comp.lang.c (date)
March 31, 2008
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Ben Bacarisse, 17:48
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Bartc, 17:24
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Richard, 17:12
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Ben Bacarisse, 17:12
- Re: Experiences using "register", Eric Sosman, 17:07
- Re: why do the following crash, Default User, 16:59
- Re: Experiences using "register", Flash Gordon, 16:56
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Andrey Tarasevich, 16:44
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Andrey Tarasevich, 16:29
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Richard, 16:27
- Re: why do the following crash, Morris Dovey, 16:14
- Re: why do the following crash, Richard Heathfield, 16:11
- Re: why do the following crash, Morris Dovey, 16:10
- Re: why do the following crash, Richard, 16:06
- Re: why do the following crash, Morris Dovey, 16:00
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, lawrence . jones, 15:58
- Re: Word alignment - Why doesn't this crash?, Andrey Tarasevich, 15:53
- Re: Fedup with SPAM, Serve L, 15:51
- Re: why do the following crash, Serve L, 15:49
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Ioannis Vranos, 15:46
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Richard, 15:44
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Willem, 15:30
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Richard Tobin, 15:29
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Andrey Tarasevich, 15:28
- Re: we need some data on line, Richard Tobin, 15:27
- Re: Experiences using "register", Herbert Rosenau, 15:22
- Re: why do the following crash, Richard, 15:22
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Richard, 15:21
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Richard, 15:20
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Richard Tobin, 15:17
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Andrey Tarasevich, 15:06
- Re: why do the following crash, Willem, 15:03
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Andrey Tarasevich, 15:01
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Flash Gordon, 14:59
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Willem, 14:59
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Andrey Tarasevich, 14:57
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Willem, 14:56
- Re: why do the following crash, Ed Prochak, 14:55
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Richard, 14:54
- Re: case labels, Richard, 14:52
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Andrey Tarasevich, 14:52
- Re: User defined stack for threads in Linux 2.6.11 + glibc 2.3.5, Flash Gordon, 14:47
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Richard, 14:47
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Eric Sosman, 14:43
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Dave Hansen, 14:27
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Andrey Tarasevich, 14:20
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Ben Bacarisse, 14:19
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Bartc, 13:45
- Re: Fedup with SPAM, Default User, 12:56
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Richard, 12:55
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Bartc, 12:51
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, lawrence . jones, 12:39
- Re: why do the following crash, Philip Potter, 12:38
- Re: strcat strncat and strlen, santosh, 12:37
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, lawrence . jones, 12:34
- Re: strcat strncat and strlen, santosh, 12:33
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Richard, 12:28
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, bert, 12:20
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, lawrence . jones, 12:14
- Re: why do the following crash, Bartc, 12:03
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Martin, 11:30
- Re: we need some data on line, Bartc, 11:29
- Re: why do the following crash, Kenny McCormack, 11:22
- Re: why do the following crash, Willem, 11:06
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- Re: why do the following crash, Noob, 10:20
- Re: why do the following crash, Morris Dovey, 10:13
- Re: why do the following crash, Richard, 10:10
- Re: why do the following crash, Ed Prochak, 10:05
- Re: why do the following crash, Richard, 09:56
- Re: why do the following crash, Philip Potter, 09:39
- Re: how is the do loop in the switch code, Eric Sosman, 09:33
- why do the following crash, parag_paul@xxxxxxxxxxx, 09:32
- how is the do loop in the switch code, parag_paul@xxxxxxxxxxx, 09:17
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- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, pete, 08:14
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Hallvard B Furuseth, 07:52
- Re: we need some data on line, Richard Heathfield, 07:45
- Re: strcat strncat and strlen, vippstar, 07:43
- Re: Word alignment - Why doesn't this crash?, Philip Potter, 07:34
- Re: strcat strncat and strlen, Bill Cunningham, 07:33
- Re: Fedup with SPAM, Richard Heathfield, 07:33
- Re: we need some data on line, Bartc, 07:31
- Re: we need some data on line, Richard Heathfield, 07:29
- Re: Backtrace function, Dik T. Winter, 07:24
- Fedup with SPAM, dk, 07:05
- Re: How do linkers work?, Dik T. Winter, 07:04
- Re: [ot]Re: printf and cout, Philip Potter, 06:49
- Word alignment - Why doesn't this crash?, ollemblomgren, 06:46
- Re: case labels, Richard Bos, 06:20
- we need some data on line, parag_paul@xxxxxxxxxxx, 06:17
- Re: strcat strncat and strlen, Bartc, 06:05
- Re: Strange bit shifting result with gcc - am I missing something obvious?, Bartc, 05:47
- Re: A plea for sanity!, C. Gordon Liddy, 05:44
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Barry Schwarz, 05:22
- Re: creating a testfile for catv, Barry Schwarz, 05:22
- Re: case labels, Chris Dollin, 05:04
- Re: A plea for sanity!, Tony Giles, 03:52
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Richard Heathfield, 03:23
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Richard Heathfield, 03:22
- Festivals in Tibet, magicalnepal, 03:07
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Keith Thompson, 03:02
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, pete, 02:30
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Gerry Ford, 02:26
- User defined stack for threads in Linux 2.6.11 + glibc 2.3.5, mysterious . ashish, 01:50
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Richard Heathfield, 01:40
- Re: Reentrant functions and memory allocation, Gordon Burditt, 01:27
- Petting girl with huge socks, izurewakaru, 01:22
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- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, pete, 01:21
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Richard Heathfield, 01:11
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Keith Thompson, 00:59
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, pete, 00:57
- Re: legality of signature changes of callback functions, David Thompson, 00:27
- Re: bunch of pedants, David Thompson, 00:27
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, David Thompson, 00:27
- Re: The stack and longjmp/setjmp, David Thompson, 00:27
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, C. Gordon Liddy, 00:26
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Richard Heathfield, 00:11
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, pete, 00:06
March 30, 2008
- Re: || putchar(ch == '\177' ? '?' : ch | 0100) == EOF), C. Gordon Liddy, 23:59
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, pete, 23:37
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Richard Heathfield, 23:10
- Re: writing to pipe, C. Gordon Liddy, 23:04
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Douglas A. Gwyn, 23:00
- Re: A plea for sanity!, C. Gordon Liddy, 22:49
- Re: writing to pipe, Morris Dovey, 22:46
- Re: Strange bit shifting result with gcc - am I missing something obvious?, Gordon Burditt, 22:45
- Re: Doubts about pointers, Richard Heathfield, 22:43
- Re: Strange bit shifting result with gcc - am I missing something obvious?, Gordon Burditt, 22:38
- Re: strcat strncat and strlen, Gordon Burditt, 22:28
- Re: Reentrant functions and memory allocation, CBFalconer, 22:24
- Re: strcat strncat and strlen, Richard, 22:22
- Re: Reentrant functions and memory allocation, CBFalconer, 22:21
- Re: Doubts about pointers, ymuntyan, 22:13
- Re: Backtrace function, CBFalconer, 22:11
- Re: [ot]Re: printf and cout, pete, 22:09
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, CBFalconer, 22:04
- Re: interesting examples to learn C., CBFalconer, 22:01
- Re: strcat strncat and strlen, pete, 21:57
- Re: Doubts about pointers, Richard Heathfield, 21:43
- Re: interesting examples to learn C., Richard Heathfield, 21:40
- Re: strcat strncat and strlen, santosh, 21:32
- Re: creating a testfile for catv, C. Gordon Liddy, 21:19
- Re: || putchar(ch == '\177' ? '?' : ch | 0100) == EOF), Barry Schwarz, 21:12
- Re: strcat strncat and strlen, Bill Cunningham, 20:59
- Re: Doubts about pointers, ymuntyan, 20:49
- Re: strcat strncat and strlen, santosh, 20:47
- strcat strncat and strlen, Bill Cunningham, 20:38
- Re: creating a testfile for catv, C. Gordon Liddy, 20:21
- Re: creating a testfile for catv, C. Gordon Liddy, 20:20
- Re: interesting examples to learn C., Mike, 20:18
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Richard Heathfield, 19:45
- Re: Strange bit shifting result with gcc - am I missing something obvious?, lawrence . jones, 19:39
- Re: Strange bit shifting result with gcc - am I missing something obvious?, lawrence . jones, 19:37
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Andrey Tarasevich, 19:28
- Re: creating a testfile for catv, Richard Heathfield, 19:27
- Re: sizeof(x), Kaz Kylheku, 19:17
- Re: creating a testfile for catv, Gerry Ford, 18:52
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Richard Heathfield, 18:38
- Re: Strange bit shifting result with gcc - am I missing something obvious?, lawrence . jones, 17:56
- Re: Reentrant functions and memory allocation, lawrence . jones, 17:54
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, lawrence . jones, 17:43
- Re: Strange bit shifting result with gcc - am I missing something obvious?, jacob navia, 17:40
- Re: Backtrace function, Richard Heathfield, 17:31
- Re: sizeof(x), Keith Thompson, 17:30
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, Richard Heathfield, 17:28
- Re: Reentrant functions and memory allocation, fmassei, 17:23
- Re: sizeof(x), Ioannis Vranos, 17:22
- Re: sizeof(x), Eric Sosman, 17:21
- Re: Strange bit shifting result with gcc - am I missing something obvious?, Bartc, 17:20
- Re: Strange bit shifting result with gcc - am I missing something obvious?, Keith Thompson, 17:20
- Re: Strange bit shifting result with gcc - am I missing something obvious?, Eric Sosman, 17:18
- Re: creating a testfile for catv, Keith Thompson, 17:14
- Re: Reentrant functions and memory allocation, Eric Sosman, 17:12
- Re: Strange bit shifting result with gcc - am I missing something obvious?, Boltar, 16:50
- Re: Strange bit shifting result with gcc - am I missing something obvious?, jacob navia, 16:37
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Kenny McCormack, 16:34
- Re: sizeof(x), Harald van Dijk, 16:15
- Re: sizeof(x), Harald van Dijk, 16:13
- Re: sizeof(x), Ioannis Vranos, 16:11
- Re: Public Access Compilers, Dr. Dimitris Zois, 16:11
- Re: sizeof(x), Ian Collins, 16:10
- Re: Experiences using "register", Willem, 16:08
- Re: sizeof(x), Ioannis Vranos, 16:08
- Re: sizeof(x), Ioannis Vranos, 16:07
- milking boobs, izurewakaru, 16:06
- Re: sizeof(x), Harald van Dijk, 16:04
- sizeof(x), Ioannis Vranos, 15:50
- Strange bit shifting result with gcc - am I missing something obvious?, Boltar, 15:48
- Re: Reentrant functions and memory allocation, fmassei, 15:45
- Re: Reentrant functions and memory allocation, Morris Dovey, 15:27
- Re: Reentrant functions and memory allocation, fmassei, 15:20
- Re: creating a testfile for catv, santosh, 15:00
- Re: Reentrant functions and memory allocation, santosh, 14:50
- Re: Reentrant functions and memory allocation, Richard, 14:47
- Re: Reentrant functions and memory allocation, Morris Dovey, 14:47
- Re: creating a testfile for catv, Martin Golding, 14:46
- Re: Reentrant functions and memory allocation, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 14:32
- Re: Experiences using "register", Richard, 14:14
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Richard, 14:11
- Re: Experiences using "register", Willem, 14:09
- Re: Experiences using "register", Willem, 14:05
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, bert, 14:02
- Re: Experiences using "register", Richard, 14:02
- Re: Backtrace function, jacob navia, 13:54
- Re: Experiences using "register", Ioannis Vranos, 13:50
- Re: Experiences using "register", Willem, 13:28
- Re: Experiences using "register", Ioannis Vranos, 13:24
- Re: Experiences using "register", Willem, 13:16
- Re: Experiences using "register", santosh, 13:13
- Re: Experiences using "register", Willem, 13:02
- Re: Backtrace function, Kelsey Bjarnason, 12:59
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Andrey Tarasevich, 12:48
- Re: Reentrant functions and memory allocation, CBFalconer, 12:35
- Re: Experiences using "register", Ioannis Vranos, 12:17
- Re: Reentrant functions and memory allocation, Willem, 12:10
- Re: Backtrace function, CBFalconer, 12:07
- Re: Experiences using "register", Willem, 12:05
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, CBFalconer, 12:02
- Re: Reentrant functions and memory allocation, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 11:59
- Re: Reentrant functions and memory allocation, fmassei, 11:59
- Re: Experiences using "register", Willem, 11:58
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Philip Potter, 11:55
- Re: Experiences using "register", santosh, 11:54
- Re: Experiences using "register", santosh, 11:49
- Re: Reentrant functions and memory allocation, Richard, 11:48
- Re: Experiences using "register", Ioannis Vranos, 11:42
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, Richard Heathfield, 11:40
- Re: Backtrace function, Richard Heathfield, 11:35
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Richard Heathfield, 11:33
- Re: Experiences using "register", Richard, 11:33
- Re: Experiences using "register", santosh, 11:29
- Re: Experiences using "register", Ioannis Vranos, 11:25
- Re: Experiences using "register", Ioannis Vranos, 11:22
- Re: Experiences using "register", Ioannis Vranos, 11:21
- Re: Reentrant functions and memory allocation, Willem, 11:20
- Re: Experiences using "register", Willem, 11:17
- Re: Experiences using "register", Willem, 11:16
- Re: Experiences using "register", Richard, 11:12
- Re: Experiences using "register", Harald van Dijk, 11:08
- stockings, izurewakaru, 11:07
- Re: Experiences using "register", Ioannis Vranos, 11:01
- Re: Experiences using "register", Harald van Dijk, 10:59
- Re: Experiences using "register", Ioannis Vranos, 10:59
- Re: Experiences using "register", Ioannis Vranos, 10:57
- Re: Reentrant functions and memory allocation, Richard, 10:56
- Re: Experiences using "register", Richard, 10:55
- Re: Experiences using "register", Ioannis Vranos, 10:51
- Re: Reentrant functions and memory allocation, Eric Sosman, 10:51
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, Harald van Dijk, 10:45
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Bartc, 10:39
- Re: Reentrant functions and memory allocation, Morris Dovey, 10:37
- Re: Reentrant functions and memory allocation, fmassei, 10:14
- Re: Reentrant functions and memory allocation, CBFalconer, 10:11
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Philip Potter, 10:02
- Re: creating a testfile for catv, santosh, 10:01
- Re: Backtrace function, CBFalconer, 10:00
- Re: Reentrant functions and memory allocation, Eric Sosman, 09:57
- Re: Reentrant functions and memory allocation, santosh, 09:56
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, CBFalconer, 09:56
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Rahul, 09:52
- Re: case labels, CBFalconer, 09:51
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Ben Bacarisse, 09:42
- Re: Reentrant functions and memory allocation, Flash Gordon, 09:08
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Flash Gordon, 09:04
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- Re: Experiences using "register", Willem, 08:55
- Re: Experiences using "register", Ioannis Vranos, 08:46
- Reentrant functions and memory allocation, fmassei, 08:45
- Re: parsing tree help, Bartc, 08:29
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Richard Heathfield, 08:19
- Re: ?: as an lvalue, Kenny McCormack, 08:01
- Re: Experiences using "register", Richard, 07:40
- Re: Experiences using "register", Willem, 07:31
- Re: Experiences using "register", Ioannis Vranos, 07:30
- Re: Experiences using "register", Richard, 07:10
- ?: as an lvalue, Rahul, 07:05
- Re: Experiences using "register", Ioannis Vranos, 07:02
- Festivals in Bhutan, magicalnepal, 06:36
- Re: case labels, Bartc, 06:25
- lactation, izurewakaru, 05:53
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Andrew Haley, 05:34
- Re: case labels, Flash Gordon, 05:31
- creating a testfile for catv, c gordon liddy, 05:22
- Re: parsing tree help, Malcolm McLean, 05:10
- Re: restrict keyword questions, Andrey Tarasevich, 04:31
- Re: Backtrace function, Richard Heathfield, 03:49
- Re: Doubts about pointers, Richard Heathfield, 03:46
- Re: Doubts about pointers, Richard Heathfield, 03:36
- Re: Experiences using "register", Willem, 03:33
- Re: Doubts about pointers, Richard Heathfield, 03:30
- Re: [OT] Re: case labels, Harald van Dijk, 02:04
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, Harald van Dijk, 01:55
- Re: || putchar(ch == '\177' ? '?' : ch | 0100) == EOF), c gordon liddy, 01:36
- Re: Doubts about pointers, Anand Hariharan, 01:10
- Re: Backtrace function, CBFalconer, 01:09
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, CBFalconer, 00:56
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, CBFalconer, 00:55
- Re: case labels, CBFalconer, 00:40
- Re: [OT] Re: case labels, CBFalconer, 00:32
- Re: Doubts about pointers, CBFalconer, 00:13
- Re: Doubts about pointers, CBFalconer, 00:08
March 29, 2008
- Re: Backtrace function, Keith Thompson, 23:53
- Re: Experiences using "register", CBFalconer, 23:53
- Re: Doubts about pointers, Morris Dovey, 22:48
- parsing tree help, uche, 22:40
- Re: Doubts about pointers, santosh, 22:29
- Re: array index and pointer, which is faster? - TPA, pete, 22:28
- Re: Doubts about pointers, santosh, 22:21
- Re: Doubts about pointers, santosh, 21:33
- Re: Doubts about pointers, Morris Dovey, 21:24
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, santosh, 21:11
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, Richard, 21:02
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 20:57
- Re: Doubts about pointers, Chris McDonald, 20:54
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, pete, 20:51
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, Ian Collins, 20:45
- Re: Doubts about pointers, Richard Heathfield, 20:42
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 20:40
- Re: Doubts about pointers, Richard Heathfield, 20:36
- Re: Doubts about pointers, Chris McDonald, 20:29
- Re: Doubts about pointers, ymuntyan, 20:21
- Re: || putchar(ch == '\177' ? '?' : ch | 0100) == EOF), c gordon liddy, 20:15
- Re: polymorphic structs with "methods", Stephen Sprunk, 20:15
- Re: Doubts about pointers, Richard Heathfield, 20:12
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, Ian Collins, 19:53
- Re: Doubts about pointers, Chris McDonald, 19:52
- Re: Doubts about pointers, Richard Heathfield, 19:52
- Re: Doubts about pointers, ymuntyan, 19:29
- Re: Doubts about pointers, Richard Heathfield, 19:19
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, Stephen Sprunk, 19:14
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, Stephen Sprunk, 19:02
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 19:01
- Re: Experiences using "register", Ioannis Vranos, 18:40
- Re: Doubts about pointers, Anand Hariharan, 18:37
- Re: Doubts about pointers, Richard Heathfield, 18:20
- Re: Doubts about pointers, Anand Hariharan, 17:52
- Re: case labels, Richard Tobin, 17:52
- Re: Doubts about pointers, jacob navia, 17:52
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, Ben Bacarisse, 17:50
- Re: Experiences using "register", Richard Tobin, 17:48
- Re: case labels, Ben Pfaff, 17:28
- Re: case labels, Bartc, 17:27
- Re: case labels, Bartc, 17:27
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, Gordon Burditt, 17:15
- Re: case labels, lawrence . jones, 17:13
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, lawrence . jones, 17:10
- Re: Experiences using "register", Ioannis Vranos, 17:10
- Re: Doubts about pointers, Richard Heathfield, 17:08
- Re: Experiences using "register", Ioannis Vranos, 17:06
- Re: Experiences using "register", Keith Thompson, 16:52
- Re: Doubts about pointers, Anand Hariharan, 16:39
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, Willem, 16:35
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, Ioannis Vranos, 16:16
- Re: Backtrace function, Philip Potter, 16:10
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, Herbert Rosenau, 16:10
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, Herbert Rosenau, 16:10
- Re: case labels, Ben Pfaff, 16:08
- Stats for comp.lang.c (last 7 days), CLC stats, 16:06
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Richard, 16:01
- Re: Dynamic (as in Reflective) Programming in C?, Ian Collins, 15:57
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Antoninus Twink, 15:56
- Re: Experiences using "register", Ioannis Vranos, 15:35
- Re: Experiences using "register", Richard, 15:31
- Re: Experiences using "register", Ioannis Vranos, 15:28
- Re: Experiences using "register", Willem, 15:12
- Re: Experiences using "register", Ioannis Vranos, 15:06
- Re: Experiences using "register", Willem, 14:59
- Re: Backtrace function, Philip Potter, 14:56
- hello friends new way for u, rosha, 14:45
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Default User, 14:44
- Re: Experiences using "register", Ioannis Vranos, 14:39
- Re: Experiences using "register", Willem, 14:33
- Re: Experiences using "register", Ioannis Vranos, 14:24
- Re: Experiences using "register", Ioannis Vranos, 14:18
- Re: Experiences using "register", Richard, 14:16
- Re: case labels, jacob navia, 14:16
- Re: Experiences using "register", Ioannis Vranos, 14:15
- Re: case labels, Richard Tobin, 14:13
- Re: Experiences using "register", Ioannis Vranos, 14:12
- Re: Experiences using "register", santosh, 14:12
- Re: Experiences using "register", Richard, 14:11
- Re: Experiences using "register", Ioannis Vranos, 14:10
- Re: Experiences using "register", Willem, 14:07
- Re: Experiences using "register", Walter Roberson, 14:05
- Re: Experiences using "register", Richard, 14:00
- Re: Experiences using "register", Ioannis Vranos, 13:57
- Re: Experiences using "register", Willem, 13:50
- Re: Experiences using "register", Ioannis Vranos, 13:48
- Re: Backtrace function, Kaz Kylheku, 13:46
- Re: case labels, Eric Sosman, 13:44
- Re: Experiences using "register", Ioannis Vranos, 13:44
- Re: Inline initialization of a struct containing a string array, Antti Karanta, 13:33
- Re: Inline initialization of a struct containing a string array, Antti Karanta, 13:32
- Re: Backtrace function, Kaz Kylheku, 13:32
- [OT] Re: case labels, Harald van Dijk, 13:26
- Re: Backtrace function, Richard Heathfield, 13:22
- Re: Experiences using "register", Kenny McCormack, 13:19
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, Harald van Dijk, 13:18
- Re: case labels, Flash Gordon, 13:16
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, Richard Heathfield, 13:13
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, santosh, 13:06
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Antoninus Twink, 12:15
- Re: How do linkers work?, Antoninus Twink, 12:12
- Re: How do linkers work?, Antoninus Twink, 12:11
- Re: Doubts about pointers, santosh, 12:07
- Re: polymorphic structs with "methods", Antoninus Twink, 12:07
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, Richard, 12:04
- Re: Macro to indicate directories in filenames, Antoninus Twink, 12:04
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 12:00
- Re: Backtrace function, CBFalconer, 11:38
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, CBFalconer, 11:27
- Re: Doubts about pointers, Richard Heathfield, 11:27
- Re: case labels, CBFalconer, 11:22
- Re: Doubts about pointers, santosh, 11:16
- Re: Doubts about pointers, CBFalconer, 11:13
- Re: [ot]Re: printf and cout, Richard, 11:09
- Re: Doubts about pointers, Richard Heathfield, 11:08
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, Richard, 11:06
- Re: Doubts about pointers, santosh, 10:58
- Re: [ot]Re: printf and cout, Richard Heathfield, 10:31
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 10:08
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 09:59
- [ot]Re: printf and cout, pete, 09:52
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, Richard, 09:44
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, Richard, 09:39
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, Morris Dovey, 09:33
- Re: Dynamic (as in Reflective) Programming in C?, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 09:31
- Re: case labels, Bartc, 09:27
- Re: case labels, Flash Gordon, 09:21
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 09:18
- Re: simple PRNG?, Richard, 09:09
- Re: Dynamic (as in Reflective) Programming in C?, Eric Sosman, 09:07
- Re: case labels, Bartc, 09:03
- Re: Doubts about pointers, Richard Heathfield, 09:01
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Kenny McCormack, 08:57
- Re: case labels, Eric Sosman, 08:57
- Re: Doubts about pointers, santosh, 08:51
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Richard Heathfield, 08:50
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Jeff P. Bailey, 08:24
- Re: Doubts about pointers, Nick Keighley, 08:24
- Re: printf and cout, Kenny McCormack, 08:01
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, Harald van Dijk, 07:57
- Re: How do linkers work?, Bartc, 07:38
- Re: Backtrace function, Philip Potter, 07:38
- Re: Backtrace function, Philip Potter, 07:33
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, Philip Potter, 07:25
- Re: A Problem with Batch Compiling using Makefile, James Kanze, 07:13
- Re: simple PRNG?, Richard Tobin, 07:12
- Re: printf and cout, Philip Potter, 07:09
- Re: Padding bits and char, unsigned char, signed char, Ben Bacarisse, 06:55
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Kenny McCormack, 06:37
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Richard Heathfield, 06:34
- Re: Dynamic (as in Reflective) Programming in C?, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 06:33
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 06:28
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 06:28
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Jeff P. Bailey, 05:50
- Re: Backtrace function, Richard Heathfield, 05:16
- Re: Backtrace function, Richard Heathfield, 05:14
- Re: Backtrace function, Flash Gordon, 04:50
- Re: Backtrace function, Flash Gordon, 04:44
- Re: case labels, Flash Gordon, 04:22
- Re: How do linkers work?, Herbert Rosenau, 04:14
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, Flash Gordon, 04:10
- Re: A Problem with Batch Compiling using Makefile, Jim Langston, 03:55
- Re: A Problem with Batch Compiling using Makefile, Z.L., 03:46
- Re: case labels, Harald van Dijk, 03:15
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, Harald van Dijk, 03:05
- Re: case labels, Peter Nilsson, 02:49
- Re: case labels, Harald van Dijk, 02:43
- Re: Dynamic (as in Reflective) Programming in C?, Edoules, 02:32
- Re: A Problem with Batch Compiling using Makefile, Tim H, 02:30
- Re: case labels, James Dow Allen, 02:29
- Re: valid static-initializer list values..., Chris Thomasson, 02:28
- A Problem with Batch Compiling using Makefile, Z.L., 02:24
- Re: valid static-initializer list values..., Chris Thomasson, 02:22
- Re: simple PRNG?, pete, 02:13
- Re: valid static-initializer list values..., Chris Thomasson, 02:06
- Re: bitwise operators, pete, 01:57
- Re: What's the server address of the comp.lang.c newsgroup? - TPA, Richard, 01:35
- Re: bitwise operators, pete, 01:29
- Re: case labels, ozbear, 01:21
- Re: order of array subscripts, pete, 01:10
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, santosh, 00:50
- Re: Backtrace function, Kaz Kylheku, 00:41
- Re: Backtrace function, Kaz Kylheku, 00:39
- Re: even or odd, pete, 00:18
- Re: Backtrace function, CBFalconer, 00:06
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, CBFalconer, 00:00
- Re: best way to manage the headers.., santosh, 00:00
March 28, 2008
- Re: Clearing Padding in Structure, pete, 23:45
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, Peter Nilsson, 23:43
- Re: Padding bits and char, unsigned char, signed char, Keith Thompson, 23:35
- Re: sizeof a relative pointer in a struct, pete, 23:31
- Re: best way to manage the headers.., broli, 23:22
- Re: case labels, Keith Thompson, 23:15
- Re: How does printf() works, pete, 23:05
- Re: simple PRNG?, Keith Thompson, 23:02
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, Keith Thompson, 22:56
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 22:48
- Re: Strings and arrays, Thad Smith, 22:42
- Re: printf and cout, pete, 22:40
- Re: simple PRNG?, Walter Roberson, 22:34
- [ot]Re: How do linkers work?, pete, 22:13
- Re: case labels, Bartc, 22:12
- Re: bitwise operators, Peter Nilsson, 22:03
- Re: simple PRNG?, pete, 21:54
- Re: bitwise operators, Keith Thompson, 21:46
- Re: case labels, Keith Thompson, 21:43
- Re: void * vs. T *, Ark Khasin, 21:41
- Re: restrict keyword questions, Tim Prince, 21:37
- Re: best way to manage the headers.., Thad Smith, 21:32
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, pete, 21:27
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, pete, 21:25
- restrict keyword questions, copx, 21:24
- Re: Public Access Compilers, santosh, 21:22
- Re: Backtrace function, Richard Heathfield, 21:18
- Re: case labels, lawrence . jones, 21:17
- Re: Macro to indicate directories in filenames, Keith Thompson, 21:16
- Re: Variable-sized lines of text in linked list, Dann Corbit, 21:12
- Re: Public Access Compilers, CBFalconer, 21:04
- Re: case labels, Keith Thompson, 21:02
- Re: Backtrace function, CBFalconer, 20:59
- Re: case labels, CBFalconer, 20:47
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, CBFalconer, 20:39
- Re: bitwise operators, CBFalconer, 20:32
- Re: Macro to indicate directories in filenames, Joe Wright, 20:29
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, CBFalconer, 20:29
- Re: polymorphic structs with "methods", CBFalconer, 20:24
- Re: simple PRNG?, CBFalconer, 20:21
- Re: case labels, Bartc, 20:04
- Re: Function pointer tables, Ben Pfaff, 19:58
- Re: Public Access Compilers, Mark McIntyre, 19:47
- Re: Macro to indicate directories in filenames, Eric Sosman, 19:47
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, Morris Dovey, 19:45
- Re: Macro to indicate directories in filenames, Mark McIntyre, 19:43
- Re: Variable-sized lines of text in linked list, pete, 19:41
- Re: Macro to indicate directories in filenames, raphfrk, 19:39
- Re: A plea for sanity!, Mark McIntyre, 19:36
- Re: Backtrace function, jacob navia, 19:32
- Re: bitwise operators, pete, 19:31
- Re: Backtrace function, Richard Heathfield, 19:30
- Re: Backtrace function, jacob navia, 19:24
- Re: case labels, christian.bau, 19:24
- Re: Backtrace function, jacob navia, 19:16
- Re: Any Method to Determine Endianness at Compile Time ?, pete, 19:11
- Re: Backtrace function, Ian Collins, 19:10
- Re: Backtrace function, Richard Heathfield, 19:05
- Re: Strings and arrays, Ben Bacarisse, 18:59
- Re: Macro to indicate directories in filenames, Richard Heathfield, 18:59
- Re: How do linkers work?, Richard Heathfield, 18:56
- Re: simple PRNG?, pete, 18:56
- Re: Union trouble, Bartc, 18:54
- Re: Backtrace function, jacob navia, 18:49
- Re: Macro to indicate directories in filenames, Ian Collins, 18:48
- Re: Backtrace function, Ian Collins, 18:46
- Re: Padding bits and char, unsigned char, signed char, Ben Bacarisse, 18:46
- Re: Function pointer tables, pete, 18:45
- Re: case labels, Ian Collins, 18:41
- Re: Backtrace function, jacob navia, 18:40
- Re: Backtrace function, Richard Heathfield, 18:31
- Re: case labels, Ben Pfaff, 18:29
- Macro to indicate directories in filenames, raphfrk, 18:23
- Re: Public Access Compilers, jacob navia, 18:22
- Re: case labels, jacob navia, 18:20
- Public Access Compilers, topherwheeler, 18:20
- Re: Padding bits and char, unsigned char, signed char, pete, 18:16
- Re: Backtrace function, Flash Gordon, 18:13
- Re: How do linkers work?, jacob navia, 18:06
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, pete, 18:02
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, pete, 17:58
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, Harald van Dijk, 17:56
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, pete, 17:54
- Re: Padding bits and char, unsigned char, signed char, Harald van Dijk, 17:47
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Paul Hsieh, 17:47
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, pete, 17:44
- Re: Backtrace function, jacob navia, 17:39
- Re: How do linkers work?, Richard Heathfield, 17:34
- Re: Backtrace function, Kaz Kylheku, 17:29
- Re: Backtrace function, Kaz Kylheku, 17:28
- Re: Strings and arrays, CBFalconer, 17:10
- Re: Padding bits and char, unsigned char, signed char, CBFalconer, 17:01
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, CBFalconer, 16:59
- Re: How do linkers work?, jacob navia, 16:57
- Re: How do linkers work?, Kenny McCormack, 16:51
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, CBFalconer, 16:43
- Re: void * vs. T *, CBFalconer, 16:37
- Re: simple PRNG?, pete, 16:35
- Re: How do linkers work?, Antoninus Twink, 16:34
- Re: case labels, lawrence . jones, 16:19
- Re: How do linkers work?, Herbert Rosenau, 16:18
- Re: How do linkers work?, Herbert Rosenau, 16:18
- Mature Woman's Pleasure, izurewakaru, 16:18
- Re: Function pointer tables, user923005, 16:14
