser question, CBFalconer, 17:37
Re: Ommiting frame pointer, CBFalconer, 17:34
Re: #pragma once in ISO standard yet?, CBFalconer, 17:30
Re: #pragma once in ISO standard yet?, CBFalconer, 17:25
Re: #pragma once in ISO standard yet?, CBFalconer, 17:18
Re: Reverse a string in place, CBFalconer, 17:12
Re: smuggling data in and out of alarm handlers and the like, pete, 17:11
Re: Help me, a friend of mine wrote a program in C# and I wrote the same program in C..His is faster than mine on the same machine...How Come ?, Tor Rustad, 17:08
Re: I want o use the function alternate to a MACRO, pete, 16:54
Re: Can volatile be added through declarations, Eric Sosman, 16:50
Re: smuggling data in and out of alarm handlers and the like, Eric Sosman, 16:37
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Re: Reverse a string in place, pete, 16:11
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Re: Trouble with integer floating point conversion, jameskuyper, 16:00
Re: Ommiting frame pointer, Brian, 15:58
Re: #pragma once in ISO standard yet?, lawrence . jones, 15:52
Re: Reverse a string in place, RoS, 15:50
Re: Reverse a string in place, RoS, 14:53
Re: Ommiting frame pointer, Ben Pfaff, 14:31
Re: smuggling data in and out of alarm handlers and the like, Ben Pfaff, 14:23
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Re: Meaning of the warning, Harald van Dĳk, 14:11
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Re: Help me, a friend of mine wrote a program in C# and I wrote the same program in C..His is faster than mine on the same machine...How Come ?, Stephen Sprunk, 13:53
Re: Help me, a friend of mine wrote a program in C# and I wrote the same program in C..His is faster than mine on the same machine...How Come ?, Tor Rustad, 13:51
Re: Ommiting frame pointer, Richard Tobin, 13:50
Re: Meaning of the warning, Stephen Sprunk, 13:40
Re: Optimiser question, Stephen Sprunk, 13:31
Re: Help me, a friend of mine wrote a program in C# and I wrote the same program in C..His is faster than mine on the same machine...How Come ?, Tor Rustad, 13:30
Re: Ommiting frame pointer, Stephen Sprunk, 13:22
Re: Meaning of the warning, pete, 13:16
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Re: Meaning of the warning, Richard Heathfield, 12:31
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Re: Meaning of the warning, Richard Tobin, 11:58
Re: #pragma once in ISO standard yet?, jameskuyper, 11:43
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Re: Meaning of the warning, Richard Heathfield, 11:29
Re: #pragma once in ISO standard yet?, Richard Heathfield, 11:27
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Re: Meaning of the warning, CBFalconer, 11:19
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Re: Meaning of the warning, Richard Tobin, 11:12
Re: Meaning of the warning, CBFalconer, 11:09
Re: Segmentation error for array operation. FIXED SAMPLE CODE, CBFalconer, 11:02
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Re: Question regarding the short circuit behavior, Charlton Wilbur, 10:27
Re: Meaning of the warning, pete, 09:40
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Re: Meaning of the warning, Richard Heathfield, 09:28
Re: Increment and order of evaluation, Willem, 09:24
Re: Meaning of the warning, Willem, 09:23
Re: Increment and order of evaluation, Chris Dollin, 09:22
Re: Increment and order of evaluation, Asbjørn Sæbø, 09:21
Re: Meaning of the warning, Asbjørn Sæbø, 09:18
Re: Increment and order of evaluation, Eric Sosman, 09:17
Re: Increment and order of evaluation, pete, 09:15
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Re: Question regarding the short circuit behavior, pete, 08:53
Re: typedef function with void parameters, Eric Sosman, 08:30
Re: Question regarding sequence point in case of conditional operator, pete, 08:07
Re: replacement for 'pow()' function, Boudewijn Dijkstra, 08:06
Re: convert unsigned to char, James Kuyper, 07:52
Re: replacement for 'pow()' function, pete, 07:47
Re: convert unsigned to char, pete, 07:36
Re: C closures & lexical scoping, James Kuyper, 07:13
Re: Segmentation error for array operation., JimS, 07:13
Re: Segmentation error for array operation. FIXED SAMPLE CODE, Mark Bluemel, 07:11
Re: Segmentation error for array operation. FIXED SAMPLE CODE, Mark Bluemel, 07:09
Re: Segmentation error for array operation., Mark Bluemel, 07:08
Re: Segmentation error for array operation. FIXED SAMPLE CODE, Logan, 07:02
Re: Segmentation error for array operation. FIXED SAMPLE CODE, Logan, 06:55
Re: Segmentation error for array operation., Logan, 06:51
Re: Segmentation error for array operation., jacob navia, 06:42
Re: Segmentation error for array operation., Mark Bluemel, 06:40
Re: Segmentation error for array operation., Logan, 06:33
Re: Segmentation error for array operation., jacob navia, 06:23
Segmentation error for array operation., Logan, 06:18
Re: Question regarding sequence point in case of conditional operator, Joachim Schmitz, 06:13
Re: Help me, a friend of mine wrote a program in C# and I wrote the same program in C..His is faster than mine on the same machine...How Come ?, Bart C, 05:57
Re: convert unsigned to char, Mark Bluemel, 05:52
Re: Array and function question, Richard Tobin, 05:39
Re: Question regarding the short circuit behavior, Richard Tobin, 05:35
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Re: Question regarding sequence point in case of conditional operator, somenath, 05:24
Re: Question regarding sequence point in case of conditional operator, Chris Dollin, 05:19
Re: Question regarding the short circuit behavior, karancuteboy277, 05:12
Question regarding sequence point in case of conditional operator, somenath, 05:01
Question regarding sequence point in case of conditional operator, somenath, 04:51
Re: Array and function question, karancuteboy277, 04:50
Re: Optimiser question, Chris Dollin, 04:17
Re: Optimiser question, Robert Latest, 04:08
Re: Optimiser question, Robert Latest, 04:00
Re: Question regarding the short circuit behavior, Ian Collins, 03:45
Re: Trouble with integer floating point conversion, Mark Bluemel, 03:37
Re: Question regarding the short circuit behavior, Richard Bos, 03:24
Re: Array and function question - FIXED SAMPLE CODE, Logan, 03:12
Re: Array and function question, Chris Dollin, 02:28
Re: Question regarding the short circuit behavior, Chris Dollin, 02:24
Re: Array and function question, Keith Thompson, 02:23
Re: C closures & lexical scoping, Chris Dollin, 02:20
Re: Array and function question, Joachim Schmitz, 02:18
Array and function question, Logan, 01:44
Re: Question regarding the short circuit behavior, Keith Thompson, 01:20
Re: Question regarding the short circuit behavior, Ian Collins, 01:17
Re: Question regarding the short circuit behavior, CBFalconer, 01:15
Re: Question regarding the short circuit behavior, somenath, 01:11
Re: Question regarding the short circuit behavior, user923005, 01:05
Question regarding the short circuit behavior, somenath, 00:56
Re: Copying strings, CBFalconer, 00:22

December 13, 2007

Re: replacement for 'pow()' function, Thad Smith, 22:38
Re: typedef function with void parameters, Keith Thompson, 22:07
Re: Help me, a friend of mine wrote a program in C# and I wrote the same program in C..His is faster than mine on the same machine...How Come ?, Stephen Sprunk, 22:01
Re: Optimiser question, Stephen Sprunk, 21:53
Re: Optimiser question, Stephen Sprunk, 21:53
Re: typedef function with void parameters, Tom�s � h�ilidhe, 21:37
Re: Trouble with integer floating point conversion, Chris Torek, 20:30
Re: Copying strings, Khookie, 20:13
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EngSim: Engineering Simulation/Graphics Library for MS VC++, Will, 19:38
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Re: Copying strings, Default User, 19:26
Copying strings, Khookie, 19:18
Re: Help me, a friend of mine wrote a program in C# and I wrote the same program in C..His is faster than mine on the same machine...How Come ?, Tor Rustad, 19:18
Re: Trouble with integer floating point conversion, Alok Singhal, 19:07
Re: typedef function with void parameters, Old Wolf, 18:50
Re: nanosleep mystery, CBFalconer, 18:34
Re: Optimiser question, CBFalconer, 18:28
Re: Optimiser question, christian.bau, 18:07
Re: Optimiser question, Jack Klein, 18:03
Re: Optimiser question, Mark F. Haigh, 18:00
Re: How to print 80 col name-pairs?, CBFalconer, 17:59
Re: C closures & lexical scoping, jameskuyper, 17:53
Re: Optimiser question, Dave S, 17:01
Re: Macro substitution conundrum, Peter Nilsson, 16:54
Re: Global structure variable initialization, Dann Corbit, 16:51
Re: Global structure variable initialization, koffee, 16:16
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Re: Global structure variable initialization, koffee, 15:42
Global structure variable initialization, koffee, 15:40
Re: Trouble with integer floating point conversion, Flash Gordon, 15:36
Re: C closures & lexical scoping, cr88192, 15:33
Re: #pragma once in ISO standard yet?, Jack Klein, 15:27
Re: Question related to printf, Jack Klein, 15:22
Re: replacement for 'pow()' function, user923005, 14:55
Re: #pragma once in ISO standard yet?, Al Balmer, 14:54
Re: Ommiting frame pointer, Stephen Sprunk, 14:45
Re: #pragma once in ISO standard yet?, jameskuyper, 14:42
Re: Macro substitution conundrum, Kaz Kylheku, 14:35
Re: Macro substitution conundrum, Harold Weissman, 14:24
Re: Macro substitution conundrum, Willem, 14:18
Re: Trouble with integer floating point conversion, Ben Bacarisse, 14:14
Re: Macro substitution conundrum, Mark Bluemel, 14:05
Re: #pragma once in ISO standard yet?, Harald van Dĳk, 14:04
Re: Trouble with integer floating point conversion, Mark Bluemel, 13:59
Re: Macro substitution conundrum, Tom�s � h�ilidhe, 13:58
Macro substitution conundrum, Harold Weissman, 13:55
Re: Trouble with integer floating point conversion, Chris Torek, 13:49
OFF-TOPIC Re: how the macro works, Ben Bacarisse, 13:45
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Re: nanosleep mystery, Mark Bluemel, 13:40
Re: nanosleep mystery, Kenny McCormack, 13:32
Re: Trouble with integer floating point conversion, Keith Thompson, 13:28
Re: Help me, a friend of mine wrote a program in C# and I wrote the same program in C..His is faster than mine on the same machine...How Come ?, Keith Thompson, 13:28
Re: Trouble with integer floating point conversion, Keith Thompson, 13:27
Re: Optimiser question, Ben Bacarisse, 13:26
Re: #pragma once in ISO standard yet?, Chris Hills, 13:23
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Re: Help me, a friend of mine wrote a program in C# and I wrote the same program in C..His is faster than mine on the same machine...How Come ?, Keith Thompson, 13:19
Re: How to print 80 col name-pairs?, beagle197, 13:10
Re: typedef function with void parameters, Tom�s � h�ilidhe, 13:06
Re: Trouble with integer floating point conversion, Keith Thompson, 13:04
Re: how the macro works, Philip Potter, 12:51
Re: how the macro works, Tom�s � h�ilidhe, 12:48
Re: how the macro works, Tom�s � h�ilidhe, 12:44
Re: typedef function with void parameters, William Xu, 12:42
Re: Trouble with integer floating point conversion, jacob navia, 12:12
Re: Optimiser question, Philip Potter, 11:55
Re: Help me, a friend of mine wrote a program in C# and I wrote the same program in C..His is faster than mine on the same machine...How Come ?, Neil Cerutti, 11:38
Re: Help me, a friend of mine wrote a program in C# and I wrote the same program in C..His is faster than mine on the same machine...How Come ?, Gus Gassmann, 11:28
Re: Trouble with integer floating point conversion, rembremading, 11:20
Re: Question related to printf, Philip Potter, 11:12
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Re: Optimiser question, CBFalconer, 11:01
Re: Ommiting frame pointer, Boudewijn Dijkstra, 10:57
Re: Optimiser question, Dave S, 10:53
Re: Optimiser question, Dave S, 10:51
Re: Optimiser question, Eric Sosman, 10:47
Re: typedef function with void parameters, jameskuyper, 10:40
Re: Trouble with integer floating point conversion, Mark Bluemel, 10:37
Re: typedef function with void parameters, Eric Sosman, 10:33
Re: typedef function with void parameters, Ben Bacarisse, 10:24
Re: Trouble with integer floating point conversion, jacob navia, 10:17
Re: #pragma once in ISO standard yet?, CBFalconer, 10:15
Re: #pragma once in ISO standard yet?, CBFalconer, 10:13
Re: #pragma once in ISO standard yet?, CBFalconer, 10:11
Re: Optimiser question, Ben Bacarisse, 10:11
Re: Help me, a friend of mine wrote a program in C# and I wrote the same program in C..His is faster than mine on the same machine...How Come ?, Chris Dollin, 10:08
Re: Trouble with integer floating point conversion, CBFalconer, 10:05
Re: typedef function with void parameters, tonnitielens, 10:02
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Re: typedef function with void parameters, Mark Bluemel, 10:00
Re: Optimiser question, Mark Bluemel, 09:56
Re: Reverse a string in place, CBFalconer, 09:56
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Re: typedef function with void parameters, William Xu, 09:49
Re: Help me, a friend of mine wrote a program in C# and I wrote the same program in C..His is faster than mine on the same machine...How Come ?, Johannes Bauer, 09:43
Optimiser question, Dave S, 09:41
Re: Help me, a friend of mine wrote a program in C# and I wrote the same program in C..His is faster than mine on the same machine...How Come ?, Chris Dollin, 09:36
typedef function with void parameters, William Xu, 09:31
Re: Help me, a friend of mine wrote a program in C# and I wrote the same program in C..His is faster than mine on the same machine...How Come ?, Johannes Bauer, 09:31
Re: typedef function with void parameters, Chris Dollin, 09:30
Re: replacement for 'pow()' function, Duncan Muirhead, 09:26
Re: pointer and array, Robert Latest, 09:17
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Re: Trouble with integer floating point conversion, rembremading, 09:07
Re: Question related to printf, Richard, 08:58
Re: Porting libmodbus to 16-bit DOS, jacob navia, 08:53
Re: Trouble with integer floating point conversion, jacob navia, 08:51
Re: Porting libmodbus to 16-bit DOS, Mark Bluemel, 08:44
Re: C closures & lexical scoping, Chris Dollin, 08:41
Re: replacement for 'pow()' function, Chris Dollin, 08:37
Re: replacement for 'pow()' function, pete, 08:26
Re: Porting libmodbus to 16-bit DOS, Nickolai Leschov, 08:25
Re: replacement for 'pow()' function, pete, 08:19
Re: Trouble with integer floating point conversion, Mark Bluemel, 08:13
Re: What is considered macro abuse?, Khookie, 07:58
Re: Trouble with integer floating point conversion, James Kuyper, 07:50
Re: Trouble with integer floating point conversion, Thad Smith, 07:49
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Re: replacement for 'pow()' function, Thad Smith, 07:43
Re: replacement for 'pow()' function, Richard Bos, 07:43
Re: assert must take int?, Richard Bos, 07:43
Re: Trouble with integer floating point conversion, Dik T. Winter, 07:38
Re: Trouble with integer floating point conversion, Ben Bacarisse, 07:37
Re: Trouble with integer floating point conversion, James Kuyper, 07:32
Re: Help me, a friend of mine wrote a program in C# and I wrote the same program in C..His is faster than mine on the same machine...How Come ?, Tor Rustad, 07:31
Re: Trouble with integer floating point conversion, jacob navia, 07:28
Re: pointer and array, Richard Bos, 07:27
Re: Question related to printf, Richard Bos, 07:26
Re: Trouble with integer floating point conversion, rembremading, 07:25
Re: Trouble with integer floating point conversion, jacob navia, 07:24
Re: Trouble with integer floating point conversion, jacob navia, 07:23
Re: C closures & lexical scoping, Richard Bos, 07:22
Re: C closures & lexical scoping, James Kuyper, 07:20
Re: Porting libmodbus to 16-bit DOS, jacob navia, 07:19
Re: replacement for 'pow()' function, pete, 07:18
Porting libmodbus to 16-bit DOS, nleschov, 07:10
Re: #pragma once in ISO standard yet?, James Kuyper, 07:08
Re: #pragma once in ISO standard yet?, James Kuyper, 07:06
Re: Trouble with integer floating point conversion, James Kuyper, 07:02
Re: Trouble with integer floating point conversion, James Kuyper, 06:57
Re: Reverse a string in place, pete, 06:55
Re: Trouble with integer floating point conversion, Mark Bluemel, 06:50
Re: Trouble with integer floating point conversion, Mark Bluemel, 06:48
Re: Help me, a friend of mine wrote a program in C# and I wrote the same program in C..His is faster than mine on the same machine...How Come ?, Tor Rustad, 06:35
Re: #pragma once in ISO standard yet?, Chris Hills, 06:26
Re: Trouble with integer floating point conversion, jacob navia, 06:00
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Re: Help me, a friend of mine wrote a program in C# and I wrote the same program in C..His is faster than mine on the same machine...How Come ?, Philip Potter, 05:20
Re: how the macro works, Philip Potter, 05:14
Re: Question related to printf, Philip Potter, 04:55
Re: Ommiting frame pointer, Ian Collins, 04:42
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Re: pointer and array, Chris Dollin, 03:42
Re: replacement for 'pow()' function, Flash Gordon, 03:39
Re: is it ever necessary to free memory if you are about to call exit anyway?, Flash Gordon, 03:35
Re: As a programmer of both languages..., Ian Collins, 03:28
Re: Print 64 bit with a char buffer, laurent . pauloin, 03:27
Re: Trouble with integer floating point conversion, Flash Gordon, 03:26
Re: Cast to an array type, Asbjørn Sæbø, 03:05
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Re: how the macro works, Richard Bos, 02:14
Re: C closures & lexical scoping, cr88192, 01:59
Re: C closures & lexical scoping, cr88192, 01:56
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Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Keith Thompson, 00:57
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Re: #pragma once in ISO standard yet?, Ian Collins, 00:49
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December 12, 2007