- Re: void * vs. T *, lawrence . jones, 16:07
- Re: Function pointer tables, pete, 16:00
- Re: Strings and arrays, Jim, 15:50
- [ot]Re: cherfils, pete, 15:48
- Re: Backtrace function, Keith Thompson, 15:47
- Re: Enum type check in function call, Ian Collins, 15:37
- Re: Backtrace function, Richard Heathfield, 15:36
- Re: void * vs. T *, Antoninus Twink, 15:15
- Re: Backtrace function, dj3vande, 15:11
- Re: What's the server address of the comp.lang.c newsgroup? - TPA, Antoninus Twink, 15:11
- Backtrace function, sophia, 15:04
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, jxh, 14:59
- Re: error handlling in C, Flash Gordon, 14:57
- Re: void * vs. T *, Richard Heathfield, 14:55
- Re: printf and cout, Richard Heathfield, 14:51
- Re: case labels, jacob navia, 14:36
- Re: printf and cout, Keith Thompson, 14:33
- Re: case labels, Bartc, 14:15
- Re: What's the server address of the comp.lang.c newsgroup? - TPA, Kenny McCormack, 14:10
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Kenny McCormack, 14:09
- Re: printf and cout, jacob navia, 14:00
- Re: printf and cout, Ben Bacarisse, 14:00
- Re: case labels, Richard Tobin, 13:57
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 13:54
- Re: printf and cout, Kenneth Brody, 13:53
- Re: Strings and arrays, Ben Bacarisse, 13:50
- Re: case labels, aarklon, 13:48
- Re: even or odd, Kenneth Brody, 13:45
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Antoninus Twink, 13:40
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, Ben Bacarisse, 13:37
- Re: What's the server address of the comp.lang.c newsgroup? - TPA, Default User, 13:37
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Antoninus Twink, 13:35
- Re: printf and cout, Keith Thompson, 13:35
- Re: case labels, lawrence . jones, 13:31
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, Richard, 13:16
- Re: Strings and arrays, Jim, 13:13
- Re: Strings and arrays, fred . l . kleinschmidt, 13:09
- Re: best way to manage the headers.., Kaz Kylheku, 13:06
- Re: Strings and arrays, Jim, 13:06
- Re: case labels, CBFalconer, 13:06
- Strings and arrays, Jim, 13:02
- Re: case labels, CBFalconer, 12:59
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, Ioannis Vranos, 12:58
- Re: How do linkers work?, lawrence . jones, 12:57
- Re: What's the server address of the comp.lang.c newsgroup?, CBFalconer, 12:56
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, Richard, 12:56
- Re: void * vs. T *, Eric Sosman, 12:52
- Re: Union trouble, David Mathog, 12:40
- Re: void * vs. T *, CBFalconer, 12:35
- Re: Doubts about pointers, CBFalconer, 12:25
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Walter Banks, 12:24
- best way to manage the headers.., broli, 12:23
- Re: Doubts about pointers, CBFalconer, 12:15
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, Kenny McCormack, 12:10
- Re: void * vs. T *, Ark Khasin, 12:10
- Re: printf and cout, Richard Heathfield, 12:09
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, CBFalconer, 12:08
- JOIN & FORGET ,AND GET MONEY FOR LIFE TIME, Lussy, 11:54
- Padding bits and char, unsigned char, signed char, Ioannis Vranos, 11:53
- Re: Doubts about pointers, dj3vande, 11:46
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, Richard, 11:36
- Re: printf and cout, jacob navia, 11:36
- Re: printf and cout, Keith Thompson, 11:29
- Re: Doubts about pointers, Richard Heathfield, 11:21
- Re: error handlling in C, vippstar, 11:20
- Re: case labels, Eric Sosman, 11:17
- Re: || putchar(ch == '\177' ? '?' : ch | 0100) == EOF), Keith Thompson, 11:11
- Eat dick over briefs, izurewakaru, 11:10
- Scatologic ,incestuous family, izurewakaru, 11:09
- error handlling in C, broli, 11:02
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, Ioannis Vranos, 10:51
- Re: Doubts about pointers, dj3vande, 10:50
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, Eric Sosman, 10:50
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, Richard Heathfield, 10:26
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, Kenny McCormack, 10:23
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, Richard, 10:19
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, vippstar, 10:19
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, Willem, 10:13
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, Chris Dollin, 10:10
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, Richard Heathfield, 10:08
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, Philip Potter, 10:00
- Re: case labels, Chris Dollin, 10:00
- Re: case labels, Bartc, 09:58
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, jacob navia, 09:57
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, Willem, 09:56
- Re: Enum type check in function call, Chris Dollin, 09:51
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Kenny McCormack, 09:42
- Re: case labels, Eric Sosman, 09:35
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, Richard Heathfield, 09:32
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, Antoninus Twink, 09:29
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, Antoninus Twink, 09:28
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Antoninus Twink, 09:25
- Re: Enum type check in function call, Richard, 09:24
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Richard, 09:23
- Re: case labels, Bartc, 09:20
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Richard, 09:18
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 09:18
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Antoninus Twink, 09:17
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Antoninus Twink, 09:16
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Antoninus Twink, 09:12
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 09:09
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, Richard Tobin, 08:49
- Re: printf and cout, pete, 08:46
- Re: A plea for sanity!, Noob, 08:45
- Re: printf and cout, Richard Tobin, 08:44
- Re: even or odd, pete, 08:43
- Re: why i am getting error ??, Ben Bacarisse, 08:40
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, Eric Sosman, 08:35
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, Richard Tobin, 08:30
- Re: void * vs. T *, Eric Sosman, 08:26
- Re: printf and cout, jacob navia, 08:22
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Kenny McCormack, 08:22
- Re: What's the server address of the comp.lang.c newsgroup?, Kenny McCormack, 08:21
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, Ioannis Vranos, 08:20
- Re: even or odd, pete, 08:11
- Re: printf and cout, pete, 08:08
- Re: Union trouble, Richard Bos, 08:04
- Re: Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, Richard Heathfield, 07:46
- Convert native character string to ASCII array of integers, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 07:19
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Richard Heathfield, 07:15
- Re: Union trouble, Bartc, 07:14
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Kenny McCormack, 07:03
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Jeff P. Bailey, 06:47
- Re: Doubts about pointers, Nick Keighley, 06:22
- Re: What's the server address of the comp.lang.c newsgroup?, Philip Potter, 06:20
- Re: What's the server address of the comp.lang.c newsgroup?, Richard Tobin, 06:19
- Re: why i am getting error ??, Richard Heathfield, 05:42
- **************************************************************, sivakumar433, 05:39
- Re: What's the server address of the comp.lang.c newsgroup?, Warren Tang, 05:38
- Re: Doubts about pointers, Richard Heathfield, 05:37
- why i am getting error ??, broli, 05:30
- Re: What's the server address of the comp.lang.c newsgroup?, Philip Potter, 05:22
- Re: Doubts about pointers, santosh, 05:21
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, Philip Potter, 05:17
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Paul Hsieh, 04:58
- Re: compiling multiple source files, santosh, 04:52
- Re: compiling multiple source files, jacob navia, 04:50
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, jacob navia, 04:20
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, Dann Corbit, 04:03
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, Richard Heathfield, 04:02
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Dann Corbit, 04:01
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, jacob navia, 03:53
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, Dann Corbit, 03:37
- Re: || putchar(ch == '\177' ? '?' : ch | 0100) == EOF), c gordon liddy, 03:28
- Re: compiling multiple source files, Bill Reid, 03:28
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, Richard Heathfield, 03:22
- Re: compiling multiple source files, Richard Heathfield, 03:17
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, Dann Corbit, 03:06
- Re: case labels, user923005, 02:59
- Re: Doubts about pointers, Richard Heathfield, 02:58
- compiling multiple source files, broli, 02:57
- Re: case labels, Keith Thompson, 02:33
- Re: || putchar(ch == '\177' ? '?' : ch | 0100) == EOF), Keith Thompson, 02:22
- Re: Enum type check in function call, Ian Collins, 02:20
- Re: case labels, Ian Collins, 02:18
- Enum type check in function call, Pritam, 02:07
- Re: Doubts about pointers, Keith Thompson, 02:01
- Re: What's the server address of the comp.lang.c newsgroup?, Warren Tang, 01:59
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Keith Thompson, 01:47
- Re: case labels, sumsin, 01:41
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, Barry Schwarz, 01:27
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, Barry Schwarz, 01:23
- Re: case labels, Ian Collins, 01:03
- case labels, aarklon, 00:59
- || putchar(ch == '\177' ? '?' : ch | 0100) == EOF), c gordon liddy, 00:42
- Re: What's the server address of the comp.lang.c newsgroup?, santosh, 00:13
- Re: What's the server address of the comp.lang.c newsgroup?, Gordon Burditt, 00:02
March 27, 2008
- Re: What's the server address of the comp.lang.c newsgroup?, santosh, 23:53
- Re: void * vs. T *, Ark Khasin, 23:47
- Re: What's the server address of the comp.lang.c newsgroup?, Ian Collins, 23:46
- What's the server address of the comp.lang.c newsgroup?, Warren Tang, 23:40
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, Andrey Tarasevich, 23:22
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, Dann Corbit, 23:21
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, Dann Corbit, 23:19
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, Ioannis Vranos, 23:18
- Union trouble, Bartc, 22:56
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, Ian Collins, 22:35
- Re: assigment statement can use an expression when declaring a variable?, Kaz Kylheku, 22:30
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, santosh, 22:22
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, Ioannis Vranos, 22:18
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, Ioannis Vranos, 22:14
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, Eric Sosman, 22:14
- Re: Implementation-defined behaviour, santosh, 22:06
- Implementation-defined behaviour, Ioannis Vranos, 22:03
- Re: simple file compression program, Barry Schwarz, 21:48
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, santosh, 21:34
- Re: Doubts about pointers, santosh, 21:28
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Dann Corbit, 20:27
- Re: A plea for sanity!, Gerry Ford, 20:22
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, user923005, 20:16
- Re: How do linkers work?, Richard, 20:10
- Re: A plea for sanity!, Richard, 20:07
- Re: How do linkers work?, Richard Heathfield, 20:02
- Re: writing to pipe [OT], Morris Dovey, 19:56
- Re: void * vs. T *, Keith Thompson, 19:53
- Re: A plea for sanity!, Default User, 19:50
- Re: How a linker works (continued), Richard Heathfield, 19:49
- Re: How do linkers work?, jacob navia, 19:48
- Re: writing to pipe [OT], c gordon liddy, 19:42
- Re: A plea for sanity!, Richard Heathfield, 19:40
- Re: How do linkers work?, Richard Heathfield, 19:32
- Re: How a linker works (continued), jacob navia, 19:30
- Re: assigment statement can use an expression when declaring a variable?, Gary, 19:27
- Re: void * vs. T *, Richard Heathfield, 19:19
- Re: How do linkers work?, jacob navia, 19:15
- Re: How do linkers work?, Herbert Rosenau, 18:57
- Re: How do linkers work?, Herbert Rosenau, 18:57
- Re: Doubts about pointers, Richard Heathfield, 18:55
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- Re: Doubts about pointers, John Bode, 18:34
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Flash Gordon, 18:27
- Re: How a linker works (continued), Peter Nilsson, 18:23
- Re: assigment statement can use an expression when declaring a variable?, Eric Sosman, 18:20
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Antoninus Twink, 18:15
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Antoninus Twink, 18:13
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Richard Heathfield, 18:11
- Re: A plea for sanity!, Antoninus Twink, 18:09
- Re: assigment statement can use an expression when declaring a variable?, Richard, 18:08
- Re: assigment statement can use an expression when declaring a variable?, vippstar, 18:03
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, jacob navia, 18:00
- Re: void * vs. T *, CBFalconer, 17:48
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, CBFalconer, 17:41
- assigment statement can use an expression when declaring a variable?, vlsidesign, 17:32
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Richard, 17:22
- Re: A plea for sanity!, Richard, 17:06
- Re: How to group objects from static library in a section?, Jack Klein, 17:03
- Re: A plea for sanity!, Default User, 17:01
- Re: A plea for sanity!, Default User, 16:59
- Re: void * vs. T *, Flash Gordon, 16:50
- Re: void * vs. T *, CBFalconer, 16:46
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Paul Hsieh, 16:40
- Re: void * vs. T *, CBFalconer, 16:36
- Re: Doubts about pointers, CBFalconer, 16:30
- Re: Doubts about pointers, CBFalconer, 16:29
- Re: void * vs. T *, Flash Gordon, 16:21
- Re: How to group objects from static library in a section?, jacob navia, 16:18
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, CBFalconer, 16:10
- Re: Doubts about pointers, Ian Collins, 16:04
- Re: How to group objects from static library in a section?, wyse03br, 15:46
- Re: Doubts about pointers, Keith Thompson, 15:08
- Re: void * vs. T *, Keith Thompson, 15:03
- Re: interesting examples to learn C., Wim, 15:00
- Re: void * vs. T *, lawrence . jones, 14:22
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, lawrence . jones, 14:19
- Re: How to group objects from static library in a section?, jacob navia, 13:14
- Re: void * vs. T *, jacob navia, 13:09
- Re: void * vs. T *, jacob navia, 13:06
- How to group objects from static library in a section?, wyse03br, 13:02
- OT: Portable build systems for portable programs was: Re: OT: LCC bug fix poilicy, dj3vande, 13:01
- Re: void * vs. T *, Keith Thompson, 13:00
- Re: OT: LCC bug fix poilicy, Keith Thompson, 12:42
- Re: void * vs. T *, Flash Gordon, 12:41
- Re: Simple doubt about blocks, Richard, 12:40
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Keith Thompson, 12:23
- Error, perlefenc, 12:10
- Re: Simple doubt about blocks, Richard Tobin, 12:09
- Re: Simple doubt about blocks, Richard, 11:56
- Re: How do linkers work?, Ed Prochak, 11:55
- Re: Simple doubt about blocks, Antoninus Twink, 11:38
- Re: void * vs. T *, jacob navia, 11:37
- Re: void * vs. T *, Richard Tobin, 11:33
- Re: what this program do, Richard, 11:23
- Re: void * vs. T *, Ed Prochak, 11:22
- Re: what this program do, Richard Bos, 11:16
- Re: Inline initialization of a struct containing a string array, Andrey Tarasevich, 11:13
- Re: what this program do, Richard Tobin, 11:05
- Re: what this program do, Morris Dovey, 10:43
- Re: Inline initialization of a struct containing a string array, Eric Sosman, 10:23
- Re: void * vs. T *, Eric Sosman, 10:16
- Re: what this program do, Dik T. Winter, 10:05
- Re: what this program do, Dik T. Winter, 09:29
- Re: what this program do, Morris Dovey, 09:25
- Re: How a linker works (continued), Dik T. Winter, 09:23
- Re: Simple doubt about blocks, Kenneth Brody, 09:06
- Re: How a linker works (continued), jacob navia, 09:03
- Re: what this program do, Dik T. Winter, 09:03
- Re: bitwise operators, Philip Potter, 08:39
- Re: what this program do, Richard Tobin, 08:36
- Re: How a linker works (continued), Dik T. Winter, 07:44
- Re: interesting examples to learn C., Flash Gordon, 07:33
- Re: writing to pipe [OT], Morris Dovey, 07:20
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, Bartc, 07:13
- Re: void * vs. T *, jacob navia, 07:11
- Re: Simple doubt about blocks, Nick Keighley, 07:10
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Richard Heathfield, 07:05
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, Bartc, 07:02
- Re: A plea for sanity!, Antoninus Twink, 06:43
- Inline initialization of a struct containing a string array, Antti Karanta, 06:37
- Re: interesting examples to learn C., Jack . Thomson . v3, 06:36
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Jeff P. Bailey, 06:34
- Re: OT: LCC bug fix poilicy, santosh, 06:15
- Re: OT: LCC bug fix poilicy, Richard Heathfield, 06:14
- Re: simple file compression program, santosh, 06:13
- Re: How do linkers work?, Flash Gordon, 05:54
- Re: simple file compression program, sophia, 05:45
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, Nick Keighley, 05:33
- Re: A plea for sanity!, Gerry Ford, 05:30
- Re: Simple doubt about blocks, Chris Dollin, 05:26
- Re: Doubts about pointers, Nick Keighley, 05:11
- Re: OT: LCC bug fix poilicy, santosh, 05:02
- Re: Doubts about pointers, santosh, 04:58
- Re: void * vs. T *, santosh, 04:53
- Re: OT: LCC bug fix poilicy, Richard Heathfield, 04:24
- Re: writing to pipe [OT], c gordon liddy, 04:05
- Re: interesting examples to learn C., Chris McDonald, 03:48
- Re: Doubts about pointers, CBFalconer, 03:38
- 马英九:民主再造工程──台湾民主第二阶段改革宣言, woshanzhimu, 03:28
- Re: interesting examples to learn C., Richard Heathfield, 03:26
- 萧延中:毛泽东政治修辞的霸气天成——Mao:The Unknown Story的另类版本, woshanzhimu, 03:25
- Re: what this program do, CBFalconer, 03:25
- Re: interesting examples to learn C., broli, 03:19
- Re: interesting examples to learn C., Chris McDonald, 03:16
- Re: OT: LCC bug fix poilicy, CBFalconer, 03:15
- Re: interesting examples to learn C., Richard Heathfield, 03:04
- Re: interesting examples to learn C., Chris McDonald, 02:44
- Re: interesting examples to learn C., Richard Heathfield, 02:37
- void * vs. T *, Ark Khasin, 02:30
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, Richard Heathfield, 02:26
- Re: How do I use bsearch() ?, Harald van Dijk, 02:26
- Re: Simple doubt about blocks, Richard Heathfield, 02:19
- Re: Doubts about pointers, Richard Heathfield, 02:10
- interesting examples to learn C., Mike, 02:00
- Re: OT: LCC bug fix poilicy, Richard Heathfield, 01:58
- Re: ext4 file structure, Jack . Thomson . v3, 01:15
- Re: simple file compression program, Barry Schwarz, 01:11
March 26, 2008
- Re: Doubts about pointers, Ian Collins, 23:48
- Re: what this program do, Three Headed Monkey, 23:35
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, santosh, 23:08
- Re: Doubts about pointers, santosh, 22:39
- Re: How do linkers work?, Keith Thompson, 22:36
- Re: A plea for sanity!, Richard Harter, 22:19
- Re: what this program do, Peter Nilsson, 22:16
- Re: How do linkers work?, João Jerónimo, 22:06
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Ioannis Vranos, 22:05
- Re: How a linker works (continued), lawrence . jones, 22:01
- Re: Simple doubt about blocks, Richard Harter, 21:55
- Re: Function pointer tables, João Jerónimo, 21:22
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, Ben Bacarisse, 21:07
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Paul Hsieh, 21:00
- Re: what this program do, Morris Dovey, 20:52
- Re: writing to pipe [OT], Morris Dovey, 20:39
- Re: A plea for sanity!, Eric Sosman, 20:35
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, Richard, 20:33
- Re: what this program do, Richard Tobin, 20:33
- Re: SHA1 algorithm -- fully portable, Bill Reid, 20:28
- Re: learning from an existing project's code, Bill Reid, 20:28
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, João Jerónimo, 20:26
- Re: what this program do, jacob navia, 20:09
- Re: writing to pipe [OT], c gordon liddy, 20:07
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, Richard, 20:04
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, João Jerónimo, 19:54
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, João Jerónimo, 19:50
- Re: A plea for sanity!, Richard, 19:43
- Re: Simple doubt about blocks, Ian Collins, 19:31
- Re: A plea for sanity!, Mark McIntyre, 19:31
- Re: How do I use bsearch() ?, Andrey Tarasevich, 19:23
- Re: printf and cout, Mark McIntyre, 19:22
- Re: Simple doubt about blocks, Mark McIntyre, 19:20
- Re: what this program do, Mark McIntyre, 19:16
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, Morris Dovey, 19:14
- Re: Doubts about pointers, Richard, 18:46
- Re: Doubts about pointers, jacob navia, 18:45
- Re: Doubts about pointers, CBFalconer, 18:44
- Re: A plea for sanity!, Richard, 18:44
- Re: Doubts about pointers, Keith Thompson, 18:40
- Re: bitwise operators, CBFalconer, 18:37
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Keith Thompson, 18:33
- Re: How a linker works (continued), CBFalconer, 18:26
- Re: A plea for sanity!, jacob navia, 18:23
- Re: How a linker works (continued), jacob navia, 18:19
- A plea for sanity!, Ian Collins, 18:19
- Re: How do linkers work?, jacob navia, 18:17
- Re: How a linker works (continued), robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 18:16
- Re: Doubts about pointers, Ian Collins, 18:15
- Re: simple file compression program, Bartc, 18:15
- Re: size limits for string literals, CBFalconer, 18:15
- Re: simple file compression program, Malcolm McLean, 18:14
- Re: Doubts about pointers, Simon, 18:11
- Re: How do linkers work?, Peter Nilsson, 18:05
- Re: How a linker works (continued), jacob navia, 18:05
- Re: How do linkers work?, jacob navia, 17:59
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, CBFalconer, 17:54
- Re: How a linker works (continued), Flash Gordon, 17:53
- Re: OT: LCC bug fix poilicy, CBFalconer, 17:36
- CFP: ALTA 2008 at ISCA 2008, josh . fryman, 17:31
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, Richard, 17:17
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, Morris Dovey, 17:12
- Re: How a linker works (continued), lawrence . jones, 17:10
- Re: How do linkers work?, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 17:02
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Ioannis Vranos, 16:55
- Re: simple file compression program, Walter Roberson, 16:40
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, Richard, 16:36
- Re: Doubts about pointers, jacob navia, 16:32
- Re: How a linker works (continued), jacob navia, 16:25
- Re: simple file compression program, mstorkamp, 16:24
- Re: How do linkers work?, jacob navia, 16:24
- Re: Doubts about pointers, Ian Collins, 16:20
- Re: Doubts about pointers, Walter Roberson, 16:17
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, Morris Dovey, 16:16
- Re: How a linker works (continued), jacob navia, 16:14
- Re: How a linker works (continued), jacob navia, 16:10
- simple file compression program, sophia, 16:09
- Re: How a linker works (continued), jacob navia, 16:07
- Doubts about pointers, Simon, 16:03
- Re: bus error, Ulrich Eckhardt, 15:54
- Re: Clearing Padding in Structure, Ben Bacarisse, 15:44
- Re: Memory adress of screen, Antoninus Twink, 15:34
- Re: How a linker works (continued), Antoninus Twink, 15:26
- Re: How do linkers work?, Ed Prochak, 15:13
- Re: How a linker works (continued), Dann Corbit, 15:09
- Re: Memory adress of screen, Kenny McCormack, 15:00
- Re: How a linker works (continued), robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 14:54
- Re: Simple doubt about blocks, Sensei, 14:53
- Re: How a linker works (continued), Kaz Kylheku, 14:41
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, Richard, 14:26
- Re: {} in assignment, Andrey Tarasevich, 14:22
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, Morris Dovey, 14:20
- Re: How do linkers work?, Ed Prochak, 14:16
- Re: How a linker works (continued), Flash Gordon, 14:11
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Default User, 14:06
- Re: Memory adress of screen, Bartc, 13:34
- Re: How a linker works (continued), Ben Bacarisse, 13:32
- Re: bitwise operators, Eric Sosman, 13:29
- Re: How a linker works (continued), jacob navia, 13:22
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, lawrence . jones, 13:13
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Keith Thompson, 13:13
- Re: bitwise operators, Ben Bacarisse, 13:08
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Keith Thompson, 13:04
- Re: Memory adress of screen, santosh, 12:59
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Keith Thompson, 12:57
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, santosh, 12:55
- Re: How a linker works (continued), Kaz Kylheku, 12:53
- Re: Memory adress of screen, Richard Heathfield, 12:51
- Re: Memory adress of screen, Kenneth Brody, 12:46
- Re: How a linker works (continued), Richard Bos, 12:45
- Re: files in c++, Kenneth Brody, 12:35
- Re: printf and cout, Kenneth Brody, 12:33
- Re: bitwise operators, Philip Potter, 12:30
- Re: Memory adress of screen, Richard Heathfield, 12:29
- Re: Memory adress of screen, jacob navia, 12:28
- Re: Simple doubt about blocks, Keith Thompson, 12:25
- Re: How a linker works (continued), jacob navia, 12:21
- Re: Memory adress of screen, Walter Roberson, 12:19
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Paulo Jorge de O. C. de Matos, 12:18
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, Richard, 12:11
- Memory adress of screen, jmorgan, 12:08
- Re: bitwise operators, Ben Pfaff, 12:05
- Re: bitwise operators, Eric Sosman, 11:57
- Re: How a linker works (continued), vippstar, 11:40
- Re: bus error, Richard Tobin, 11:38
- Re: bitwise operators, Chris Dollin, 11:34
- Re: Career in C, John Bode, 11:30
- bitwise operators, Rahul, 11:26
- Re: Making a C Refactoring Program, Chris Dollin, 11:23
- Re: bus error, Richard Heathfield, 11:20
- bus error, Rahul, 11:10
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Eric Sosman, 11:10
- Re: Making a C Refactoring Program, pingu219, 10:51
- Re: How a linker works (continued), Eric Sosman, 10:45
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, jacob navia, 10:42
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Paul Hsieh, 10:36
- Re: Making a C Refactoring Program, Chris Dollin, 10:28
- How a linker works (continued), jacob navia, 10:13
- Noah's ArcLength (Parametric Curves), Dexter, 09:51
- Re: simple PRNG?, Thad Smith, 09:44
- Re: Career in C, Ivan Vecerina, 09:19
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Kenny McCormack, 09:10
- Re: Clearing Padding in Structure, Martin, 09:10
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, broli, 09:05
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, santosh, 08:58
- Re: writing to pipe [OT], Morris Dovey, 08:57
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, santosh, 08:51
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Ioannis Vranos, 08:46
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, santosh, 08:43
- Re: Simple doubt about blocks, Bartc, 08:40
- Re: Making a C Refactoring Program, santosh, 08:38
- Making a C Refactoring Program, pingu219, 08:26
- Re: {} in assignment, santosh, 08:25
- Re: files in c++, santosh, 08:18
- {} in assignment, slashman, 08:14
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, Richard, 08:11
- Re: OT: LCC bug fix poilicy [Was: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers], Kenny McCormack, 08:09
- Re: printf and cout, Bernhard Schauer, 08:08
- Re: OT: LCC bug fix poilicy [Was: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers], Richard, 08:06
- Re: OT: LCC bug fix poilicy [Was: CERT C Secure Coding Standard -last call for reviewers], Richard, 08:05
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Kenny McCormack, 08:02
- Re: Simple doubt about blocks, Chris Dollin, 08:01
- files in c++, prabuxx, 08:00
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Antoninus Twink, 07:48
- Re: Clearing Padding in Structure, santosh, 07:46
- Re: Simple doubt about blocks, Bartc, 07:39
- Re: Online C tests, Jack . Thomson . v3, 07:35
- Re: How do linkers work?, Dik T. Winter, 07:35
- Re: Clearing Padding in Structure, Martin, 07:33
- Re: Clearing Padding in Structure, Martin, 07:31
- Re: Clearing Padding in Structure, Martin, 07:29
- Re: printf and cout, Richard Heathfield, 07:28
- Re: printf and cout, Chris Dollin, 07:28
- Re: Clearing Padding in Structure, Martin, 07:26
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Bartc, 07:20
- Re: Simple doubt about blocks, Chris Dollin, 07:17
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, broli, 07:14
- Re: printf and cout, Bernhard Schauer, 07:04
- Re: printf and cout, Bernhard Schauer, 07:02
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Martin, 07:01
- Re: question on structures., broli, 06:59
- Re: Simple doubt about blocks, Antoninus Twink, 06:56
- Re: Simple doubt about blocks, Antoninus Twink, 06:55
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Antoninus Twink, 06:51
- Re: question on structures., broli, 06:50
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Antoninus Twink, 06:50
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Antoninus Twink, 06:49
- Re: question on structures., broli, 06:47
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Antoninus Twink, 06:46
- Re: printf and cout, Richard Heathfield, 06:46
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Antoninus Twink, 06:45
- Re: LCC bug fix poilicy, Antoninus Twink, 06:42
- Re: printf and cout, santosh, 06:39
- Re: How do linkers work?, Antoninus Twink, 06:39
- Don't Just Dream About an Exciting New Career in booming telecom industry...Make it Happen with India's Top Telecom Management program at Aegis School of Telecommunication and Business, Mumbai., telecom news, 06:37
- Re: printf and cout, santosh, 06:34
- Re: printf and cout, Bernhard Schauer, 06:33
- Re: printf and cout, Richard Heathfield, 06:29
- Re: printf and cout, Bernhard Schauer, 06:27
- Re: Simple doubt about blocks, Chris Dollin, 06:26
- Re: printf and cout, santosh, 06:25
- Re: printf and cout, santosh, 06:10
- Re: printf and cout, Richard Heathfield, 06:01
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, jacob navia, 06:00
- Re: Online C tests, santosh, 05:51
- Re: question on structures., santosh, 05:48
- Hi iam bavani, bee, 05:37
- Re: Online C tests, Jack . Thomson . v3, 05:35
- Re: writing to pipe [OT], c gordon liddy, 05:35
- Re: question on structures., Nick Keighley, 05:26
- Re: printf and cout, laikon, 05:18
- Re: Simple doubt about blocks, Richard Heathfield, 05:11
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, jacob navia, 05:06
- Re: Simple doubt about blocks, Chris Dollin, 05:04
- Re: question on structures., broli, 05:02
- Re: printf and cout, Bernhard Schauer, 05:01
- Re: printf and cout, Richard Heathfield, 04:51
- Re: Online C tests, broli, 04:50
- printf and cout, laikon, 04:40
- Re: OT: LCC bug fix poilicy [Was: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers], Nick Keighley, 04:26
- Re: Simple doubt about blocks, santosh, 04:13
- Re: Simple doubt about blocks, Richard Heathfield, 03:52
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Richard Heathfield, 03:48
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, santosh, 03:47
- Re: Online C tests, santosh, 03:44
- Re: order of array subscripts, Keith Thompson, 03:43
- Simple doubt about blocks, Sensei, 03:43
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Keith Thompson, 03:40
- Re: order of array subscripts, Flash Gordon, 03:38
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, santosh, 03:36
- Re: OT: LCC bug fix poilicy [Was: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers], santosh, 03:17
- Re: Online C tests, Richard Heathfield, 03:02
- Re: order of array subscripts, Jim Langston, 02:59
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Richard Heathfield, 02:55
- TIPS FOR SUCCESS IN EXAM, Santhosh1992, 02:52
- Re: Online C tests, Gerry Ford, 02:50
- Re: size limits for string literals, Richard Heathfield, 02:45
- Re: question on structures., broli, 02:09
- Re: How do linkers work?, Tony Giles, 01:58
- Re: question on structures., Peter Nilsson, 01:56
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Harald van Dijk, 01:53
- Online C tests, sophia, 01:06
- Oracle 10g Backup & Recovery Techniques Poster Options, takveen@xxxxxxxxx, 00:30
- 4GB USB flash drives for only $14.49, jimtruck, 00:30
- question on structures., broli, 00:07
- Re: writing to pipe [OT], Morris Dovey, 00:00
March 25, 2008
- Re: size limits for string literals, copx, 23:57
- Re: How do linkers work?, Keith Thompson, 23:50
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, CBFalconer, 23:33
- Re: writing to pipe [OT], c gordon liddy, 23:28
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Ioannis Vranos, 23:07
- 4gb USB Flash drive for $14.49, craigtrucko, 22:56
- Re: polymorphic structs with "methods", CBFalconer, 22:53
- Re: writing to pipe [OT], c gordon liddy, 22:23
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, lawrence . jones, 22:19
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, lawrence . jones, 22:15
- For Jeff Bailey: The distribution of the articles/content in clc, Kenny McCormack, 22:12
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, lawrence . jones, 21:54
- Re: writing to pipe [OT], Morris Dovey, 21:49
- Re: writing to pipe, c gordon liddy, 21:28
- Re: writing to pipe [OT], Morris Dovey, 21:08
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, rCs, 21:08
- Computer Students Free Tutorial website And Ebooks programing, akhileshek, 21:04
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, CBFalconer, 21:00
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, rCs, 20:52
- Re: simple PRNG?, Chris Torek, 20:49
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, rCs, 20:49
- Re: function declaration overloading in C, CBFalconer, 20:37
- Re: size limits for string literals, CBFalconer, 20:26
- what this program do, Three Headed Monkey, 20:26
- Re: Career in C, CBFalconer, 20:22
- Re: strtod( ), Morris Dovey, 20:15