Re: #pragma once in ISO standard yet?, CBFalconer, 23:05
Re: #pragma once in ISO standard yet?, CBFalconer, 23:04
Re: Question related to printf, CBFalconer, 22:54
Re: Question related to printf, CBFalconer, 22:49
Re: Trouble with integer floating point conversion, CBFalconer, 22:44
Re: C closures & lexical scoping, CBFalconer, 22:28
Re: As a programmer of both languages..., CBFalconer, 22:13
Re: string buffer, CBFalconer, 21:59
Re: C89: Compile-time constant required for initialiser?, CBFalconer, 21:54
Re: alternative to fstat ?, Chris Torek, 21:52
Re: Help me, a friend of mine wrote a program in C# and I wrote the same program in C..His is faster than mine on the same machine...How Come ?, Keith Thompson, 21:46
Re: Help me, a friend of mine wrote a program in C# and I wrote the same program in C..His is faster than mine on the same machine...How Come ?, Keith Thompson, 21:42
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, CBFalconer, 21:34
Re: Trouble with integer floating point conversion, Peter Nilsson, 21:31
Re: Reverse a string in place, CBFalconer, 21:28
Re: pointer and array, Joe Wright, 21:19
Re: Help me, a friend of mine wrote a program in C# and I wrote the same program in C..His is faster than mine on the same machine...How Come ?, c, 21:05
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Re: Help me, a friend of mine wrote a program in C# and I wrote the same program in C..His is faster than mine on the same machine...How Come ?, Gene, 20:16
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Re: Help me, a friend of mine wrote a program in C# and I wrote the same program in C..His is faster than mine on the same machine...How Come ?, Doug, 20:03
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Steve Thompson, 19:59
Re: Help me, a friend of mine wrote a program in C# and I wrote the same program in C..His is faster than mine on the same machine...How Come ?, Tor Rustad, 19:58
Re: Help me, a friend of mine wrote a program in C# and I wrote the same program in C..His is faster than mine on the same machine...How Come ?, c, 19:54
Re: Help me, a friend of mine wrote a program in C# and I wrote the same program in C..His is faster than mine on the same machine...How Come ?, c, 19:53
Re: Help me, a friend of mine wrote a program in C# and I wrote the same program in C..His is faster than mine on the same machine...How Come ?, Default User, 19:46
Re: #pragma once in ISO standard yet?, Peter Nilsson, 19:46
Re: Help me, a friend of mine wrote a program in C# and I wrote the same program in C..His is faster than mine on the same machine...How Come ?, pete, 19:43
Re: Help me, a friend of mine wrote a program in C# and I wrote the same program in C..His is faster than mine on the same machine...How Come ?, c, 19:27
Re: Help me, a friend of mine wrote a program in C# and I wrote the same program in C..His is faster than mine on the same machine...How Come ?, pete, 19:07
Re: Help me, a friend of mine wrote a program in C# and I wrote the same program in C..His is faster than mine on the same machine...How Come ?, c, 19:06
Re: Help me, a friend of mine wrote a program in C# and I wrote the same program in C..His is faster than mine on the same machine...How Come ?, c, 19:05
Re: Ommiting frame pointer, Ben Pfaff, 18:58
Re: Ommiting frame pointer, Richard Tobin, 18:57
Re: Help me, a friend of mine wrote a program in C# and I wrote the same program in C..His is faster than mine on the same machine...How Come ?, user923005, 18:54
Re: Trouble with integer floating point conversion, jameskuyper, 18:52
Re: Help me, a friend of mine wrote a program in C# and I wrote the same program in C..His is faster than mine on the same machine...How Come ?, Francine . Neary, 18:51
Re: Help me, a friend of mine wrote a program in C# and I wrote the same program in C..His is faster than mine on the same machine...How Come ?, c, 18:45
Ommiting frame pointer, Brian, 18:44
Re: Help me, a friend of mine wrote a program in C# and I wrote the same program in C..His is faster than mine on the same machine...How Come ?, c, 18:41
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Help me, a friend of mine wrote a program in C# and I wrote the same program in C..His is faster than mine on the same machine...How Come ?, c, 18:23
Re: pointer and array, Tor Rustad, 17:59
Re: is it ever necessary to free memory if you are about to call exit anyway?, Tor Rustad, 17:54
Re: pointer and array, Ben Pfaff, 17:52
Re: Trouble with integer floating point conversion, Flash Gordon, 17:49
Re: C89: Compile-time constant required for initialiser?, Flash Gordon, 17:31
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Re: #pragma once in ISO standard yet?, Tor Rustad, 16:48
Re: Trouble with integer floating point conversion, Francine . Neary, 16:35
Re: how the macro works, Ben Bacarisse, 16:28
Re: #pragma once in ISO standard yet?, jacob navia, 16:12
Re: #pragma once in ISO standard yet?, Tom�s � h�ilidhe, 16:09
#pragma once in ISO standard yet?, Rick, 16:07
Re: Trouble with integer floating point conversion, jacob navia, 16:05
Re: String parsing, Malcolm McLean, 15:52
Re: Question related to printf, Harald van Dĳk, 15:45
Re: Trouble with integer floating point conversion, rembremading, 15:39
Re: how the macro works, Tom�s � h�ilidhe, 15:34
Re: Question related to printf, Martien Verbruggen, 15:32
Re: C89: Compile-time constant required for initialiser?, Tom�s � h�ilidhe, 15:31
Re: Question related to printf, Keith Thompson, 15:28
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Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Default User, 15:11
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Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Default User, 15:05
Re: As a programmer of both languages..., dj3vande, 15:03
Re: why the printf is not typecasting the int to float, Dann Corbit, 15:01
Re: why the printf is not typecasting the int to float, Amandil, 14:57
Re: What is considered macro abuse?, dj3vande, 14:53
Re: why the printf is not typecasting the int to float, Walter Roberson, 14:51
Re: why the printf is not typecasting the int to float, user923005, 14:45
Re: why the printf is not typecasting the int to float, Martin Ambuhl, 14:42
Re: why the printf is not typecasting the int to float, jameskuyper, 14:42
Re: Print 64 bit with a char buffer, Martin Ambuhl, 14:26
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Re: C closures & lexical scoping, Kaz Kylheku, 14:02
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Re: pointer and array, Ben Pfaff, 13:05
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Re: Question related to printf, Philip Potter, 12:37
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Re: Question related to printf, Philip Potter, 12:34
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Re: how the macro works, Philip Potter, 12:16
Re: Question related to printf, Martin Ambuhl, 12:14
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Re: C closures & lexical scoping, Philip Potter, 12:08
Re: Question related to printf, somenath, 11:59
Re: C closures & lexical scoping, Richard, 11:44
Re: how the macro works, Tom�s � h�ilidhe, 11:40
Re: Cast to an array type, Tom�s � h�ilidhe, 11:39
Re: Question related to printf, Mark Bluemel, 11:38
Re: Question related to printf, jameskuyper, 11:38
Re: C closures & lexical scoping, jacob navia, 11:37
Re: Question related to printf, pete, 11:35
Re: C closures & lexical scoping, jacob navia, 11:35
Re: Question related to printf, somenath, 11:33
Re: Cast to an array type, Martin Ambuhl, 11:30
Re: C closures & lexical scoping, Philip Potter, 11:29
Re: Question related to printf, Mark Bluemel, 11:22
Re: What is considered macro abuse?, Marc Boyer, 11:19
Re: C closures & lexical scoping, Charlton Wilbur, 11:12
Re: Reverse a string in place, pete, 11:09
Re: C closures & lexical scoping, Richard Heathfield, 11:07
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Re: What is considered macro abuse?, Marc Boyer, 11:02
Re: C closures & lexical scoping, Philip Potter, 10:59
Re: is it ever necessary to free memory if you are about to call exit anyway?, Richard Tobin, 10:58
Re: What is considered macro abuse?, Richard Bos, 10:57
Re: how the macro works, Philip Potter, 10:56
Re: Problem with eclipse and a simple c program, pete, 10:56
Re: C closures & lexical scoping, Richard, 10:52
Re: *** glibc detected *** ./a.out: double free or corruption, Kaz Kylheku, 10:49
Re: *** glibc detected *** ./a.out: double free or corruption, Ben Bacarisse, 10:46
Re: Cast to an array type, Eric Sosman, 10:44
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Re: What is considered macro abuse?, Mark Bluemel, 10:11
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Re: What is considered macro abuse?, Eric Sosman, 09:46
Re: Problem with eclipse and a simple c program, Eric Sosman, 09:42
Re: As a programmer of both languages..., Nick Keighley, 09:27
Re: What is considered macro abuse?, Duncan Muirhead, 09:01
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Re: C closures & lexical scoping, jacob navia, 08:52
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Re: C closures & lexical scoping, Mark Bluemel, 07:20
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Re: As a programmer of both languages..., Tom�s � h�ilidhe, 06:59
Re: As a programmer of both languages..., Tom�s � h�ilidhe, 06:56
Re: how the macro works, Tom�s � h�ilidhe, 06:44
Re: As a programmer of both languages..., Nick Keighley, 06:43
Re: C closures & lexical scoping, Chris Dollin, 06:41
Re: As a programmer of both languages..., Richard Heathfield, 06:22
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Re: C89: Compile-time constant required for initialiser?, Richard Heathfield, 06:10
Re: As a programmer of both languages..., jacob navia, 06:07
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Re: C89: Compile-time constant required for initialiser?, Tom�s � h�ilidhe, 06:02
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Re: C89: Compile-time constant required for initialiser?, Richard Tobin, 05:37
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Re: As a programmer of both languages..., Richard Heathfield, 05:29
C closures & lexical scoping, Khookie, 05:28
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Nick Keighley, 05:17
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Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Bart van Ingen Schenau, 03:54
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Re: *** glibc detected *** ./a.out: double free or corruption, ramif, 00:42
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December 11, 2007

Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Keith Thompson, 23:56
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Re: Exceptions in C/C++, William Pursell, 23:03
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Re: As a programmer of both languages..., Ian Collins, 20:49
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Re: operators and type promotion, James Kuyper, 20:42
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Re: Exceptions in C/C++, James Kuyper, 20:27
Re: As a programmer of both languages..., Tom�s � h�ilidhe, 20:22
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Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Richard Heathfield, 19:49
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Re: Exceptions in C/C++, jacob navia, 19:25
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Keith Thompson, 19:25
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, jacob navia, 19:24
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, jacob navia, 19:21
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Re: Exceptions in C/C++, jacob navia, 19:11
Re: C89: Compile-time constant required for initialiser?, CBFalconer, 19:03
Re: String parsing, user923005, 19:03
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Richard Heathfield, 19:01
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, jameskuyper, 18:49
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Richard Heathfield, 18:48
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Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Default User, 18:36
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Re: As a programmer of both languages..., Mark McIntyre, 18:01
Re: modify txt file in C, Mark McIntyre, 17:58
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Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Keith Thompson, 17:33
Re: Problem with reading procfs, Flash Gordon, 17:31
Re: As a programmer of both languages..., cr88192, 17:15
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Flash Gordon, 17:15
Re: As a programmer of both languages..., Keith Thompson, 17:14
Re: Problem with reading procfs, Walter Roberson, 17:14
Re: return char pointer which is malloc'ed in function, regis, 17:10
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, jacob navia, 17:10
Re: #if constant expression, Keith Thompson, 17:09
Re: alternative to fstat ?, Keith Thompson, 17:05
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Keith Thompson, 17:03
Re: As a programmer of both languages..., Julienne Walker, 16:58
Re: An exercise in fread optimisation, user923005, 16:57
Re: Structure size directives, Tor Rustad, 16:46
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Keith Thompson, 16:44
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Re: Need help with this program, Chris Dollin, 16:08
Re: alternative to fstat ?, Kenneth Brody, 16:05
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Re: A function is an address, Wojtek Lerch, 15:43
Re: As a programmer of both languages..., user923005, 15:40
Re: A function is an address, David R Tribble, 15:26
Re: As a programmer of both languages..., jacob navia, 15:12
Re: Structure size directives, Ben Pfaff, 15:11
Re: As a programmer of both languages..., Martin Ambuhl, 15:07
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, jacob navia, 15:07
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Kenny McCormack, 15:02
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Default User, 14:59
Re: Questions about C90 vs C99, dspfun, 14:56
Re: As a programmer of both languages..., Ian Collins, 14:56
Re: Structure size directives, jacob navia, 14:53
Re: Structure size directives, Tor Rustad, 14:47
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Flash Gordon, 14:39
Re: As a programmer of both languages..., jacob navia, 14:25
Re: As a programmer of both languages..., jacob navia, 14:24
Re: Need help with this program, dj3vande, 14:19
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Re: As a programmer of both languages..., Martin Ambuhl, 13:58
Re: As a programmer of both languages..., Richard Heathfield, 13:52
Re: How to print 80 col name-pairs?, Richard Heathfield, 13:50
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Re: modify txt file in C, Lew Pitcher, 13:23
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Kenny McCormack, 13:14
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Re: Questions about C90 vs C99, jameskuyper, 12:45
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, jameskuyper, 12:37
Re: Questions about C90 vs C99, dspfun, 12:10
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Richard Heathfield, 12:04
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, jacob navia, 11:57
Re: alternative to fstat ?, Joachim Schmitz, 11:24
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Re: Structure size directives, Stephen Sprunk, 10:57
Re: alternative to fstat ?, Kenneth Brody, 10:52
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Richard Heathfield, 10:23
Re: alternative to fstat ?, Thomas Maier-Komor, 10:14
Re: alternative to fstat ?, SM Ryan, 09:52
Re: #if constant expression, SM Ryan, 09:51
Re: C GUI libraries, SM Ryan, 09:51
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, jacob navia, 09:48
Re: alternative to fstat ?, Joachim Schmitz, 09:47
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Kenny McCormack, 08:44
Re: Can volatile be added through declarations, Eric Sosman, 08:17
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Richard Heathfield, 08:11
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Doug, 08:03
Re: Structure size directives, Keith Thompson, 07:30
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Keith Thompson, 07:07
Re: Array address arithmetic, Keith Thompson, 06:55
Re: C89: Compile-time constant required for initialiser?, Keith Thompson, 06:46
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Richard Heathfield, 06:44
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Keith Thompson, 06:26
Re: Structure size directives, jacob navia, 06:25
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, jacob navia, 06:21
Re: Questions about C90 vs C99, James Kuyper, 06:19
Re: string buffer, Keith Thompson, 06:18
Re: Questions about C90 vs C99, Richard Tobin, 06:15
Re: alternative to fstat ?, Richard Tobin, 06:14
Re: An exercise in fread optimisation, Khookie, 06:08
Re: Questions about C90 vs C99, Keith Thompson, 06:06
Re: #if constant expression, Keith Thompson, 06:05
Re: #if constant expression, Keith Thompson, 06:04
Re: C and Algol68, Richard Tobin, 06:02
Re: An exercise in fread optimisation, Keith Thompson, 05:45
Re: How is it possible to use a constant in a variegate way?, Wouter Bergmann Tiest, 04:57
Re: OT: Dynamic-CC, GC, Dynamic Types, and Prototype OO in C, cr88192, 04:42
Re: query in reccursion, Chris Dollin, 04:37
Re: konstanten variieren, Joachim Schmitz, 04:32
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Bart van Ingen Schenau, 04:28
Re: konstanten variieren, Zottel, 04:01
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Re: How is it possible to use a constant in a variegate way?, Zottel, 03:58
Re: OT: Dynamic-CC, GC, Dynamic Types, and Prototype OO in C, Blake McBride, 03:13
Re: How is it possible to use a constant in a variegate way?, Ian Collins, 02:59
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Re: How is it possible to use a constant in a variegate way?, Richard Heathfield, 02:44
Re: How is it possible to use a constant in a variegate way?, Ian Collins, 02:44
Re: How is it possible to use a constant in a variegate way?, Richard Heathfield, 02:40
Re: How is it possible to use a constant in a variegate way?, Zottel, 02:38
Re: Questions about C90 vs C99, dspfun, 02:36
Re: alternative to fstat ?, Joachim Schmitz, 02:34
Re: How is it possible to use a constant in a variegate way?, Zottel, 02:31
Re: How is it possible to use a constant in a variegate way?, CBFalconer, 02:24
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Re: An exercise in fread optimisation, Richard Heathfield, 02:20
Re: How is it possible to use a constant in a variegate way?, Ian Collins, 02:16
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Richard Heathfield, 02:16
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Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Richard Heathfield, 01:51
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Richard Heathfield, 01:47
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, CBFalconer, 01:32
Re: strlcpy and strlcat, CBFalconer, 01:27
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Re: Structure size directives, Ben Pfaff, 01:08
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Re: An exercise in fread optimisation, Keith Thompson, 00:12
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Re: ANSI C confimance test suite available ?, Keith Thompson, 00:03

December 10, 2007

ANSI C confimance test suite available ?, prem, 23:10
Re: query in reccursion, Golden California Girls, 23:03
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Joe Wright, 22:34
Re: query in reccursion, Eric Sosman, 22:29
Re: "Homemade" C99 prototype?, Eric Sosman, 22:17
query in reccursion, bnslpayal, 22:07
Re: An exercise in fread optimisation, Khookie, 21:06
Re: Structure size directives, Tor Rustad, 20:54
Re: strlcpy and strlcat, Tor Rustad, 20:41
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Ian Collins, 20:41
Re: Structure size directives, Ben Pfaff, 20:36
Re: Questions about C90 vs C99, Tor Rustad, 20:31
Re: Structure size directives, Tor Rustad, 20:13
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Charlton Wilbur, 19:53
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Kenny McCormack, 19:52
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Antoninus Twink, 19:34
Re: C and Algol68, NevilleDNZ, 19:28
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Mark McIntyre, 19:25
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, jacob navia, 19:05
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Richard, 18:57
Re: strlcpy and strlcat, CBFalconer, 18:44
Re: Questions about C90 vs C99, Mark McIntyre, 18:32
Re: page 120 K&R, Tor Rustad, 18:30
Re: An exercise in fread optimisation, Khookie, 18:29
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Mark McIntyre, 18:27
Re: strlcpy and strlcat, Tor Rustad, 18:26
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, CBFalconer, 18:22
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Mark McIntyre, 18:22
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Mark McIntyre, 18:20
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Mark McIntyre, 18:17
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Richard, 18:12
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Kenny McCormack, 18:11
Re: Questions about C90 vs C99, jameskuyper, 18:10
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, jacob navia, 18:03
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, rosewater, 17:56
Re: C89: Compile-time constant required for initialiser?, CBFalconer, 17:51
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, CBFalconer, 17:46
Re: Questions about C90 vs C99, Default User, 17:42
Re: strlcpy and strlcat, CBFalconer, 17:40
Re: Questions about C90 vs C99, Tom�s � h�ilidhe, 17:25
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Charlton Wilbur, 17:24
Re: Questions about C90 vs C99, K. Jennings, 17:11
Re: #if constant expression, pete, 17:08
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Antoninus Twink, 17:05
Re: Questions about C90 vs C99, Default User, 16:55
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Charlton Wilbur, 16:47
Questions about C90 vs C99, dspfun, 16:45
Re: string buffer, CBFalconer, 16:16
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Antoninus Twink, 16:14
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Antoninus Twink, 16:10
Re: "Homemade" C99 prototype?, CBFalconer, 16:09
Re: strlcpy and strlcat, dj3vande, 16:06
Re: Which max() is faster?, CBFalconer, 15:59
Re: strlcpy and strlcat, dj3vande, 15:58
Re: An exercise in fread optimisation, William Pursell, 15:40
Re: C89: Compile-time constant required for initialiser?, Tom�s � h�ilidhe, 15:28
Re: Why in some compilers if a function is not declared, the compiler gives out a "warning" and not an "error"??, Keith Thompson, 14:44
Re: self destructing programs, Keith Thompson, 14:38
Re: C GUI libraries, Roberto Waltman, 14:38
Re: Which max() is faster?, user923005, 14:36
Re: "Homemade" C99 prototype?, Malcolm McLean, 14:36
Re: C GUI libraries, Simon Gerber, 14:26
Re: An exercise in fread optimisation, user923005, 14:26
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Re: C89: Compile-time constant required for initialiser?, Flash Gordon, 14:16
Re: Which max() is faster?, Tom�s � h�ilidhe, 13:59
Re: Which max() is faster?, Philip Potter, 13:47
Re: Which max() is faster?, Tom�s � h�ilidhe, 13:36
Re: #if constant expression, Keith Thompson, 13:24
Re: Trivial question about storing floats, pete, 12:42
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Re: checksum correction, Johannes Bauer, 11:12
Re: A function is an address, Douglas A. Gwyn, 11:10
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Re: "Homemade" C99 prototype?, Spoon, 10:58
Re: string buffer, Mark Bluemel, 10:44
Re: Array address arithmetic, Kenneth Brody, 10:33
Re: string buffer, vicks, 10:27
Re: An exercise in fread optimisation, Mark Bluemel, 10:25
Re: self destructing programs, Kenneth Brody, 10:25
Re: checksum correction, Richard Tobin, 10:22
Re: string buffer, Johannes Bauer, 10:16
Re: return char pointer which is malloc'ed in function, Chris Dollin, 10:12
Re: How to disassemble with objdump and recompile the program ?, Kenneth Brody, 10:11
Re: Structure size directives, Kenneth Brody, 10:04
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An exercise in fread optimisation, Khookie, 09:55
Re: return char pointer which is malloc'ed in function, Joachim Schmitz, 09:36
Re: "Homemade" C99 prototype?, Eric Sosman, 09:05
Re: "Homemade" C99 prototype?, Eric Sosman, 08:58
Re: return char pointer which is malloc'ed in function, Chris Dollin, 08:50
Re: Which max() is faster?, James Kuyper, 08:31
Re: Histogram of character frequencies, James Kuyper, 08:29
Re: C and Algol68, Richard Tobin, 08:03
Re: Which max() is faster?, Khookie, 07:52
Re: operators similar to functions?, Philip Potter, 07:49
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, jacob navia, 07:45
return char pointer which is malloc'ed in function, Khookie, 07:41
Re: Histogram of character frequencies, O_TEXT, 07:31
Re: string buffer, pete, 07:16
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Re: very much new to c need ur help, pete, 06:59
Re: Trivial question about storing floats, Mark Bluemel, 06:31
Re: Trivial question about storing floats, pete, 06:29
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Re: Trivial question about storing floats, Jim, 06:14
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"Homemade" C99 prototype?, Robert Latest, 05:49
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Bart van Ingen Schenau, 05:42
Re: is this newsgroup for newbies, Kenny McCormack, 05:32
Trivial question about storing floats, Jim, 05:29
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, jacob navia, 05:15
Re: array elements, somenath, 04:50
Re: is this newsgroup for newbies, CBFalconer, 04:19
Re: page 120 K&R, CBFalconer, 04:15
Re: #if constant expression, Fancois Grieu, 04:14
Re: Which max() is faster?, Fancois Grieu, 03:32
Re: is this newsgroup for newbies, Kenny McCormack, 03:28
Which max() is faster?, Sing, 03:21
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Re: sizeof(<function name>); return wht??, Sarath, 02:24
Re: sizeof(<function name>); return wht??, Sarath, 02:23
Re: assert must take int?, Malcolm McLean, 01:45
Re: is this newsgroup for newbies, Malcolm McLean, 01:35
Re: bits for floating value and converting, Tim Prince, 01:18
Re: Memory Leaks related question, give_me_chance, 01:15
Re: bits for floating value and converting, Tim Prince, 01:11
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, William Pursell, 01:09
Re: C GUI libraries, William Pursell, 00:49
Re: C GUI libraries, harsha, 00:47
Re: greatest of two numbers, Peter Nilsson, 00:42
Re: #if constant expression, quarkLore, 00:19

December 09, 2007

Re: operators similar to functions?, Ben Pfaff, 23:57
Re: A function is an address, Keith Thompson, 23:27
Re: very much new to c need ur help, David Thompson, 23:21
Re: page 120 K&R, David Thompson, 23:21
Re: operators similar to functions?, David Thompson, 23:21
Re: operators similar to functions?, David Thompson, 23:21
Re: bits for floating value and converting, David Thompson, 23:21
Re: what's the different between the %x and %c, David Thompson, 23:21
Re: Sending Float values..., James Fang, 23:16
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Re: sizeof(<function name>); return wht??, Chris Torek, 23:01
Re: sizeof(<function name>); return wht??, vicks, 22:43
Re: sizeof(<function name>); return wht??, Ian Collins, 22:38
Re: C89: Compile-time constant required for initialiser?, pete, 22:38
Re: sizeof(<function name>); return wht??, Chris Torek, 22:30
Re: #if constant expression, pete, 22:11
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Re: #if constant expression, James Kuyper, 22:03
Re: #if constant expression, vicks, 21:56
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Re: assert must take int?, Keith Thompson, 21:22
Re: Array address arithmetic, Peter Nilsson, 21:16
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Keith Thompson, 21:14
Re: C89: Compile-time constant required for initialiser?, Tom�s � h�ilidhe, 21:13
Re: assert must take int?, Peter Nilsson, 20:47
Re: C89: Compile-time constant required for initialiser?, pete, 20:38
Re: Array address arithmetic, vjay, 20:35
Re: C89: Compile-time constant required for initialiser?, pete, 20:29
Re: Memory Leaks related question, pete, 20:18
Re: C and Algol68, Dik T. Winter, 20:06
Re: Array address arithmetic, pete, 20:03
Re: C89: Compile-time constant required for initialiser?, Tom�s � h�ilidhe, 19:43
Re: Array address arithmetic, Bart C, 19:41
Re: C and Algol68, Dik T. Winter, 19:25
Re: C and Algol68, Dik T. Winter, 19:24
Re: C and Algol68, NevilleDNZ, 19:23
Re: C and Algol68, NevilleDNZ, 19:19
Re: How to disassemble with objdump and recompile the program ?, pete, 18:30
Re: Memory Leaks related question, CBFalconer, 18:26
Re: assert must take int?, CBFalconer, 18:17
Re: C89: Compile-time constant required for initialiser?, Ben Pfaff, 18:09
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Re: How to disassemble with objdump and recompile the program ?, Kelsey Bjarnason, 18:00
Re: C89: Compile-time constant required for initialiser?, Thad Smith, 17:59
Re: C89: Compile-time constant required for initialiser?, pete, 17:58
Re: Why in some compilers if a function is not declared, the compiler gives out a "warning" and not an "error"??, Thad Smith, 17:45
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Kenny McCormack, 17:32
Re: Can A Macro Do This?, Barry Schwarz, 17:18
C89: Compile-time constant required for initialiser?, Tom�s � h�ilidhe, 17:14
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Kenny McCormack, 16:35
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Kenny McCormack, 16:32
Re: assert must take int?, Richard Heathfield, 16:18
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Re: Exceptions in C/C++, jacob navia, 15:06
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Richard, 14:38
Re: A function is an address, Nick Keighley, 14:33
Re: C and Algol68, Chris Dollin, 14:20
Re: Why in some compilers if a function is not declared, the compiler gives out a "warning" and not an "error"??, Jack Klein, 14:07
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, William Pursell, 14:02
Re: assert must take int?, Golden California Girls, 13:58
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Richard, 13:31
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Richard, 13:28
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Flash Gordon, 13:27
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, James Kuyper, 13:05
Re: assert must take int?, Harald van Dĳk, 12:59
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, James Kuyper, 12:59
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Richard Heathfield, 12:58
Re: C and Algol68, Chris Dollin, 12:58
Re: assert must take int?, Harald van Dĳk, 12:57
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, jacob navia, 12:44
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, jacob navia, 12:39
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, jacob navia, 12:33
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Richard, 12:29
Re: Memory Leaks related question, James Kuyper, 12:29
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Mark McIntyre, 12:28
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, James Kuyper, 12:23
Re: assert must take int?, Richard Tobin, 12:14
Re: Memory Leaks related question, ramif, 12:12
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, jacob navia, 12:04
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Re: Exceptions in C/C++, James Kuyper, 11:50
Re: assert must take int?, Malcolm McLean, 11:48
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Re: Memory Leaks related question, ramif, 11:29
Re: Array address arithmetic, Joe Wright, 11:11
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, jacob navia, 11:03
Re: Array address arithmetic, pete, 10:59
Re: Memory Leaks related question, James Kuyper, 10:48
Re: Memory Leaks related question, Richard Heathfield, 10:47
Re: Array address arithmetic, Anthony Fremont, 10:44
Re: greatest of two numbers, James Fang, 10:39
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Re: strlcpy and strlcat, CBFalconer, 10:17
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Re: self destructing programs, Tom�s � h�ilidhe, 09:49
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Re: assert must take int?, Richard Heathfield, 09:38
Re: Exceptions in C/C++, Richard, 09:32
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Re: Why in some compilers if a function is not declared, the compiler gives out a "warning" and not an "error"??, Eric Sosman, 08:58
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December 07, 2007

Re: A function is an address, James Kuyper, 23:51
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Re: Can this be done with "Union", Ben Pfaff, 19:44
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Re: Exceptions in C/C++, dj3vande, 19:31
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Re: C and Algol68, Dik T. Winter, 18:50
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Re: System() question, Gordon Burditt, 18:42
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December 06, 2007

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Re: Reverse a string in place, Lew Pitcher, 15:28
Re: is this newsgroup for newbies, Richard Heathfield, 15:27
Re: is this newsgroup for newbies, Mark McIntyre, 15:26
Re: gethostbyname() ---- Delete Resulting Pointer?, aj, 15:25
Re: gethostbyname() ---- Delete Resulting Pointer?, John Gordon, 15:25
Re: is this newsgroup for newbies, Mark McIntyre, 15:24
Re: gethostbyname() ---- Delete Resulting Pointer?, Lew Pitcher, 15:22
Re: gethostbyname() ---- Delete Resulting Pointer?, Flash Gordon, 15:21
Re: strange test question, Richard Heathfield, 15:18
Re: is this newsgroup for newbies, Flash Gordon, 15:15
Reverse a string in place, rajash, 15:15
Re: C style: private functions, function docstrings & style, Flash Gordon, 14:59
Re: gethostbyname() ---- Delete Resulting Pointer?, aj, 14:59
Re: C style: private functions, function docstrings & style, Keith Thompson, 14:56
Re: Histogram of character frequencies, Flash Gordon, 14:48
Re: is this newsgroup for newbies, Ian Collins, 14:47
Re: c++ calling c functions, Keith Thompson, 14:44
Re: gethostbyname() ---- Delete Resulting Pointer?, Joachim Schmitz, 14:39
Re: c++ calling c functions, Keith Thompson, 14:36
Re: gethostbyname() ---- Delete Resulting Pointer?, Joachim Schmitz, 14:33
Re: c++ calling c functions, Keith Thompson, 14:31
Re: Regarding multiple inclusion of files, Joachim Schmitz, 14:30
Re: gethostbyname() ---- Delete Resulting Pointer?, Lew Pitcher, 14:27
Re: c++ calling c functions, Ian Collins, 14:26
Re: c++ calling c functions, Flash Gordon, 14:24
Re: c++ calling c functions, Flash Gordon, 14:24
Re: gethostbyname() ---- Delete Resulting Pointer?, Ben Bacarisse, 14:23
Re: gethostbyname() ---- Delete Resulting Pointer?, aj, 14:23
Re: gethostbyname() ---- Delete Resulting Pointer?, Lew Pitcher, 14:14
Re: gethostbyname() ---- Delete Resulting Pointer?, fred . l . kleinschmidt, 14:13
Re: strange test question, Mark McIntyre, 13:55
Re: c++ calling c functions, Mark McIntyre, 13:53
Re: c++ calling c functions, Mark McIntyre, 13:50
Re: is this newsgroup for newbies, Julienne Walker, 13:45
Re: is this newsgroup for newbies, Antoninus Twink, 13:43
gethostbyname() ---- Delete Resulting Pointer?, aj, 13:36
is this newsgroup for newbies, A2B, 13:31
Re: Regarding multiple inclusion of files, Philip Potter, 13:25
Re: strange test question, Doug, 13:22
Re: Unexpected Results, Paul Sinnett, 12:41
Re: Regarding multiple inclusion of files, Ben Pfaff, 12:03
Re: Regarding malloc memory alignment, Joachim Schmitz, 12:03
Re: Regarding malloc memory alignment, Ben Pfaff, 12:03
Re: Regarding multiple inclusion of files, Joachim Schmitz, 12:00
Regarding multiple inclusion of files, ramsatishv, 11:51
Regarding malloc memory alignment, ramsatishv, 11:50
Re: C style: private functions, function docstrings & style, Ben Pfaff, 11:35
Re: C style: private functions, function docstrings & style, Ben Pfaff, 11:35
Re: strange test question, Richard Heathfield, 11:24
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Re: Unexpected Results, Christopher Benson-Manica, 10:44
Re: The Muslim's Creed, Ivar Rosquist, 10:32
Re: Can A Macro Do This?, Philip Potter, 10:08
Re: C style: private functions, function docstrings & style, Mark Bluemel, 09:52
Re: C style: private functions, function docstrings & style, jacob navia, 09:41
C style: private functions, function docstrings & style, Khookie, 09:22
Re: Can A Macro Do This?, jameskuyper, 09:13
Re: Histogram of character frequencies, Peter 'Shaggy' Haywood, 08:52
Re: Can A Macro Do This?, Philip Potter, 08:14
Re: pointer to an array of pointers, Barry Schwarz, 07:25
Re: c++ calling c functions, James Fang, 07:13
Re: a silent error, Barry Schwarz, 07:07
Re: wchar_t to char[128], those who know me have no need of my name, 07:07
Re: Newbie needing some help with segmentation fault, James Kuyper, 06:35
Re: Newbie needing some help with segmentation fault, James Kuyper, 06:31
Re: Unexpected Results, James Kuyper, 06:27
Re: Structure size directives, those who know me have no need of my name, 06:20
FFT on PIC16F877A?, Slickuser, 06:16
Re: c++ calling c functions, James Kuyper, 06:15
Re: mingw socket programming, Khookie, 05:52
Re: mingw socket programming, dj3vande, 05:33
Re: c++ calling c functions, Ian Collins, 05:25
Re: Newbie needing some help with segmentation fault, Hendrik Maryns, 05:24
mingw socket programming, Khookie, 05:22
Re: Newbie needing some help with segmentation fault, Hendrik Maryns, 05:09
Re: Strange syntax, Chris Dollin, 04:55
Re: strange test question, Doug, 04:53
Re: c++ calling c functions, Richard Heathfield, 04:39
OT : bit order in xx-endian system, Nick Keighley, 04:19
Re: c++ calling c functions, Mark McIntyre, 04:15
Re: Signed & unsigned types, Mark Bluemel, 03:39
Re: strange test question, Richard Heathfield, 02:36
wchar_t to char[128], Manoj Jangid, 02:20
Re: c++ calling c functions, Keith Thompson, 01:43
Re: c++ calling c functions, Ian Collins, 01:18
Re: Unexpected Results, Keith Thompson, 01:17
Re: Can A Macro Do This?, Barry Schwarz, 01:06
The Muslim's Creed, الهادي, 00:52
Re: c++ calling c functions, CBFalconer, 00:21
Re: c++ calling c functions, CBFalconer, 00:20
Re: Dynamic Array Size, Manoj Jangid, 00:07
Re: bit order in xx-endian system, Kaz Kylheku, 00:01