- Re: what to do when malloc returns NULL?, CBFalconer, 20:15
- Re: strtod( ), Bill Cunningham, 20:05
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, CBFalconer, 20:00
- Re: How do linkers work?, Tony Giles, 19:59
- Re: How do linkers work?, CBFalconer, 19:48
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, Morris Dovey, 19:44
- Re: How do linkers work?, CBFalconer, 19:44
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, CBFalconer, 19:36
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Walter Banks, 19:35
- Re: How do linkers work?, Flash Gordon, 19:30
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, CBFalconer, 19:27
- Re: How do linkers work?, Mark McIntyre, 19:27
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Kenny McCormack, 19:24
- Re: OT: LCC bug fix poilicy [Was: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers], CBFalconer, 19:24
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, user923005, 19:23
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, user923005, 19:22
- Re: SHA1 algorithm -- fully portable, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 19:20
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Mark McIntyre, 19:19
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, Ben Bacarisse, 19:12
- Re: OT: LCC bug fix poilicy [Was: CERT C Secure Coding Standard -last call for reviewers], CBFalconer, 19:05
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Bartc, 19:01
- Re: C compilers [function declaration overloading in C], Gordon Burditt, 19:00
- Re: polymorphic structs with "methods", santosh, 18:59
- Re: Comments 'ok'?, Richard Heathfield, 18:56
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Richard Heathfield, 18:55
- Re: polymorphic structs with "methods", CBFalconer, 18:50
- Re: strtod( ), Bill Cunningham, 18:50
- Re: How do I use bsearch() ?, Richard Heathfield, 18:45
- Re: strtod( ), Bill Cunningham, 18:45
- Re: C compilers [function declaration overloading in C], spartan3wiz, 18:38
- Re: writing to pipe, Walter Roberson, 18:33
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, jacob navia, 18:26
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Eric Sosman, 18:25
- Re: writing to pipe, vippstar, 18:24
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Morris Dovey, 18:19
- Re: writing to pipe, santosh, 18:19
- Re: writing to pipe, Keith Thompson, 18:17
- Re: writing to pipe, Richard Tobin, 18:12
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Walter Banks, 18:04
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, Morris Dovey, 18:03
- writing to pipe, Brian Darcey, 18:00
- Re: C compilers [function declaration overloading in C], Bartc, 17:58
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Paul Hsieh, 17:56
- Re: How do linkers work?, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 17:37
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Philip Potter, 17:26
- Re: OT: LCC bug fix poilicy [Was: CERT C Secure Coding Standard -last call for reviewers], Morris Dovey, 17:01
- Re: OT: LCC bug fix poilicy [Was: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers], santosh, 16:55
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, lawrence . jones, 16:51
- Re: OT: LCC bug fix poilicy [Was: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers], Antoninus Twink, 16:51
- Re: function declaration overloading in C, spartan3wiz, 16:50
- Re: How do linkers work?, jacob navia, 16:50
- Re: function declaration overloading in C, Flash Gordon, 16:41
- Re: OT: LCC bug fix poilicy [Was: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers], jacob navia, 16:40
- Re: How do I use bsearch() ?, Eric Sosman, 16:33
- Re: Comments 'ok'?, lawrence . jones, 16:22
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Kenny McCormack, 16:22
- Re: Career in C, lawrence . jones, 16:19
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Jeff P. Bailey, 16:17
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Jeff P. Bailey, 16:13
- Re: function declaration overloading in C, Walter Roberson, 16:09
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Jeff P. Bailey, 16:09
- Re: function declaration overloading in C, santosh, 16:08
- Re: order of array subscripts, Eric Sosman, 15:55
- Re: Comments 'ok'?, Ian Collins, 15:51
- function declaration overloading in C, spartan3wiz, 15:51
- Re: strtod( ), Default User, 15:50
- Re: Comments 'ok'?, Eric Sosman, 15:44
- Re: How do I use bsearch() ?, Harald van Dijk, 15:42
- Re: function declaration overloading in C, Tobias Blomkvist, 15:39
- Re: How do I use bsearch() ?, santosh, 15:39
- How do I use bsearch() ?, Amandil, 15:25
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Flash Gordon, 15:10
- Re: How to eliminate multiple declaration error for a symbol present in both libs( without modifying libs), santosh, 15:08
- Re: order of array subscripts, Andrey Tarasevich, 15:03
- Re: How to eliminate multiple declaration error for a symbol present in both libs( without modifying libs), Flash Gordon, 14:58
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Ian Collins, 14:58
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Richard Heathfield, 14:55
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Ian Collins, 14:54
- Re: order of array subscripts, vippstar, 14:49
- Re: Comments 'ok'?, santosh, 14:43
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Flash Gordon, 14:38
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Ed Prochak, 14:36
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, santosh, 14:32
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Walter Roberson, 14:30
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 14:29
- Re: polymorphic structs with "methods", CBFalconer, 14:27
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Antoninus Twink, 14:27
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Antoninus Twink, 14:24
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Antoninus Twink, 14:23
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Ed Prochak, 14:20
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, santosh, 14:18
- Re: polymorphic structs with "methods", Flash Gordon, 14:14
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, CBFalconer, 14:12
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Kenny McCormack, 14:11
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, CBFalconer, 14:10
- Re: How do linkers work?, user923005, 14:08
- Re: Comments 'ok'?, Eric Sosman, 14:03
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Ed Prochak, 14:01
- Re: Comments 'ok'?, carl . feynman, 13:58
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, Ben Bacarisse, 13:58
- Re: Comments 'ok'?, Richard Heathfield, 13:56
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, santosh, 13:46
- Re: Comments 'ok'?, carl . feynman, 13:34
- Re: Comments 'ok'?, Ben Pfaff, 13:28
- Re: Comments 'ok'?, Eric Sosman, 13:28
- Re: Career in C, santosh, 13:24
- Re: Comments 'ok'?, carl . feynman, 13:20
- Re: Career in C, Ioannis Vranos, 13:17
- Re: Comments 'ok'?, Richard Heathfield, 13:15
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, Willem, 13:12
- Re: size limits for string literals, Walter Roberson, 13:04
- TIPS FOR SUCCESS IN EXAM, Santhosh1992, 13:04
- Re: How do i increase the size of the program stack?, João Jerónimo, 12:57
- Re: Career in C, Richard, 12:56
- Comments 'ok'?, carl . feynman, 12:56
- Re: How do i increase the size of the program stack?, João Jerónimo, 12:55
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, Morris Dovey, 12:53
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, Morris Dovey, 12:41
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Paul Hsieh, 12:38
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Keith Thompson, 12:35
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, Richard Heathfield, 12:28
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, lawrence . jones, 12:28
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Ed Prochak, 12:25
- Re: strtod( ), Nick Keighley, 12:23
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Philip Potter, 12:19
- Re: cherfils, Richard Tobin, 12:17
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Kelsey Bjarnason, 12:15
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, João Jerónimo, 12:14
- Re: Suggestion for theme treatment was: Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Ed Prochak, 12:13
- Re: How do linkers work?, lawrence . jones, 12:12
- Re: OT: LCC bug fix poilicy [Was: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers], Keith Thompson, 12:08
- Re: ext4 file structure, Keith Thompson, 12:05
- Re: size limits for string literals, Richard Heathfield, 12:01
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Ed Prochak, 12:01
- Re: order of array subscripts, Keith Thompson, 12:00
- Re: size limits for string literals, Richard Bos, 11:55
- programming tips, rommy, 11:53
- size limits for string literals, copx, 11:48
- Re: Suggestion for theme treatment was: Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Keith Thompson, 11:42
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Walter Roberson, 11:39
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Ed Prochak, 11:35
- Re: Career in C, Morris Dovey, 11:27
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Kenny McCormack, 11:19
- Re: Career in C, Bartc, 11:10
- Re: Career in C, Eric Sosman, 11:07
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Richard, 11:04
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Ed Prochak, 10:59
- Re: cherfils, Morris Dovey, 10:58
- Career in C, broli, 10:23
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Kenny McCormack, 10:14
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Richard Heathfield, 09:58
- cherfils, ayat1303, 09:48
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Ioannis Vranos, 09:45
- Re: simple PRNG?, Noob, 09:43
- OT: LCC bug fix poilicy [Was: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers], Nick Keighley, 09:30
- Re: ext4 file structure, WANG Cong, 08:52
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Ben Bacarisse, 08:47
- ext4 file structure, Rishi, 08:45
- Re: whats happening here, Eric Sosman, 08:41
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Paulo Jorge de O. C. de Matos, 06:55
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Antoninus Twink, 06:26
- Re: Suggestion for theme treatment was: Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Richard Heathfield, 06:24
- Re: how to explain this, WANG CONG, 06:18
- Re: How do linkers work?, Bartc, 06:15
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Richard Heathfield, 06:11
- Re: whats happening here, WANG CONG, 05:32
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, santosh, 04:59
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, santosh, 04:58
- Re: how to explain this, zhangyefei.yefei@xxxxxxxxx, 04:52
- Re: polymorphic structs with "methods", Leslie Sanford, 04:48
- Re: Very strange command-line argument handling of /?, santosh, 04:42
- Re: How do linkers work?, Flash Gordon, 04:39
- Re: How do linkers work?, Flash Gordon, 04:29
- Re: polymorphic structs with "methods", santosh, 04:24
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Flash Gordon, 04:19
- Re: whats happening here, parag_paul@xxxxxxxxxxx, 04:12
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Flash Gordon, 04:09
- Re: order of array subscripts, Alf P. Steinbach, 04:06
- Re: polymorphic structs with "methods", Flash Gordon, 03:49
- Re: On VLAs and incomplete types, Sensei, 03:44
- Re: whats happening here, bdsatish, 03:43
- Re: polymorphic structs with "methods", santosh, 03:42
- whats happening here, parag_paul@xxxxxxxxxxx, 03:23
- Re: Suggestion for theme treatment was: Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Friedrich Dominicus, 03:06
- Re: Suggestion for theme treatment was: Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Friedrich Dominicus, 03:05
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Morris Dovey, 03:02
- Re: polymorphic structs with "methods", santosh, 02:47
- Re: How do linkers work?, Tony Giles, 02:46
- فتوى مصرية تـبيــح القبلات بين الشباب و الشابات الغير متزوجين !, دارين, 02:40
- Re: Help porting app from HP-UX to Linux, Keith Thompson, 02:35
- Call for Freshers, Prometric Test center, 02:33
- Re: what to do when malloc returns NULL?, santosh, 02:32
- Re: what to do when malloc returns NULL?, santosh, 02:25
- Corum Bubble Diamond Steel Turquoise Ladies Watch 196-151-47-F167-FH30R Replica, sales055, 02:21
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- Re: polymorphic structs with "methods", santosh, 02:16
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, William Pursell, 02:08
- Re: Clearing Padding in Structure, Keith Thompson, 02:01
- Re: what to do when malloc returns NULL?, Peter Michaux, 02:00
- Re: polymorphic structs with "methods", jaysome, 01:56
- Re: what to do when malloc returns NULL?, Jack . Thomson . v3, 01:55
- Re: what to do when malloc returns NULL?, Harald van Dijk, 01:46
- what to do when malloc returns NULL?, Peter Michaux, 01:39
- Re: How do linkers work?, jacob navia, 01:30
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, William Pursell, 01:26
- Re: strtod( ), Barry Schwarz, 01:25
- Re: How do linkers work?, jacob navia, 01:21
- Re: polymorphic structs with "methods", santosh, 01:14
- Re: how to explain this, Peter Nilsson, 01:01
- Re: polymorphic structs with "methods", santosh, 01:01
- Re: polymorphic structs with "methods", jaysome, 00:43
- Re: How to eliminate multiple declaration error for a symbol present in both libs( without modifying libs), santosh, 00:37
- how to explain this, zhangyefei.yefei@xxxxxxxxx, 00:33
- How to eliminate multiple declaration error for a symbol present in both libs( without modifying libs), Raman, 00:21
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, user923005, 00:12
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Richard, 00:05
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Richard, 00:03
- Re: Query about " warning parameter names (without types) in function declaration", prix prad, 00:02
March 24, 2008
- Re: How do linkers work?, Richard, 23:57
- Re: How do linkers work?, Richard, 23:55
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Richard, 23:53
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, santosh, 23:49
- Re: Help porting app from HP-UX to Linux, user923005, 23:48
- Re: Help porting app from HP-UX to Linux, Richard Heathfield, 23:33
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Jack Klein, 23:26
- Help porting app from HP-UX to Linux, James Egan, 23:24
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Jack Klein, 23:01
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Anand Hariharan, 22:57
- Re: Very strange command-line argument handling of /?, Walter Roberson, 22:34
- Re: print bytes that have reversed bits., Peter Nilsson, 22:28
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, user923005, 22:26
- Re: Very strange command-line argument handling of /?, Kaz Kylheku, 22:14
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Anand Hariharan, 22:09
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Anand Hariharan, 22:05
- Re: strtod( ), Ian Collins, 21:53
- Re: strtod( ), Ian Collins, 21:52
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Ian Collins, 21:51
- Re: strtod( ), nospam, 21:47
- Re: strtod( ), Bill Cunningham, 21:43
- Re: print bytes that have reversed bits., ericmatteson2003november, 21:34
- Re: Clearing Padding in Structure, Ben Bacarisse, 21:27
- Re: Clearing Padding in Structure, Peter Nilsson, 21:20
- Re: strtod( ), Ian Collins, 21:19
- Re: Clearing Padding in Structure, Richard Heathfield, 21:11
- strtod( ), Bill Cunningham, 21:06
- Re: Clearing Padding in Structure, Ben Bacarisse, 21:04
- Re: How do linkers work?, user923005, 20:37
- Re: How do linkers work?, user923005, 20:32
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Ioannis Vranos, 20:31
- Re: learning from an existing project's code, user923005, 20:28
- Re: How do linkers work?, Bartc, 20:23
- Re: Very strange command-line argument handling of /?, Kenny McCormack, 20:20
- Re: Clearing Padding in Structure, user923005, 20:18
- Re: Very strange command-line argument handling of /?, Joe Wright, 20:16
- Re: Function pointer tables, Bartc, 20:01
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, CBFalconer, 19:49
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, CBFalconer, 19:42
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Ben Pfaff, 19:40
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Ian Collins, 19:33
- Clearing Padding in Structure, Martin, 19:28
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Paul Hsieh, 19:18
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Malcolm McLean, 19:16
- Re: Function pointer tables, vippstar, 19:02
- Re: Function pointer tables, Peter Nilsson, 19:00
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Ioannis Vranos, 18:59
- Re: Function pointer tables, myheartinamerica, 18:59
- Re: On VLAs and incomplete types, user923005, 18:58
- Re: How do linkers work?, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 18:54
- Re: Function pointer tables, myheartinamerica, 18:52
- Re: polymorphic structs with "methods", CBFalconer, 18:46
- Function pointer tables, Bartc, 18:44
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, CBFalconer, 18:33
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, CBFalconer, 18:27
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Ioannis Vranos, 18:24
- Re: On VLAs and incomplete types, Old Wolf, 18:22
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Flash Gordon, 18:14
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Flash Gordon, 17:59
- Re: learning from an existing project's code, Morris Dovey, 17:51
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Kenny McCormack, 17:46
- Re: How do linkers work?, Flash Gordon, 17:46
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Ian Collins, 17:37
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Malcolm McLean, 17:36
- Re: learning from an existing project's code, Chris McDonald, 17:33
- learning from an existing project's code, myheartinamerica, 17:22
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Richard Heathfield, 17:19
- Re: How do linkers work?, John Bode, 17:17
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, jacob navia, 17:16
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Keith Thompson, 17:07
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, lawrence . jones, 17:07
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, jacob navia, 17:03
- Re: polymorphic structs with "methods", Malcolm McLean, 17:00
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, lawrence . jones, 16:47
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, jacob navia, 16:44
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Kenny McCormack, 16:40
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Ioannis Vranos, 16:39
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, user923005, 16:38
- Re: How do linkers work?, jacob navia, 16:38
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, lawrence . jones, 16:36
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Antoninus Twink, 16:31
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Kenny McCormack, 16:30
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, user923005, 16:29
- Re: How do linkers work?, Kenny McCormack, 16:29
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Malcolm McLean, 16:24
- Re: half edge data structure, user923005, 16:23
- Re: half edge data structure, Ernie Wright, 16:22
- Re: SHA1 algorithm -- fully portable, user923005, 16:19
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Default User, 16:18
- Re: polymorphic structs with "methods", santosh, 16:09
- Re: How do linkers work?, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 16:09
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Malcolm McLean, 16:02
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Keith Thompson, 15:59
- Re: sizeof a relative pointer in a struct, ManicQin, 15:57
- Re: polymorphic structs with "methods", Peter Michaux, 15:47
- Re: polymorphic structs with "methods", Flash Gordon, 15:46
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, santosh, 15:35
- Re: How do linkers work?, jacob navia, 15:33
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Flash Gordon, 15:32
- Re: SHA1 algorithm -- fully portable, ymuntyan, 15:29
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Morris Dovey, 15:28
- Re: How do linkers work?, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 15:17
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Malcolm McLean, 15:00
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 14:57
- Re: half edge data structure, Bartc, 14:50
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, santosh, 14:48
- Re: half edge data structure, Morris Dovey, 14:47
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Bartc, 14:47
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, jacob navia, 14:34
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Keith Thompson, 14:29
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Malcolm McLean, 14:22
- Re: half edge data structure, Ernie Wright, 14:18
- Re: polymorphic structs with "methods", Malcolm McLean, 14:10
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, santosh, 14:08
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Keith Thompson, 14:08
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Antoninus Twink, 13:57
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Richard, 13:56
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Antoninus Twink, 13:52
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Antoninus Twink, 13:50
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Default User, 13:44
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Antoninus Twink, 13:41
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Antoninus Twink, 13:39
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Antoninus Twink, 13:38
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Antoninus Twink, 13:37
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Antoninus Twink, 13:35
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Antoninus Twink, 13:32
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Antoninus Twink, 13:29
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, jacob navia, 13:29
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, santosh, 13:29
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Antoninus Twink, 13:26
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, santosh, 13:17
- Re: How do linkers work?, lawrence . jones, 13:00
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, lawrence . jones, 12:59
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, santosh, 12:55
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Flash Gordon, 12:54
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Flash Gordon, 12:49
- Re: half edge data structure, Morris Dovey, 12:49
- Re: Strange problem with linked list code on windows OS, Flash Gordon, 12:48
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, Kelsey Bjarnason, 12:36
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Keith Thompson, 12:33
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, jacob navia, 12:30
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Kelsey Bjarnason, 12:30
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, santosh, 12:24
- Re: sizeof a relative pointer in a struct, Ben Bacarisse, 12:22
- Re: Suggestion for theme treatment was: Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Keith Thompson, 12:13
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Harald van Dijk, 12:09
- Re: half edge data structure, Ernie Wright, 12:07
- Re: polymorphic structs with "methods", santosh, 12:07
- Re: Any Method to Determine Endianness at Compile Time ?, Keith Thompson, 12:01
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Flash Gordon, 11:54
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, santosh, 11:53
- Re: polymorphic structs with "methods", Peter Michaux, 11:53
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Flash Gordon, 11:43
- Re: How do linkers work?, Eric Sosman, 11:40
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, santosh, 11:34
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, santosh, 11:31
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, santosh, 11:21
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, santosh, 11:17
- Re: half edge data structure, Morris Dovey, 11:13
- Re: How do linkers work?, Richard Tobin, 11:00
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, santosh, 10:53
- Re: half edge data structure, broli, 10:45
- Re: How do linkers work?, John Bode, 10:44
- SHA1 algorithm -- fully portable, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 10:43
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Richard Heathfield, 10:43
- Re: How do linkers work?, ymuntyan, 10:39
- Re: How do linkers work?, Richard, 10:38
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Ben Bacarisse, 10:34
- Re: How do linkers work?, santosh, 10:32
- Re: Suggestion for theme treatment was: Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Charlton Wilbur, 10:31
- Re: half edge data structure, Morris Dovey, 10:29
- Re: polymorphic structs with "methods", ymuntyan, 10:18
- Re: Strange problem with linked list code on windows OS, Willem, 09:56
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Richard, 09:51
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Nick Keighley, 09:44
- Re: Strange problem with linked list code on windows OS, gw7rib, 09:43
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Jeff P. Bailey, 09:34
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, Ioannis Vranos, 09:12
- Re: How do linkers work?, Eric Sosman, 09:10
- Re: sizeof a relative pointer in a struct, Richard Heathfield, 09:06
- Re: polymorphic structs with "methods", Eric Sosman, 09:04
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Kenny McCormack, 09:03
- Re: How do linkers work?, Richard Heathfield, 08:51
- Re: sizeof a relative pointer in a struct, ManicQin, 08:44
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Willem, 08:43
- Re: Suggestion for theme treatment was: Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Richard Heathfield, 08:38
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Richard Heathfield, 08:31
- Re: sizeof a relative pointer in a struct, Ben Bacarisse, 08:25
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Richard Heathfield, 08:18
- TUTORIALS ON COMPUTER PROGRAMMING, Santhosh1992, 08:11
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, vippstar, 08:05
- Re: How do linkers work?, Ben Bacarisse, 08:05
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, CBFalconer, 07:54
- Re: What's the deal with C99?, jacob navia, 07:40
- half edge data structure, broli, 07:40
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Richard Heathfield, 07:39
- Re: K&R Errata?, Spiro Trikaliotis, 07:35
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, mrhassell, 07:29
- What's the deal with C99?, Bartc, 07:13
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, jacob navia, 06:59
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, JimS, 06:48
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Malcolm McLean, 06:25
- Re: How do i increase the size of the program stack?, Malcolm McLean, 06:21
- Re: How do linkers work?, Flash Gordon, 06:18
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Jeff P. Bailey, 06:00
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Flash Gordon, 05:54
- Strange problem with linked list code on windows OS, rkalyankumar77@xxxxxxxxx, 05:49
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Malcolm McLean, 05:44
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Flash Gordon, 05:20
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Brian Inglis, 05:07
- Suggestion for theme treatment was: Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Friedrich Dominicus, 04:32
- Re: Any Method to Determine Endianness at Compile Time ?, Malcolm McLean, 04:21
- Re: simple PRNG?, copx, 04:07
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Malcolm McLean, 03:51
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Chris McDonald, 03:42
- Re: polymorphic structs with "methods", Malcolm McLean, 03:36
- Re: Query about " warning parameter names (without types) in function declaration", Andrey Tarasevich, 03:32
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Kenny McCormack, 03:30
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Kenny McCormack, 03:26
- Re: How do linkers work?, Tony Giles, 03:23
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Anand Hariharan, 02:57
- Re: sizeof a relative pointer in a struct, ManicQin, 02:41
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, Keith Thompson, 01:50
- Re: How do linkers work?, Keith Thompson, 01:47
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Keith Thompson, 01:34
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Keith Thompson, 01:27
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- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Richard, 00:37
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March 23, 2008
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Richard, 23:49
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, John Bode, 23:41
- Re: Query about " warning parameter names (without types) in function declaration", Jack Klein, 23:17
- Re: Fix my program, Sebastian G., 23:14
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Kaz Kylheku, 23:10
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Kaz Kylheku, 22:46
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- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, santosh, 22:15
- Re: Received file doesnt display contents properly., David Thompson, 22:14
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- Re: Learning C online?, David Thompson, 22:14
- Re: Optimize power function for fixed point numbers, David Thompson, 22:14
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- Re: rand and srand, David Thompson, 22:14
- Re: rand and srand, David Thompson, 22:14
- Re: Fix my program, David Thompson, 22:14
- Re: Very strange command-line argument handling of /?, David Thompson, 22:14
- Query about " warning parameter names (without types) in function declaration", prix prad, 21:57
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Chris McDonald, 21:56
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Richard, 21:52
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, santosh, 21:49
- Re: polymorphic structs with "methods", Ben Bacarisse, 21:46
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Morris Dovey, 21:24
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Chris Thomasson, 21:13
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, santosh, 21:12
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Chris Thomasson, 21:11
- Re: polymorphic structs with "methods", Chris Thomasson, 20:57
- A site where you can have the complete details regarding C++ programming language, Gokul, 20:49
- Re: How do linkers work?, Richard Heathfield, 20:26
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, CBFalconer, 20:14
- Re: How do linkers work?, jacob navia, 20:11
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, CBFalconer, 20:09
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, CBFalconer, 20:04
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, Richard Heathfield, 20:01
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Richard Heathfield, 19:57
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Richard Heathfield, 19:51
- Re: How do linkers work?, Richard Heathfield, 19:44
- Re: polymorphic structs with "methods", Peter Michaux, 19:38
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, jacob navia, 19:25
- How do linkers work?, jacob navia, 19:16
- Re: polymorphic structs with "methods", Eric Sosman, 18:32
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Richard, 18:24
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Kenny McCormack, 18:15
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Kenny McCormack, 18:13
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Default User, 18:02
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Eric Sosman, 17:40
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Walter Roberson, 17:20
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Kenny McCormack, 17:15
- polymorphic structs with "methods", Peter Michaux, 17:08
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, Richard, 17:06
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Serve Laurijssen, 17:05
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, jacob navia, 17:03
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, jacob navia, 17:01
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Walter Roberson, 16:51
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, jacob navia, 16:48
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, Kelsey Bjarnason, 16:46
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, jacob navia, 16:44
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, jacob navia, 16:41
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, Kelsey Bjarnason, 16:34
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, santosh, 16:32
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Richard Heathfield, 16:28
- Re: Any Method to Determine Endianness at Compile Time ?, Keith Thompson, 16:16
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Morris Dovey, 16:03
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Malcolm McLean, 15:30
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, ymuntyan, 15:23
- Re: Segfault only with optimization, Kelsey Bjarnason, 14:50
- Re: The problems in comp.lang.c, Richard Heathfield, 14:48
- Re: bunch of pedants, Kelsey Bjarnason, 14:42
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Richard, 13:23
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Nick Keighley, 12:44
- The problems in comp.lang.c, Jeff P. Bailey, 12:40
- Re: Any Method to Determine Endianness at Compile Time ?, Richard Heathfield, 12:32
- TUTORIALS ON COMPUTER PROGRAMMING, Santhosh1992, 12:30
- Re: How does printf() works, Antoninus Twink, 12:23
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Flash Gordon, 12:00
- Re: Any Method to Determine Endianness at Compile Time ?, Keith Thompson, 11:52