December 05, 2007

romance is a symbal of love......., Barathi, 23:53
Re: Unexpected Results, arpit, 23:32
Re: Sign preserving Vs value preserving, Jack Klein, 23:09
Re: bit order in xx-endian system, Walter Roberson, 22:52
Re: Signed & unsigned types, Jack Klein, 22:44
Re: traversing a stack, Richard Harter, 22:13
Re: operators similar to functions?, Richard Harter, 22:11
Re: Missing removeStr and substr function, Barry Schwarz, 21:47
Re: Structure size directives, James Kuyper, 21:46
Re: Question regarding implementation details of malloc in K&R2, Barry Schwarz, 21:32
Re: LDBL_MAX -1.#QNAN0e+000 with MinGW?, Barry Schwarz, 21:25
Re: Histogram of character frequencies, Barry Schwarz, 21:14
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Re: Structure size directives, Keith Thompson, 20:04
Re: Strange syntax, Richard Tobin, 19:42
Re: c++ calling c functions, jameskuyper, 19:27
Re: Structure size directives, Mark McIntyre, 18:53
Re: Strange syntax, Dik T. Winter, 18:52
Re: traversing a stack, Mark McIntyre, 18:46
Re: c++ calling c functions, Keith Thompson, 18:43
Re: strange test question, Doug, 18:40
Re: Newbie needing some help with segmentation fault, Keith Thompson, 18:19
Re: traversing a stack, Tor Rustad, 18:19
Re: operators similar to functions?, Keith Thompson, 18:10
Re: Structure size directives, Tor Rustad, 18:04
Re: operators similar to functions?, Philip Potter, 17:58
Re: bit order in xx-endian system, Kaz Kylheku, 17:43
Re: Unexpected Results, Keith Thompson, 17:32
Re: c++ calling c functions, CBFalconer, 17:29
Re: Signed & unsigned types, Peter Nilsson, 17:16
Re: Sign preserving Vs value preserving, Peter Nilsson, 17:11
Re: operators similar to functions?, jacob navia, 16:27
Re: Freeing memory allocated by another function, Praetorian, 16:15
Re: Freeing memory allocated by another function, Praetorian, 16:10
Re: Freeing memory allocated by another function, Praetorian, 16:07
Re: Structure size directives, REH, 15:38
Re: calloc crashing -- dump core, Flash Gordon, 15:37
Re: Structure size directives, Flash Gordon, 15:32
Re: Structure size directives, REH, 15:23
Re: operators similar to functions?, Flash Gordon, 15:18
Re: bit order in xx-endian system, Walter Roberson, 14:45
Re: Freeing memory allocated by another function, fred . l . kleinschmidt, 14:39
find a man at www.SexDatingPoint.com, itayka3, 14:29
Re: c++ calling c functions, Default User, 14:24
Re: strange test question, Default User, 14:23
Re: Strange syntax, santosh, 14:12
Re: Newbie needing some help with segmentation fault, William Pursell, 14:12
Re: Strange syntax, Richard Tobin, 14:03
Re: Strange syntax, Chris Torek, 14:02
Re: Freeing memory allocated by another function, Spiros Bousbouras, 13:56
Re: Freeing memory allocated by another function, Eric Sosman, 13:46
Re: bit order in xx-endian system, Kaz Kylheku, 13:42
Re: White space at the end of a line, Spiros Bousbouras, 13:40
Freeing memory allocated by another function, Praetorian, 13:39
Re: bit order in xx-endian system, Walter Roberson, 13:10
Re: Unexpected Results, Ben Pfaff, 13:08
Re: Strange syntax, Richard Heathfield, 12:51
Re: On use of C99 __func__ macro, Guillaume Dargaud, 12:37
Re: operators similar to functions?, RoS, 12:37
Re: array elements, Ben Bacarisse, 12:31
Ubú : Suite of the imaginary beings, Gabriel, 11:54
Re: address change, Ben Bacarisse, 11:54
Re: Strange syntax, santosh, 11:47
Re: Confused by const, Ben Bacarisse, 11:23
Re: Structure size directives, Kenneth Brody, 11:13
Re: Strange syntax, Richard, 11:10
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Re: Question about (Optional)? header files., Charlton Wilbur, 10:47
Re: Strange syntax, Richard Tobin, 10:47
Re: Dynamic Array Size, echo.sj, 10:35
Re: On use of C99 __func__ macro, Richard Tobin, 10:33
Re: Strange syntax, Richard Heathfield, 10:19
Re: c++ calling c functions, Bill Reid, 10:15
Re: On use of C99 __func__ macro, Neil Booth, 10:01
Re: Newbie needing some help with segmentation fault, James Kuyper, 09:25
Re: C editor and debugger - Linux, Richard Tobin, 09:25
Re: C editor and debugger - Linux, Richard, 09:20
Re: Structure size directives, santosh, 09:15
Re: Confused by const, Mikhail Teterin, 09:14
Re: Confused by const, Mikhail Teterin, 09:05
Re: C editor and debugger - Linux, santosh, 09:04
Re: Structure size directives, James Kuyper, 09:04
Re: C editor and debugger - Linux, vippstar, 09:02
C editor and debugger - Linux, j.smith2c@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx, 09:00
Re: Confused by const, santosh, 09:00
Re: On use of C99 __func__ macro, vippstar, 08:59
Re: Confused by const, vippstar, 08:57
Re: strange test question, santosh, 08:52
Confused by const, Mikhail Teterin, 08:52
Re: On use of C99 __func__ macro, Jalapeno, 08:51
Re: On use of C99 __func__ macro, santosh, 08:43
Re: Newbie needing some help with segmentation fault, santosh, 08:42
Re: Unexpected Results, CBFalconer, 08:20
Re: Signed & unsigned types, CBFalconer, 08:18
Re: On use of C99 __func__ macro, Richard Tobin, 07:59
Re: Strange syntax, Richard Tobin, 07:55
Re: Strange syntax, Kenny McCormack, 07:48
Re: On use of C99 __func__ macro, Björn Paetzel, 07:37
Re: operators similar to functions?, Richard Harter, 07:35
Re: Newbie needing some help with segmentation fault, Hendrik Maryns, 07:32
Re: strange test question, Chris Dollin, 07:28
Re: traversing a stack, Richard Harter, 07:21
Java Requierment, pavani . c2c, 07:11
Re: strange test question, Doug, 07:11
Re: address change, ais523, 07:08
Re: take input char from keyboard, Mark Bluemel, 07:08
Java Requierment, pavani . c2c, 07:06
Java Requierment, pavani . c2c, 07:05
Java Requierment, pavani . c2c, 07:03
Java Requierment, pavani . c2c, 07:00
Re: take input char from keyboard, j.smith2c@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx, 06:58
Re: Sign preserving Vs value preserving, vippstar, 06:57
Re: operators similar to functions?, Richard Harter, 06:56
Re: Signed & unsigned types, Ido Yehieli, 06:51
Re: operators similar to functions?, Richard Harter, 06:50
Sign preserving Vs value preserving, sophia . agnes, 06:44
Re: On use of C99 __func__ macro, vippstar, 06:39
On use of C99 __func__ macro, Guillaume Dargaud, 06:29
Re: Unexpected Results, santosh, 06:23
Re: Newbie needing some help with segmentation fault, santosh, 06:22
Re: Signed & unsigned types, Ben Bacarisse, 06:16
Re: make & nmake, cl & gcc, Khookie, 06:15
Re: Signed & unsigned types, Mark Bluemel, 06:11
Re: Signed & unsigned types, Ido Yehieli, 05:49
Re: Signed & unsigned types, Ido Yehieli, 05:40
Re: Newbie needing some help with segmentation fault, Hendrik Maryns, 05:38
Re: Newbie needing some help with segmentation fault, Hendrik Maryns, 05:35
Re: Unexpected Results, Mark Bluemel, 05:34
Re: Signed & unsigned types, Mark Bluemel, 05:31
Re: Strange syntax, Mark Bluemel, 05:29
Re: Signed & unsigned types, Chris Dollin, 05:25
Unexpected Results, arpit, 05:18
Signed & unsigned types, Ido Yehieli, 05:11
Re: Strange syntax, Richard Heathfield, 05:10
Re: operators similar to functions?, Philip Potter, 04:49
Re: strange test question, Chris Dollin, 04:03
Re: Strange syntax, Chris Dollin, 04:00
Re: c++ calling c functions, CBFalconer, 03:52
[OT] Re: strange test question, CBFalconer, 03:43
Re: What is the proper Syntax for this Pointer?, Neil, 03:38
Re: calloc crashing -- dump core, CBFalconer, 03:37
Re: Question regarding implementation details of malloc in K&R2, CBFalconer, 03:31
advance computer language c, leo . redrose, 03:26
Supply jordan/nike basketball shoe, handbag, sunglasses,clothes, hat and so on, wei chen, 03:16
Supply jordan/nike basketball shoe, handbag, sunglasses,clothes, hat and so on, tom, 03:01
Re: defining the size_t type, Chris Torek, 01:42
Re: operators similar to functions?, Richard Heathfield, 01:18
Re: Strange syntax, Gene, 01:14
Re: operators similar to functions?, Richard Heathfield, 01:11
Re: Strange syntax, Richard Heathfield, 01:05
Strange syntax, seenutn, 00:33
Re: defining the size_t type, somenath, 00:17
Re: strange test question, Martin Ambuhl, 00:03
Re: calloc crashing -- dump core, Sheth Raxit, 00:01

December 04, 2007

Re: c++ calling c functions, Sheth Raxit, 23:34
c++ calling c functions, teju, 23:20
Re: Question regarding implementation details of malloc in K&R2, Barry Schwarz, 23:01
Re: strange test question, Joel Haugen, 22:26
Re: Structure size directives, Keith Thompson, 21:44
Re: Question about (Optional)? header files., CBFalconer, 20:38
Re: Newbie needing some help with segmentation fault, EventHelix.com, 20:37
Re: Structure size directives, CBFalconer, 20:33
Re: bit order in xx-endian system, zhangsonglovexiaoniuniu@xxxxxxxxx, 20:30
Re: Structure size directives, CBFalconer, 20:28
Re: Structure size directives, Tor Rustad, 20:17
Re: White space at the end of a line, Chris Torek, 20:16
Re: take input char from keyboard, Ben Bacarisse, 20:00
Re: Structure size directives, Tor Rustad, 19:54
Re: strange test question, Mark P, 19:50
Re: strange test question, U, 19:50
Re: operators similar to functions?, Ben Bacarisse, 19:44
Re: take input char from keyboard, j.smith2c@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx, 19:44
Re: take input char from keyboard, Mike Wahler, 19:29
Re: traversing a stack, Tor Rustad, 19:29
Re: Structure size directives, CBFalconer, 19:17
take input char from keyboard, j.smith2c@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx, 19:08
Re: Hex to int, CBFalconer, 18:58
strange test question, Heinrich Pumpernickel, 18:52
Re: Hex to int, Harald van Dĳk, 18:51
Re: Hex to int, jameskuyper, 18:20
Re: *generic* pointer to function(s)?, Flash Gordon, 18:19
Re: operators similar to functions?, Flash Gordon, 18:10
Re: Hex to int, Harald van Dĳk, 18:09
Re: Structure size directives, jameskuyper, 18:00
Re: operators similar to functions?, jameskuyper, 17:46
Re: operators similar to functions?, jacob navia, 17:44
Re: operators similar to functions?, Harald van Dĳk, 17:33
Re: operators similar to functions?, CJ, 17:26
Re: operators similar to functions?, jacob navia, 17:19
Re: Hex to int, rajash, 17:08
Re: Structure size directives, Chris Torek, 17:07
Re: operators similar to functions?, jacob navia, 17:07
Re: *generic* pointer to function(s)?, Malcolm McLean, 17:06
Re: Hex to int, Keith Thompson, 16:59
Re: *generic* pointer to function(s)?, jameskuyper, 16:51
Re: Question about (Optional)? header files., mdh, 16:51
Re: operators similar to functions?, CJ, 16:46
Re: Question about (Optional)? header files., Keith Thompson, 16:46
Re: operators similar to functions?, Keith Thompson, 16:43
Re: Newbie needing some help with segmentation fault, John Gordon, 16:40
Re: Hex to int, rajash, 16:39
Re: operators similar to functions?, Keith Thompson, 16:38
Re: Structure size directives, Keith Thompson, 16:33
Re: operators similar to functions?, Chris Torek, 16:31
Re: Question about (Optional)? header files., santosh, 16:16
Re: Structure size directives, Flash Gordon, 16:07
Re: Structure size directives, Al Balmer, 15:59
Re: [OT] Structure size directives, Ben Bacarisse, 15:57
Re: *generic* pointer to function(s)?, Keith Thompson, 15:56
Re: Hex to int, Keith Thompson, 15:51
Re: operators similar to functions?, jacob navia, 15:46
Question about (Optional)? header files., mdh, 15:44
Re: operators similar to functions?, Richard Harter, 15:41
Re: Hex to int, Flash Gordon, 15:31
Re: Structure size directives, Keith Thompson, 15:29
Re: Structure size directives, Keith Thompson, 15:25
Re: operators similar to functions?, Harald van Dĳk, 15:18
Re: Structure size directives, Walter Roberson, 15:14
Re: operators similar to functions?, Eric Sosman, 15:08
Re: Newbie needing some help with segmentation fault, Martin Ambuhl, 15:07
Re: Structure size directives, Keith Thompson, 15:02
Re: operators similar to functions?, Eric Sosman, 14:54
Re: Hex to int, rajash, 14:40
Re: operators similar to functions?, Richard Harter, 14:40
Re: White space at the end of a line, Roberto Waltman, 14:24
Re: Hex to int, Ben Bacarisse, 14:23
Re: operators similar to functions?, jacob navia, 14:08
Re: Newbie needing some help with segmentation fault, jacob navia, 14:03
Re: Newbie needing some help with segmentation fault, Walter Roberson, 13:57
Re: [OT] Structure size directives, jacob navia, 13:56
Re: Hex to int, Lew Pitcher, 13:30
Newbie needing some help with segmentation fault, Hendrik Maryns, 13:25
Re: sscanf error for unsign int type., Martin Ambuhl, 13:03
Re: traversing a stack, Walter Roberson, 12:56
Re: Structure size directives, santosh, 12:49
Re: bit order in xx-endian system, Walter Roberson, 12:41
Re: Structure size directives, Keith Thompson, 12:35
Re: operators similar to functions?, jameskuyper, 12:34
Re: Structure size directives, Keith Thompson, 12:34
Re: about string and character, Eric Sosman, 12:26
Re: Structure size directives, REH, 12:25
Re: Structure size directives, Richard Heathfield, 12:19
Re: Hex to int, jameskuyper, 12:14
Re: Structure size directives, REH, 12:12
Re: Hex to int, Ben Bacarisse, 12:11
Re: [OT] Structure size directives, Spoon, 12:06
Re: operators similar to functions?, Richard Harter, 12:02
Re: operators similar to functions?, Richard Harter, 11:50
Re: Structure size directives, santosh, 11:45
Re: traversing a stack, Richard, 11:43
Re: Structure size directives, REH, 11:42
Re: Structure size directives, Richard, 11:36
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Re: traversing a stack, Richard Harter, 11:03
Re: defining the size_t type, lubomir dobsik, 10:57
Re: [OT] Structure size directives, jacob navia, 10:49
Re: sscanf error for unsign int type., Joachim Schmitz, 10:30
Re: using of * &, Paul Sinnett, 10:16
Re: Structure size directives, CBFalconer, 10:15
Re: using of * &, santosh, 09:55
Re: sscanf error for unsign int type., Joachim Schmitz, 09:53
Re: Hex to int, Lew Pitcher, 09:51
Re: sscanf error for unsign int type., santosh, 09:51
sscanf error for unsign int type., loudking, 09:37
[OT] Structure size directives, Ben Bacarisse, 09:35
Re: using of * &, Richard Heathfield, 09:28
Re: using of * &, pete, 09:27
Re: Hex to int, Ben Bacarisse, 09:22
Re: using of * &, vippstar, 09:20
using of * &, Burak, 09:16
Re: void datatype, santosh, 09:14
Re: void datatype, James Kuyper, 09:10
Re: void datatype, Mark Bluemel, 09:00
Re: void datatype, vippstar, 08:59
void datatype, remember . sail, 08:55
Re: Structure size directives, James Kuyper, 08:41
Re: White space at the end of a line, vippstar, 08:26
Re: Structure size directives, jacob navia, 08:24
Re: Missing removeStr and substr function, tfelb, 08:12
Re: *generic* pointer to function(s)?, pete, 07:50
Re: C Pointers, pete, 07:42
%%%%% MAKE HUNDRED OF DOLLAR ONLINE %%%%%, sd, 07:34
Re: White space at the end of a line, Joachim Schmitz, 07:30
Re: calloc crashing -- dump core, Joachim Schmitz, 07:26
Re: calloc crashing -- dump core, CBFalconer, 07:17
Re: White space at the end of a line, CBFalconer, 07:03
Re: bit order in xx-endian system, vippstar, 06:44
Re: calloc crashing -- dump core, Joachim Schmitz, 06:32
Re: Structure size directives, CBFalconer, 06:32
Re: Hex to int, James Kuyper, 06:29
Re: calloc crashing -- dump core, Joachim Schmitz, 06:29
Re: calloc crashing -- dump core, Joachim Schmitz, 06:28
Re: White space at the end of a line, Duncan Muirhead, 06:24
Re: LDBL_MAX -1.#QNAN0e+000 with MinGW?, James Kuyper, 06:19
Re: calloc crashing -- dump core, Laurent Deniau, 06:14
Re: calloc crashing -- dump core, Laurent Deniau, 06:11
Re: calloc crashing -- dump core, vippstar, 05:47
Re: Dynamic Array Size, santosh, 05:43
Re: operators similar to functions?, Philip Potter, 05:40
Re: deletion in link list, Mark Bluemel, 05:13
Re: calloc crashing -- dump core, Richard Heathfield, 05:11
Re: calloc crashing -- dump core, Sheth Raxit, 05:11
Re: deletion in link list, Mark Bluemel, 05:09
Re: calloc crashing -- dump core, Sheth Raxit, 05:01
Re: calloc crashing -- dump core, Joachim Schmitz, 04:57
Re: calloc crashing -- dump core, jacob navia, 04:56
Re: calloc crashing -- dump core, Laurent Deniau, 04:31
Re: calloc crashing -- dump core, jacob navia, 04:26
Re: Structure size directives, jacob navia, 04:20
Re: Dynamic Array Size, Manoj Jangid, 04:18
calloc crashing -- dump core, Sheth Raxit, 04:06
Re: Dynamic Array Size, Martin Ambuhl, 03:59
Re: Dynamic Array Size, vippstar, 03:58
Re: deletion in link list, ratika, 03:55
Re: deletion in link list, ratika, 03:53
Dynamic Array Size, Manoj Jangid, 03:14
Re: memcat fn, Kaz Kylheku, 01:18