- Re: How does printf() works, jameskuyper, 11:50
- Re: How does printf() works, Kaz Kylheku, 11:28
- Re: __unaligned before and after the * (64bit), Ben Bacarisse, 10:09
- Re: sizeof a relative pointer in a struct, Ben Bacarisse, 09:58
- Re: How does printf() works, CBFalconer, 09:50
- Re: simple PRNG?, George Marsaglia, 09:50
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, Richard Heathfield, 09:20
- Re: How does printf() works, Richard Heathfield, 09:17
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, jacob navia, 09:15
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Ben Bacarisse, 09:14
- Re: Debugger Question, Antoninus Twink, 09:13
- Re: Debugger Question, Antoninus Twink, 09:06
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Ben Bacarisse, 09:00
- Re: How does printf() works, Johannes Bauer, 08:59
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, Antoninus Twink, 08:58
- Re: On VLAs and incomplete types, Ben Bacarisse, 08:57
- Re: How does printf() works, Johannes Bauer, 08:57
- Re: How to stop these bluddy spammers..., Antoninus Twink, 08:57
- Re: How to stop these bluddy spammers..., Antoninus Twink, 08:55
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Antoninus Twink, 08:52
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Antoninus Twink, 08:50
- Re: Debugger Question, Antoninus Twink, 08:49
- Re: simple PRNG?, Antoninus Twink, 08:45
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- Re: Bit expansion by 2times,3times....10 times, Bartc, 06:42
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, Bartc, 06:09
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, jacob navia, 05:25
- Re: sizeof a relative pointer in a struct, ManicQin, 05:05
- Re: __unaligned before and after the * (64bit), Flash Gordon, 05:01
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Flash Gordon, 04:53
- Re: How does printf() works, Richard Heathfield, 04:12
- Re: How does printf() works, santosh, 03:58
- Re: How does printf() works, Amandil, 03:48
- Re: How does printf() works, Amandil, 03:34
- Re: __unaligned before and after the * (64bit), Udi, 03:11
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- Re: Bit expansion by 2times,3times....10 times, Barry Schwarz, 02:52
- Re: How does printf() works, Richard Heathfield, 02:07
- Re: How does printf() works, Sanchit, 01:55
- Re: On VLAs and incomplete types, Old Wolf, 01:43
- Bit expansion by 2times,3times....10 times, hari, 01:32
- Re: How do debuggers work?, dj3vande, 00:28
- Re: How does printf() works, CBFalconer, 00:27
- Re: How does printf() works, Amandil, 00:00
March 22, 2008
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, Ben Bacarisse, 22:17
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Ben Bacarisse, 22:07
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Ben Bacarisse, 22:04
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, Keith Thompson, 21:33
- Re: simple PRNG?, copx, 21:29
- Re: simple PRNG?, copx, 21:13
- Re: Debugger Question, Erwin Lindemann, 19:40
- Re: Debugger Question, Richard Heathfield, 19:30
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, Richard Heathfield, 19:28
- Re: Debugger Question, Hans Schneider, 19:19
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, João Jerónimo, 19:17
- Re: simple PRNG?, Anand Hariharan, 19:13
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, Bartc, 19:02
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, João Jerónimo, 18:48
- Re: How does printf() works, CBFalconer, 18:37
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, Ed Prochak, 18:36
- Re: funneling a file to stdin from the command line, Keith Thompson, 18:35
- Re: How does printf() works, CBFalconer, 18:34
- Re: Issue with binary to ascii conversion, Keith Thompson, 18:32
- Re: How does printf() works, CBFalconer, 18:32
- Re: funneling a file to stdin from the command line, c gordon liddy, 18:30
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, jacob navia, 18:28
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, João Jerónimo, 18:21
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, CBFalconer, 18:20
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Keith Thompson, 18:20
- funneling a file to stdin from the command line, c gordon liddy, 18:14
- Re: funneling a file to stdin from the command line, Richard Heathfield, 17:25
- Re: funneling a file to stdin from the command line, Walter Roberson, 17:22
- Re: funneling a file to stdin from the command line, Ulrich Eckhardt, 17:14
- Re: How does printf() works, Harald van Dijk, 16:39
- Re: How does printf() works, Johannes Bauer, 16:15
- Stats for comp.lang.c (last 7 days), CLC stats, 16:06
- Re: Issue with binary to ascii conversion, Walter Roberson, 16:00
- Issue with binary to ascii conversion, Vic, 15:43
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, jacob navia, 15:27
- Re: How does printf() works, J. J. Farrell, 15:09
- Re: How does printf() works, Keith Thompson, 15:04
- Re: How does printf() works, Keith Thompson, 14:58
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Keith Thompson, 14:52
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, Richard Heathfield, 14:45
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Keith Thompson, 14:39
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Flash Gordon, 14:35
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, Bartc, 14:13
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Ben Bacarisse, 12:42
- Re: sizeof a relative pointer in a struct, REH, 12:12
- Re: sizeof a relative pointer in a struct, REH, 12:08
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, Harald van Dijk, 12:04
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, christian.bau, 11:49
- Re: How does printf() works, Thad Smith, 11:13
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- Re: How does printf() works, Malcolm McLean, 10:44
- Re: Keep getting a warning.. Can someone please tell me why?, christian.bau, 10:43
- Re: simple PRNG?, George Marsaglia, 10:28
- Re: How does printf() works, Harald van Dijk, 10:24
- Re: How does printf() works, Richard Heathfield, 10:22
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, Richard, 10:04
- Re: How does printf() works, Johannes Bauer, 10:04
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, Harald van Dijk, 09:33
- Re: How do i increase the size of the program stack?, Richard Heathfield, 08:39
- Re: How does printf() works, Sanchit, 08:27
- Re: How do i increase the size of the program stack?, Richard Tobin, 08:23
- Re: How does printf() works, Richard Tobin, 08:21
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, CBFalconer, 08:07
- Re: How does printf() works, Sanchit, 08:04
- Re: How does printf() works, Harald van Dijk, 08:03
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, CBFalconer, 08:01
- Re: How does printf() works, Tomasz bla Fortuna, 07:50
- How do i increase the size of the program stack?, lianne . ribeiro, 07:40
- How does printf() works, Sanchit, 07:35
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Harald van Dijk, 07:26
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- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Flash Gordon, 05:44
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- Re: On VLAs and incomplete types, santosh, 05:23
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, Richard Heathfield, 04:26
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- Re: On VLAs and incomplete types, Sensei, 03:34
- Re: On VLAs and incomplete types, Sensei, 03:33
- Re: main (int argc,char *argv[]), Barry Schwarz, 02:17
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- Re: Keep getting a warning.. Can someone please tell me why?, Thad Smith, 00:48
March 21, 2008
- Re: Printing some *.doc files with the c language under windows 2k, Keith Thompson, 23:53
- Re: Unexpected Output when reading a files using read(), Keith Thompson, 22:40
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Ben Bacarisse, 22:38
- Re: Printing some *.doc files with the c language under windows 2k, CBFalconer, 22:31
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Ben Bacarisse, 22:31
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Keith Thompson, 22:12
- Re: [OT] General purpose Expression Parser, Kenny McCormack, 22:08
- Re: simple PRNG?, CBFalconer, 22:01
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- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Walter Roberson, 21:41
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, CBFalconer, 21:34
- Re: main (int argc,char *argv[]), Bill Cunningham, 21:28
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, CBFalconer, 21:24
- Re: Keep getting a warning.. Can someone please tell me why?, Eric Sosman, 21:16
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, jacob navia, 21:05
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, lawrence . jones, 20:57
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Keith Thompson, 20:48
- Re: bunch of pedants, lawrence . jones, 20:36
- Re: bunch of pedants, lawrence . jones, 20:33
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Keith Thompson, 20:22
- Re: General purpose Expression Parser, jacob navia, 20:15
- Re: General purpose Expression Parser, Ian Collins, 20:01
- Re: General purpose Expression Parser, jacob navia, 19:53
- Re: How to stop these bluddy spammers..., Walter Roberson, 19:53
- Re: Debugger Question, Richard, 19:39
- Re: General purpose Expression Parser, Ian Collins, 19:32
- Re: General purpose Expression Parser, Ioannis Vranos, 19:19
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, jacob navia, 19:11
- Re: Debugger Question, Sjouke Burry, 18:41
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Flash Gordon, 18:40
- Re: Debugger Question, Ian Collins, 18:38
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Ian Collins, 18:35
- Re: Keep getting a warning.. Can someone please tell me why?, Jim, 18:28
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, user923005, 18:22
- Re: Printing some *.doc files with the c language under windows 2k, osmium, 18:19
- Re: Debugger Question, jacob navia, 18:19
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, jacob navia, 18:13
- Re: Wide character, portable function to parse words like O'Clock as one word?, user923005, 18:12
- Re: Debugger Question, Ian Collins, 18:10
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Ian Collins, 18:05
- Re: Debugger Question, jacob navia, 18:05
- Re: Debugger Question, jacob navia, 18:04
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, jacob navia, 17:47
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, santosh, 17:42
- Re: How to stop these bluddy spammers..., Chris McDonald, 17:39
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, James Harris, 17:13
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, jacob navia, 17:11
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Keith Thompson, 17:02
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, James Harris, 16:57
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Flash Gordon, 16:56
- Re: Printing some *.doc files with the c language under windows 2k, Default User, 16:50
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, Andrey Tarasevich, 16:45
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, santosh, 16:39
- Re: simple PRNG?, Eric Sosman, 16:31
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, santosh, 16:24
- Printing some *.doc files with the c language under windows 2k, fr7456bg, 16:22
- Re: I need help please!, Bill Reid, 16:15
- Re: Debugger Question, Richard Heathfield, 16:14
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, Harald van Dijk, 16:12
- Re: Keep getting a warning.. Can someone please tell me why?, Eric Sosman, 16:10
- Re: simple PRNG?, santosh, 16:03
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, santosh, 15:59
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, jacob navia, 15:59
- Re: simple PRNG?, jacob navia, 15:56
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, jacob navia, 15:43
- Re: On VLAs and incomplete types, santosh, 15:35
- Re: OT - Re: What happens when your program crashes?, Richard, 15:32
- Re: I need help please!, Kenny McCormack, 15:31
- Re: On VLAs and incomplete types, user923005, 15:24
- Re: Keep getting a warning.. Can someone please tell me why?, Jim, 15:21
- Re: I need help please!, Bill Reid, 15:19
- Re: Keep getting a warning.. Can someone please tell me why?, Eric Sosman, 15:17
- Re: OT - Re: What happens when your program crashes?, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 15:09
- Re: Debugger Question, user923005, 15:09
- Keep getting a warning.. Can someone please tell me why?, Jim, 15:06
- OT - Re: What happens when your program crashes?, santosh, 14:59
- Re: On VLAs and incomplete types, Sensei, 14:55
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, santosh, 14:55
- Re: simple PRNG?, user923005, 14:53
- Re: [OT] General purpose Expression Parser, Morris Dovey, 14:50
- Re: General purpose Expression Parser, user923005, 14:48
- Re: I need help please!, Kenny McCormack, 14:46
- Re: [OT] General purpose Expression Parser, santosh, 14:45
- Re: I need help please!, Kenny McCormack, 14:42
- Re: I need help please!, Richard, 14:33
- Re: I need help please!, Kenny McCormack, 14:31
- Re: I need help please!, Kenny McCormack, 14:30
- Re: I need help please!, Kenny McCormack, 14:21
- [OT] Re: Wide character, portable function to parse words like O'Clockasone word?, Eric Sosman, 14:16
- Re: Array of structs with strings, Andrey Tarasevich, 14:14
- Re: General purpose Expression Parser, Anand Hariharan, 14:10
- Re: simple PRNG?, Richard Tobin, 13:43
- Re: simple PRNG?, Ben Pfaff, 13:42
- Re: Debugger Question, Richard Heathfield, 13:33
- Re: Wide character, portable function to parse words like O'Clockasone word?, Morris Dovey, 13:23
- Re: Debugger Question, Ben Pfaff, 13:17
- Re: simple PRNG?, Richard Heathfield, 13:15
- Re: even or odd, Eric Sosman, 13:12
- Re: English usage, Flash Gordon, 13:08
- Re: simple PRNG?, Eric Sosman, 13:02
- Re: even or odd, santosh, 12:58
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, santosh, 12:55
- Re: bunch of pedants, Rod Pemberton, 12:54
- Re: bunch of pedants, Rod Pemberton, 12:54
- Re: Array of structs with strings, CBFalconer, 12:53
- Re: bunch of pedants, Kenny McCormack, 12:52
- Re: I need help please!, Kenny McCormack, 12:51
- Re: [OT] General purpose Expression Parser, CBFalconer, 12:49
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, santosh, 12:48
- Re: Wide character, portable function to parse words like O'Clockas one word?, Eric Sosman, 12:37
- Re: simple PRNG?, jacob navia, 12:36
- Re: simple PRNG?, jacob navia, 12:34
- Re: sizeof a relative pointer in a struct, Keith Thompson, 12:34
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, CBFalconer, 12:34
- Re: simple PRNG?, Richard Heathfield, 12:32
- Re: simple PRNG?, Bartc, 12:27
- Re: [OT] General purpose Expression Parser, Ioannis Vranos, 12:24
- Re: abort at the end of data transfer, Jack Klein, 12:22
- Re: English usage (was: who decides the size of a data type?), Keith Thompson, 12:12
- Re: Array of structs with strings, Jack Klein, 12:11
- Re: English usage (was: who decides the size of a data type?), Keith Thompson, 12:09
- Re: Wide character, portable function to parse words like O'Clockas one word?, Morris Dovey, 12:01
- Re: Question about freopen() failure, Eric Sosman, 11:57
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, Richard Heathfield, 11:54
- Re: I need help please!, Richard, 11:51
- Re: Wide character, portable function to parse words like O'Clock as one word?, Eric Sosman, 11:50
- Re: simple PRNG?, David Tiktin, 11:47
- Re: [OT] General purpose Expression Parser, Joe Wright, 11:38
- Re: main (int argc,char *argv[]), Joe Wright, 11:22
- Wide character, portable function to parse words like O'Clock as one word?, David Mathog, 11:21
- Re: On VLAs and incomplete types, Ben Bacarisse, 11:19
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, vippstar, 11:16
- Re: prpject topic on C, Bartc, 11:15
- Re: simple PRNG?, Richard Heathfield, 11:13
- Re: simple PRNG?, Morris Dovey, 11:13
- Re: bunch of pedants, lawrence . jones, 11:02
- Re: Unexpected Output when reading a files using read(), Richard Heathfield, 11:01
- Re: simple PRNG?, CBFalconer, 11:00
- Re: [OT] General purpose Expression Parser, jacob navia, 10:55
- Re: [OT] General purpose Expression Parser, Ioannis Vranos, 10:54
- Re: simple PRNG?, jacob navia, 10:52
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, Anand Hariharan, 10:52
- Re: simple PRNG?, Morris Dovey, 10:50
- Re: [OT] General purpose Expression Parser, CBFalconer, 10:49
- Re: simple PRNG?, Eric Sosman, 10:44
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, CBFalconer, 10:42
- Question about freopen() failure, Kenneth Brody, 10:40
- Re: English usage (was: who decides the size of a data type?), CBFalconer, 10:35
- Re: How to stop these bluddy spammers..., CBFalconer, 10:29
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, CBFalconer, 10:27
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, CBFalconer, 10:21
- Re: Array of structs with strings, Ben Bacarisse, 10:17
- Re: main (int argc,char *argv[]), John Bode, 10:11
- Re: simple PRNG?, jacob navia, 10:05
- Re: English usage, Joe Wright, 09:59
- abort at the end of data transfer, Magda Muskala, 09:58
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, CBFalconer, 09:49
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, CBFalconer, 09:46
- Re: Unexpected Output when reading a files using read(), Richard Heathfield, 09:46
- Re: Unexpected Output when reading a files using read(), jacob navia, 09:44
- Re: Unexpected Output when reading a files using read(), Ben Bacarisse, 09:37
- Re: bunch of pedants, Kenny McCormack, 09:32
- Re: simple PRNG?, Ben Bacarisse, 09:27
- Re: sizeof a relative pointer in a struct, ManicQin, 09:23
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Walter Banks, 09:23
- Re: [OT] General purpose Expression Parser, Chris Thomasson, 09:22
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, jacob navia, 09:05
- Re: simple PRNG?, Walter Roberson, 09:04
- Re: simple PRNG?, Walter Roberson, 08:54
- Re: simple PRNG?, Eric Sosman, 08:46
- Re: simple PRNG?, Richard Heathfield, 08:44
- Re: simple PRNG?, Eric Sosman, 08:41
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Ed Prochak, 08:40
- Re: simple PRNG?, Walter Roberson, 08:31
- Re: simple PRNG?, copx, 08:26
- Re: simple PRNG?, jacob navia, 08:25
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, Ed Prochak, 08:21
- Re: simple PRNG?, jacob navia, 08:21
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, Ed Prochak, 08:17
- Re: simple PRNG?, Walter Roberson, 08:12
- Re: simple PRNG?, Walter Roberson, 08:07
- Re: simple PRNG?, Walter Roberson, 07:50
- Re: simple PRNG?, jacob navia, 07:25
- Re: simple PRNG?, Richard Tobin, 07:24
- Re: simple PRNG?, jacob navia, 07:12
- Re: simple PRNG?, Richard Tobin, 06:59
- Re: simple PRNG?, Richard Heathfield, 06:58
- Re: simple PRNG?, Richard Heathfield, 06:46
- Re: simple PRNG?, Richard Heathfield, 06:45
- Re: simple PRNG?, Ian Collins, 06:44
- Re: bunch of pedants, Philip Potter, 06:40
- Re: simple PRNG?, jacob navia, 06:39
- Re: simple PRNG?, jacob navia, 06:38
- Re: simple PRNG?, Noob, 06:34
- Re: simple PRNG?, Richard Bos, 06:31
- Re: prpject topic on C, gw7rib, 06:30
- Re: simple PRNG?, MisterE, 06:25
- Re: simple PRNG?, Richard Heathfield, 06:24
- Re: simple PRNG?, Walter Roberson, 06:19
- Re: Unexpected Output when reading a files using read(), Richard Heathfield, 05:59
- Re: Unexpected Output when reading a files using read(), Morris Dovey, 05:59
- Re: English usage (was: who decides the size of a data type?), Richard Bos, 05:59
- Re: Unexpected Output when reading a files using read(), maxim.pgv, 05:58
- Re: about float, 高龙, 05:57
- Re: about float, Martin Ambuhl, 05:55
- Re: simple PRNG?, jacob navia, 05:53
- Unexpected Output when reading a files using read(), Sanchit, 05:49
- Re: bunch of pedants, Richard Bos, 05:46
- Re: simple PRNG?, Richard Heathfield, 05:44
- Re: simple PRNG?, Morris Dovey, 05:36
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- Re: simple PRNG?, copx, 05:23
- Re: about float, Richard Heathfield, 05:22
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- Re: prpject topic on C, Richard Heathfield, 05:13
- about float, 高龙, 05:03
- Re: legality of signature changes of callback functions, Richard Bos, 04:50
- Re: How to stop these bluddy spammers..., Richard Bos, 04:40
- Re: [OT] General purpose Expression Parser, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 04:30
- prpject topic on C, think 4 rohit, 04:24
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Richard Heathfield, 04:14
- On VLAs and incomplete types, Sensei, 04:04
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, jacob navia, 04:00
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, jacob navia, 03:53
- Re: simple PRNG?, Richard Heathfield, 03:28
- Re: helps 4 remote, Morris Dovey, 03:22
- Re: simple PRNG?, copx, 03:15
- helps 4 remote, mickey mizeraski, 03:09
- Re: English usage (was: who decides the size of a data type?), Richard Heathfield, 02:59
- Re: [OT] General purpose Expression Parser, Ian Collins, 02:57
- Re: Array of structs with strings, Richard Heathfield, 02:54
- Re: simple PRNG?, Morris Dovey, 02:52
- Re: [OT] General purpose Expression Parser, Richard Heathfield, 02:51
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Richard Heathfield, 02:44
- Re: [OT] General purpose Expression Parser, Ian Collins, 02:34
- Re: How to stop these bluddy spammers..., Richard Heathfield, 02:25
- Re: [OT] General purpose Expression Parser, Richard Heathfield, 02:22
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, Richard Heathfield, 02:15
- Re: Debugger Question, Richard Heathfield, 02:13
- Re: I need help please!, Richard Heathfield, 02:09
- Re: even or odd, Mahesh, 02:02
- simple PRNG?, copx, 02:00
- Re: Array of structs with strings, Keith Thompson, 01:30
- Re: English usage (was: who decides the size of a data type?), Keith Thompson, 00:32
- Re: [OT] General purpose Expression Parser, santosh, 00:20
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, santosh, 00:14
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, santosh, 00:12
- Re: Array of structs with strings, CBFalconer, 00:06
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, Jack Klein, 00:06
March 20, 2008
- Re: K&R Errata?, c gordon liddy, 23:59
- Re: Array of structs with strings, CBFalconer, 23:52
- Re: Array of structs with strings, santosh, 23:52
- Re: [OT] General purpose Expression Parser, CBFalconer, 23:46
- Re: [OT] General purpose Expression Parser, CBFalconer, 23:42
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, CBFalconer, 23:37
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, CBFalconer, 23:34
- Re: Array of structs with strings, Eric Sosman, 23:16
- Re: Array of structs with strings, goodTweetieBird, 23:10
- Re: Array of structs with strings, rpgfan3233, 23:06
- Re: main (int argc,char *argv[]), Bill Cunningham, 22:59
- Re: Array of structs with strings, goodTweetieBird, 22:51
- Re: main (int argc,char *argv[]), Joe Wright, 22:37
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- Re: Array of structs with strings, Eric Sosman, 22:35
- Re: [OT] General purpose Expression Parser, Ioannis Vranos, 22:31
- Array of structs with strings, goodTweetieBird, 22:25
- Re: main (int argc,char *argv[]), Bill Cunningham, 21:44
- A-Z on C++ and other programming languages + latest updates in microsoft products, Gokul, 21:36
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, santosh, 21:24
- Re: main (int argc,char *argv[]), Bill Cunningham, 21:20
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, CBFalconer, 21:17
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Douglas A. Gwyn, 21:12
- Re: Type-casting problems, CBFalconer, 21:11
- Re: converting byte to nibble and converted nibble to bytes, hari, 21:08
- Re: I need help please!, CBFalconer, 21:04
- English usage (was: who decides the size of a data type?), CBFalconer, 21:00
- Re: How to stop these bluddy spammers..., CBFalconer, 20:45
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, CBFalconer, 20:38
- Re: [OT] General purpose Expression Parser, Richard Tobin, 20:32
- Re: [OT] General purpose Expression Parser, Ian Collins, 20:27
- Re: de facto standard C unit testing framework?, Ian Collins, 20:22
- Re: Debugger Question, jacob navia, 20:20
- Re: [OT] General purpose Expression Parser, Ioannis Vranos, 20:19
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, CBFalconer, 20:18
- de facto standard C unit testing framework?, Peter Michaux, 20:16
- Re: K&R Errata?, Ioannis Vranos, 20:15
- Re: Debugger Question, jacob navia, 20:14
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- Re: K&R Errata?, user923005, 20:05
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, CBFalconer, 20:04
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, CBFalconer, 19:58
- Re: Debugger Question, Richard Tobin, 19:58
- Re: K&R Errata?, c gordon liddy, 19:57
- Debugger Question, Easter Bunny, 19:50
- Re: legality of signature changes of callback functions, regis, 19:29
- Re: [OT] General purpose Expression Parser, Ben Pfaff, 19:26
- Re: [OT] General purpose Expression Parser, Ioannis Vranos, 19:11
- Re: I need help please!, jacob navia, 18:53
- Re: legality of signature changes of callback functions, regis, 18:51
- Re: [OT] General purpose Expression Parser, Ian Collins, 18:40
- Re: How to stop these bluddy spammers..., Ian Collins, 18:37
- Re: How to stop these bluddy spammers..., Chris McDonald, 18:34
- Re: How to stop these bluddy spammers..., Dann Corbit, 18:31
- Re: How to stop these bluddy spammers..., Walter Roberson, 18:13
- Re: How to stop these bluddy spammers..., user923005, 18:09
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, user923005, 18:02
- Re: K&R Errata?, Ioannis Vranos, 17:56
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, Flash Gordon, 17:53
- Re: legality of signature changes of callback functions, Eric Sosman, 17:53
- Re: [OT] General purpose Expression Parser, Ioannis Vranos, 17:48
- Re: K&R Errata?, user923005, 17:47
- General purpose Expression Parser, Dexter, 17:34
- Re: K&R Errata?, Ioannis Vranos, 17:25
- Re: legality of signature changes of callback functions, regis, 17:25
- Re: K&R Errata?, Ioannis Vranos, 17:19
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, John Bode, 17:19
- [OT] Re: socket (tcp) buffer status, Walter Roberson, 17:16
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, Flash Gordon, 17:14
- Re: I need help please!, Richard Heathfield, 17:11
- Re: I need help please!, Eric Sosman, 17:10
- Re: sizeof a relative pointer in a struct, REH, 16:57
- Re: I need help please!, jacob navia, 16:49
- Re: main (int argc,char *argv[]), John Bode, 16:38
- Re: I need help please!, Richard Heathfield, 16:31
- Re: main (int argc,char *argv[]), Walter Roberson, 16:23
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, Flash Gordon, 16:18
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, jacob navia, 16:11
- Re: bunch of pedants, Flash Gordon, 16:06
- main (int argc,char *argv[]), Bill Cunningham, 16:06
- Re: Is there a payoff for using Large File API?, Kenny McCormack, 16:06
- Re: I need help please!, jacob navia, 16:00
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, Flash Gordon, 15:38
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, jacob navia, 15:38
- Re: legality of signature changes of callback functions, Eric Sosman, 15:24
- Re: Is there a payoff for using Large File API?, Walter Roberson, 15:18
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, jacob navia, 15:16
- Re: sizeof a relative pointer in a struct, Martin Ambuhl, 15:02
- Re: K&R Answers?, Richard Heathfield, 14:59
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, Flash Gordon, 14:59
- legality of signature changes of callback functions, regis, 14:46
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, vippstar, 14:43
- Re: Type-casting problems, Rod Pemberton, 14:36
- Re: Converting Integer to any base, Flash Gordon, 14:07
- Re: I need help please!, Flash Gordon, 14:02
- Re: K&R Answers?, c gordon liddy, 13:48
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, Ed Prochak, 13:17
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, William Pursell, 13:15
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, William Pursell, 13:13
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, Dave Hansen, 13:02
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, myheartinamerica, 12:55
- Re: sizeof a relative pointer in a struct, rpgfan3233, 12:46
- Re: sizeof a relative pointer in a struct, Keith Thompson, 12:44
- Re: sizeof a relative pointer in a struct, REH, 12:41
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, Willem, 12:39
- Re: GNU GMP and MPI, Keith Thompson, 12:36
- Re: Question about using #pragma pack, Keith Thompson, 12:35
- Re: GNU GMP and MPI, Sensei, 12:33
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Keith Thompson, 12:26
- Re: acceptable use of goto?, myheartinamerica, 12:20
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, Charlton Wilbur, 12:18
- acceptable use of goto?, myheartinamerica, 12:15
- Re: CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Walter Banks, 11:57
- Re: bunch of pedants, lawrence . jones, 11:54
- Re: sizeof a relative pointer in a struct, Noob, 11:52
- Re: Any Method to Determine Endianness at Compile Time ?, Craig Gullixson, 11:48
- Re: How to stop these bluddy spammers..., Default User, 11:44
- Re: How to stop these bluddy spammers..., Default User, 11:41
- Re: How to stop these bluddy spammers..., Default User, 11:40
- sizeof a relative pointer in a struct, ManicQin, 11:39
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, jacob navia, 11:26
- Hii.. Friends, magi, 11:21
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, Richard Heathfield, 11:21
- Hii.. Friends, magi, 11:21
- Re: Dynamic (as in Reflective) Programming in C?, George Peter Staplin, 11:17
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, jacob navia, 10:46
- Re: unable to understand this typedef, Eric Sosman, 10:38
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, Anand Hariharan, 10:34
- unable to understand this typedef, Sanchit, 10:23
- CERT C Secure Coding Standard - last call for reviewers, Robert Seacord, 10:02
- Re: Type-casting problems, Ben Bacarisse, 09:40
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, Flash Gordon, 09:38
- Re: GNU GMP and MPI, hector, 09:35
- Re: Question about using #pragma pack, Kenneth Brody, 09:31
- Re: GNU GMP and MPI, jacob navia, 09:26
- Re: Type-casting problems, Ben Bacarisse, 09:23
- Re: even or odd, Kenneth Brody, 09:19
- GNU GMP and MPI, hector, 09:15
- Re: Type-casting problems, Ramon, 08:37
- Re: Question about using #pragma pack, Richard Tobin, 08:29
- Re: Question about using #pragma pack, jacob navia, 08:22
- Re: Question about using #pragma pack, Boltar, 08:16
- Re: Type-casting problems, Richard Tobin, 08:02
- Re: Type-casting problems, Ramon, 07:57
- Re: Question about using #pragma pack, Richard Tobin, 07:41
- Re: Question about using #pragma pack, jacob navia, 07:39
- Question about using #pragma pack, Boltar, 07:34
- Re: Type-casting problems, Richard Tobin, 07:19
- Re: Type-casting problems, Richard Tobin, 07:17
- Re: Type-casting problems, Ramon, 07:03
- Re: Type-casting problems, Ben Bacarisse, 06:54
- Re: Type-casting problems, Richard Tobin, 06:46
- Re: Dynamic (as in Reflective) Programming in C?, Richard, 06:36
- Re: Dynamic (as in Reflective) Programming in C?, Richard Tobin, 06:31
- Re: who decides the size of a data type?, Richard, 06:26
- Re: K&R Answers?, Willem, 06:21
- Re: Type-casting problems, Ramon, 05:52
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- Re: K&R Answers?, c gordon liddy, 04:10
- Converting Integer to any base, Dexter, 04:09
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, jacob navia, 04:01
- Re: Dynamic (as in Reflective) Programming in C?, santosh, 04:01
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- Re: who decides the size of a data type?, jacob navia, 03:54
- English usage (was: who decides the size of a data type?), CBFalconer, 03:18
- Re: converting byte to nibble and converted nibble to bytes, Richard Heathfield, 03:18
- Re: How to stop these bluddy spammers..., CBFalconer, 03:08
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- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, Richard Heathfield, 02:04
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- Re: converting byte to nibble and converted nibble to bytes, Gene, 00:52
- Re: Any Method to Determine Endianness at Compile Time ?, srimks11@xxxxxxxxx, 00:47
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- Re: I need help please!, Bill Reid, 21:57
- Re: I need help please!, Bill Reid, 21:57
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- Re: How to stop these bluddy spammers..., osmium, 21:33
- Re: who decides the size of a data type?, christian.bau, 21:08
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, christian.bau, 20:47
- Re: Implicit int, Flash Gordon, 20:34
- Re: bunch of pedants, Flash Gordon, 20:14
- Re: How to stop these bluddy spammers..., Paulo Jorge O. C. Matos, 19:51
- Re: Any Method to Determine Endianness at Compile Time ?, Gordon Burditt, 19:45
- Re: Segfault only with optimization, Flash Gordon, 19:37
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, CBFalconer, 19:37
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, Ian Collins, 19:36
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, CBFalconer, 19:35
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, Richard, 19:28
- Re: Any Method to Determine Endianness at Compile Time ?, christian.bau, 19:27
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, Richard Heathfield, 19:21
- Re: How to stop these bluddy spammers..., Default User, 19:19
- Re: bunch of pedants, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 19:09
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, Ian Collins, 19:02
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, jacob navia, 18:55
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, jacob navia, 18:45
- Re: converting byte to nibble and converted nibble to bytes, Amandil, 18:42
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 18:36
- Re: How to stop these bluddy spammers..., Ian Collins, 18:32
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- Re: How to stop these bluddy spammers..., Default User, 18:25
- Re: How to stop these bluddy spammers..., Ian Collins, 18:05
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, Richard, 18:01
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, Ian Collins, 17:58
- Re: Any Method to Determine Endianness at Compile Time ?, Morris Dovey, 17:50
- Re: Any Method to Determine Endianness at Compile Time ?, Richard, 17:46
- Re: Any Method to Determine Endianness at Compile Time ?, Robbie Hatley, 17:38
- Re: Any Method to Determine Endianness at Compile Time ?, CBFalconer, 17:35
- Re: How to stop these bluddy spammers..., CBFalconer, 17:24
- Re: Any Method to Determine Endianness at Compile Time ?, Richard Tobin, 17:22
- Re: even or odd, Robbie Hatley, 17:19
- Re: __unaligned before and after the * (64bit), Ulrich Eckhardt, 17:18
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, CBFalconer, 17:10
- Re: Any Method to Determine Endianness at Compile Time ?, user923005, 17:02
- Re: FIN_WAIT_2 status at Client side, Henry, 16:49
- Re: Any Method to Determine Endianness at Compile Time ?, Morris Dovey, 15:59
- Re: How do debuggers work?, Kenny McCormack, 15:39
- Re: Any Method to Determine Endianness at Compile Time ?, Richard Tobin, 15:38
- Re: Any Method to Determine Endianness at Compile Time ?, jacob navia, 15:36
- Re: How to stop these bluddy spammers..., Default User, 15:25
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- Re: How to stop these bluddy spammers..., Default User, 14:13
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- Re: converting byte to nibble and converted nibble to bytes, Amandil, 04:37
- Re: Searching in char*, maclab2, 03:59
- Re: Number of bits in C99 float types?, Keith Thompson, 02:34
- Re: Experiences using "register", jaysome, 02:06
- Re: valid static-initializer list values..., Harald van Dijk, 01:15
- Re: bunch of pedants, Keith Thompson, 01:14
- Re: -v compiler switch in gcc 4.3.0, stop, 01:07
- Re: valid static-initializer list values..., Chris Thomasson, 00:57
- valid static-initializer list values..., Chris Thomasson, 00:52
- Amazon Interview Question on Doubly Linked List, Plz help, Mahesh, 00:40
- Re: converting byte to nibble and converted nibble to bytes, Gene, 00:26
- Re: bunch of pedants, user923005, 00:24
March 18, 2008
- Invicta Speedway Chronograph Mens Watch 7027 Replica, sales037, 23:08
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, Doug Miller, 22:53
- Re: bunch of pedants, Morris Dovey, 22:45
- Re: bunch of pedants, Peter Nilsson, 22:32
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- Re: bunch of pedants, user923005, 21:59
- Re: Segfault only with optimization, user923005, 21:51
- Re: which tutorial to use?, user923005, 21:48
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 21:14
- converting byte to nibble and converted nibble to bytes, hari, 21:08
- Re: What happens when your program crashes?, Richard Heathfield, 20:41
- Re: Segfault only with optimization, Peter Nilsson, 20:33
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ian Collins, 20:20
- Re: Is there a payoff for using Large File API?, George Peter Staplin, 20:08
- Re: gcc: What's illegal about this ?, Ben Bacarisse, 19:47
- Re: which tutorial to use?, CBFalconer, 19:42
- What happens when your program crashes?, jacob navia, 19:24
- Re: How do debuggers work?, Kenny McCormack, 18:47
- Re: How do debuggers work?, Kenny McCormack, 18:45
- Re: How do debuggers work?, Kenneth Brody, 18:33
- Re: Segfault only with optimization, jacob navia, 18:27
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ben Pfaff, 18:24
- Re: How do debuggers work?, Antoninus Twink, 18:22
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ian Collins, 18:22
- Re: Experiences using "register", Antoninus Twink, 18:14
- Re: How do debuggers work?, Malcolm McLean, 18:08
- Re: How do debuggers work?, Malcolm McLean, 18:04
- Re: which tutorial to use?, lawrence . jones, 17:55
- Re: What is Operator ^+, rpgfan3233, 17:53
- Re: What is Operator ^+, Morris Dovey, 17:41
- Re: Segfault only with optimization, CBFalconer, 17:39
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, lawrence . jones, 17:35
- Re: Program to run C programs?, Kenneth Brody, 17:34
- Re: Segfault only with optimization, CBFalconer, 17:33
- Re: What is Operator ^+, Kenneth Brody, 17:25
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ioannis Vranos, 17:18
- Re: Experiences using "register", CBFalconer, 17:14
- Re: gcc: What's illegal about this ?, CBFalconer, 17:05
- Re: which tutorial to use?, CBFalconer, 17:01
- Re: bunch of pedants, Kenny McCormack, 16:58
- Re: which tutorial to use?, CBFalconer, 16:51
- Re: which tutorial to use?, CBFalconer, 16:28
- Re: which tutorial to use?, CBFalconer, 16:24
- Re: function pointer question (weird behaviour), A. Bolmarcich, 15:48
- Re: which tutorial to use?, santosh, 15:44
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Richard Heathfield, 15:41
- Re: The stack and longjmp/setjmp, santosh, 15:30
- Re: How do debuggers work?, Morris Dovey, 15:29
- Re: which tutorial to use?, santosh, 15:24
- Re: Number of bits in C99 float types?, santosh, 15:06
- Re: Experiences using "register", christian.bau, 14:23
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ian Collins, 14:19
- Re: Experiences using "register", christian.bau, 14:18
- Re: How do debuggers work?, jacob navia, 14:16
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ben Pfaff, 14:15
- Re: Experiences using "register", christian.bau, 14:14
- Re: Number of bits in C99 float types?, christian.bau, 14:06
- Re: Experiences using "register", James P. Schoonover, 13:58
- Re: How do debuggers work?, Richard Tobin, 13:52
- Re: The stack and longjmp/setjmp, Harald van Dijk, 13:51
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Richard Heathfield, 13:33
- Re: Number of bits in C99 float types?, Harald van Dijk, 13:33
- Re: Searching in char*, John Bode, 13:33
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Richard Heathfield, 13:29
- Re: Is there a payoff for using Large File API?, Richard Heathfield, 13:24
- Re: How do debuggers work?, Richard Heathfield, 13:20
- Re: Program to run C programs?, santosh, 13:12
- Program to run C programs?, Dirk, 12:58
- Re: bunch of pedants, Keith Thompson, 12:55
- Re: function pointer question (weird behaviour), BA, 12:52
- Re: Number of bits in C99 float types?, Keith Thompson, 12:48
- function pointer question (weird behaviour), BA, 12:43
- Re: Number of bits in C99 float types?, Keith Thompson, 12:40
- Re: The stack and longjmp/setjmp, Keith Thompson, 12:31
- Re: which tutorial to use?, santosh, 12:30
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 12:29
- Re: Searching in char*, Morris Dovey, 12:28
- Re: Searching in char*, santosh, 12:23
- Re: Searching in char*, Mark Bluemel, 12:23
- Re: Searching in char*, Morris Dovey, 12:17
- Re: Searching in char*, santosh, 12:13
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Keith Thompson, 12:08
- Re: Searching in char*, spl, 12:06
- Re: Searching in char*, Mark Bluemel, 11:38
- Re: Experiences using "register", Richard Bos, 11:37
- Re: The stack and longjmp/setjmp, Ben Bacarisse, 11:37
- Re: Searching in char*, santosh, 11:37
- Re: Searching in char*, spl, 11:33
- Re: Searching in char*, santosh, 11:32
- Re: Searching in char*, Eric Sosman, 11:30
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Philip Potter, 11:28
- Re: Searching in char*, santosh, 11:22
- Re: Segfault only with optimization, Eric Sosman, 11:18
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ben Pfaff, 11:15
- Re: Experiences using "register", santosh, 11:14
- Re: Segfault only with optimization, santosh, 11:13
- Re: Debuggers, Morris Dovey, 11:12
- Re: Segfault only with optimization, John Bode, 11:12
- Searching in char*, spl, 11:08
- Re: Segfault only with optimization, Ed Prochak, 10:53
- Re: Segfault only with optimization, Ed Prochak, 10:45
- Re: Experiences using "register", Dik T. Winter, 10:40
- Re: How do debuggers work?, Dik T. Winter, 10:38
- Re: Experiences using "register", Ed Prochak, 10:26
- Re: Is there a payoff for using Large File API?, santosh, 10:25
- Re: Experiences using "register", santosh, 10:23
- Re: which tutorial to use?, santosh, 10:21
- Re: Experiences using "register", polas, 10:17
- Re: which tutorial to use?, santosh, 10:16
- Re: Is there a payoff for using Large File API?, jacob navia, 10:13
- Re: which tutorial to use?, santosh, 10:03
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Richard Heathfield, 09:54
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Richard Heathfield, 09:52
- Re: What is Operator ^+, Kenneth Brody, 09:46
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Philip Potter, 09:45
- Re: How do debuggers work?, Kenneth Brody, 09:38
- Re: What is Operator ^+, Eric Sosman, 09:37
- Re: What is Operator ^+, Richard Tobin, 09:35
- Re: Number of bits in C99 float types?, Eric Sosman, 09:33
- Re: What is Operator ^+, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 09:29
- Re: What is Operator ^+, Kenny McCormack, 09:29
- Re: What is Operator ^+, Jack . Thomson . v3, 09:20
- Re: What is Operator ^+, John Bode, 09:19
- Re: What is Operator ^+, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 09:17
- What is Operator ^+, Jack . Thomson . v3, 09:00
- Re: How do debuggers work?, Kenny McCormack, 08:51
- Re: Experiences using "register", Spiros Bousbouras, 08:50
- Re: Is there a payoff for using Large File API?, Eric Sosman, 08:40
- Re: Number of bits in C99 float types?, santosh, 08:36
- Re: Segfault only with optimization, santosh, 08:29
- Re: How do debuggers work?, Kenny McCormack, 08:28
- Re: How do debuggers work?, Antoninus Twink, 08:25
- Re: How do debuggers work?, Antoninus Twink, 08:24
- Re: which tutorial to use?, santosh, 08:22
- Re: which tutorial to use?, santosh, 08:17
- Re: which tutorial to use?, santosh, 08:13
- Re: How do debuggers work?, Kenny McCormack, 08:05
- Re: How do debuggers work?, Ben Bacarisse, 07:54
- Re: Number of bits in C99 float types?, Ben Bacarisse, 07:48
- Re: K&R Answers?, Philip Potter, 07:09
- Re: Number of bits in C99 float types?, Dom Fulton, 06:50
- Re: How do debuggers work?, Richard Heathfield, 05:37
- Re: Segfault only with optimization, jacob navia, 05:27
- How do debuggers work?, jacob navia, 05:13
- -v compiler switch in gcc 4.3.0, stop, 05:07
- Re: gcc: What's illegal about this ?, Chris Dollin, 05:02
- Re: -v compiler switch in gcc 4.3.0, Morris Dovey, 04:43
- Re: gcc: What's illegal about this ?, Richard Eich, 04:37
- Re: K&R Answers?, stop, 03:50
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Keith Thompson, 03:42
- Re: K&R Answers?, Richard Heathfield, 03:14
- Re: bunch of pedants, stop, 03:14
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- Re: The stack and longjmp/setjmp, Richard Heathfield, 02:19
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Richard Heathfield, 02:16
- Re: Segfault only with optimization, user923005, 01:58
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Richard Heathfield, 01:57
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Richard Heathfield, 01:54
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ben Pfaff, 01:53
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Richard Heathfield, 01:53
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Richard Heathfield, 01:49
- Re: print bytes that have reversed bits., Richard Heathfield, 01:46
- Re: Segfault only with optimization, Ben Pfaff, 01:43
- Re: Segfault only with optimization, Richard Heathfield, 01:34
- Re: Segfault only with optimization, William Pursell, 01:06
March 17, 2008
- Re: Number of bits in C99 float types?, ymuntyan, 23:59
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- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Dik T. Winter, 22:45
- Re: Experiences using "register", Jack Klein, 22:20
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ian Collins, 22:20
- Re: which tutorial to use?, user923005, 21:49
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ian Collins, 21:42
- Re: Number of bits in C99 float types?, user923005, 21:41
- Re: bunch of pedants, user923005, 21:28
- Re: Number of bits in C99 float types?, ymuntyan, 21:16
- Re: which tutorial to use?, santosh, 21:13
- Re: which tutorial to use?, santosh, 21:11
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ioannis Vranos, 21:04
- Re: which tutorial to use?, user923005, 21:02
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ioannis Vranos, 21:00
- Re: which tutorial to use?, santosh, 20:59
- Re: which tutorial to use?, user923005, 20:59
- Object sizes (was: which tutorial to use?), CBFalconer, 20:57
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- Re: which tutorial to use?, santosh, 20:55
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ioannis Vranos, 20:53
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ioannis Vranos, 20:50
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ian Collins, 20:48
- Re: K&R Answers?, santosh, 20:48
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ian Collins, 20:47
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ioannis Vranos, 20:47
- Re: which tutorial to use?, santosh, 20:45
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ioannis Vranos, 20:41
- Re: which tutorial to use?, santosh, 20:38
- Re: Segfault only with optimization, user923005, 20:38
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ioannis Vranos, 20:35
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ioannis Vranos, 20:30
- Re: which tutorial to use?, user923005, 20:25
- Re: which tutorial to use?, jacob navia, 20:23
- Re: which tutorial to use?, santosh, 20:08
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ioannis Vranos, 20:03
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- Re: print bytes that have reversed bits., Ben Bacarisse, 19:53
- Re: which tutorial to use?, santosh, 19:44
- Re: which tutorial to use?, santosh, 19:41
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, Joe Wright, 19:40
- Re: which tutorial to use?, jacob navia, 19:35
- Re: which tutorial to use?, user923005, 19:32
- Re: Number of bits in C99 float types?, jacob navia, 19:32
- Re: print bytes that have reversed bits., user923005, 19:29
- Re: Number of bits in C99 float types?, santosh, 19:28
- Re: which tutorial to use?, jacob navia, 19:25
- Re: Segfault only with optimization, santosh, 19:22
- Re: Number of bits in C99 float types?, jacob navia, 19:20
- Re: Segfault only with optimization, jacob navia, 19:17
- Re: Number of bits in C99 float types?, Dom Fulton, 19:13
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ian Collins, 19:03
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ioannis Vranos, 18:53
- Re: Segfault only with optimization, Flash Gordon, 18:40
- Re: which tutorial to use?, santosh, 18:39
- print bytes that have reversed bits., ericmatteson2003november, 18:33
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ioannis Vranos, 18:11
- Re: Number of bits in C99 float types?, Eric Sosman, 18:08
- Re: Segfault only with optimization, Ben Pfaff, 18:01
- Re: Segfault only with optimization, santosh, 17:56
- Re: Number of bits in C99 float types?, santosh, 17:49
- Re: Is there a payoff for using Large File API?, santosh, 17:46
- Re: Segfault only with optimization, jacob navia, 17:45
- Re: not a homework question, user923005, 17:40
- Re: Segfault only with optimization, santosh, 17:40
- Re: not a homework question, user923005, 17:38
- Re: Number of bits in C99 float types?, jacob navia, 17:29
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, Peter Nilsson, 17:18
- Re: Number of bits in C99 float types?, Eric Sosman, 17:12
- Re: Number of bits in C99 float types?, Harald van Dijk, 17:09
- Re: Segfault only with optimization, jacob navia, 17:07
- Re: Number of bits in C99 float types?, Harald van Dijk, 17:06
- Re: Segfault only with optimization, Peter Nilsson, 16:59
- Re: Number of bits in C99 float types?, jacob navia, 16:56
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Willem, 16:49
- Re: Number of bits in C99 float types?, Dom Fulton, 16:49
- Re: Segfault only with optimization, Willem, 16:44
- Re: not a homework question, CBFalconer, 16:33
- CERT C Secure Coding Standard: last call for reviewers, rCs, 16:22
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, jacob navia, 16:21
- Re: Implicit int (was: rand and srand), CBFalconer, 16:19
- Re: Number of bits in C99 float types?, Ian Collins, 16:17
- Re: The stack and longjmp/setjmp, CBFalconer, 16:16
- Re: Number of bits in C99 float types?, Harald van Dijk, 16:16
- Re: Is there a payoff for using Large File API?, Flash Gordon, 16:15
- Re: Is there a payoff for using Large File API?, jacob navia, 16:13
- Number of bits in C99 float types?, Dom Fulton, 16:13
- Re: Is there a payoff for using Large File API?, Ian Collins, 16:04
- Is there a payoff for using Large File API?, Alona, 16:01
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Randy Howard, 15:42
- Re: not a homework question, Sjouke Burry, 15:42
- Re: not a homework question, santosh, 15:23
- Re: not a homework question, user923005, 15:06
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, lawrence . jones, 15:06
- Re: Debuggers, Morris Dovey, 14:52
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, user923005, 14:50
- Re: Segfault only with optimization, jacob navia, 14:47
- Re: Segfault only with optimization, user923005, 14:42
- Re: The stack and longjmp/setjmp, Harald van Dijk, 14:41
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Paul Hsieh, 14:32
- [OT] Re: Unions in structures, Eric Sosman, 14:11
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Paul Hsieh, 13:50
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, jacob navia, 13:46
- Re: Unions in structures, Serve Laurijssen, 13:41
- Re: Debuggers, Morris Dovey, 13:39
- Re: The stack and longjmp/setjmp, Ben Bacarisse, 13:33
- Re: Segfault only with optimization, David Resnick, 13:27
- Re: Learning C online?, Ed Prochak, 13:26
- Re: Segfault only with optimization, Richard Tobin, 13:20
- Re: parsing a file.., Mark Bluemel, 13:11
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, Ben Bacarisse, 13:08
- Segfault only with optimization, Jeff Taylor, 13:04
- Re: Debuggers, David Tiktin, 13:01
- Re: Declared global variable isn't being seen by main. - TPA, Default User, 12:52
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Keith Thompson, 12:46
- Re: parsing a file.., Keith Thompson, 12:35
- Re: parsing a file.., Keith Thompson, 12:32
- Re: Debuggers, Ed Prochak, 12:26
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, jacob navia, 12:21
- Re: Debuggers, Ed Prochak, 12:15
- Re: Debuggers, Ed Prochak, 12:09
- Re: parsing a file.., Ben Bacarisse, 12:05
- Re: parsing a file.., Richard Heathfield, 12:04
- Re: K&R Answers?, Keith Thompson, 11:54
- Re: regarding typedef, Ben Pfaff, 11:53
- Re: Experiences using "register", Kenneth Brody, 11:40
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Dik T. Winter, 11:36
- regarding typedef, sreedhar, 11:23
- Re: parsing a file.., Mark Bluemel, 11:23
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Dik T. Winter, 11:23
- Re: parsing a file.., Bill Reid, 10:55
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Kenneth Brody, 10:54
- Re: not a homework question, Richard Heathfield, 10:47
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Kenneth Brody, 10:46
- Re: not a homework question, Wolfgang Riedel, 10:39
- Re: Good websites on C programming interview questions, Kenneth Brody, 10:34
- Re: Thread, havanakoda, 10:13
- Re: parsing a file.., santosh, 10:03
- Re: parsing a file.., Chris Dollin, 10:00
- Re: parsing a file.., broli, 09:52
- Re: parsing a file.., santosh, 09:48
- Experiences using "register", Spiros Bousbouras, 09:24
- Re: visual C++ 6, Ioannis Vranos, 09:11
- Re: visual C++ 6, Ioannis Vranos, 09:10
- Re: parsing a file.., broli, 09:09
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Dik T. Winter, 08:49
- Re: visual C++ 6, Spiro Trikaliotis, 08:49
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, santosh, 08:41
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Dik T. Winter, 08:24
- Re: Time ./a.out equivalent in Windows, Kenny McCormack, 08:23
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- Re: visual C++ 6, Ioannis Vranos, 06:51
- Re: who decides the size of a data type?, Chris Dollin, 06:37
- Re: Time ./a.out equivalent in Windows, Bartc, 06:30
- Re: who decides the size of a data type?, jacob navia, 06:25
- Re: who decides the size of a data type?, Richard Heathfield, 06:07
- Re: Debuggers: When code review is NOT enough, Chris Dollin, 05:57
- Re: Debuggers, Chris Dollin, 05:53
- Re: who decides the size of a data type?, Ian Collins, 05:50
- Re: bunch of pedants, stop, 05:44
- Re: Implicit int (was: rand and srand), Martin, 05:40
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Richard Bos, 05:38
- Re: K&R Answers?, stop, 05:31
- Re: K&R Answers?, stop, 05:26
- Re: who decides the size of a data type?, jacob navia, 05:21
- Re: Time ./a.out equivalent in Windows, Antoninus Twink, 05:20
- Re: Time ./a.out equivalent in Windows, jacob navia, 05:17
- Re: visual C++ 6, stop, 04:12
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, Keith Thompson, 03:40
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, Keith Thompson, 03:36
- Re: visual C++ 6, Richard Heathfield, 03:27
- Re: Thread, jacob navia, 02:59
- Re: The stack and longjmp/setjmp, David Thompson, 01:49
- Re: const in place of #define, David Thompson, 01:49
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, Richard Heathfield, 01:43
- Re: who decides the size of a data type?, Richard Heathfield, 01:39
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, rpgfan3233, 01:26
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- Re: who decides the size of a data type?, William Ahern, 00:16
March 16, 2008
- Re: Thread, Randy Howard, 23:43
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, Peter Nilsson, 23:37
- Re: gcc: What's illegal about this ?, ymuntyan, 23:09
- Re: Time ./a.out equivalent in Windows, Kenny McCormack, 22:51
- Re: Time ./a.out equivalent in Windows, Kenny McCormack, 22:48
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- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, yalong, 22:22
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- Re: who decides the size of a data type?, Richard Heathfield, 22:12
- Re: Time ./a.out equivalent in Windows, Keith Thompson, 21:55
- Re: who decides the size of a data type?, Keith Thompson, 21:49
- Re: gcc: What's illegal about this ?, Keith Thompson, 21:45
- Re: Declared global variable isn't being seen by main. - TPA, santosh, 21:42
- Re: who decides the size of a data type?, Richard Heathfield, 21:37
- Re: bunch of pedants, Chris Torek, 20:42
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Chris Torek, 20:22
- Re: Time ./a.out equivalent in Windows, santosh, 20:21
- Re: Time ./a.out equivalent in Windows, santosh, 20:17
- Re: Time ./a.out equivalent in Windows, Kaz Kylheku, 20:16
- Re: Time ./a.out equivalent in Windows, Bartc, 20:16
- Re: Time ./a.out equivalent in Windows, santosh, 20:09
- Re: Time ./a.out equivalent in Windows, santosh, 20:05
- Re: Time ./a.out equivalent in Windows, Bartc, 19:24
- Re: Time ./a.out equivalent in Windows, Kaz Kylheku, 19:13
- Re: Time ./a.out equivalent in Windows, santosh, 19:12
- Re: who decides the size of a data type?, CBFalconer, 19:11
- Re: bunch of pedants, Mark McIntyre, 19:03
- Re: Time ./a.out equivalent in Windows, santosh, 19:00
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, CBFalconer, 19:00
- Re: bunch of pedants, CBFalconer, 18:56
- Re: Time ./a.out equivalent in Windows, Bartc, 18:41
- Re: gcc: What's illegal about this ?, CBFalconer, 18:25
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, Martin, 18:19
- Re: bunch of pedants, Gordon Burditt, 18:01
- Re: Time ./a.out equivalent in Windows, Keith Thompson, 17:59
- Re: Time ./a.out equivalent in Windows, santosh, 17:52
- Re: Unions in structures, Eric Sosman, 17:50
- Re: K&R Answers?, santosh, 17:47
- Re: who decides the size of a data type?, Ian Collins, 17:47
- Re: bunch of pedants, Morris Dovey, 17:44
- Time ./a.out equivalent in Windows, Karthigan Srinivasan, 17:39
- Re: writing a compiler for Monster language using C language, Bartc, 17:36
- Re: who decides the size of a data type?, Gordon Burditt, 17:34
- Re: bunch of pedants, Ben Bacarisse, 17:03
- Re: who decides the size of a data type?, Ian Collins, 16:58
- Re: bunch of pedants, ymuntyan, 16:49
- Re: Declarations hiding type names, Kenny McCormack, 16:47
- Re: bunch of pedants, Morris Dovey, 16:32
- Re: who decides the size of a data type?, Gordon Burditt, 16:07
- Re: Unions in structures, Ben Pfaff, 15:58
- Re: who decides the size of a data type?, Richard Heathfield, 15:25
- Re: who decides the size of a data type?, Ian Collins, 15:23
- Re: who decides the size of a data type?, Ian Collins, 15:21
- Re: who decides the size of a data type?, Ian Collins, 15:17
- Re: who decides the size of a data type?, Richard Heathfield, 15:06
- Re: who decides the size of a data type?, Willem, 15:02
- Re: who decides the size of a data type?, Keith Thompson, 15:00
- Re: K&R Answers?, Ioannis Vranos, 14:57
- Re: who decides the size of a data type?, Lew Pitcher, 14:54
- Re: Thread, Ian Collins, 14:45
- Re: Unions in structures, Eric Sosman, 14:44
- Re: who decides the size of a data type?, Ian Collins, 14:43
- Re: who decides the size of a data type?, Wolfgang Draxinger, 14:37
- Re: Unions in structures, Keith Thompson, 14:32
- Re: K&R Answers?, Keith Thompson, 14:26
- Re: Declared global variable isn't being seen by main. - TPA, Default User, 14:24
- Re: writing a compiler for Monster language using C language, Keith Thompson, 14:21
- Re: bunch of pedants, Keith Thompson, 14:18
- Re: bunch of pedants, Geoff, 14:17
- Re: Unions in structures, blockstack, 14:16
- Re: Unions in structures, Eric Sosman, 13:58
- Re: bunch of pedants, Kenny McCormack, 13:42
- Unions in structures, blockstack, 13:37
- Re: who decides the size of a data type?, harsha, 13:37
- Re: Thread, Ulrich Eckhardt, 13:36
- Re: Thread, Jack Klein, 13:14
- Re: Unions in structures, Morris Dovey, 13:13
- Re: bunch of pedants, Jack Klein, 13:09
- Re: who decides the size of a data type?, santosh, 13:01
- Re: Why are bugs stored on the stack?, Gordon Burditt, 12:47
- Re: bunch of pedants, Morris Dovey, 12:43
- Re: Thread, jacob navia, 12:39
- Re: K&R Answers?, Flash Gordon, 12:37
- Thread, havanakoda, 12:33
- Re: who decides the size of a data type?, Gordon Burditt, 12:22
- Re: K&R Answers?, Ioannis Vranos, 11:56
- Re: K&R Answers?, Ioannis Vranos, 11:45
- Re: who decides the size of a data type?, Willem, 11:31
- Re: bunch of pedants, Bartc, 11:21
- who decides the size of a data type?, rao, 11:21
- Re: Embedded systems and C, Piotr, 11:19
- Re: bunch of pedants, Kaz Kylheku, 10:51
- Re: K&R Answers?, Richard Heathfield, 10:24
- Re: bunch of pedants, Richard Heathfield, 10:18
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Eric Sosman, 09:52
- Re: not a homework question, Hans Schneider, 09:29
- Re: K&R Answers?, Ioannis Vranos, 09:13
- Re: writing a compiler for Monster language using C language, Bartc, 09:12
- Re: K&R Answers?, Ioannis Vranos, 09:09
- Re: bunch of pedants, Mark McIntyre, 09:08
- Re: Reading from a message queue, Ben Bacarisse, 09:07
- Re: writing a compiler for Monster language using C language, Bartc, 09:05
- Re: Who knows more information about the next ISO C standard "C1x" ?, llothar, 09:05
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Ben Bacarisse, 08:57
- Re: bunch of pedants, Mark McIntyre, 08:34
- Re: bunch of pedants, Kenny McCormack, 07:56
- Re: Embedded systems and C, Flash Gordon, 07:39
- Re: bunch of pedants, Flash Gordon, 07:00
- Re: Embedded systems and C, Piotr, 06:49
- Re: Who knows more information about the next ISO C standard "C1x" ?, santosh, 06:28
- Re: bunch of pedants, santosh, 06:11
- Re: Features and standards, Keith Thompson, 05:58
- Re: IS this a good C reference manual ??, santosh, 05:57
- Re: writing a compiler for Monster language using C language, santosh, 05:52
- Who knows more information about the next ISO C standard "C1x" ?, Royt, 05:52
- Re: bunch of pedants, Harald van Dijk, 05:52
- Re: Embedded systems and C, Malcolm McLean, 05:46
- Re: bunch of pedants, Malcolm McLean, 05:42
- Re: Embedded systems and C, santosh, 05:39
- Re: bunch of pedants, Keith Thompson, 05:31
- Re: writing a compiler for Monster language using C language, Keith Thompson, 05:20
- Re: writing a compiler for Monster language using C language, Malcolm McLean, 05:18
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Willem, 05:11
- Re: print 19 on screen, Keith Thompson, 05:08
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Keith Thompson, 05:03
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Keith Thompson, 04:56
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Keith Thompson, 04:32
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Keith Thompson, 04:28
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Keith Thompson, 04:16
- Re: bunch of pedants, William Pursell, 04:11
- Embedded systems and C, Sanjay Kulkarni, 04:03
- Reading from a message queue, Ramon, 04:01
- Re: bunch of pedants, WANG Cong, 03:40
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Richard Heathfield, 03:38
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Richard Heathfield, 03:34
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Richard Heathfield, 03:28
- Re: Reading from a message queue, Morris Dovey, 03:25
- Re: bunch of pedants, Richard Heathfield, 03:18
- Sania Mirza And Maria Sharapova__ Hot __ Wallpapers, soman, 03:16
- Re: Embedded systems and C, Morris Dovey, 03:14
- Re: K&R Answers?, Richard Heathfield, 03:08
- Re: writing a compiler for Monster language using C language, Morris Dovey, 02:52
- writing a compiler for Monster language using C language, Shravani, 02:51
- Re: scanf()/fscanf() question, Ben Bacarisse, 02:36
- Re: Can someone explain this behavior ?, Ben Bacarisse, 02:13
- Re: not a homework question, Ben Bacarisse, 02:04
- Re: bunch of pedants, Martin Ambuhl, 01:59
- Re: IS this a good C reference manual ??, stop, 01:50
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, jacob navia, 01:27
- Re: K&R Answers?, stop, 01:24
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Rod Pemberton, 01:17
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Rod Pemberton, 01:17
- Re: print 19 on screen, WANG Cong, 01:08
- Re: K&R Answers?, stop, 01:07
- Re: bunch of pedants, Ian Collins, 01:04
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Ian Collins, 01:02
- bunch of pedants, jacob navia, 00:53
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Ben Bacarisse, 00:47
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, jacob navia, 00:31
- Re: K&R Answers?, santosh, 00:11
- Re: theory of order of linking libraries, Tim Prince, 00:07
March 15, 2008
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, santosh, 23:45
- Recipe for those who are in diet, Santhosh1992, 23:09
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Keith Thompson, 23:07
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Keith Thompson, 23:02
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Keith Thompson, 22:58
- Re: gcc: What's illegal about this ?, ymuntyan, 22:38
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Geoff, 22:15
- Re: K&R Answers?, Zach, 21:58
- Re: not a homework question, Doug Miller, 21:56
- Re: not a homework question, Three Headed Monkey, 21:26
- Re: Can someone explain this behavior ?, Mark McIntyre, 20:57
- Re: K&R Answers?, Richard Heathfield, 20:09
- K&R Answers?, Zach, 19:56
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, CBFalconer, 19:34
- Re: gcc: What's illegal about this ?, CBFalconer, 19:30
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Richard Heathfield, 19:20
- Re: print 19 on screen, Mabden, 19:19
- Re: IS this a good C reference manual ??, CBFalconer, 19:09
- Re: program for reading a file, CBFalconer, 18:56
- Re: program for reading a file, CBFalconer, 18:51
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, CBFalconer, 18:46
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, CBFalconer, 18:31
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, jacob navia, 18:23
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, CBFalconer, 18:21
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Thad Smith, 18:08
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, CBFalconer, 18:08
- Re: program for reading a file, Keith Thompson, 18:06
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, santosh, 17:54
- Re: program for reading a file, Keith Thompson, 17:40
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Keith Thompson, 17:35
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Keith Thompson, 17:32
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Keith Thompson, 17:21
- Re: static variable and function, santosh, 17:13
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Keith Thompson, 17:13
- Re: static variable and function, Harald van Dijk, 17:12
- News article: More people making money through the stock market, troyj1978, 17:12
- Re: math q, santosh, 17:12
- Re: static variable and function, Ian Collins, 16:50
- Diary of a Stripper., MSmith, 16:49
- Re: math q, Bill Cunningham, 16:42
- Re: static variable and function, Keith Thompson, 16:41
- Re: Can someone explain this behavior ?, Keith Thompson, 16:38
- Re: static variable and function, santosh, 16:19
- Re: static variable and function, rpgfan3233, 16:12
- Re: scanf()/fscanf() question, Chris Torek, 16:07
- Stats for comp.lang.c (last 7 days), CLC stats, 16:06
- Re: static variable and function, santosh, 16:04
- Re: static variable and function, Richard Heathfield, 16:01
- static variable and function, asit, 15:48
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Ian Collins, 15:42
- Re: math q, Bill Cunningham, 15:39
- Re: program for reading a file, William Pursell, 15:35
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Flash Gordon, 15:35
- Re: program for reading a file, Richard Heathfield, 15:28
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Malcolm McLean, 15:27
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Richard Heathfield, 15:27
- Re: Initialize Variables of a Header File, William Pursell, 15:26
- Re: IS this a good C reference manual ??, Barry Schwarz, 15:11
- Re: program for reading a file, Barry Schwarz, 15:11