December 03, 2007

Re: Histogram of character frequencies, Barry Schwarz, 23:51
Re: *generic* pointer to function(s)?, Walter Roberson, 23:33
Re: bit order in xx-endian system, Walter Roberson, 23:12
Re: C Pointers, CBFalconer, 22:47
Re: C Pointers, CBFalconer, 22:43
Re: C Pointers, Barry Schwarz, 21:32
Re: memcat fn, Barry Schwarz, 21:18
Re: *generic* pointer to function(s)?, CBFalconer, 21:07
Re: Structure size directives, CBFalconer, 21:01
make money with bux!!, beronz, 20:59
Re: Structure size directives, CBFalconer, 20:57
Re: about string and character, Keith Thompson, 20:50
Re: *generic* pointer to function(s)?, Keith Thompson, 20:48
Re: Structure size directives, CBFalconer, 20:48
Re: about string and character, Joe Wright, 20:45
Re: Structure size directives, CBFalconer, 20:45
Re: Structure size directives, CBFalconer, 20:37
Re: Multi precision floating point, Keith Thompson, 20:35
Re: Structure size directives, Keith Thompson, 20:31
Re: bit order in xx-endian system, zhangsonglovexiaoniuniu@xxxxxxxxx, 20:22
Re: pointer to an array of pointers, CBFalconer, 20:20
Re: bit order in xx-endian system, zhangsonglovexiaoniuniu@xxxxxxxxx, 20:19
Re: operators similar to functions?, pete, 20:09
Re: about string and character, CBFalconer, 20:07
Re: Global Variables : Where are they stored ?, freepsps77, 19:59
Anyone yet at MateCube.com? C++, freepsps77, 19:58
MateCube - Social Network, freepsps77, 19:57
Re: C Pointers, Martien Verbruggen, 19:45
Re: expression types, pete, 19:44
Re: operators similar to functions?, Dik T. Winter, 19:15
Re: Multi precision floating point, user923005, 19:13
Re: C Pointers, pete, 19:04
Re: Structure size directives, jacob navia, 18:56
Re: Structure size directives, jameskuyper, 18:50
Re: *generic* pointer to function(s)?, juerg . lemke, 18:39
Re: about string and character, Richard Heathfield, 18:35
Re: *generic* pointer to function(s)?, Eric Sosman, 18:32
Re: Multi precision floating point, Harald van Dĳk, 18:30
Re: White space at the end of a line, CBFalconer, 18:24
Re: Structure size directives, Richard Tobin, 18:23
Re: Multi precision floating point, Harald van Dĳk, 18:20
Re: bit order in xx-endian system, Walter Roberson, 18:14
Re: Structure size directives, Al Balmer, 18:13
Re: address change, CBFalconer, 18:13
Re: Structure size directives, CJ, 18:07
Re: Structure size directives, Al Balmer, 18:06
Re: Structure size directives, jacob navia, 18:03
Re: about string and character, Joe Wright, 18:00
Re: Structure size directives, Walter Roberson, 17:51
Re: Structure size directives, jacob navia, 17:51
Re: *generic* pointer to function(s)?, Peter Nilsson, 17:51
Re: about string and character, Joe Wright, 17:49
Re: Structure size directives, Walter Roberson, 17:46
*generic* pointer to function(s)?, juerg . lemke, 17:45
Re: White space at the end of a line, Peter Nilsson, 17:43
Re: Structure size directives, CJ, 17:35
Re: Histogram of character frequencies, Chris Torek, 17:35
Re: Structure size directives, Al Balmer, 17:32
Re: Multi precision floating point, user923005, 17:30
Re: Structure size directives, Tor Rustad, 17:24
Re: Structure size directives, jacob navia, 17:23
Re: Structure size directives, jacob navia, 17:19
Re: Structure size directives, Kenneth Brody, 17:12
Re: Structure size directives, CJ, 17:07
Re: Structure size directives, Walter Roberson, 17:01
Re: Structure size directives, jacob navia, 16:52
Re: Structure size directives, jacob navia, 16:48
Re: Structure size directives, Walter Roberson, 16:48
Re: Multi precision floating point, Keith Thompson, 16:34
Re: pointer to an array of pointers, vippstar, 16:28
Re: Structure size directives, CJ, 16:23
Re: pointer to an array of pointers, Malcolm McLean, 16:20
Re: Structure size directives, jacob navia, 16:11
Re: Multi precision floating point, Harald van Dĳk, 15:50
Re: Multi precision floating point, user923005, 15:39
Re: Hex to int, rajash, 15:39
Re: operators similar to functions?, Eric Sosman, 15:34
Re: White space at the end of a line, Keith Thompson, 15:27
Re: bit order in xx-endian system, Chris Torek, 15:20
Re: address change, Keith Thompson, 15:14
Re: Structure size directives, Walter Roberson, 14:57
Re: traversing a stack, Tor Rustad, 14:50
Structure size directives, jacob navia, 14:45
Re: format for double for printf, Walter Roberson, 14:42
Re: format for double for printf, Keith Thompson, 14:24
YOU MUST KNOW THIS MAN, aassime abdellatif, 14:24
Re: White space at the end of a line, Al Balmer, 14:21
Re: operators similar to functions?, Keith Thompson, 14:14
Re: Hex to int, Ben Bacarisse, 14:10
Re: operators similar to functions?, Keith Thompson, 14:07
Re: operators similar to functions?, Walter Roberson, 13:53
Re: White space at the end of a line, Richard Harter, 13:49
Re: operators similar to functions?, Richard Harter, 13:45
Re: Histogram of character frequencies, Keith Thompson, 13:42
Re: about string and character, Keith Thompson, 13:38
Re: about string and character, Keith Thompson, 13:37
Re: operators similar to functions?, Eric Sosman, 13:14
Re: White space at the end of a line, Spiros Bousbouras, 13:08
Re: White space at the end of a line, Richard Tobin, 13:06
Re: Print Extended ASCII in ANSI C, Spiros Bousbouras, 13:05
Re: White space at the end of a line, vippstar, 12:58
White space at the end of a line, Spiros Bousbouras, 12:52
Re: a silent error, RoS, 12:49
Re: how to think about parentheses, Richard Tobin, 12:32
Re: how to think about parentheses, jameskuyper, 12:31
Re: pointer to an array of pointers, vippstar, 12:20
Re: expression types, jameskuyper, 12:20
pointer to an array of pointers, ramu, 12:13
Re: a silent error, santosh, 12:11
Re: a silent error, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 12:04
Re: a silent error, santosh, 11:58
Re: malloc realloc and pointers, Ben Bacarisse, 11:51
Re: stuck real bad .......HELPPPPPPPP!!!!!!, Ben Bacarisse, 11:45
Re: how to think about parentheses, vippstar, 11:40
Re: address change, santosh, 11:34
Re: address change, Philip Potter, 11:33
Re: operators similar to functions?, Richard Harter, 11:28
Re: expression types, santosh, 11:27
Re: Can A Macro Do This?, Eberhard Schefold, 11:25
Re: a silent error, RoS, 11:23
Re: a silent error, santosh, 11:23
Re: LDBL_MAX -1.#QNAN0e+000 with MinGW?, RoS, 11:21
a silent error, RoS, 11:21
Re: Hex to int, RoS, 11:21
Re: bit order in xx-endian system, James Fang, 11:13
Re: bit order in xx-endian system, Golden California Girls, 11:12
Re: Histogram of character frequencies, John Bode, 11:03
expression types, sophia . agnes, 10:56
Re: Hex to int, Ben Bacarisse, 10:54
Re: Playing MIDI File in C, Bartc, 10:51
Re: Histogram of character frequencies, John Bode, 10:45
Re: address change, aarklon, 10:44
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Re: address change, Chris Dollin, 10:30
Re: address change, Philip Potter, 10:28
Re: address change, vippstar, 10:26
Re: how to think about parentheses, Philip Potter, 10:22
Re: Hex to int, vippstar, 10:20
address change, aarklon, 10:16
Re: format for double for printf, vippstar, 10:14
Re: Missing removeStr and substr function, Lew Pitcher, 10:13
Re: Missing removeStr and substr function, Lew Pitcher, 10:08
35 to 75 percent off electronics at EBAY, nbeyjr, 10:07
Re: How split 1 array in two, James Fang, 10:05
Re: Histogram of character frequencies, santosh, 09:53
Re: Histogram of character frequencies, O_TEXT, 09:47
Re: Histogram of character frequencies, James Kuyper, 09:41
Re: bit order in xx-endian system, Walter Roberson, 09:39
Re: Histogram of character frequencies, Chris Dollin, 09:38
Re: deletion in link list, Thomas X. Iverson, 09:21
Re: OT - Re: LDBL_MAX -1.#QNAN0e+000 with MinGW?, jacob navia, 09:14
Re: Histogram of character frequencies, O_TEXT, 09:09
Re: how to think about parentheses, pete, 09:08
Re: C Pointers, CBFalconer, 09:08
Re: OT - Re: LDBL_MAX -1.#QNAN0e+000 with MinGW?, santosh, 08:59
Re: deletion in link list, Eric Sosman, 08:56
Re: LDBL_MAX -1.#QNAN0e+000 with MinGW?, CBFalconer, 08:55
Re: OT - Re: LDBL_MAX -1.#QNAN0e+000 with MinGW?, jacob navia, 08:54
Re: Histogram of character frequencies, santosh, 08:53
Re: __FILE__ + __DATE__, santosh, 08:51
Re: deletion in link list, Chris Dollin, 08:50
Re: about string and character, santosh, 08:49
Re: Multi precision floating point, CBFalconer, 08:49
Re: format for double for printf, pete, 08:49
Re: deletion in link list, santosh, 08:47
OT - Re: Playing MIDI File in C, santosh, 08:42
OT - Re: LDBL_MAX -1.#QNAN0e+000 with MinGW?, santosh, 08:38
Re: Histogram of character frequencies, O_TEXT, 08:35
Re: C Pointers, pete, 08:24
Re: traversing a stack, James Fang, 08:23
__FILE__ + __DATE__, Zero, 08:16
Re: traversing a stack, James Fang, 08:13
Re: Hex to int, Ben Bacarisse, 08:11
Re: Can A Macro Do This?, Philip Potter, 08:08
Re: operators similar to functions?, Spoon, 08:00
Re: C Pointers, pete, 07:49
Re: about string and character, Dik T. Winter, 07:37
Re: C Pointers, pete, 07:34
Re: LDBL_MAX -1.#QNAN0e+000 with MinGW?, James Kuyper, 07:29
Re: deletion in link list, ravi, 06:51
Re: deletion in link list, Chris Dollin, 06:50
Re: deletion in link list, Mark Bluemel, 06:46
Re: LDBL_MAX -1.#QNAN0e+000 with MinGW?, jacob navia, 06:42
Re: Playing MIDI File in C, ravi, 06:41
Re: Playing MIDI File in C, ravi, 06:40
deletion in link list, ratika, 06:36
Re: how to think about parentheses, Richard Tobin, 06:31
Re: Playing MIDI File in C, ravi, 06:30
Re: traversing a stack, Richard Tobin, 06:27
Re: Playing MIDI File in C, ravi, 05:57
Re: Print Extended ASCII in ANSI C, O_TEXT, 05:40
Re: Playing MIDI File in C, jacob navia, 05:39
Re: Playing MIDI File in C, jacob navia, 05:30
Re: how to think about parentheses, Chris Dollin, 05:10
Re: Playing MIDI File in C, jacob navia, 05:10
Re: LDBL_MAX -1.#QNAN0e+000 with MinGW?, jacob navia, 05:06
Re: Histogram of character frequencies, santosh, 05:06
Re: I want to list data by alphabetic, santosh, 05:02
Re: about string and character, Charlie Gordon, 04:53
Re: about string and character, Charlie Gordon, 04:49
Re: Multi precision floating point, Nick Keighley, 04:49
Re: Print Extended ASCII in ANSI C, O_TEXT, 04:48
Re: bit order in xx-endian system, zhangsonglovexiaoniuniu@xxxxxxxxx, 04:33
Re: Print Extended ASCII in ANSI C, O_TEXT, 04:27
Re: Need of type "FILE", BiGYaN, 04:16
Re: is this correct C? (char*)spm += spm->partitionMapLength;, O_TEXT, 04:16
Re: Can A Macro Do This?, Philip Potter, 03:58
Re: is this correct C? (char*)spm += spm->partitionMapLength;, O_TEXT, 03:46
Re: traversing a stack, Ian Collins, 03:43
Re: interesting C program, RoS, 03:35
Re: traversing a stack, RoS, 03:35
Re: A question about 13.9 from the c faq., lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 03:13
Re: format for double for printf, Ian Collins, 02:57
Re: format for double for printf, Thomas X. Iverson, 02:51
Re: traversing a stack, jacob navia, 02:40
format for double for printf, RoS, 02:21
Re: LDBL_MAX -1.#QNAN0e+000 with MinGW?, RoS, 02:21
Re: A question about 13.9 from the c faq., CBFalconer, 01:16
Re: Looking for Fortran command to get file names from arg lists in executable, David Thompson, 01:15
Re: fgets() equivalent?, CBFalconer, 01:11
Re: fgets() equivalent?, CBFalconer, 01:10
Re: bit order in xx-endian system, Golden California Girls, 00:53
Re: A question about 13.9 from the c faq., Default User, 00:38
Re: bit order in xx-endian system, Walter Roberson, 00:20
Re: C Pointers, CBFalconer, 00:18