- Re: Can a pointer passed to sucessful realloc be used later in pointer arithmetic?, Barry Schwarz, 15:11
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, jacob navia, 15:00
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Thad Smith, 14:44
- Re: theory of order of linking libraries, Gordon Burditt, 14:27
- Re: Can someone explain this behavior ?, Mark McIntyre, 14:26
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Willem, 14:21
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Stephen Sprunk, 14:20
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Stephen Sprunk, 14:12
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Stephen Sprunk, 13:54
- Re: IS this a good C reference manual ??, santosh, 13:33
- Re: IS this a good C reference manual ??, santosh, 13:24
- Re: Can someone explain this behavior ?, Harald van Dijk, 13:13
- Can someone explain this behavior ?, broli, 13:03
- Re: gcc: What's illegal about this ?, Harald van Dijk, 13:01
- Re: Initialize Variables of a Header File, Harald van Dijk, 12:58
- Re: Initialize Variables of a Header File, Ben Pfaff, 12:53
- Re: gcc: What's illegal about this ?, Richard Tobin, 12:53
- Re: Initialize Variables of a Header File, Ramon, 12:48
- Re: gcc: What's illegal about this ?, Richard Tobin, 12:48
- IS this a good C reference manual ??, broli, 12:19
- Re: Initialize Variables of a Header File, Ben Pfaff, 12:15
- Re: Initialize Variables of a Header File, William Pursell, 12:07
- Initialize Variables of a Header File, Ramon, 12:02
- Re: math q, Randy Howard, 11:58
- Re: gcc: What's illegal about this ?, Harald van Dijk, 11:31
- Re: gcc: What's illegal about this ?, Kenny McCormack, 11:23
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Kenny McCormack, 10:47
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, santosh, 10:26
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, santosh, 10:22
- Re: scanf()/fscanf() question, santosh, 10:17
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Malcolm McLean, 09:55
- Re: program for reading a file, Nick Keighley, 09:55
- Re: scanf()/fscanf() question, Malcolm McLean, 09:45
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Bartc, 09:37
- scanf()/fscanf() question, Ioannis Vranos, 09:29
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Antoninus Twink, 09:24
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Richard, 09:18
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Richard, 09:17
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Eric Sosman, 09:16
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, santosh, 09:08
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Willem, 08:54
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Richard, 08:40
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, santosh, 08:36
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, santosh, 08:34
- Re: program for reading a file, Bartc, 08:32
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Bartc, 08:29
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Richard, 08:27
- Re: program for reading a file, santosh, 08:24
- Re: program for reading a file, santosh, 08:20
- Re: program for reading a file, WANG Cong, 08:16
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, santosh, 08:13
- Re: program for reading a file, Bartc, 08:09
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Richard Heathfield, 08:05
- Re: program for reading a file, WANG Cong, 08:04
- تعالوا معاي بدقايق نرجع النسخة الاصلية للويندوز, فواز, 08:01
- Re: program for reading a file, santosh, 07:59
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, jacob navia, 07:57
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Harald van Dijk, 07:28
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Harald van Dijk, 07:23
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Flash Gordon, 07:23
- Recipe for those who are in diet, Santhosh1992, 07:19
- Re: program for reading a file [OT], Richard Heathfield, 07:12
- Re: program for reading a file, Richard Heathfield, 07:06
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, jacob navia, 07:00
- Re: visual C++ 6, Ioannis Vranos, 06:59
- Re: program for reading a file, broli, 06:58
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Richard, 06:52
- Re: program for reading a file, santosh, 06:49
- I found affordable health insurance., MSmith, 06:48
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, santosh, 06:47
- ++++++++++++++++++TO INCREASE COMPUTER SPEED+++++++++++++++++++++++, dasmasdasi, 06:47
- Re: program for reading a file, broli, 06:38
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, jacob navia, 06:38
- Re: program for reading a file, santosh, 06:37
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Richard Heathfield, 06:37
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, santosh, 06:36
- Re: program for reading a file, Richard Heathfield, 06:33
- Re: program for reading a file, Richard Heathfield, 06:27
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, CJ, 06:24
- Re: program for reading a file, Flash Gordon, 06:20
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Ian Collins, 06:19
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Flash Gordon, 06:18
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, jacob navia, 06:16
- Re: program for reading a file [OT], Morris Dovey, 06:05
- Re: program for reading a file, broli, 06:02
- comp.lang.c Answers (Abridged) to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ), Steve Summit, 06:00
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, santosh, 05:53
- Re: program for reading a file, broli, 05:51
- Re: program for reading a file, santosh, 05:51
- Re: program for reading a file, Willem, 05:48
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Willem, 05:46
- program for reading a file, broli, 05:45
- Re: program for reading a file, Morris Dovey, 05:36
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, santosh, 05:28
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Willem, 05:21
- Dentelle Replica Handbags - Cheapest Fake Dentelle, handbags010, 05:16
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- Re: math q, santosh, 05:15
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Malcolm McLean, 05:05
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Harald van Dijk, 05:05
- Re: math q, Keith Thompson, 04:57
- Re: Declared global variable isn't being seen by main. - TPA, santosh, 04:56
- Re: program for reading a file, Morris Dovey, 04:52
- Re: Declarations hiding type names, WANG Cong, 04:51
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Keith Thompson, 04:50
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Keith Thompson, 04:45
- Re: math q, santosh, 04:43
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Rod Pemberton, 04:18
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Harald van Dijk, 04:08
- Re: sprintf behavies different than printf, Richard Heathfield, 03:54
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Richard Heathfield, 03:30
- Re: theory of order of linking libraries, Tim Prince, 02:18
- Re: sprintf behavies different than printf, google, 01:56
- Re: visual C++ 6, c gordon liddy, 01:05
- theory of order of linking libraries, post1000, 00:14
March 14, 2008
- Re: Declarations hiding type names, WANG Cong, 23:45
- Re: gcc: What's illegal about this ?, c gordon liddy, 23:42
- Re: Debuggers, c gordon liddy, 23:17
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Kenny McCormack, 23:13
- Re: math q, Eric Sosman, 22:43
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, yalong, 22:39
- Re: Debuggers, Ian Collins, 22:31
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Jack Klein, 22:29
- Re: Declarations hiding type names, ymuntyan, 22:25
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, user923005, 22:01
- Declarations hiding type names, ymuntyan, 21:27
- Re: gcc: What's illegal about this ?, ymuntyan, 21:20
- Re: sprintf behavies different than printf, Doug Miller, 21:18
- Re: math q, Bill Cunningham, 20:58
- Re: stat() fails for large file (2GB), Ian Collins, 20:49
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, Ben Bacarisse, 20:18
- Re: Optimize power function for fixed point numbers, user923005, 20:12
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, cr88192, 20:00
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Richard Tobin, 19:45
- Re: Debuggers, Antoninus Twink, 19:38
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Richard Tobin, 19:34
- Re: gcc: What's illegal about this ?, Richard Tobin, 19:30
- Re: Learning C online?, Bartc, 19:25
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Gordon Burditt, 19:18
- Re: Debuggers, Chris Torek, 19:18
- Re: Learning C online?, Eric IsWhoIAm, 18:40
- Re: math q, santosh, 18:25
- Re: math q, Bill Cunningham, 18:14
- Re: math q, Bill Cunningham, 18:12
- Re: math q, santosh, 18:07
- Re: sprintf behavies different than printf, Martin Ambuhl, 18:04
- Re: Learning C online?, jacob navia, 18:00
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Ian Collins, 17:57
- math q, Bill Cunningham, 17:55
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, santosh, 17:55
- Re: stat() fails for large file (2GB), CBFalconer, 17:55
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, jacob navia, 17:51
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Ian Collins, 17:50
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, Harald van Dijk, 17:49
- Re: gcc: What's illegal about this ?, CBFalconer, 17:48
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Richard Heathfield, 17:47
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Harald van Dijk, 17:46
- Re: Optimize power function for fixed point numbers, Paul Hsieh, 17:43
- Re: Test your C++ Skill(Online test C++), Richard Heathfield, 17:43
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Eric Sosman, 17:41
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Ian Collins, 17:41
- Re: Declared global variable isn't being seen by main. - TPA, CBFalconer, 17:41
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, jacob navia, 17:40
- Re: Declared global variable isn't being seen by main. - TPA, Richard Heathfield, 17:39
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Ian Collins, 17:39
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, jacob navia, 17:36
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, santosh, 17:36
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, jacob navia, 17:35
- Re: Declared global variable isn't being seen by main. - TPA, Default User, 17:20
- Re: Learning C online?, Eric IsWhoIAm, 17:19
- Re: sprintf behavies different than printf, Martien Verbruggen, 17:18
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Willem, 17:18
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Flash Gordon, 17:16
- Re: Why are variables stored on the stack?, Harald van Dijk, 17:14
- Re: math q, Morris Dovey, 17:10
- Why are variables stored on the stack?, CJ, 16:58
- Re: sprintf behavies different than printf, Ben Pfaff, 16:52
- Re: Sourcecode cleaup tool, Flash Gordon, 16:51
- Re: sprintf behavies different than printf, Eric Sosman, 16:50
- Re: Double printf format..., lawrence . jones, 16:44
- Re: Learning C online?, lawrence . jones, 16:40
- Re: Learning C online?, lawrence . jones, 16:38
- sprintf behavies different than printf, google, 16:38
- Re: stat() fails for large file (2GB), santosh, 16:37
- Re: I need help please!, lawrence . jones, 16:37
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, ymuntyan, 16:24
- Re: Debuggers, Flash Gordon, 16:22
- Re: stat() fails for large file (2GB), Alona, 16:22
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, ymuntyan, 16:20
- Re: stat() fails for large file (2GB), santosh, 15:58
- stat() fails for large file (2GB), Alona, 15:55
- Se Habla Español, Dexter, 15:47
- Re: Test your C++ Skill(Online test C++), pmp, 15:30
- Re: Good websites on C programming interview questions, Coos Haak, 15:29
- Re: parsing a file.., Bill Reid, 15:29
- Re: Good websites on C programming interview questions, pmp, 15:28
- Re: what does this code do?, CBFalconer, 15:25
- Re: Debuggers, CBFalconer, 15:22
- Re: Declared global variable isn't being seen by main. - TPA, Richard, 15:17
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, CBFalconer, 15:15
- Re: Declared global variable isn't being seen by main. - TPA, Tristin . Colby, 15:12
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, CBFalconer, 15:08
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, santosh, 14:58
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, user923005, 14:55
- Re: gcc: What's illegal about this ?, Aaron Hsu, 14:54
- Re: what does this code do?, Ben Bacarisse, 14:52
- Re: what does this code do?, Eric Sosman, 14:50
- Re: Debuggers, Morris Dovey, 14:44
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, Ioannis Vranos, 14:44
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, Ioannis Vranos, 14:43
- Re: help with a program, Flash Gordon, 14:39
- Re: Declared global variable isn't being seen by main., CBFalconer, 14:26
- Re: what does this code do?, qianz99, 14:24
- Standards use (was: Double printf format...), CBFalconer, 14:22
- Re: gcc: What's illegal about this ?, ymuntyan, 14:11
- Re: Debuggers: When code review is NOT enough, CBFalconer, 14:06
- Re: Debuggers, jacob navia, 14:06
- Re: gcc: What's illegal about this ?, Harald van Dijk, 13:58
- Re: gcc: What's illegal about this ?, Ben Pfaff, 13:58
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, Harald van Dijk, 13:52
- gcc: What's illegal about this ?, Richard Eich, 13:49
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, Harald van Dijk, 13:48
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, Ben Bacarisse, 13:37
- Re: Declared global variable isn't being seen by main. - TPA, Richard, 13:37
- Re: Debuggers, Richard, 13:35
- Re: Variable length argument list - 32 / 64 bit problem?, Joakim Hove, 13:28
- Re: Declared global variable isn't being seen by main. - TPA, Default User, 13:24
- Re: parsing a file.., Bartc, 13:23
- Re: what does this code do?, Eric Sosman, 13:23
- Re: Debuggers, Ed Prochak, 13:15
- Re: prerequisites to learning C, aarklon, 13:12
- Re: Declared global variable isn't being seen by main., Keith Thompson, 13:07
- Re: socket (tcp) buffer status, Knight, 13:06
- Re: Declared global variable isn't being seen by main., Keith Thompson, 13:05
- what does this code do?, qianz99, 13:04
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- Variable length argument list - 32 / 64 bit problem?, Joakim Hove, 09:45
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- Re: Can a pointer passed to sucessful realloc be used later in pointer arithmetic?, WANG Cong, 09:30
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- Re: visual C++ 6, Ioannis Vranos, 09:24
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- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, Ioannis Vranos, 09:21
- Re: Double printf format..., Richard Heathfield, 09:07
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- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, Martin, 08:59
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March 13, 2008
- Re: Declared global variable isn't being seen by main., Barry Schwarz, 23:53
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, Micah Cowan, 23:53
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- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, Peter Nilsson, 20:53
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- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, Ben Bacarisse, 20:05
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- Re: FIN_WAIT_2 status at Client side, Barry Margolin, 19:46
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, Ben Bacarisse, 19:43
- Re: srand(time(NULL)), Mark McIntyre, 19:42
- Re: Implicit int, Mark McIntyre, 19:40
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, Richard, 19:33
- Re: Learning C online?, Richard, 19:31
- Re: Learning C online?, jacob navia, 19:13
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Flash Gordon, 19:11
- Re: Can some one tell me what is wrong with this program ?, Morris Dovey, 19:02
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, Kaz Kylheku, 18:58
- Re: K&R Errata?, Default User, 18:56
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, Bartc, 18:52
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Morris Dovey, 18:50
- K&R Errata?, Zach, 18:48
- Re: Learning C online?, Ian Collins, 18:47
- Learning C online?, Zach, 18:43
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Morris Dovey, 18:40
- Re: I need help please!, Richard Heathfield, 18:36
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, Malcolm McLean, 18:30
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard Heathfield, 18:25
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Ian Collins, 18:22
- Re: scanf behaviour, CBFalconer, 18:09
- Re: visual C++ 6, CBFalconer, 18:05
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, Peter Nilsson, 17:58
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Ben Bacarisse, 17:57
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Richard, 17:53
- Re: Is it conformant to substract two pointer-to-void ?, CBFalconer, 17:43
- Re: Is it conformant to substract two pointer-to-void ?, Eric Sosman, 17:36
- Re: Is it conformant to substract two pointer-to-void ?, Default User, 17:34
- Re: What is a stack frame?, jacob navia, 17:26
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, CBFalconer, 17:24
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Flash Gordon, 17:22
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, CBFalconer, 17:20
- Re: visual C++ 6, Ioannis Vranos, 17:19
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Flash Gordon, 17:11
- Re: Features and standards, CBFalconer, 17:11
- Re: which tutorial to use?, santosh, 17:06
- Re: prerequisites to learning C, Richard, 17:04
- Re: Signals with accompanying information sent with sigqueue(), santosh, 16:58
- Re: Is it conformant to substract two pointer-to-void ?, Francois Grieu, 16:55
- Re: I need help please!, CBFalconer, 16:51
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Richard, 16:45
- Re: prerequisites to learning C, santosh, 16:40
- Re: Signals with accompanying information sent with sigqueue(), Falcon Kirtaran, 16:40
- Re: Signals with accompanying information sent with sigqueue(), ppi, 16:39
- prerequisites to learning C, broli, 16:27
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, ymuntyan, 16:23
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Kenny McCormack, 16:21
- Re: Features and standards, Flash Gordon, 16:14
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Lew Pitcher, 16:13
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ian Collins, 16:13
- Signals with accompanying information sent with sigqueue(), Falcon Kirtaran, 16:11
- Re: using strtok to mark delimiters as tokens, Malcolm McLean, 16:05
- Re: I need help please!, Flash Gordon, 16:01
- Re: scanf behaviour, Falcon Kirtaran, 15:59
- Re: which tutorial to use?, santosh, 15:57
- Re: Can some one tell me what is wrong with this program ?, santosh, 15:48
- Re: special characters, Falcon Kirtaran, 15:40
- Re: Can some one tell me what is wrong with this program ?, broli, 15:39
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Richard, 15:39
- Re: What is a stack frame?, jacob navia, 15:36
- Re: using strtok to mark delimiters as tokens, Falcon Kirtaran, 15:35
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, Kaz Kylheku, 15:35
- Re: Can some one tell me what is wrong with this program ?, broli, 15:35
- Re: using strtok to mark delimiters as tokens, Falcon Kirtaran, 15:33
- Re: What is a stack frame?, jacob navia, 15:33
- Re: Optimize power function for fixed point numbers, user923005, 15:30
- Re: visual C++ 6, Flash Gordon, 15:28
- Re: What is a stack frame?, jacob navia, 15:28
- Re: Can some one tell me what is wrong with this program ?, Kenneth Brody, 15:28
- Re: execute a different function before main(), Kenneth Brody, 15:06
- Re: Optimize power function for fixed point numbers, user923005, 15:00
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Flash Gordon, 14:50
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Lew Pitcher, 14:34
- Re: What is a stack frame?, lawrence . jones, 14:30
- Re: using strtok to mark delimiters as tokens, Default User, 14:18
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Ian Collins, 14:17
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Ian Collins, 14:12
- Re: a newbie question., John Bode, 14:09
- Re: FIN_WAIT_2 status at Client side, Rick Jones, 14:08
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Ian Collins, 14:06
- Re: What is a stack frame?, santosh, 14:04
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, Flash Gordon, 14:02
- Re: Return value of main, santosh, 13:59
- Re: What is a stack frame?, jacob navia, 13:58
- Re: I need help please!, santosh, 13:57
- Re: What is a stack frame?, jacob navia, 13:54
- Re: What is a stack frame?, santosh, 13:44
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Ben Pfaff, 13:43
- Re: What is a stack frame?, jacob navia, 13:27
- Re: What is a stack frame?, jacob navia, 13:24
- Re: What is a stack frame?, jacob navia, 13:20
- Re: which tutorial to use?, santosh, 13:18
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Ben Pfaff, 13:18
- Re: special characters, santosh, 13:09
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Richard, 13:08
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard Heathfield, 13:05
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard Heathfield, 13:02
- Re: Optimize power function for fixed point numbers, Keith Thompson, 13:01
- Re: which tutorial to use?, santosh, 12:57
- Re: Can some one tell me what is wrong with this program ?, Keith Thompson, 12:55
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Micah Cowan, 12:54
- Re: a newbie question., Ralf Damaschke, 12:51
- Re: special characters, Richard Heathfield, 12:40
- Re: special characters, Keith Thompson, 12:37
- Re: Is it conformant to substract two pointer-to-void ?, Keith Thompson, 12:34
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard Tobin, 12:33
- Re: Can some one tell me what is wrong with this program ?, Richard Bos, 12:28
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard, 12:23
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Micah Cowan, 12:22
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard, 12:22
- Re: Can some one tell me what is wrong with this program ?, broli, 12:20
- Optimize power function for fixed point numbers, suppamax, 12:16
- Re: Can some one tell me what is wrong with this program ?, Richard Bos, 12:16
- Re: Can some one tell me what is wrong with this program ?, Nick Keighley, 12:15
- Re: special characters, Nick Keighley, 12:11
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard, 12:09
- Re: Can some one tell me what is wrong with this program ?, broli, 12:09
- Re: not a homework question, Micah Cowan, 12:06
- Re: a newbie question., Keith Thompson, 12:01
- Re: Can some one tell me what is wrong with this program ?, broli, 12:00
- Re: what is difference between stdout and stderr ?, dj3vande, 11:52
- Re: visual C++ 6, Keith Thompson, 11:49
- Re: which tutorial to use?, santosh, 11:43
- Re: special characters, santosh, 11:34
- Re: not a homework question, Barry Schwarz, 11:27
- Re: not a homework question, Noob, 11:25
- Re: Can some one tell me what is wrong with this program ?, Richard Heathfield, 11:21
- Re: scanf behaviour, Eric Sosman, 11:14
- Re: which tutorial to use?, lawrence . jones, 11:14
- Can some one tell me what is wrong with this program ?, broli, 11:08
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- Re: passing invalid datatype, Richard Bos, 10:55
- Re: Is it conformant to substract two pointer-to-void ?, WANG Cong, 10:49
- Re: I need help please!, Bill Reid, 10:49
- Re: I need help please!, Bill Reid, 10:49
- Re: I need help please!, Eric Sosman, 10:38
- special characters, vicky, 10:34
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard Heathfield, 10:31
- Re: scanf behaviour, Julienne Walker, 10:29
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Charlton Wilbur, 10:23
- Re: FIN_WAIT_2 status at Client side, Kenny McCormack, 10:21
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Kenny McCormack, 10:17
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard Tobin, 10:13
- Re: Is it conformant to substract two pointer-to-void ?, Richard Bos, 10:08
- Re: not a homework question, Doug Miller, 09:48
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Nick Keighley, 09:39
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Chris Dollin, 09:36
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Dik T. Winter, 09:28
- Re: commonly occuring C programming errors, Martin, 09:21
- FIN_WAIT_2 status at Client side, Ahmad Jalil Qarshi, 09:06
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard, 09:06
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Nick Keighley, 09:01
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ioannis Vranos, 09:01
- Re: not a homework question, Bartc, 08:55
- Is it conformant to substract two pointer-to-void ?, Francois Grieu, 08:54
- scanf behaviour, Mohd Azhar Hussain, 08:42
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Richard Heathfield, 08:40
- Re: which tutorial to use?, pete, 08:33
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard, 08:32
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ioannis Vranos, 08:23
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Richard Heathfield, 08:06
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Dik T. Winter, 08:00
- Re: Backtick, at-sign, dollar-sign: legal in source?, pete, 07:56
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Martin, 07:51
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ioannis Vranos, 07:49
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- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard, 07:34
- Re: which tutorial to use?, pete, 07:33
- Re: visual C++ 6, Ioannis Vranos, 07:33
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard, 07:33
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard, 07:32
- Re: hi i need help, Morris Dovey, 07:26
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Dik T. Winter, 07:26
- Re: Features and standards, Ben Bacarisse, 07:19
- hi i need help, devesh, 07:06
- Re: Features and standards, Bart van Ingen Schenau, 06:59
- Re: a newbie question., Richard Bos, 06:43
- Re: using strtok to mark delimiters as tokens, Richard Bos, 06:42
- Re: a newbie question., Ben Bacarisse, 06:37
- Re: srand(time(NULL)), Richard Bos, 06:37
- Re: using strtok to mark delimiters as tokens, Mark Bluemel, 06:32
- Re: using strtok to mark delimiters as tokens, Mark Bluemel, 06:26
- Re: using strtok to mark delimiters as tokens, Falcon Kirtaran, 06:08
- Re: Using env variables in tcl script, Kenny McCormack, 06:05
- Re: Using env variables in tcl script, Mark Bluemel, 05:55
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- Re: a newbie question., Falcon Kirtaran, 05:47
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- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, josephhallett@xxxxxxxxx, 05:27
- Re: Features and standards, David Lee, 05:26
- Re: I need help please!, santosh, 05:19
- Re: Topicality was: What is a stack frame?, Kenny McCormack, 05:16
- Re: execute a different function before main(), santosh, 05:13
- Re: Topicality was: What is a stack frame?, Chris Dollin, 05:10
- Re: Is it better to download Cygwin on Win XP, Chris Dollin, 05:07
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- Re: What is a stack frame?, Chris Dollin, 04:57
- Re: using strtok to mark delimiters as tokens, santosh, 04:53
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, Flash Gordon, 04:33
- Re: a newbie question., user923005, 04:25
- Re: I need help please!, Flash Gordon, 04:17
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, user923005, 04:06
- Re: Getting function signature, Keith Thompson, 03:54
- Re: visual C++ 6, muntyan, 03:49
- Re: initialisation of a char pointer using char *s = "something", Keith Thompson, 03:44
- Re: visual C++ 6, muntyan, 03:44
- Re: visual C++ 6, Richard Bos, 03:35
- Re: Is it better to download Cygwin on Win XP, Ioannis Vranos, 03:34
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- Re: a newbie question., Keith Thompson, 03:31
- Re: not a homework question, Keith Thompson, 03:22
- Re: initialisation of a char pointer using char *s = "something", WANG Cong, 03:20
- Re: execute a different function before main(), WANG Cong, 03:19
- Re: Is it better to download Cygwin on Win XP, Nelu, 03:15
- Re: initialisation of a char pointer using char *s = "something", WANG Cong, 03:06
- Re: a newbie question., Micah Cowan, 02:59
- Re: visual C++ 6, Keith Thompson, 02:58
- Re: not a homework question, WANG Cong, 02:49
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Keith Thompson, 02:48
- Re: a newbie question., DDD, 02:46
- Re: initialisation of a char pointer using char *s = "something", Brice Rebsamen, 02:40
- Re: execute a different function before main(), WANG Cong, 02:34
- Is it better to download Cygwin on Win XP, broli, 02:33
- Re: not a homework question, Ark Khasin, 02:29
- a newbie question., Mike, 02:27
- using strtok to mark delimiters as tokens, gpaps87, 02:20
- Re: not a homework question, Micah Cowan, 02:20
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, Ark Khasin, 02:17
- Re: initialisation of a char pointer using char *s = "something", WANG Cong, 02:17
- Re: not a homework question, Micah Cowan, 02:17
- Re: initialisation of a char pointer using char *s = "something", Brice Rebsamen, 02:05
- Re: not a homework question, Robert Gamble, 01:59
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, Micah Cowan, 01:55
- Re: initialisation of a char pointer using char *s = "something", J. J. Farrell, 01:54
- Re: not a homework question, Richard Heathfield, 01:51
- Re: not a homework question, user923005, 01:48
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- Re: What is a stack frame?, Charlton Wilbur, 01:30
- Re: not a homework question, Brice Rebsamen, 01:25
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, Peter Nilsson, 01:21
- Re: not a homework question, Ian Collins, 01:19
- Re: execute a different function before main(), aarklon, 01:13
- Re: execute a different function before main(), aarklon, 01:10
- not a homework question, Three Headed Monkey, 00:57
- Re: initialisation of a char pointer using char *s = "something", Peter Nilsson, 00:55
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, Ark Khasin, 00:53
- Re: initialisation of a char pointer using char *s = "something", Chris Thomasson, 00:52
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, CBFalconer, 00:41
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, user923005, 00:39
- Re: initialisation of a char pointer using char *s = "something", Ian Collins, 00:18
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, muntyan, 00:15
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- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, muntyan, 00:09
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- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, user923005, 23:15
- Re: Getting function signature, Amandil, 23:11
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, user923005, 22:55
- Re: What is a stack frame?, David Resnick, 22:36
- Re: execute a different function before main(), George Peter Staplin, 22:28
- Re: I need help please!, Bill Reid, 21:54
- Re: Getting function signature, korney, 21:23
- Re: I need help please!, user923005, 21:22
- Re: Getting function signature, Kaz Kylheku, 20:48
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, Peter Nilsson, 20:40
- Re: Getting function signature, Bartc, 20:35
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, Micah Cowan, 20:30
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Morris Dovey, 20:25
- Re: I need help please!, santosh, 20:05
- Re: I need help please!, Flash Gordon, 19:52
- Re: visual C++ 6, Ioannis Vranos, 19:51
- Re: Getting function signature, Gordon Burditt, 19:26
- Re: I need help please!, santosh, 19:21
- Re: I need help please!, Ben Pfaff, 19:18
- Re: Implicit int, Ben Pfaff, 19:10
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, Flash Gordon, 18:45
- Re: I need help please!, muntyan, 18:38
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, santosh, 18:30
- Re: Implicit int, Eric Sosman, 18:29
- Re: srand(time(NULL)), Richard Tobin, 18:21
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, Harald van Dijk, 18:21
- Re: Getting function signature, Richard Tobin, 18:19
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, santosh, 18:01
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard Heathfield, 18:00
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, santosh, 17:59
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, Peter Nilsson, 17:56
- Re: Implicit int, Ben Pfaff, 17:56
- Re: I need help please!, santosh, 17:54
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, Ian Collins, 17:54
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, Harald van Dijk, 17:54
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, santosh, 17:50
- Re: I need help please!, Eric Sosman, 17:50
- Re: visual C++ 6, santosh, 17:48
- Re: Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, Ian Collins, 17:44
- Re: visual C++ 6, muntyan, 17:41
- Direct computation of integer limits in K&R2?, santosh, 17:37
- Re: I need help please!, Bill Reid, 17:31
- Re: Implicit int, Mark McIntyre, 17:26
- Re: What is a stack frame?, David Resnick, 16:18
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Ian Collins, 16:09
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard, 15:51
- Re: What is a stack frame?, jacob navia, 15:47
- Re: Features and standards, user923005, 15:46
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard, 15:34
- Re: visual C++ 6, Ioannis Vranos, 15:34
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard, 15:34
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ioannis Vranos, 15:31
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard, 15:31
- Re: What is a stack frame?, David Resnick, 15:23
- Re: What is a stack frame?, jacob navia, 15:23
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Antoninus Twink, 15:21
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard, 15:19
- Re: What is a stack frame?, David Resnick, 15:12
- Re: Getting function signature, Walter Roberson, 15:08
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard, 15:04
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard, 15:03
- Re: visual C++ 6, muntyan, 14:57
- Re: execute a different function before main(), Walter Roberson, 14:52
- Re: What is a stack frame?, David Resnick, 14:51
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Ian Collins, 14:50
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard, 14:49
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard Heathfield, 14:41
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard, 14:32
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Morris Dovey, 14:30
- Re: Getting function signature, korney, 14:26
- Re: Topicality was: What is a stack frame?, Richard, 14:25
- Re: Features and standards, Spurious Data, 14:21
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Kenny McCormack, 14:21
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard, 14:18
- Re: srand(time(NULL)), santosh, 14:18
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard, 14:17
- Re: Topicality was: What is a stack frame?, Kenny McCormack, 14:16
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard, 14:15
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Kenny McCormack, 14:15
- Re: visual C++ 6, Keith Thompson, 14:13
- Re: Getting function signature, korney, 14:11
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Kenny McCormack, 14:06
- Re: execute a different function before main(), santosh, 13:58
- Re: srand(time(NULL)), Default User, 13:50
- Re: execute a different function before main(), aarklon, 13:48
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard Heathfield, 13:42
- Re: What is a stack frame?, David Resnick, 13:37
- Re: Topicality was: What is a stack frame?, Antoninus Twink, 13:35
- Re: execute a different function before main(), Morris Dovey, 13:04
- Bargain Laptops!!, Gegabites.com, 13:03
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- Re: Getting function signature, Walter Roberson, 12:48
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- Re: What is a stack frame?, Morris Dovey, 12:40
- Getting function signature, jk, 12:35
- Re: execute a different function before main(), Eric Sosman, 12:34
- Re: execute a different function before main(), Richard Bos, 12:27
- execute a different function before main(), aarklon, 12:22
- Topicality was: What is a stack frame?, Morris Dovey, 12:11
- Re: visual C++ 6, santosh, 12:10
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- Re: visual C++ 6, Keith Thompson, 12:02
- Re: Features and standards, WANG Cong, 11:50
- Re: which tutorial to use?, doom, 11:45
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard, 11:45
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard, 11:43
- Re: What is a stack frame?, jacob navia, 11:31
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Chris Dollin, 11:27
- Re: Features and standards, WANG Cong, 11:25
- Re: Features and standards, Mark Bluemel, 11:18
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard, 11:11
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard Heathfield, 11:04
- Re: I need help please!, Eric Sosman, 11:00
- Re: I need help please!, Bill Reid, 10:53
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard, 10:49
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Richard Heathfield, 10:43
- Re: Features and standards, Stephen Sprunk, 10:42
- Re: Features and standards, Eric Sosman, 09:59
- Re: Features and standards, Mark Bluemel, 09:58
- Re: what is difference between stdout and stderr ?, WANG Cong, 09:54
- Re: what is difference between stdout and stderr ?, WANG Cong, 09:52
- Re: Features and standards, Mark Bluemel, 09:42
- Re: New implementation of FSM using functions returning pointers to functions of the same type!, Lowell Gilbert, 09:40
- Re: Features and standards, Eric Sosman, 09:33
- Re: Features and standards, pete, 09:11
- Re: what is difference between stdout and stderr ?, WANG Cong, 09:03
- Features and standards, David Lee, 09:02
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ioannis Vranos, 08:24
- Re: visual C++ 6, Ioannis Vranos, 08:19
- Re: visual C++ 6, Ioannis Vranos, 08:17
- Re: visual C++ 6, Ioannis Vranos, 08:15
- Re: what is difference between stdout and stderr ?, santosh, 08:15
- Re: visual C++ 6, Ioannis Vranos, 08:12
- Re: what is difference between stdout and stderr ?, Doug Miller, 08:09
- Re: what is difference between stdout and stderr ?, WANG Cong, 07:46
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- Re: what is difference between stdout and stderr ?, santosh, 07:24
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- how to increase the system speed....to improve the proceesssor speed....., online money, 06:54
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Kenny McCormack, 06:01
- Re: what is difference between stdout and stderr ?, Nick Keighley, 05:59
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Antoninus Twink, 05:21
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard Heathfield, 05:16
- what is difference between stdout and stderr ?, Cell, 05:09
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, Nick Keighley, 05:01
- Re: rand and srand, Falcon Kirtaran, 04:46
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, user923005, 04:34
- Re: I need help please!, Nick Keighley, 04:32
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- Re: visual C++ 6, Keith Thompson, 03:36
- Re: visual C++ 6, muntyan, 03:31
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard, 03:24
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, Richard, 03:21
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Ian Collins, 03:19
- Breitling Aeromarine Chrono Avenger M1 Titanium Black Mens Watch E7336009-B5-888E Replica, sales028, 03:10
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard Heathfield, 03:10
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- Re: visual C++ 6, Richard Heathfield, 03:01
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, user923005, 02:59
- Re: OK folks, corrected, Harald van Dijk, 02:16
- Re: rand and srand, MisterE, 01:58
- Recipies of South INDIA, Santhosh, 01:50
- more advertisement for u:, mnnp, 01:32
- Re: New implementation of FSM using functions returning pointers to functions of the same type!, Eric des Courtis, 01:19
- Re: Return value of main, Gordon Burditt, 01:13
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, Richard, 01:12
- Re: New implementation of FSM using functions returning pointers to functions of the same type!, Eric des Courtis, 01:09
- Re: srand(time(NULL)), Gordon Burditt, 01:04
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, Ben Pfaff, 01:03
- Re: Implicit int, Keith Thompson, 00:44
- Re: Backtick, at-sign, dollar-sign: legal in source?, Keith Thompson, 00:41
- Re: K&R2 chapter 1, section 1.5.1 File Copying Question, Micah Cowan, 00:01
March 10, 2008
- Re: visual C++ 6, Andy G., 23:51
- Re: visual C++ 6, Andy G., 23:49
- Re: Implicit int (was: rand and srand), Micah Cowan, 23:46
- Re: srand(time(NULL)), santosh, 23:43
- Re: rand and srand, Micah Cowan, 23:32
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard, 22:54
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Ian Collins, 22:37
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, Richard, 22:37
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, user923005, 22:33
- Re: Exposing globals as read-only, Jack Klein, 22:33
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, Richard, 22:24
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, user923005, 22:09
- Re: srand(time(NULL)), Peter Nilsson, 22:09
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, Richard, 21:56
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, user923005, 21:53
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard, 21:47
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, user923005, 21:44
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Ian Collins, 21:13
- Re: OK folks, corrected, Kenny McCormack, 21:03
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Richard, 20:55
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard, 20:53
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Ian Collins, 20:47
- Re: srand(time(NULL)), Ioannis Vranos, 20:45
- Re: array of structures., Barry Schwarz, 20:40
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Bartc, 20:36
- Re: #defining an array within another in C language, Barry Schwarz, 20:36
- Re: srand(time(NULL)), Gordon Burditt, 20:29
- visual C++ 6, Ioannis Vranos, 20:19
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Micah Cowan, 19:56
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, Richard, 19:51
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, Walter Roberson, 19:51
- Re: srand(time(NULL)), Antoninus Twink, 19:49
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard, 19:38
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, Ben Pfaff, 19:38
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, Richard, 19:35
- Re: Implicit int, Mark McIntyre, 19:32
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, Micah Cowan, 19:26
- Re: Backtick, at-sign, dollar-sign: legal in source?, pete, 19:26
- Re: Return value of main, pete, 19:12
- Re: srand(time(NULL)), Randy Howard, 19:11
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard Tobin, 18:52
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- Re: srand(time(NULL)), Harald van Dijk, 18:49
- Gay Muscle Man, internationalpre, 18:46
- Re: srand(time(NULL)), Bill Cunningham, 18:44
- Re: I need help please!, Walter Roberson, 18:43
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard, 18:23
- Re: a bit of a puzzle, Richard, 18:18
- Re: a bit of a puzzle, user923005, 18:05
- Re: a bit of a puzzle, user923005, 18:02
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ioannis Vranos, 17:38
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ioannis Vranos, 17:34
- Re: Return value of main, user923005, 17:34
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Richard Heathfield, 17:34
- Re: srand(time(NULL)), Default User, 17:33
- Re: I need help please!, user923005, 17:20
- Re: srand(time(NULL)), Richard Heathfield, 17:06
- Re: srand(time(NULL)), Ioannis Vranos, 17:01
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ioannis Vranos, 16:57
- Re: srand(time(NULL)), santosh, 16:49
- Re: srand(time(NULL)), Ioannis Vranos, 16:47
- Re: srand(time(NULL)), Ioannis Vranos, 16:45
- Re: New implementation of FSM using functions returning pointers to functions of the same type!, Ben Pfaff, 15:21
- Re: New implementation of FSM using functions returning pointers to functions of the same type!, Eric des Courtis, 15:13
- Re: New implementation of FSM using functions returning pointers to functions of the same type!, Eric des Courtis, 15:00
- Re: New implementation of FSM using functions returning pointers to functions of the same type!, Walter Roberson, 14:57
- Re: which tutorial to use?, lawrence . jones, 14:54
- Re: New implementation of FSM using functions returning pointers to functions of the same type!, Ben Pfaff, 14:44
- Re: New implementation of FSM using functions returning pointers to functions of the same type!, Eric des Courtis, 14:30
- Re: Return value of main, Richard Tobin, 14:25
- Re: Bit Shifting problem with endieness, Bartc, 14:18
- Re: srand(time(NULL)), Richard, 14:11
- Re: Return value of main, Martin Ambuhl, 14:07
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Harald van Dijk, 14:02
- Re: New implementation of FSM using functions returning pointers to functions of the same type!, Ben Pfaff, 13:53
- 24 HOURS - Nationwide online Programming Contest, Yash Agrawal, 13:44
- New implementation of FSM using functions returning pointers to functions of the same type!, Eric des Courtis, 13:43
- Re: srand(time(NULL)), Antoninus Twink, 13:30
- Re: srand(time(NULL)), Morris Dovey, 13:19
- Re: srand(time(NULL)), Ben Pfaff, 13:15
- Re: Return value of main, Kenneth Brody, 13:14
- Re: Bit Shifting problem with endieness, Kenneth Brody, 13:08
- Re: srand(time(NULL)), Ben Pfaff, 13:07
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Richard Heathfield, 13:06
- Re: srand(time(NULL)), Richard Heathfield, 13:05
- Re: Cannot optimize 64bit Linux code, Keith Thompson, 13:05
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ioannis Vranos, 12:58
- Re: srand(time(NULL)), Keith Thompson, 12:57
- Re: srand(time(NULL)), Keith Thompson, 12:57
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Bartc, 12:45
- Re: srand(time(NULL)), Richard Heathfield, 12:42
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Richard Heathfield, 12:39
- Re: Cannot optimize 64bit Linux code, Dick Dowell, 12:35
- Re: srand(time(NULL)), Keith Thompson, 12:25
- Free Forex Trading Lessons, nxkq20nv, 12:24
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ioannis Vranos, 12:22
- Re: srand(time(NULL)), Ioannis Vranos, 12:14
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ioannis Vranos, 12:12
- Re: srand(time(NULL)), Eric Sosman, 11:51
- Re: Backtick, at-sign, dollar-sign: legal in source?, Keith Thompson, 11:48
- Re: srand(time(NULL)), Ben Pfaff, 11:34
- Re: rand and srand, Richard, 11:27
- Re: Implicit int (was: rand and srand), Richard, 11:26
- Re: Return value of main, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 10:43
- Re: srand(time(NULL)), Richard Bos, 10:42
- Re: Return value of main, Richard Bos, 10:40
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Richard Heathfield, 10:32
- Re: Bit Shifting problem with endieness, Philip Potter, 10:19
- Re: srand(time(NULL)), Ioannis Vranos, 10:12
- Re: Return value of main, polas, 10:11
- Re: srand(time(NULL)), Ioannis Vranos, 10:07
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ioannis Vranos, 10:02
- Re: srand(time(NULL)), Ben Pfaff, 09:59
- YKYBHTL [Was: Re: which tutorial to use?], Eric Sosman, 09:55
- Re: Return value of main, santosh, 09:52
- Re: Implicit int (was: rand and srand), Kenny McCormack, 09:47
- Re: Implicit int (was: rand and srand), santosh, 09:46
- Re: Bit Shifting problem with endieness, Thad Smith, 09:44
- Re: srand(time(NULL)), Richard Bos, 09:43
- Re: Return value of main, polas, 09:41
- Re: srand(time(NULL)), Mark Bluemel, 09:39
- Re: Return value of main, Richard Bos, 09:37
- Re: srand(time(NULL)), Mark Bluemel, 09:34
- Re: which tutorial to use?, polas, 09:31
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ioannis Vranos, 09:27
- srand(time(NULL)), Ioannis Vranos, 09:24
- Return value of main, polas, 09:18
- Re: which tutorial to use?, polas, 09:14
- Re: Bit Shifting problem with endieness, Madhur, 08:48
- Re: Bit Shifting problem with endieness, Richard Bos, 08:44
- Re: Return value of main, Morris Dovey, 08:40
- Re: Bit Shifting problem with endieness, Joachim Schmitz, 08:35
- Bit Shifting problem with endieness, Madhur, 08:21
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Bartc, 08:14
- Re: I need help please!, Nick Keighley, 08:13
- THE TRUE MESSAGE OF JESUS CHRIST, small giant, 08:02
- Re: Backtick, at-sign, dollar-sign: legal in source?, Dik T. Winter, 08:01
- Re: I need help please!, Nick Keighley, 07:55
- Re: Implicit int (was: rand and srand), pete, 07:41
- Re: Exposing globals as read-only, Ben Bacarisse, 07:37
- Re: a bit of a puzzle, Gerry Ford, 07:34
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- Re: Implicit int (was: rand and srand), Gerry Ford, 06:54
- Re: Exposing globals as read-only, Richard Tobin, 06:48
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard Tobin, 06:41
- Re: Implicit int (was: rand and srand), Antoninus Twink, 05:29
- Re: I need help please!, Antoninus Twink, 05:27
- Re: Complex numbers and printf, Gerry Ford, 05:05
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 04:55
- Re: a bit of a puzzle, Joachim Schmitz, 04:55
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 04:51
- Re: Pointer to small amount of storage, Keith Thompson, 03:58
- Re: a bit of a puzzle, Keith Thompson, 03:54
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Keith Thompson, 03:48
- YOU CAN EARN UPTO 150-250$ S PER DAY..............., Lussy, 03:13
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- Re: Exposing globals as read-only, Falcon Kirtaran, 02:57
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Keith Thompson, 02:52
- Re: Exposing globals as read-only, Ian Collins, 02:51
- Re: Implicit int (was: rand and srand), Keith Thompson, 02:40
- Re: rand and srand, Keith Thompson, 02:27
- Re: Exposing globals as read-only, Ark Khasin, 02:21
- Re: Exposing globals as read-only, Ark Khasin, 02:19
- Re: Exposing globals as read-only, Ian Collins, 02:16
- Re: Exposing globals as read-only, Ian Collins, 02:15
- Re: Exposing globals as read-only, Ark Khasin, 02:09
- Re: Exposing globals as read-only, Ark Khasin, 02:06
- Re: K&R2 chapter 1, section 1.5.1 File Copying Question, Richard Heathfield, 02:03
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Keith Thompson, 01:58
- Re: Exposing globals as read-only, Shri, 01:57
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Richard Heathfield, 01:55
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Richard Heathfield, 01:54
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Richard Heathfield, 01:52
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Richard Heathfield, 01:50
- Re: OK folks, corrected, Harald van Dijk, 01:44
- Re: Exposing globals as read-only, Ian Collins, 00:35
- Re: #defining an array within another in C language, prix prad, 00:27
- Re: rand and srand, Jack Klein, 00:06
March 09, 2008
- Re: K&R2 chapter 1, section 1.5.1 File Copying Question, Jim Barlow, 23:43
- Re: Implicit int (was: rand and srand), santosh, 23:38
- Re: Exposing globals as read-only, Ark Khasin, 23:32
- Re: K&R2 chapter 1, section 1.5.1 File Copying Question, santosh, 23:23
- Re: Exposing globals as read-only, Falcon Kirtaran, 23:23
- K&R2 chapter 1, section 1.5.1 File Copying Question, Jim Barlow, 23:12
- Re: rand and srand, Ben Pfaff, 22:36
- Exposing globals as read-only, Ark Khasin, 22:19
- Re: Implicit int, Falcon Kirtaran, 22:17
- Re: rand and srand, Falcon Kirtaran, 22:16
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Charlton Wilbur, 21:38
- Re: 2D const array nested functions warning question, David Thompson, 21:38
- Re: Which programming method is better?, David Thompson, 21:38
- Re: Converting unsigned long to string in C, David Thompson, 21:38
- Re: Bounds checking functions, David Thompson, 21:38
- Re: Pointer to small amount of storage, David Thompson, 21:38
- Re: Complex numbers and printf, David Thompson, 21:38
- Re: a bit of a puzzle, Steven G. Johnson, 21:36
- Implicit int (was: rand and srand), CBFalconer, 21:35
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Ian Collins, 21:30
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ioannis Vranos, 21:30
- Re: rand and srand, CBFalconer, 21:27
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Geoff, 21:18
- Re: a bit of a puzzle, CBFalconer, 21:13
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ioannis Vranos, 21:04
- Re: array of structures., CBFalconer, 21:02
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ian Collins, 21:02
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ioannis Vranos, 21:01
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Bartc, 20:59
- Re: I need help please!, CBFalconer, 20:51
- Re: #defining an array within another in C language, Barry Schwarz, 20:27
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Richard Heathfield, 19:58
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Richard Heathfield, 19:52
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Richard Heathfield, 19:45
- Re: rand and srand, Richard Heathfield, 19:41
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ian Collins, 19:34
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Mark McIntyre, 19:28
- Re: rand and srand, Mark McIntyre, 19:25
- Re: which tutorial to use?, candide, 19:20
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ian Collins, 19:16
- Re: rand and srand, Bill Cunningham, 19:15
- Re: I need help please!, Morris Dovey, 18:57
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ian Collins, 18:56
- Re: What is a stack frame?, J. J. Farrell, 18:49
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ioannis Vranos, 18:47
- Re: rand and srand, Keith Thompson, 18:47
- Re: all.h, GMM50, 18:43
- Re: rand and srand, Keith Thompson, 18:43
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ian Collins, 18:27
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Flash Gordon, 18:25
- Re: rand and srand, Jack Klein, 18:20
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ioannis Vranos, 18:18
- Re: I need help please!, Ian Collins, 18:17
- Re: I need help please!, Bill Reid, 18:03
- Re: I need help please!, Bill Reid, 18:03
- Re: I need help please!, Bill Reid, 18:03
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ian Collins, 17:58
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Randy Howard, 17:41
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Randy Howard, 17:41
- Re: rand and srand, Falcon Kirtaran, 17:39
- Re: rand and srand, Flash Gordon, 17:36
- Re: rand and srand, Johannes Bauer, 17:32
- Re: rand and srand, Falcon Kirtaran, 17:29
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ioannis Vranos, 17:29
- Re: rand and srand, santosh, 17:19
- Re: rand and srand, Bill Cunningham, 17:14
- Re: all.h, Ian Collins, 17:05
- Re: rand and srand, santosh, 17:00
- Re: rand and srand, Falcon Kirtaran, 16:57
- Re: all.h, Ed Prochak, 16:57
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ian Collins, 16:55
- Re: which tutorial to use?, jacob navia, 16:53
- Re: OK folks, corrected, jacob navia, 16:53
- rand and srand, Bill Cunningham, 16:47
- Re: What could the compiler be possibly complaining about, Falcon Kirtaran, 16:44
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, Mark McIntyre, 16:42
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Kenny McCormack, 16:25
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Randy Howard, 16:23
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Richard Heathfield, 16:12
- Re: which tutorial to use?, santosh, 15:15
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Ioannis Vranos, 15:08
- Re: I need help please!, Flash Gordon, 15:07
- Re: I need help please!, santosh, 14:43
- Re: a bit of a puzzle, Steven G. Johnson, 14:35
- Re: a bit of a puzzle, Harald van Dijk, 14:31
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, Richard, 14:16
- Re: a bit of a puzzle, Steven G. Johnson, 14:16
- Re: I need help please!, Ian Collins, 14:15
- Re: a bit of a puzzle, Richard Heathfield, 13:58
- Re: I need help please!, Bill Reid, 13:51
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, santosh, 13:51
- Re: I need help please!, Bill Reid, 13:50
- Re: I need help please!, Bill Reid, 13:49
- Re: I need help please!, Bill Reid, 13:47
- a bit of a puzzle, Steven G. Johnson, 13:40
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, Richard, 13:33
- Re: which tutorial to use?, Richard Heathfield, 13:26
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, santosh, 13:25
- Re: I need help please!, Morris Dovey, 13:20
- Re: all.h, Scott S. McCoy, 13:18
- Re: array of structures., santosh, 13:15
- Re: Calling external function in C, Kenny McCormack, 13:08
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, Richard, 13:05
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, Kenny McCormack, 13:03
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, santosh, 12:50
- Re: array of structures., santosh, 12:47
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, Richard, 12:17
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, Richard, 12:14
- Re: array of structures., Eric Sosman, 12:02
- Re: array of structures., santosh, 12:02
- Re: array of structures., santosh, 11:56
- Re: array of structures., Cell, 11:51
- Re: array of structures., Cell, 11:44
- Re: Calling external function in C, Joachim Schmitz, 11:27
- Re: array of structures., santosh, 11:10
- Re: array of structures., Cell, 11:04
- OT nonsense (Was: Backtick, at-sign, dollar-sign: legal in source?), Kenny McCormack, 10:57
- Re: array of structures., Cell, 10:56
- Re: array of structures., Cell, 10:49
- Re: array of structures., Eric Sosman, 10:21
- Re: array of structures., Harald van Dijk, 10:15
- which tutorial to use?, doom, 10:05
- array of structures., Cell, 09:45
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, Kenny McCormack, 08:05
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, Francois, 08:01
- The intel processor reach the very high place..., sadreti, 08:01
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, Antoninus Twink, 07:33
- Re: Braces or not [Re: cat], Herbert Rosenau, 07:08
- Re: OK folks, corrected, Harald van Dijk, 07:04
- Re: I need help please!, Flash Gordon, 07:01
- Re: Minimum sizes of integral and floating point types, Richard Heathfield, 06:43
- Re: all.h, CBFalconer, 06:41
- Re: OK folks, corrected, jacob navia, 06:25
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, Spiro Trikaliotis, 06:11
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, josephhallett@xxxxxxxxx, 05:57
- Re: #defining an array within another in C language, prix prad, 05:45
- Re: all.h, Ian Collins, 05:40
- Re: OK folks, corrected, Harald van Dijk, 04:54
- Re: OK folks, corrected, jacob navia, 04:34
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, Scott S. McCoy, 04:25
- Re: all.h, santosh, 04:19
- Re: all.h, Harald van Dijk, 04:10
- all.h, atindrasrs, 04:01
- Re: I need help please!, santosh, 03:36
- Re: Minimum sizes of integral and floating point types, santosh, 03:16
- Re: OK folks, corrected, Harald van Dijk, 03:13
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, santosh, 03:01
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- EARN FROM GOOGLE WITH NO INVESTMENT, kanima004, 00:03
March 08, 2008
- Re: Minimum sizes of integral and floating point types, Barry Schwarz, 22:50
- Re: I need help please!, Ian Collins, 22:43
- Re: cat, Chris Torek, 22:42
- Re: #defining an array within another in C language, Barry Schwarz, 22:12
- Re: Minimum sizes of integral and floating point types, Keith Thompson, 21:47
- Re: Minimum sizes of integral and floating point types, Keith Thompson, 21:43
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, candide, 21:42
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, candide, 21:32
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, zhz44, 21:24
- Re: Minimum sizes of integral and floating point types, Ioannis Vranos, 21:12
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, CBFalconer, 20:41
- Re: I need help please!, Bill Reid, 20:32
- Re: I need help please!, Bill Reid, 20:32
- Re: I need help please!, CBFalconer, 20:29
- Re: I need help please!, CBFalconer, 20:22
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, Francois, 20:20
- Re: cat, CBFalconer, 20:13
- Re: cat, Chris Torek, 20:05
- Re: Minimum sizes of integral and floating point types, Ben Pfaff, 19:34
- Re: Minimum sizes of integral and floating point types, Ioannis Vranos, 19:22
- Re: Minimum sizes of integral and floating point types, jacob navia, 19:16
- Re: OK folks, corrected, jacob navia, 19:14
- Minimum sizes of integral and floating point types, Ioannis Vranos, 18:58
- Re: I need help please!, Flash Gordon, 18:37
- Re: Backtick, at-sign, dollar-sign: legal in source?, Flash Gordon, 18:19
- Re: cat, Chris Torek, 17:59
- Re: Backtick, at-sign, dollar-sign: legal in source?, Mark McIntyre, 17:33
- Re: Assembly in C Standard, Flash Gordon, 17:27
- 2nd CFP: DATICS 2008 - Design, Analysis and Tools for Integrated Circuits and Systems, ss . dtvcs, 17:05
- 2nd CFP: DATICS 2008 - Design, Analysis and Tools for Integrated Circuits and Systems, DATICS2008, 16:46
- Re: OK folks, corrected, Keith Thompson, 16:44
- Re: Calling external function in C, Richard Heathfield, 16:22
- Re: Tell me about makefiles, Richard Heathfield, 16:15
- Re: Calling external function in C, jacob navia, 16:00
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, santosh, 16:00
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, bab, 15:59
- Re: Calling external function in C, jacob navia, 15:57
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, jacob navia, 15:50
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, bab, 15:37
- Re: Tell me about makefiles, Richard Harter, 15:30
- Re: I need help please!, santosh, 15:26
- Stats for comp.lang.c (last 7 days), CLC stats, 15:06
- Re: I need help please!, Bill Reid, 15:00
- Re: I need help please!, santosh, 14:26
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, Mark McIntyre, 14:17
- Re: I need help please!, Bill Reid, 14:15
- Re: Backtick, at-sign, dollar-sign: legal in source?, Mark McIntyre, 14:13
- Re: #defining an array within another in C language, prix prad, 14:13
- Re: Backtick, at-sign, dollar-sign: legal in source?, Richard, 14:03
- Re: Backtick, at-sign, dollar-sign: legal in source?, santosh, 14:01
- Re: Tell me about makefiles, Richard, 13:55
- Re: Backtick, at-sign, dollar-sign: legal in source?, Morris Dovey, 13:53
- Re: Tell me about makefiles, Richard, 13:51
- Re: Tell me about makefiles, Richard, 13:50
- Re: Looking for a book about C with special criteria, jacob navia, 13:50
- Re: Backtick, at-sign, dollar-sign: legal in source?, Richard, 13:49
- Re: Calling external function in C, Richard, 13:47
- Re: Backtick, at-sign, dollar-sign: legal in source?, Richard Tobin, 13:45
- Re: printf() and scanf() questions, Richard, 13:45
- Looking for a book about C with special criteria, Francois, 13:25
- Re: #defining an array within another in C language, Barry Schwarz, 13:17
- Re: Tell me about makefiles, Richard Harter, 13:04
- Become crorepati in a less than year time by trading into indianstock mkt option, rkzen, 12:31
- wholesale and retail nike sports shoes,nike shoxes,air max,dunk, 333, 10:41
- Re: Tell me about makefiles, Johannes Bauer, 10:20
- Re: OK folks, corrected, Richard Heathfield, 08:56
- Re: Backtick, at-sign, dollar-sign: legal in source?, Morris Dovey, 08:54
- Re: Tell me about makefiles, Eric Sosman, 08:29
- Re: Backtick, at-sign, dollar-sign: legal in source?, Mark McIntyre, 08:12
- Re: OK folks, corrected, santosh, 07:25
- Re: OK folks, corrected, Richard Heathfield, 06:42
- Re: #defining an array within another in C language, prix prad, 05:42
- Re: OK folks, corrected, Harald van Dijk, 05:12
- Re: OK folks, corrected, santosh, 05:01
- Re: OK folks, corrected, santosh, 04:59
- Re: OK folks, corrected, Richard Heathfield, 04:48
- Re: OK folks, corrected, Harald van Dijk, 04:47
- Re: What's wrong ?, Richard Heathfield, 04:37
- Re: OK folks, corrected, santosh, 04:35
- Re: OK folks, corrected, Richard Heathfield, 04:31
- Re: I need help please!, Richard Heathfield, 04:27
- Re: Backtick, at-sign, dollar-sign: legal in source?, christian.bau, 04:15
- Re: Tell me about makefiles, Antoninus Twink, 03:58
- Re: #defining an array within another in C language, Michael Mair, 03:10
- Re: How printf() works???????, Richard, 03:03
- Re: OK folks, corrected, Keith Thompson, 02:49
- Re: OK folks, corrected, Serve Laurijssen, 02:44
- Re: I need help please!, Ben Pfaff, 01:56
- Re: I need help please!, santosh, 01:45
- Re: What's wrong ?, santosh, 01:34
- Re: help with header files.., Thad Smith, 01:33
March 07, 2008
- Re: Variable length arrays, Keith Thompson, 23:44
- Re: OK folks, corrected, Ian Collins, 23:38
- Re: OK folks, corrected, Keith Thompson, 23:33
- Re: Tell me about makefiles, William Ahern, 22:47
- Re: Tell me about makefiles, Robbie Hatley, 22:12
- Re: I need help please!, Bill Reid, 21:41
- Re: Backtick, at-sign, dollar-sign: legal in source?, Don Bruder, 20:40
- Re: I need help please!, Bartc, 20:29
- #defining an array within another in C language, prix prad, 20:28
- Re: Variable length arrays, Erwin Lindemann, 20:17
- Re: Variable length arrays, Erwin Lindemann, 20:17
- Re: Tell me about makefiles, Richard Tobin, 19:57
- Re: Tell me about makefiles, Robbie Hatley, 19:42
- Re: Tell me about makefiles, CBFalconer, 19:15
- Re: Tell me about makefiles, Default User, 19:15
- Re: printf() and scanf() questions, Kenny McCormack, 19:08
- Re: Backtick, at-sign, dollar-sign: legal in source?, Richard Tobin, 19:02
- Re: Backtick, at-sign, dollar-sign: legal in source?, Mark McIntyre, 18:52
- Re: Calling external function in C, Robbie Hatley, 18:52
- Re: Tell me about makefiles, Richard Tobin, 18:50
- Re: Calling external function in C, Richard Heathfield, 18:46
- Re: Assembly in C Standard, christian.bau, 18:43
- Re: printf() and scanf() questions, Antoninus Twink, 18:42
- Re: Tell me about makefiles, Antoninus Twink, 18:40
- Re: Calling external function in C, Ian Collins, 18:39
- Re: Tell me about makefiles, Ian Collins, 18:38
- Re: printf() and scanf() questions, Mark McIntyre, 18:37
- Calling external function in C, Elstree, 18:34
- Re: Tell me about makefiles, Richard Harter, 18:29
- Re: Tell me about makefiles, Robbie Hatley, 18:19
- Re: What's wrong ?, Richard Heathfield, 18:08
- Backtick, at-sign, dollar-sign: legal in source?, Robbie Hatley, 18:06
- Re: Tell me about makefiles, Antoninus Twink, 17:46
- Re: Tell me about makefiles, John Bode, 17:34
- Re: How printf() works???????, CBFalconer, 17:16
- Re: What's wrong ?, CBFalconer, 17:10
- Re: Fix my program, CBFalconer, 17:07
- Re: OK folks, corrected, Kenny McCormack, 17:02
- Re: OK folks, corrected, jacob navia, 17:00
- police, kurtstocklmeir, 17:00
- Re: Tell me about makefiles, santosh, 16:56
- Re: Tell me about makefiles, Harald van Dijk, 16:51
- Re: Tell me about makefiles, Ian Collins, 16:47
- Re: Tell me about makefiles, santosh, 16:43
- Re: What's wrong ?, santosh, 16:36
- Re: Tell me about makefiles, Richard Heathfield, 16:35
- Re: Tell me about makefiles, Richard Heathfield, 16:34
- Re: OK folks, corrected, Ian Collins, 16:27
- Re: Tell me about makefiles, Eric Sosman, 16:26
- Tell me about makefiles, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 16:25
- Re: predict the answer, user923005, 15:59
- Re: OK folks, corrected, user923005, 15:51
- Re: British points based immigration, Kenny McCormack, 15:32
- British points based immigration, Dexter, 14:51
- Re: system function not executed correctly, Kenneth Brody, 14:48
- Re: OK folks, corrected, Serve Laurijssen, 14:35
- Re: How printf() works???????, Kenny McCormack, 13:34
- Re: Makefile timestamp check to make file rebuild, santosh, 13:34
- Re: Makefile timestamp check to make file rebuild, Kenny McCormack, 13:29
- Re: How printf() works???????, Kenny McCormack, 13:27