December 02, 2007

bit order in xx-endian system, zhangsonglovexiaoniuniu@xxxxxxxxx, 23:45
Re: C Pointers, pete, 22:45
Re: Question about variable scope conflict, Kaz Kylheku, 22:23
Re: how to think about parentheses, Eric Sosman, 21:49
Re: Why is there 'div()' in the standard lib, Peter Nilsson, 21:34
Re: Question about variable scope conflict, Barry Schwarz, 20:49
Re: traversing a stack, Keith Thompson, 20:00
Re: Question regarding malloc casing, Joe Wright, 19:34
how to think about parentheses, vlsidesign, 19:30
THE GAME, THE HARD, 19:13
Re: is this correct C? (char*)spm += spm->partitionMapLength;, Barry Schwarz, 19:12
Re: traversing a stack, Mark McIntyre, 19:06
Re: is this correct C? (char*)spm += spm->partitionMapLength;, Barry Schwarz, 18:58
Re: Hex to int, Keith Thompson, 18:54
Re: Determine the maximum of two integers., dj3vande, 18:50
Re: "Criticism of the C programming language ??????", David Thompson, 18:20
Re: Garbage collection problems, David Thompson, 18:20
Re: questions, David Thompson, 18:20
Re: Is it legal to return a local variable from function., David Thompson, 18:20
Re: Determine the maximum of two integers., David Thompson, 18:20
Re: Hex to int, Flash Gordon, 18:17
Re: I want to list data by alphabetic, Bill Reid, 17:38
Re: Opened files, Walter Roberson, 17:34
Re: I want to list data by alphabetic, Bill Reid, 17:32
Re: Histogram of character frequencies, Keith Thompson, 17:26
Re: How split 1 array in two, CBFalconer, 17:24
Hex to int, rajash, 17:01
Opened files, KnUser, 16:57
Re: Preprocessor issue - token spacing, Thad Smith, 16:49
Re: C Pointers, CBFalconer, 16:39
Re: Why is there 'div()' in the standard lib, Chris Torek, 16:39
Re: Generalized function for deallocating and setting pointer to NULL, Keith Thompson, 16:30
Re: traversing a stack, Keith Thompson, 16:05
Re: Preprocessor issue - token spacing, Keith Thompson, 15:54
Re: traversing a stack, Joe Wright, 15:37
Re: traversing a stack, Ben Pfaff, 15:36
Re: is this correct C? (char*)spm += spm->partitionMapLength;, Barry Schwarz, 14:55
Laptops - iPods - Mobile Phones, karen.systems@xxxxxxxxx, 14:38
Re: Can A Macro Do This?, Barry Schwarz, 14:38
Re: Preprocessor issue - token spacing, Harald van Dĳk, 14:32
Re: traversing a stack, Flash Gordon, 14:29
Re: How split 1 array in two, Thad Smith, 14:13
Re: How split 1 array in two, ric, 14:07
Re: A question about 13.9 from the c faq., Thad Smith, 14:02
Re: How split 1 array in two, ricardoramoscabral, 14:02
Re: about string and character, Richard Heathfield, 13:52
Re: Print lines longer than 80 chars, Flash Gordon, 13:41
Re: Multi precision floating point, santosh, 13:34
Re: traversing a stack, Keith Thompson, 13:34
Re: about string and character, Willem, 13:33
Re: about string and character, Chris Torek, 13:26
Re: traversing a stack, Keith Thompson, 13:26
Re: Multi precision floating point, Ben Bacarisse, 13:25
Re: How split 1 array in two, Martin Ambuhl, 13:11
Re: Playing MIDI File in C, santosh, 13:01
Re: Playing MIDI File in C, santosh, 12:52
Re: Reading a table, Chris Torek, 12:50
Playing MIDI File in C, ravi, 12:38
Re: What is the proper Syntax for this Pointer?, Barry Schwarz, 12:19
Preprocessor issue - token spacing, Mamluk Caliph, 12:13
Re: Print Extended ASCII in ANSI C, Erik Trulsson, 11:59
Re: Histogram of character frequencies, Richard Heathfield, 11:55
Re: A reasonable project., Robin Kåveland Hansen, 11:31
c basics, jim, 11:28
Re: An intereting rider in C, erfan, 11:20
Re: Histogram of character frequencies, James Kuyper, 11:09
Re: Histogram of character frequencies, James Kuyper, 11:01
How split 1 array in two, ricardoramoscabral, 10:57
Re: Missing removeStr and substr function, tfelb, 10:56
Re: A question about 13.9 from the c faq., pete, 10:48
Re: traversing a stack, CBFalconer, 10:36
Re: C Pointers, pete, 10:20
Re: An intereting rider in C, Don Bruder, 10:19
Re: C Pointers, pete, 10:16
Re: Question regarding malloc casing, santosh, 10:04
Re: Histogram of character frequencies, santosh, 09:49
Re: Question regarding malloc casing, Mark McIntyre, 09:40
Re: Question regarding implementation details of malloc in K&R2, santosh, 09:39
Re: Histogram of character frequencies, rajash, 09:39
Re: Question regarding malloc casing, santosh, 09:37
Re: traversing a stack, jacob navia, 09:04
Re: Question regarding implementation details of malloc in K&R2, Mark McIntyre, 09:00
Re: Multi precision floating point, Richard Heathfield, 08:58
Re: Print lines longer than 80 chars, Richard Heathfield, 08:55
Re: Multi precision floating point, Richard Heathfield, 08:54
Re: Question regarding implementation details of malloc in K&R2, somenath, 08:53
Re: Question regarding malloc casing, somenath, 08:45
Re: Question regarding malloc casing, Mark McIntyre, 08:30
Re: Question regarding implementation details of malloc in K&R2, santosh, 08:30
Re: Need of type "FILE", James Kuyper, 08:29
Re: Need of type "FILE", santosh, 08:27
Re: Question regarding implementation details of malloc in K&R2, James Kuyper, 08:24
Re: stuck real bad .......HELPPPPPPPP!!!!!!, santosh, 08:21
Re: New to C, "Undefined reference's", Mark McIntyre, 08:20
Re: Question regarding implementation details of malloc in K&R2, somenath, 08:18
Re: Print Extended ASCII in ANSI C, Mark McIntyre, 08:17
Re: stuck real bad .......HELPPPPPPPP!!!!!!, Mark McIntyre, 08:15
Need of type "FILE", BiGYaN, 08:13
Re: Multi precision floating point, Mark McIntyre, 08:07
Re: Multi precision floating point, Mark McIntyre, 08:05
Re: Question regarding implementation details of malloc in K&R2, James Kuyper, 07:53
Re: traversing a stack, Richard, 07:36
Re: make & nmake, cl & gcc, Roland Pibinger, 07:36
Re: Histogram of character frequencies, James Kuyper, 07:27
Re: traversing a stack, santosh, 07:25
Re: I want to list data by alphabetic, santosh, 07:20
Re: C Pointers, Harald van Dĳk, 07:17
SEO Services you can Trust..., nc3bj6yp, 07:03
Re: I want to list data by alphabetic, vippstar, 06:48
Re: A question about 13.9 from the c faq., Paul Sinnett, 06:26
Re: traversing a stack, jacob navia, 05:37
I want to list data by alphabetic, emre esirik(hacettepe computer science and engineering), 05:35
Re: Print Extended ASCII in ANSI C, santosh, 05:23
Re: Print Extended ASCII in ANSI C, ramif, 05:13
Re: Print lines longer than 80 chars, Flash Gordon, 05:10
Re: A question about 13.9 from the c faq., Keith Thompson, 05:09
Re: Multi precision floating point, santosh, 05:08
Re: A question about 13.9 from the c faq., Willem, 05:03
Re: Multi precision floating point, Keith Thompson, 05:02
Re: A question about 13.9 from the c faq., lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 04:56
Re: hello alls , a newbie here, Thomas X. Iverson, 04:54
Re: Histogram of character frequencies, santosh, 04:45
Re: C Pointers, Flash Gordon, 04:43
Re: Question regarding malloc casing, Keith Thompson, 04:42
Re: traversing a stack, CBFalconer, 04:31
Re: C Pointers, CBFalconer, 04:26
Re: bus error [OT], CBFalconer, 04:20
Re: array of arrys, santosh, 04:08
Re: chance of stack overflow, Martin Ambuhl, 04:03
Re: C Pointers, pete, 03:56
Re: chance of stack overflow, Richard Heathfield, 03:52
Re: Counting blanks, Richard Heathfield, 03:44
Re: Counting blanks, santosh, 03:44
Re: chance of stack overflow, asit, 03:43
Re: New to C, "Undefined reference's", santosh, 03:41
Re: New to C, "Undefined reference's", Richard Heathfield, 03:40
Re: chance of stack overflow, Richard Heathfield, 03:34
Re: Computer Security Information and What You Can Do To Keep Your System Safe!, santosh, 03:30
Re: hello alls , a newbie here, santosh, 03:24
chance of stack overflow, asit, 03:16
Re: An intereting rider in C, santosh, 03:16
Re: Multi precision floating point, jacob navia, 03:12
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The new computer-language+c in 2008, ashik, 02:40
Re: Question regarding malloc casing, Peter Nilsson, 02:36
Re: make & nmake, cl & gcc, Barry Schwarz, 02:22
Re: Memory address and Pointer, Barry Schwarz, 02:19
An intereting rider in C, erfan, 02:14
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Re: mystery of calloc with #define, Barry Schwarz, 01:30
hello alls , a newbie here, Thomas X. Iverson, 01:15
i need true friend like u......., Barathi, 01:12
Re: Computer Security Information and What You Can Do To Keep Your System Safe!, Thomas X. Iverson, 01:00
Re: Question regarding malloc casing, somenath, 00:23
Re: Question regarding malloc casing, Peter Nilsson, 00:02
Re: New to C, "Undefined reference's", steve, 00:01

December 01, 2007

Question regarding implementation details of malloc in K&R2, somenath, 23:37
Question regarding malloc casing, somenath, 23:36
Computer Security Information and What You Can Do To Keep Your System Safe!, Anand . Bhaskar . group . com, 23:34
Re: Some newbie casting issues, Peter Nilsson, 23:27
Re: stuck real bad .......HELPPPPPPPP!!!!!!, Kaz Kylheku, 23:21
Re: stuck real bad .......HELPPPPPPPP!!!!!!, sashi, 23:11
Re: Print lines longer than 80 chars, Richard Heathfield, 23:04
Re: Some newbie casting issues, Minimiscience, 22:53
Re: New to C, "Undefined reference's", Richard Heathfield, 22:53
Re: array of arrys, Keith Thompson, 22:49
Re: Multi precision floating point, Keith Thompson, 22:43
New to C, "Undefined reference's", steve, 22:31
Re: C Pointers, Gordon Burditt, 21:32
Re: bus error [OT], Tor Rustad, 21:29
Re: Counting blanks, James Fang, 21:13
Re: traversing a stack, Tor Rustad, 21:11
Re: A reasonable project., Tor Rustad, 21:06
Re: C Pointers, Walter Roberson, 20:57
Re: Histogram of character frequencies, Tor Rustad, 20:51
Re: C Pointers, Tor Rustad, 20:47
array of arrys, Bill Cunningham, 20:03
Re: C Pointers, cr88192, 19:46
Re: Print Extended ASCII in ANSI C, Dik T. Winter, 19:41
Re: Generalized function for deallocating and setting pointer to NULL, James Kuyper, 19:39
Re: Histogram of character frequencies, CBFalconer, 19:29
Re: C Pointers, cr88192, 19:28
Re: Histogram of character frequencies, CBFalconer, 19:27
Re: Multi precision floating point, Dik T. Winter, 19:15
Re: Histogram of character frequencies, James Kuyper, 19:05
Re: Histogram of character frequencies, James Kuyper, 19:02
Re: Multi precision floating point, Mark McIntyre, 18:53
Re: A question about 13.9 from the c faq., James Kuyper, 18:49
Re: A reasonable project., Mark McIntyre, 18:49
Re: Print lines longer than 80 chars, Keith Thompson, 18:43
Re: stuck real bad .......HELPPPPPPPP!!!!!!, CBFalconer, 18:41
Re: Histogram of character frequencies, CBFalconer, 18:39
Re: A question about 13.9 from the c faq., James Kuyper, 18:35
Re: C Pointers, CBFalconer, 18:25
Re: C Pointers, CBFalconer, 18:24
Re: Multi precision floating point, CBFalconer, 18:06
Re: Generalized function for deallocating and setting pointer to NULL, Joe Wright, 18:04
Re: A reasonable project., Keith Thompson, 17:59
Re: A question about 13.9 from the c faq., Chad, 17:57
Re: C Pointers, Justin Spahr-Summers, 17:57
Re: C Pointers, pete, 17:43
Re: Histogram of character frequencies, Johannes Bauer, 17:43
Re: A question about 13.9 from the c faq., Keith Thompson, 17:26
Re: A reasonable project., cr88192, 17:23
Re: A question about 13.9 from the c faq., Eric Sosman, 17:21
Re: Actual type of intmax_t and uintmax_t, Keith Thompson, 17:19
Re: Histogram of character frequencies, Chad, 17:16
Re: Multi precision floating point, Keith Thompson, 17:12
Re: Multi precision floating point, Keith Thompson, 17:07
Re: Multi precision floating point, Keith Thompson, 17:04
Re: Histogram of character frequencies, rajash, 17:02
Re: stuck real bad .......HELPPPPPPPP!!!!!!, Jack Klein, 16:56
Re: A question about 13.9 from the c faq., Don Bruder, 16:47
Re: A question about 13.9 from the c faq., Willem, 16:42
Re: A question about 13.9 from the c faq., Chad, 16:40
Re: real time printf-like logging, Yossi Kreinin, 16:38
Re: C Pointers, cr88192, 16:22
Re: A question about 13.9 from the c faq., James Kuyper, 16:20
Re: OT - Re: malloc realloc and pointers, cr88192, 16:11
Re: LDBL_MAX -1.#QNAN0e+000 with MinGW?, Keith Thompson, 16:11
Re: C Pointers, Martien Verbruggen, 16:10
Re: A reasonable project., santosh, 16:07
Re: LDBL_MAX -1.#QNAN0e+000 with MinGW?, Keith Thompson, 16:05
Re: real time printf-like logging, Yossi Kreinin, 16:03
Re: malloc realloc and pointers, cr88192, 16:00
Re: A question about 13.9 from the c faq., Eric Sosman, 15:58
Re: main function, Thad Smith, 15:55
Re: A reasonable project., Eric Sosman, 15:52
Re: real time printf-like logging, Ian Collins, 15:33
Re: A question about 13.9 from the c faq., Don Bruder, 15:32
Re: A reasonable project., Ian Collins, 15:28
Re: A question about 13.9 from the c faq., Thad Smith, 15:25
real time printf-like logging, Yossi Kreinin, 15:24
Re: A reasonable project., Antoninus Twink, 15:21
Re: A reasonable project., Default User, 15:11
A question about 13.9 from the c faq., Chad, 15:06
Stats for comp.lang.c (last 7 days), CLC stats, 15:06
Re: Generalized function for deallocating and setting pointer to NULL, James Kuyper, 14:57
A reasonable project., Robin Kåveland Hansen, 14:45
Re: Histogram of character frequencies, Default User, 14:42
>>>>>Earn $10,000 A Month From Your Bedroom!<<<<<, daina . rony, 14:39
Re: C Pointers, santosh, 14:34
Re: enums ain't no good, Eric Sosman, 14:33
Re: traversing a stack, ravi, 14:32
Re: C Pointers, Tor Rustad, 14:31
Re: real time printf-like logging, jacob navia, 14:31
Re: Generalized function for deallocating and setting pointer to NULL, santosh, 14:30
Re: How To Turn On Your PC In Just 10 Seconds, Mark McIntyre, 14:24
Re: Multi precision floating point, Mark McIntyre, 14:22
Re: enums ain't no good, kar1107@xxxxxxxxx, 14:20
Re: Histogram of character frequencies, Martin Ambuhl, 14:18
Re: Generalized function for deallocating and setting pointer to NULL, Harald van Dĳk, 14:13
Re: Actual type of intmax_t and uintmax_t, Harald van Dĳk, 14:08
Re: Print Extended ASCII in ANSI C, Tor Rustad, 14:01
Re: stuck real bad .......HELPPPPPPPP!!!!!!, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 13:57
Re: Generalized function for deallocating and setting pointer to NULL, santosh, 13:57
Re: Actual type of intmax_t and uintmax_t, Ben Pfaff, 13:56
Re: make & nmake, cl & gcc, Spiro Trikaliotis, 13:54
Re: Generalized function for deallocating and setting pointer to NULL, CBFalconer, 13:30
Re: stuck real bad .......HELPPPPPPPP!!!!!!, santosh, 13:28
Re: Multi precision floating point, jacob navia, 13:23
Re: stuck real bad .......HELPPPPPPPP!!!!!!, santosh, 13:23
Re: Print lines longer than 80 chars, Richard Heathfield, 13:18
Re: Print Extended ASCII in ANSI C, CBFalconer, 13:14
Re: stuck real bad .......HELPPPPPPPP!!!!!!, sashi, 13:11
Re: Multi precision floating point, Harald van Dĳk, 13:10
Re: C Pointers, CBFalconer, 13:03
Re: stuck real bad .......HELPPPPPPPP!!!!!!, santosh, 12:56
[OT] Re: Multi precision floating point, Harald van Dĳk, 12:53
Re: Histogram of character frequencies, santosh, 12:42
Re: How To Turn On Your PC In Just 10 Seconds, CBFalconer, 12:37
Re: Counting blanks, CBFalconer, 12:32
Re: Multi precision floating point, Mark McIntyre, 12:29
stuck real bad .......HELPPPPPPPP!!!!!!, sashi, 12:28
Re: Histogram of character frequencies, Johannes Bauer, 12:25
Re: Print Extended ASCII in ANSI C, Mark McIntyre, 12:22
Histogram of character frequencies, rajash, 12:21
Re: Generalized function for deallocating and setting pointer to NULL, Harald van Dĳk, 12:07
Re: Multi precision floating point, Harald van Dĳk, 12:05
Re: OT - Re: malloc realloc and pointers, CBFalconer, 11:42
Re: Generalized function for deallocating and setting pointer to NULL, CBFalconer, 11:37
Re: How To Turn On Your PC In Just 10 Seconds, vippstar, 11:28
Re: Generalized function for deallocating and setting pointer to NULL, James Kuyper, 11:10
Nokia N95 Hoodies Sunglasses Nokia N93 Nokia N70 Sony memory card Mobile Phones, fashion-sky, 11:09
Re: Multi precision floating point, Richard Harter, 11:04
Re: Generalized function for deallocating and setting pointer to NULL, Flash Gordon, 10:55
Re: Multi precision floating point, santosh, 10:54
Re: Generalized function for deallocating and setting pointer to NULL, santosh, 10:48
Re: Print lines longer than 80 chars, Flash Gordon, 10:45
Re: Global Variables : Where are they stored ?, Richard Harter, 10:43
Re: Generalized function for deallocating and setting pointer to NULL, Joe Wright, 10:42
Re: unpredictable deterministic behaviour again, Barry Schwarz, 10:38
Re: malloc realloc and pointers, santosh, 10:33
Re: Global Variables : Where are they stored ?, Flash Gordon, 10:32
Re: Print lines longer than 80 chars, James Kuyper, 10:30
Re: traversing a stack, Flash Gordon, 10:27
Re: Actual type of intmax_t and uintmax_t, James Kuyper, 10:24
Re: traversing a stack, santosh, 10:21
Re: Multi precision floating point, santosh, 10:20
Re: malloc realloc and pointers, cr88192, 10:18
Re: Global Variables : Where are they stored ?, James Kuyper, 10:16
Re: Print Extended ASCII in ANSI C, Erik Trulsson, 10:08
Re: Print lines longer than 80 chars, Bart, 10:04
traversing a stack, asit, 10:01
Re: Reading a table, CBFalconer, 09:53
Re: Actual type of intmax_t and uintmax_t, Harald van Dĳk, 09:51
Re: Actual type of intmax_t and uintmax_t, vippstar, 09:50
Re: Multi precision floating point, Harald van Dĳk, 09:41
Re: Actual type of intmax_t and uintmax_t, santosh, 09:41
Re: Multi precision floating point, Harald van Dĳk, 09:40
Re: Multi precision floating point, Harald van Dĳk, 09:37
Re: C Pointers, Harald van Dĳk, 09:32
Re: LDBL_MAX -1.#QNAN0e+000 with MinGW?, Flash Gordon, 09:12
Re: Multi precision floating point, Richard Heathfield, 09:12
Re: Print lines longer than 80 chars, Richard Heathfield, 09:07
Re: Print lines longer than 80 chars, Flash Gordon, 09:05
Re: Actual type of intmax_t and uintmax_t, vippstar, 09:02
Re: Multi precision floating point, Flash Gordon, 08:54
Re: Actual type of intmax_t and uintmax_t, Harald van Dĳk, 08:46
Actual type of intmax_t and uintmax_t, santosh, 08:34
Re: Global Variables : Where are they stored ?, Flash Gordon, 08:31
Re: OT - Re: malloc realloc and pointers, cr88192, 08:30
Re: Some newbie casting issues, santosh, 08:28
Re: Multi precision floating point, jacob navia, 08:27
Re: Print lines longer than 80 chars, santosh, 08:15
Re: Global Variables : Where are they stored ?, Flash Gordon, 07:56
Re: LDBL_MAX -1.#QNAN0e+000 with MinGW?, Flash Gordon, 07:50
Re: Multi precision floating point, Richard Heathfield, 07:42
Re: C Pointers, pete, 07:32
Re: Print lines longer than 80 chars, Bart, 07:27
Re: Some newbie casting issues, Richard Heathfield, 07:23
Re: Reading a table, pete, 07:22
Re: Print Extended ASCII in ANSI C, Richard Heathfield, 07:18
Re: Multi precision floating point, Flash Gordon, 07:17
Re: C Pointers, Harald van Dĳk, 07:13
Re: Multi precision floating point, Flash Gordon, 07:10
Re: C Pointers, pete, 07:06
Re: Some newbie casting issues, Simon Gerber, 07:02
Re: LDBL_MAX -1.#QNAN0e+000 with MinGW?, Richard Heathfield, 07:01
Re: Multi precision floating point, James Kuyper, 06:59
Re: Some newbie casting issues, SabaUd, 06:52
Re: Multi precision floating point, Harald van Dĳk, 06:47
Re: Reading a table, James Kuyper, 06:44
Some newbie casting issues, SabaUd, 06:39
Re: LDBL_MAX -1.#QNAN0e+000 with MinGW?, santosh, 06:25
Re: Multi precision floating point, Mark McIntyre, 06:22
Re: C Pointers, vippstar, 06:21
Re: Multi precision floating point, Mark McIntyre, 06:20
Re: Multi precision floating point, Mark McIntyre, 06:18
Re: Multi precision floating point, Mark McIntyre, 06:14
Re: bus error, Mark McIntyre, 06:11
Re: Global Variables : Where are they stored ?, Mark McIntyre, 06:08
Re: Reading a table, pete, 06:08
Re: LDBL_MAX -1.#QNAN0e+000 with MinGW?, jacob navia, 06:07
Re: Multi precision floating point, jacob navia, 06:06
Re: Global Variables : Where are they stored ?, Mark McIntyre, 06:01
comp.lang.c Answers (Abridged) to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ), Steve Summit, 06:00
comp.lang.c FAQ list Table of Contents, Steve Summit, 06:00
Re: Can A Macro Do This?, pete, 05:52
Re: C Pointers, pete, 05:41
Re: Print Extended ASCII in ANSI C, ramif, 05:36
Re: Print Extended ASCII in ANSI C, santosh, 05:25
Re: Print Extended ASCII in ANSI C, ramif, 05:24
Re: Multi precision floating point, Harald van Dĳk, 05:24
Re: Generalized function for deallocating and setting pointer to NULL, Keith Thompson, 05:24
Re: Print Extended ASCII in ANSI C, Richard Heathfield, 05:15
Re: C Pointers, santosh, 05:07
Re: Print Extended ASCII in ANSI C, santosh, 05:05
Re: Generalized function for deallocating and setting pointer to NULL, Harald van Dĳk, 05:02
Re: LDBL_MAX -1.#QNAN0e+000 with MinGW?, jacob navia, 05:01
Re: LDBL_MAX -1.#QNAN0e+000 with MinGW?, jacob navia, 04:59
Print Extended ASCII in ANSI C, ramif, 04:53
Re: C Pointers, aarklon, 04:48
Re: Counting blanks, santosh, 04:07
Re: C Pointers, santosh, 04:04
Re: Memory address and Pointer, santosh, 04:03
Re: Counting blanks, abhiman . max, 03:57
OT - Re: malloc realloc and pointers, santosh, 03:55
Re: How To Turn On Your PC In Just 10 Seconds, Richard Heathfield, 03:32
Re: malloc realloc and pointers, CBFalconer, 03:20
Re: Multi precision floating point, santosh, 03:14
Re: C Pointers, Friedrich Dominicus, 03:07
Re: C Pointers, CBFalconer, 02:50
<< HUNDSOME GAIN WITHOUT INVEST ON NET>>, et, 02:44
Re: malloc realloc and pointers, cr88192, 02:41
Re: Generalized function for deallocating and setting pointer to NULL, CBFalconer, 02:41
Re: Global Variables : Where are they stored ?, Podi, 02:41
Re: Print lines longer than 80 chars, santosh, 02:24
Re: C Pointers, erfan, 02:21
Re: Memory address and Pointer, erfan, 02:12
Re: Global Variables : Where are they stored ?, Podi, 01:39
Hoodies Sunglasses Nokia N93 Nokia N70 Sony memory card Mobile Phones etc, shopbb.com, 01:04
Re: Generalized function for deallocating and setting pointer to NULL, Barry Schwarz, 00:58
Re: main function, Golden California Girls, 00:27
Re: What is the proper Syntax for this Pointer?, Barry Schwarz, 00:15
Re: Counting blanks, Jack Klein, 00:11
Re: 25 MOST FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT ISLAM, Jack Klein, 00:08
Re: Generalized function for deallocating and setting pointer to NULL, Barry Schwarz, 00:05

November 30, 2007

Re: conditional compile..., Jack Klein, 23:59
Re: LDBL_MAX -1.#QNAN0e+000 with MinGW?, Jack Klein, 23:47
Re: How To Turn On Your PC In Just 10 Seconds, honey, 23:30
Re: LDBL_MAX -1.#QNAN0e+000 with MinGW?, Keith Thompson, 22:44
Re: enums ain't no good, Keith Thompson, 22:16
Re: Reading a table, Keith Thompson, 22:13
Re: operators similar to functions?, Gordon Burditt, 22:06
Re: Multi precision floating point, Keith Thompson, 21:44
Re: C Pointers, Ian Collins, 21:44
C Pointers, pateldm15, 21:30
How To Turn On Your PC In Just 10 Seconds, John Napzter, 21:27
Re: Multi precision floating point, Keith Thompson, 21:22
Re: Multi precision floating point, Keith Thompson, 21:20
Re: Print lines longer than 80 chars, CBFalconer, 20:37
Re: Print lines longer than 80 chars, Ian Collins, 20:30
Re: partial initialized array, Barry Schwarz, 20:25
Re: Multi precision floating point, user923005, 19:52
Re: enums ain't no good, kar1107@xxxxxxxxx, 19:40
Re: Reading a table, Bill Reid, 19:26
Print lines longer than 80 chars, rajash, 19:07
Re: Multi precision floating point, jacob navia, 18:57
Re: Multi precision floating point, jacob navia, 18:55
Re: bus error, Richard Tobin, 18:55
Re: TypeDef array of size 1, Tor Rustad, 18:54
Re: Multi precision floating point, jacob navia, 18:54
Re: enums ain't no good, CBFalconer, 18:53
Re: 25 MOST FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT ISLAM, Kenny McCormack, 18:53
Re: Multi precision floating point, jacob navia, 18:52
Re: Reading a table, CBFalconer, 18:52
Re: Multi precision floating point, jacob navia, 18:49
Re: Question about variable scope conflict, Dave Hansen, 18:35
Re: Multi precision floating point, Flash Gordon, 18:34
Re: conditional compile..., pete, 18:26
Re: Counting blanks, CBFalconer, 18:24
Re: Multi precision floating point, Marco Manfredini, 18:19
Re: Reading a table, pete, 18:14
Re: bus error, CBFalconer, 18:13
Re: Multi precision floating point, Harald van Dĳk, 18:07
Re: Question about variable scope conflict, CBFalconer, 18:06
Re: Multi precision floating point, CBFalconer, 18:00
Re: Multi precision floating point, CBFalconer, 17:59
Re: Reading a table, CBFalconer, 17:54
Re: Multi precision floating point, Ian Collins, 17:51
Re: Very interesting GC discussion, CBFalconer, 17:50