- Re: Variable length arrays, Kaz Kylheku, 13:26
- Re: How printf() works???????, Kenny McCormack, 13:22
- Re: Makefile timestamp check to make file rebuild, Micah Cowan, 12:57
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Keith Thompson, 12:54
- Re: passing invalid datatype, Keith Thompson, 12:53
- Re: OK folks, corrected, Keith Thompson, 12:50
- Re: How printf() works???????, Kenny McCormack, 12:49
- Re: I need help please!, santosh, 12:43
- Re: Can realloc(p,0) return NULL when p is non-NULL and memory aplenty?, Micah Cowan, 12:40
- Re: How printf() works???????, santosh, 12:40
- Re: I need help please!, Jim, 12:38
- Re: How printf() works???????, Richard, 12:24
- Re: How printf() works???????, santosh, 12:24
- Re: How printf() works???????, Antoninus Twink, 12:22
- Re: How printf() works???????, Richard, 12:20
- Re: How printf() works???????, Antoninus Twink, 12:20
- Re: system function not executed correctly, Richard, 12:19
- Re: I need help please!, Willem, 12:17
- Re: I need help please!, santosh, 12:17
- Re: How printf() works???????, Richard, 12:15
- Re: OK folks, corrected, Ben Pfaff, 12:15
- Re: How printf() works???????, Richard, 12:14
- Re: How printf() works???????, santosh, 12:05
- Re: OK folks, corrected, Willem, 12:04
- I need help please!, Jim, 12:04
- Re: system function not executed correctly, Joachim Schmitz, 11:56
- Re: How printf() works???????, Antoninus Twink, 11:56
- Re: system function not executed correctly, Joachim Schmitz, 11:55
- Re: OK folks, corrected, lawrence . jones, 11:55
- Re: How printf() works???????, lawrence . jones, 11:50
- Re: How printf() works???????, Richard, 11:42
- Re: system function not executed correctly, Anonymous User, 11:33
- Re: system function not executed correctly, Richard, 11:33
- Re: How printf() works???????, santosh, 11:32
- Re: How printf() works???????, Richard, 11:32
- Re: system function not executed correctly, Joachim Schmitz, 11:30
- Re: How printf() works???????, Antoninus Twink, 11:23
- Re: Fix my program, Mark Wooding, 11:22
- Re: system function not executed correctly, Richard Tobin, 11:20
- Re: How printf() works???????, Richard, 11:18
- Re: predict the answer, Richard Tobin, 11:16
- Re: system function not executed correctly, Richard Tobin, 11:14
- Re: system function not executed correctly, Anonymous User, 11:10
- Re: system function not executed correctly, Joachim Schmitz, 11:10
- Re: How printf() works???????, santosh, 11:08
- Re: system function not executed correctly, Richard Tobin, 11:08
- Re: OK folks, corrected, CBFalconer, 11:07
- Re: system function not executed correctly, Richard Heathfield, 11:05
- Re: system function not executed correctly, Mark Bluemel, 11:04
- Re: system function not executed correctly, Anonymous User, 10:49
- Re: predict the answer, Richard Heathfield, 10:43
- Re: How printf() works???????, Richard, 10:42
- Re: Proper way Variable declaration, CBFalconer, 10:41
- Re: predict the answer, Mark Bluemel, 10:36
- Re: predict the answer, santosh, 10:33
- Re: system function not executed correctly, santosh, 10:31
- Re: How printf() works???????, santosh, 10:30
- Re: commonly occuring C programming errors, Marc Boyer, 10:24
- Re: OT - Re: long double literal, CBFalconer, 10:22
- system function not executed correctly, Anonymous User, 10:08
- Re: commonly occuring C programming errors, sophia, 09:52
- Re: predict the answer, sophia, 09:47
- Re: commonly occuring C programming errors, Richard Heathfield, 09:44
- Re: How printf() works???????, Richard Heathfield, 09:41
- commonly occuring C programming errors, sophia, 09:39
- Re: How printf() works???????, Richard, 09:30
- Re: How printf() works???????, Richard, 09:25
- Re: Variable length arrays, SM Ryan, 09:23
- Re: system function not executed correctly, Morris Dovey, 09:15
- Re: How printf() works???????, santosh, 08:45
- Re: How printf() works???????, Richard Heathfield, 08:44
- Re: Makefile timestamp check to make file rebuild, Kenny McCormack, 08:29
- Re: Variable length arrays, Kenny McCormack, 08:22
- Re: Variable length arrays, Kenny McCormack, 08:19
- Re: alloca, Dik T. Winter, 08:18
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Dik T. Winter, 07:59
- Re: How printf() works???????, Kenny McCormack, 07:53
- Re: Makefile timestamp check to make file rebuild, Richard, 07:51
- Re: How printf() works???????, Richard, 07:45
- Re: How printf() works???????, Richard, 07:44
- Re: predict the answer, pete, 07:38
- Re: How printf() works???????, Richard, 07:36
- Re: Fix my program, Kenny McCormack, 07:32
- Re: The stack and longjmp/setjmp, Antoninus Twink, 07:23
- Re: The stack and longjmp/setjmp, Chris Dollin, 06:55
- Re: Variable length arrays, Antoninus Twink, 06:54
- Re: How printf() works???????, Antoninus Twink, 06:51
- Re: How printf() works???????, Antoninus Twink, 06:47
- Re: How printf() works???????, Kenny McCormack, 05:56
- Re: predict the answer, santosh, 05:53
- Re: predict the answer, sophia, 05:49
- Re: Variable length arrays, Nick Keighley, 05:34
- Re: predict the answer, Richard Heathfield, 05:31
- Re: predict the answer, sophia, 05:23
- شاهد صور الشيعه يؤدون طقوسهم الشيطانيه (عاشوراء 2008), دارين, 05:19
- Re: Fix my program, Chris Dollin, 05:17
- Do you want the science article you may follow the following the link., 008worker, 05:06
- Re: How printf() works???????, Richard Heathfield, 05:05
- Re: How printf() works???????, santosh, 04:50
- Re: How printf() works???????, Kenny McCormack, 04:50
- Re: Assembly in C Standard, Richard Bos, 04:46
- Re: How printf() works???????, Nick Keighley, 04:46
- Re: passing invalid datatype, Richard Bos, 04:44
- Re: How printf() works???????, Robbie Hatley, 04:42
- Re: Variable length arrays, Morris Dovey, 04:38
- Re: Makefile timestamp check to make file rebuild, Robbie Hatley, 04:38
- Re: OK folks, corrected, jacob navia, 04:35
- Re: OK folks, corrected, santosh, 04:23
- Re: Very strange command-line argument handling of /?, marctorrance, 04:22
- Re: How printf() works???????, santosh, 04:21
- Re: Variable length arrays, jacob navia, 04:17
- Re: How printf() works???????, Robbie Hatley, 04:10
- OK folks, corrected, jacob navia, 04:10
- Re: What's wrong ?, Daniel.C, 04:07
- Re: predict the answer, Robbie Hatley, 04:06
- Re: Proper way Variable declaration, Keith Thompson, 03:51
- Re: Variable length arrays, Keith Thompson, 03:46
- Re: OT - Re: long double literal, Randy Howard, 03:26
- Re: What's wrong ?, Keith Thompson, 03:14
- Re: OT - Re: long double literal, Richard Heathfield, 03:13
- Re: Can realloc(p,0) return NULL when p is non-NULL and memory aplenty?, Joachim Schmitz, 03:04
- OT - Re: long double literal, santosh, 03:00
- Re: predict the answer, Vladimir Oka, 02:51
- Re: predict the answer, Vladimir Oka, 02:30
- Re: predict the answer, Ian Collins, 02:30
- Re: predict the answer, Richard Heathfield, 02:29
- Re: Very strange command-line argument handling of /?, santosh, 02:17
- predict the answer, sophia, 02:13
- Re: long double literal, jaysome, 02:06
- Re: How printf() works???????, Richard, 02:01
- Re: How printf() works???????, jaysome, 01:51
- Re: How printf() works???????, Richard Heathfield, 01:36
- Re: How printf() works???????, Barry Schwarz, 01:32
- Re: long double literal, Micah Cowan, 01:28
- Re: How printf() works???????, Ulrich Eckhardt, 01:11
- How printf() works???????, sant . tarun, 00:59
- Re: Variable length arrays, Kaz Kylheku, 00:51
- Re: Variable length arrays, Kaz Kylheku, 00:33
- Re: Fix my program, Thad Smith, 00:30
March 06, 2008
- Re: Variable length arrays, Kaz Kylheku, 23:46
- Re: Variable length arrays, muntyan, 23:27
- Re: cat, Richard Heathfield, 23:09
- Re: Variable length arrays, muntyan, 23:08
- Re: long double literal, Falcon Kirtaran, 22:51
- Re: Assembly in C Standard, Gordon Burditt, 22:49
- Re: Fix my program, Falcon Kirtaran, 22:49
- Re: Variable length arrays, Falcon Kirtaran, 22:37
- Re: cat, Falcon Kirtaran, 22:29
- Re: Assembly in C Standard, Jack Klein, 22:21
- Re: passing invalid datatype, Falcon Kirtaran, 22:16
- Re: What could the compiler be possibly complaining about, Falcon Kirtaran, 22:13
- Re: Variable length arrays, Jack Klein, 22:07
- Re: What's wrong ?, Falcon Kirtaran, 22:01
- Re: Can realloc(p,0) return NULL when p is non-NULL and memory aplenty?, Falcon Kirtaran, 21:53
- Re: cat, Jag, 21:47
- Re: printf() and scanf() questions, Richard, 21:40
- Re: cat, Jag, 21:37
- Free Tutorial website And Ebooks programing tutorials, tutorialwebs, 21:26
- Re: printf() and scanf() questions, Kenny McCormack, 20:45
- Re: printf() and scanf() questions, Martin Ambuhl, 19:07
- Re: printf() and scanf() questions, Kenny McCormack, 19:03
- Re: printf() and scanf() questions, Kenny McCormack, 18:59
- Re: printf() and scanf() questions, jacob navia, 18:59
- Re: printf() and scanf() questions, Antoninus Twink, 18:09
- Re: printf() and scanf() questions, Richard, 17:56
- Re: printf() and scanf() questions, Richard, 17:55
- Re: printf() and scanf() questions, Kenny McCormack, 17:46
- Re: printf() and scanf() questions, Kenny McCormack, 17:45
- Re: printf() and scanf() questions, Kenny McCormack, 17:44
- Re: printf() and scanf() questions, Martin Ambuhl, 17:44
- Re: printf() and scanf() questions, Kenny McCormack, 17:42
- Re: printf() and scanf() questions, Martin Ambuhl, 17:41
- Re: printf() and scanf() questions, Antoninus Twink, 17:23
- Re: printf() and scanf() questions, Antoninus Twink, 17:22
- Re: printf() and scanf() questions, Mark McIntyre, 16:48
- Re: printf() and scanf() questions, Mark McIntyre, 16:45
- Re: printf() and scanf() questions, Mark McIntyre, 16:44
- Re: Variable length arrays, Richard Tobin, 16:33
- Re: Assembly in C Standard, Harald van Dijk, 16:17
- Re: Internet Explorer 8 beta release, Walter Roberson, 16:05
- Internet Explorer 8 beta release, shsha, 16:02
- Re: cat, user923005, 15:49
- Re: cat, user923005, 15:44
- Re: Assembly in C Standard, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 15:39
- Re: cosine function returning long double (high resolution), ratcharit, 15:36
- Re: Assembly in C Standard, Default User, 15:36
- Re: cat, user923005, 15:35
- Re: Very strange command-line argument handling of /?, marctorrance, 15:34
- Re: Assembly in C Standard, Default User, 15:34
- Re: cat, user923005, 15:33
- Re: cat, user923005, 15:30
- Re: Variable length arrays, Joachim Schmitz, 15:26
- Re: Variable length arrays, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 15:25
- Re: Can realloc(p,0) return NULL when p is non-NULL and memory aplenty?, CBFalconer, 15:19
- Re: Variable length arrays, Willem, 15:17
- Re: Variable length arrays, Micah Cowan, 15:12
- Re: Variable length arrays, Joachim Schmitz, 15:11
- Re: Assembly in C Standard, CBFalconer, 15:10
- Re: Real time video over IP, CBFalconer, 15:08
- Re: The stack and longjmp/setjmp, Kenny McCormack, 15:08
- Re: Variable length arrays, jacob navia, 15:04
- Re: Variable length arrays, Micah Cowan, 15:02
- Re: What's wrong ?, CBFalconer, 15:01
- Re: What's wrong ?, CBFalconer, 14:56
- Re: What's wrong ?, Richard, 14:53
- Re: Variable length arrays, Joachim Schmitz, 14:51
- Re: The stack and longjmp/setjmp, Richard, 14:51
- Re: Proper way Variable declaration, Richard, 14:47
- Re: cat, CBFalconer, 14:45
- Re: Variable length arrays, jacob navia, 14:41
- Re: Variable length arrays, Joachim Schmitz, 14:41
- Re: cat, CBFalconer, 14:40
- Re: Variable length arrays, jacob navia, 14:39
- RENT ADULT DVDs by MAIL - JUST LIKE NETFLIX: GET 15 DAYS FOR FREE...TRY IT NOW!, sweet . trixie4u, 14:36
- Re: Variable length arrays, Harald van Dijk, 14:31
- Re: Variable length arrays, Joachim Schmitz, 14:24
- Re: Variable length arrays, Micah Cowan, 14:13
- Re: Assembly in C Standard, Kenneth Brody, 14:06
- Re: Variable length arrays, jacob navia, 14:02
- Re: Variable length arrays, Micah Cowan, 14:01
- Re: Assembly in C Standard, Willem, 13:54
- Re: Can realloc(p,0) return NULL when p is non-NULL and memory aplenty?, Harald van Dijk, 13:48
- Re: Can realloc(p,0) return NULL when p is non-NULL and memory aplenty?, Francois Grieu, 13:47
- HURRICANE ANDREW 1992 Rare & Raw Footage, Whoshaq, 13:44
- Re: Can realloc(p,0) return NULL when p is non-NULL and memory aplenty?, Walter Roberson, 13:32
- Re: Can realloc(p,0) return NULL when p is non-NULL and memory aplenty?, Joachim Schmitz, 13:31
- Re: Can realloc(p,0) return NULL when p is non-NULL and memory aplenty?, Harald van Dijk, 13:23
- Re: Can realloc(p,0) return NULL when p is non-NULL and memory aplenty?, Joachim Schmitz, 13:23
- Re: Can realloc(p,0) return NULL when p is non-NULL and memory aplenty?, Joachim Schmitz, 13:20
- Re: help with header files.., SM Ryan, 13:19
- Re: cat, SM Ryan, 13:19
- Re: Variable length arrays, SM Ryan, 13:19
- Re: Can realloc(p,0) return NULL when p is non-NULL and memory aplenty?, Joachim Schmitz, 13:18
- Re: Variable length arrays, Keith Thompson, 13:12
- Re: Can realloc(p,0) return NULL when p is non-NULL and memory aplenty?, Walter Roberson, 13:03
- Re: passing invalid datatype, Keith Thompson, 13:02
- Re: Can realloc(p,0) return NULL when p is non-NULL and memory aplenty?, Joachim Schmitz, 13:01
- Re: Makefile timestamp check to make file rebuild, Walter Roberson, 12:58
- Re: Assembly in C Standard, Walter Roberson, 12:54
- Re: What's wrong ?, Keith Thompson, 12:54
- Can realloc(p,0) return NULL when p is non-NULL and memory aplenty?, Francois Grieu, 12:54
- Makefile timestamp check to make file rebuild, Jeff, 12:49
- Re: Assembly in C Standard, santosh, 12:37
- Assembly in C Standard, CJ, 12:22
- Re: What could the compiler be possibly complaining about, Martin Ambuhl, 12:22
- Re: Variable length arrays, jacob navia, 11:57
- Re: What's wrong ?, Daniel.C, 11:43
- Re: cat, Micah Cowan, 11:40
- Re: What's wrong ?, santosh, 11:31
- Re: What's wrong ?, Daniel.C, 11:18
- Re: alloca, Andrey Tarasevich, 11:04
- Re: Real time video over IP, Mark Bluemel, 10:52
- Re: Fix my program, Richard Tobin, 10:52
- Re: Fix my program, Richard Heathfield, 10:49
- Re: Real time video over IP, Richard Heathfield, 10:48
- Re: Fix my program, Sebastian G., 10:44
- Re: alloca, Richard Tobin, 10:43
- Real time video over IP, bsc_demos, 10:42
- Re: alloca, Kenneth Brody, 10:12
- Re: Fix my program, Mark Wooding, 10:09
- Re: Fix my program, Chris Dollin, 10:05
- Re: Fix my program, CBFalconer, 10:01
- Re: What's wrong ?, santosh, 09:56
- Re: Fix my program, Sebastian G., 09:54
- Re: Fix my program, Thad Smith, 09:50
- Re: What's wrong ?, CBFalconer, 09:44
- Re: Braces or not [Re: cat], Charlton Wilbur, 09:29
- Re: cat, CBFalconer, 09:28
- Re: Variable length arrays, CBFalconer, 09:24
- Re: Proper way Variable declaration, CBFalconer, 09:20
- Re: What's wrong ?, Daniel.C, 09:17
- Re: What's wrong ?, Richard Tobin, 08:49
- Re: What's wrong ?, Eric Sosman, 08:49
- Re: What's wrong ?, jacob navia, 08:45
- Re: The stack and longjmp/setjmp, Kenny McCormack, 08:41
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Antoninus Twink, 08:40
- Re: The stack and longjmp/setjmp, Antoninus Twink, 08:37
- Re: PRINTF(), Kenny McCormack, 08:37
- Re: The stack and longjmp/setjmp, Antoninus Twink, 08:36
- Re: Fix my program, Sebastian G., 08:36
- What's wrong ?, Daniel.C, 08:35
- Re: Proper way Variable declaration, Antoninus Twink, 08:30
- Re: Braces or not [Re: cat], regis, 08:10
- Re: alloca, Richard Tobin, 07:52
- Re: Braces or not [Re: cat], Richard, 07:50
- Re: Braces or not [Re: cat], Richard, 07:48
- Re: PRINTF(), Richard, 07:44
- Re: Proper way Variable declaration, Richard, 07:43
- Re: function, Joachim Schmitz, 07:21
- Re: alloca, Dik T. Winter, 06:56
- Re: alloca, Dik T. Winter, 06:53
- Re: What could the compiler be possibly complaining about, Richard Heathfield, 06:03
- What could the compiler be possibly complaining about, parag_paul@xxxxxxxxxxx, 05:51
- Re: Variable length arrays, jacob navia, 05:41
- Re: passing invalid datatype, Richard Bos, 05:27
- Re: cat, Jag, 05:23
- Re: Proper way Variable declaration, Nick Keighley, 05:03
- passing invalid datatype, mchoube, 04:58
- Re: Variable length arrays, jacob navia, 04:38
- Re: Braces or not [Re: cat], Micah Cowan, 03:38
- Re: PRINTF(), Nick Keighley, 03:33
- Re: cat, Nick Keighley, 03:29
- Re: Braces or not [Re: cat], Richard Heathfield, 03:23
- Re: help with header files.., Nick Keighley, 03:06
- help with header files.., johnnash, 02:30
- Re: typedef and #define, Gerry Ford, 02:29
- Braces or not [Re: cat], Micah Cowan, 02:21
- Re: cat, Gerry Ford, 02:09
- Re: cat, Richard, 01:48
- Re: PRINTF(), Vladimir Oka, 01:09
- Re: plz send logic to write given program., Neil, 01:00
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Neil, 00:58
- Re: Fix my program, Thad Smith, 00:02
March 05, 2008
- Re: cat, Eric Sosman, 23:41
- Re: cat, Micah Cowan, 23:40
- Re: cat, Micah Cowan, 22:08
- Re: Variable length arrays, Micah Cowan, 21:57
- Re: Variable length arrays, Bartc, 21:56
- Re: Variable length arrays, Jack Klein, 21:53
- Re: cat, CBFalconer, 21:26
- Re: cosine function returning long double (high resolution), pete, 21:21
- cat, Jag, 21:06
- Variable length arrays, Erwin Lindemann, 20:38
- Re: cosine function returning long double (high resolution), CBFalconer, 20:30
- Re: printf() and scanf() questions, CBFalconer, 20:21
- Re: Proper way Variable declaration, CBFalconer, 20:07
- Re: printf() and scanf() questions, Richard, 20:06
- Re: printf() and scanf() questions, Martin Ambuhl, 19:58
- Re: printf() and scanf() questions, Martin Ambuhl, 19:57
- Re: function, CBFalconer, 19:53
- Re: printf() and scanf() questions, Ioannis Vranos, 19:50
- Re: printf() and scanf() questions, Ioannis Vranos, 19:49
- Re: cosine function returning long double (high resolution), Martin Ambuhl, 19:45
- Re: printf() and scanf() questions, Mark McIntyre, 19:38
- Re: printf() and scanf() questions, Martin Ambuhl, 19:22
- Re: alloca, Mark McIntyre, 19:04
- 2nd CFP: DATICS 2008 - Design, Analysis and Tools for Integrated Circuits and Systems, DATICS2008, 19:02
- Re: alloca, user923005, 18:37
- Re: Proper way Variable declaration, Robbie Hatley, 18:27
- Re: printf() and scanf() questions, Micah Cowan, 17:40
- Re: printf() and scanf() questions, Micah Cowan, 17:34
- Re: PRINTF(), Peter Nilsson, 17:27
- Re: The stack and longjmp/setjmp, christian.bau, 17:26
- Re: printf() and scanf() questions, Ioannis Vranos, 17:25
- Re: printf() and scanf() questions, Ioannis Vranos, 17:22
- Re: printf() and scanf() questions, Ioannis Vranos, 17:22
- Re: PRINTF(), Peter Nilsson, 17:05
- Re: cosine function returning long double (high resolution), Micah Cowan, 16:56
- Re: cosine function returning long double (high resolution), Micah Cowan, 16:52
- Re: cosine function returning long double (high resolution), jacob navia, 16:50
- Re: function, Bill Cunningham, 16:46
- Re: printf() and scanf() questions, Micah Cowan, 16:35
- Re: printf() and scanf() questions, Andrey Tarasevich, 16:33
- Re: cosine function returning long double (high resolution), Richard Tobin, 16:26
- Re: Reading a line of text from a stream, Micah Cowan, 16:25
- Re: printf() and scanf() questions, Andrey Tarasevich, 16:21
- Re: printf() and scanf() questions, Richard Tobin, 16:17
- Re: cosine function returning long double (high resolution), jacob navia, 16:10
- Re: cosine function returning long double (high resolution), jacob navia, 16:07
- Re: cosine function returning long double (high resolution), jacob navia, 16:02
- cosine function returning long double (high resolution), ratcharit, 15:57
- Re: printf() and scanf() questions, Martin Ambuhl, 15:50
- Re: Mi consigliate cosa continuare a studiare... please?!?, igino76, 15:31
- Re: Mi consigliate cosa continuare a studiare... please?!?, Bartc, 15:26
- Re: Reading a line of text from a stream, Nelu, 15:21
- Re: printf() and scanf() questions, Walter Roberson, 15:20
- printf() and scanf() questions, Ioannis Vranos, 15:10
- Re: Reading a line of text from a stream, Micah Cowan, 15:07
- Re: Wrong linkage of system functions, Cristóvão Sousa, 14:34
- Re: The stack and longjmp/setjmp, Kenny McCormack, 14:18
- Re: freeing memory in shortest time, Bartc, 14:18
- Re: Data dictionaries, John Bode, 14:12
- Re: structure paddind, jacob navia, 14:10
- Mi consigliate cosa continuare a studiare... please?!?, igino76, 13:59
- Re: structure paddind, Richard Tobin, 13:56
- Re: alloca, Richard Tobin, 13:52
- Re: alloca, Richard Tobin, 13:46
- Reading a line of text from a stream, Nelu, 13:39
- Re: Wrong linkage of system functions, Ben Bacarisse, 13:32
- Re: alloca, Andrey Tarasevich, 13:22
- Re: data type for decimal number, Walter Roberson, 12:59
- Re: data type for decimal number, Richard Heathfield, 12:54
- Wrong linkage of system functions, Cristóvão Sousa, 12:33
- Re: structure paddind, Keith Thompson, 12:24
- Re: Proper way Variable declaration, Keith Thompson, 12:16
- Re: structure paddind, CBFalconer, 12:15
- Re: data type for decimal number, Walter Roberson, 12:06
- Re: data type for decimal number, Walter Roberson, 12:03
- Re: Fix my program, CBFalconer, 12:00
- Re: alloca, lawrence . jones, 11:57
- Re: freeing memory in shortest time, CBFalconer, 11:54
- Re: Using printf to output the contents of a struct, Vladimir Oka, 11:41
- Re: The stack and longjmp/setjmp, Keith Thompson, 11:16
- Re: alloca, Keith Thompson, 11:09
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Keith Thompson, 11:03
- Re: data type for decimal number, Martin, 10:42
- Re: Is this code correct ?, johnnash, 10:30
- Re: typedef and #define, Morris Dovey, 10:25
- Re: typedef and #define, Richard Heathfield, 09:58
- Re: alloca, Andrey Tarasevich, 09:53
- Re: typedef and #define, Richard Bos, 09:52
- Re: Fix my program, santosh, 09:45
- Re: Fix my program, Bartc, 09:41
- Re: Fix my program, Bartc, 09:35
- Re: Fix my program, Richard, 09:33
- Want a free website for ur own ?, monkey man, 09:33
- Re: The stack and longjmp/setjmp, Richard, 09:31
- Re: Fix my program, santosh, 09:19
- Re: Very strange command-line argument handling of /?, santosh, 09:16
- Re: Proper way Variable declaration, santosh, 09:13
- Re: Is this code correct ?, Ernie Wright, 09:09
- Re: Fix my program, Bartc, 09:05
- Re: alloca, Dik T. Winter, 08:56
- Re: typedef and #define, Morris Dovey, 08:50
- Re: typedef and #define, Morris Dovey, 08:49
- Re: alloca, Richard Tobin, 08:49
- Re: alloca, Dik T. Winter, 08:31
- Re: Very strange command-line argument handling of /?, Mark Bluemel, 08:24
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Dik T. Winter, 08:16
- Re: Data dictionaries, Eric Sosman, 08:13
- Re: Fix my program, Mark Wooding, 07:59
- Re: Very strange command-line argument handling of /?, marctorrance, 07:58
- Proper way Variable declaration, sant . tarun, 07:21
- Re: structure paddind, Chris Dollin, 07:00
- Data dictionaries, Kami, 06:47
- Recipies of South INDIA, Santhosh, 06:44
- Earn money from Google.com, Santhosh, 06:34
- Many Companies are offering HOME BASED COMPUTER JOBS. At first you can, 016worker, 06:31
- Re: Fix my program, borkhuis, 06:12
- Re: structure paddind, jacob navia, 05:56
- Re: Fix my program, Zom-B, 05:55
- Re: structure paddind, Chris Dollin, 05:55
- Re: Fix my program, Roger Dodger, 05:54
- structure paddind, amit, 05:52
- Re: Fix my program, Richard Heathfield, 05:35
- Re: Fix my program, Roger Dodger, 05:22
- Re: freeing memory in shortest time, vivek, 05:20
- Re: Fix my program, Roger Dodger, 05:13
- Re: typedef and #define, ais523, 05:00
- Re: Fix my program, santosh, 04:55
- Re: freeing memory in shortest time, Nick Keighley, 04:54
- Re: Fix my program, Joachim Schmitz, 04:53
- Re: Fix my program, rossum, 04:53
- Re: The stack and longjmp/setjmp, ais523, 04:47
- Re: Is this code correct ?, johnnash, 04:38
- Re: Fix my program, Roger Dodger, 04:36
- Re: Is this code correct ?, johnnash, 04:36
- Re: The stack and longjmp/setjmp, ais523, 04:35
- Re: The stack and longjmp/setjmp, jacob navia, 04:34
- Re: const in place of #define, jacob navia, 04:30
- Re: freeing memory in shortest time, vivek, 04:25
- Re: freeing memory in shortest time, santosh, 04:12
- Re: freeing memory in shortest time, vivek, 04:08
- Re: freeing memory in shortest time, Richard Heathfield, 04:05
- Re: freeing memory in shortest time, vivek, 04:04
- Re: problem with freeing data, santosh, 04:04
- Re: Fix my program, Richard Heathfield, 04:03
- Re: Fix my program, santosh, 04:02
- Re: freeing memory in shortest time, santosh, 03:56
- Re: freeing memory in shortest time, vivek, 03:49
- Re: problem with freeing data, Mark Bluemel, 03:48
- freeing memory in shortest time, vivek, 03:47
- Fix my program, Nomen Nescio, 03:20
- Re: function pointer tutorial may be helpful.., Richard Heathfield, 03:16
- Re: typedef and #define, Richard Bos, 02:29
- function pointer tutorial may be helpful.., devesh, 02:16
- Re: Stack Manipulation, Keith Thompson, 00:50
- Re: typedef and #define, Keith Thompson, 00:48
- Re: problem with freeing data, Keith Thompson, 00:46
- Re: why this program is wrong ?, Keith Thompson, 00:44
- Re: function, Keith Thompson, 00:41
- Re: problem with freeing data, david, 00:11
March 04, 2008
- Re: alloca, Gordon Burditt, 23:56
- Re: plz send logic to write given program., Robbie Hatley, 22:59
- $$ 4 QUICK CASH JUST READ THIS $$, Drini07, 22:33
- Like all great travelers, I have seen more than I remember and remember more than I have seen., shenrilaa, 22:26
- Re: Using printf to output the contents of a struct, benn, 21:22
- HOW IS THE BLOG?DO U LIKE IT?, Lussy, 21:18
- GENUINE Opportunity to earn......, Lussy, 21:18
- GENUINE Opportunity to earn, Lussy, 21:18
- Re: Freeing memory - will it be available immediately, user923005, 20:35
- Re: unsigned short, short literals, Eric Sosman, 20:25
- Duvet Cover, verizonwirel, 20:22
- Mattress Discounters, verizonwirel, 20:21
- Download EEL mp3, verizonwirel, 20:20
- Re: alloca, user923005, 20:08
- Re: problem with freeing data, rush2balaji, 20:05
- Re: Python Script Execution in Makefile, merlin . 1102, 19:59
- Re: what is cdecl, Robbie Hatley, 19:59
- Re: C99 restrict and function parameters?, ollemblomgren, 19:53
- Python Script Execution in Makefile, merlin . 1102, 19:52
- Re: The stack and longjmp/setjmp, Richard Tobin, 19:50
- Re: saving a #define before an #undef, myheartinamerica, 19:46
- Re: const in place of #define, CBFalconer, 19:42
- Re: saving a #define before an #undef, Peter Nilsson, 19:21
- Re: alloca, Gordon Burditt, 19:12
- saving a #define before an #undef, myheartinamerica, 19:08
- Re: Freeing memory - will it be available immediately, Herbert Rosenau, 18:12
- Re: Freeing memory - will it be available immediately, Herbert Rosenau, 18:12
- Re: unsigned short, short literals, Walter Roberson, 17:50
- Re: unsigned short, short literals, Eric Sosman, 17:41
- Re: unsigned short, short literals, Walter Roberson, 17:38
- Re: unsigned short, short literals, Peter Nilsson, 17:38
- Re: long double literal, Ioannis Vranos, 17:34
- Re: long double literal, Walter Roberson, 17:33
- Re: const in place of #define, Ian Collins, 17:31
- Re: The stack and longjmp/setjmp, Eric Sosman, 17:25
- unsigned short, short literals, Ioannis Vranos, 17:16
- Re: const in place of #define, christian.bau, 17:14
- Re: long double literal, Ioannis Vranos, 17:08
- Re: problem with freeing data, Ben Bacarisse, 17:01
- Re: long double literal, Walter Roberson, 17:01
- long double literal, Ioannis Vranos, 16:58
- Re: const in place of #define, jacob navia, 16:54
- Re: The stack and longjmp/setjmp, CBFalconer, 16:44
- Re: Very strange command-line argument handling of /?, Kenneth Brody, 16:41
- Re: const in place of #define, Randy Howard, 16:38
- Re: printf() and void *, CBFalconer, 16:37
- Re: typedef and #define, Kenneth Brody, 16:30
- Re: const in place of #define, Ian Collins, 16:29
- Re: const in place of #define, jacob navia, 16:24
- Re: The stack and longjmp/setjmp, jacob navia, 16:19
- Re: The stack and longjmp/setjmp, santosh, 16:14
- Re: The stack and longjmp/setjmp, jacob navia, 16:06
- Re: The stack and longjmp/setjmp, Eric Sosman, 16:03
- Re: typedef and #define, John Bode, 15:59
- Re: alloca, CBFalconer, 15:56
- Re: alloca, CBFalconer, 15:39
- Re: function, CBFalconer, 15:24
- Re: What is a stack frame?, jacob navia, 15:23
- Re: typedef and #define, Micah Cowan, 15:20
- Re: typedef and #define, Morris Dovey, 15:20
- Re: printf() and void *, Harald van Dijk, 15:03
- Re: The stack and longjmp/setjmp, Harald van Dijk, 15:01
- Re: The stack and longjmp/setjmp, jacob navia, 14:58
- Re: The stack and longjmp/setjmp, santosh, 14:56
- Re: const in place of #define, Amandil, 14:55
- Re: printf() and void *, Harald van Dijk, 14:51
- The stack and longjmp/setjmp, jacob navia, 14:47
- Re: printf() and void *, Richard Heathfield, 14:46
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Chris Torek, 14:39
- Re: what is cdecl, osmium, 14:38
- Re: printf() and void *, ymuntyan, 14:38
- Re: what is cdecl, Richard, 14:34
- Re: alloca, Chris Torek, 14:27
- Re: Very strange command-line argument handling of /?, Walter Roberson, 14:15
- Re: what is cdecl, Kenny McCormack, 14:13
- Re: printf() and void *, Harald van Dijk, 14:08
- Re: alloca, Richard Tobin, 14:06
- Re: alloca, Richard Tobin, 13:59
- Re: const in place of #define, Ben Pfaff, 13:54
- Re: printf() and void *, ymuntyan, 13:52
- Re: const in place of #define, Andrey Tarasevich, 13:49
- Re: const in place of #define, Ian Collins, 13:47
- const in place of #define, Amandil, 13:42
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard, 13:38
- Re: Very strange command-line argument handling of /?, marctorrance, 13:37
- Re: typedef and #define, John Bode, 13:34
- Re: function, santosh, 13:28
- Re: Very strange command-line argument handling of /?, Walter Roberson, 13:28
- Re: PRINTF(), santosh, 13:26
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Keith Thompson, 13:25
- Re: problem with freeing data, david, 13:25
- Re: typedef and #define, Bartc, 13:23
- Re: function, Keith Thompson, 13:22
- Re: What is a stack frame?, santosh, 13:21
- Re: typedef and #define, John Bode, 13:15
- Re: printf() and void *, Harald van Dijk, 13:14
- Re: PRINTF(), Richard, 13:13
- Re: function, santosh, 13:06
- Re: alloca, Chris Torek, 13:05
- Re: Why is argv not pointing to const?, Keith Thompson, 13:03
- Re: What is a stack frame?, J. F. Lemaire, 13:01
- Re: alloca, Keith Thompson, 12:56
- Re: alloca, Keith Thompson, 12:53
- Re: what is cdecl, Eric Sosman, 12:52
- Very strange command-line argument handling of /?, marctorrance, 12:48
- Re: alloca, Andrey Tarasevich, 12:46
- Re: alloca, Keith Thompson, 12:46
- Re: typedef and #define, Kaz Kylheku, 12:44
- Re: alloca, Richard Heathfield, 12:44
- Re: function, Bill Cunningham, 12:44
- Re: what is cdecl, Kenny McCormack, 12:40
- Re: function, Bill Cunningham, 12:37
- Re: typedef and #define, Morris Dovey, 12:31
- Re: typedef and #define, John Bode, 12:26
- Re: what is cdecl, Amandil, 12:15
- Re: PRINTF(), Kenny McCormack, 12:14
- Re: alloca, Morris Dovey, 12:11
- Re: PRINTF(), Vladimir Oka, 12:08
- Re: what is cdecl, Amandil, 12:08
- Re: alloca, Eric Sosman, 12:07
- Re: what is cdecl, santosh, 12:07
- Re: alloca, Richard Heathfield, 11:58
- Re: alloca, ymuntyan, 11:58
- Re: what is cdecl, Mark Bluemel, 11:58
- Re: printf() and void *, Morris Dovey, 11:56
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard Heathfield, 11:55
- Re: ANN: Call for Participation - Code Generation 2008, Kenny McCormack, 11:52
- Re: what is cdecl, Kenny McCormack, 11:51
- Re: printf() and void *, Richard Heathfield, 11:51
- Re: alloca, Keith Thompson, 11:45
- Re: alloca, Keith Thompson, 11:42
- Re: alloca, ymuntyan, 11:38
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Keith Thompson, 11:38
- what is cdecl, Amandil, 11:37
- Re: printf() and void *, David Tiktin, 11:31
- Re: alloca, Eric Sosman, 10:59
- Re: guess the output, Richard Heathfield, 10:58
- Re: guess the output, Martin, 10:50
- Re: alloca, Andrey Tarasevich, 10:39
- Re: alloca, Andrey Tarasevich, 10:17
- Re: alloca, Noob, 10:06
- Re: alloca, SM Ryan, 09:28
- Re: Efficient shifting of a flat buffer, SM Ryan, 09:28
- Re: alloca, Kenny McCormack, 08:54
- Re: function, Kenny McCormack, 08:50
- új generációs monitorok!, peteemol, 08:00
- Re: function, Richard, 07:43
- Re: alloca, Richard, 07:41
- Re: typedef and #define, Chris Dollin, 07:25
- Re: PRINTF(), Kenny McCormack, 07:03
- Re: Why is argv not pointing to const?, Martin, 07:00
- Re: why this program is wrong ?, Martin, 06:45
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Nick Keighley, 06:34
- Re: problem with freeing data, Richard Bos, 06:32
- Re: problem with freeing data, Mark Bluemel, 06:30
- Re: problem with freeing data, Mark Bluemel, 06:23
- Re: problem with freeing data, david, 06:21
- problem with freeing data, david, 06:15
- Re: alloca, Antoninus Twink, 06:06
- Re: typedef and #define, santosh, 05:59
- Re: alloca, Richard Tobin, 05:58
- typedef and #define, vivek, 05:56
- Re: alloca, santosh, 05:22
- Re: alloca, santosh, 05:21
- Re: alloca, Richard Tobin, 05:17
- Re: alloca, Nick Keighley, 05:02
- Re: alloca, Richard Tobin, 05:00
- Re: Question regarding UB, Philip Potter, 04:32
- Re: PRINTF(), Richard Heathfield, 04:25
- Re: PRINTF(), Vladimir Oka, 04:13
- Re: Using printf to output the contents of a struct, Vladimir Oka, 04:05
- Re: Using printf to output the contents of a struct, santosh, 02:54
- Re: Freeing memory - will it be available immediately, ymuntyan, 02:50
- Re: alloca, Keith Thompson, 02:44
- Re: alloca, Richard Bos, 02:42
- Re: Freeing memory - will it be available immediately, santosh, 02:40
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard Bos, 02:37
- Re: printf() and void *, ymuntyan, 02:33
- Re: alloca, Richard Heathfield, 02:30
- Re: function, Default User, 02:24
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Keith Thompson, 02:08
- Re: function, santosh, 01:57
- Re: function, santosh, 01:54
- Re: PRINTF(), Micah Cowan, 01:53
- Re: function, santosh, 01:51
- Re: PRINTF(), jaysome, 01:17
- Re: printf() and void *, Peter Nilsson, 00:47
- Re: printf() and void *, CBFalconer, 00:38
March 03, 2008
- Re: warning: initialization discards qualifiers from pointer target type, Andrey Tarasevich, 23:58
- Re: alloca, user923005, 23:28
- Re: alloca, Andrey Tarasevich, 23:18
- Re: printf() and void *, Barry Schwarz, 23:08
- Re: alloca, Bertrand Mollinier Toublet, 23:08
- Re: alloca, Andrey Tarasevich, 23:03
- Re: alloca, Jack Klein, 22:45
- Re: printf() and void *, CBFalconer, 22:42
- Re: alloca, CBFalconer, 22:17
- Re: Stack Manipulation, Gene, 22:09
- Re: alloca, CBFalconer, 22:06
- Re: function, CBFalconer, 21:59
- Re: function, CBFalconer, 21:52
- Re: function, CBFalconer, 21:42
- Re: PRINTF(), Peter Nilsson, 21:35
- Re: dual core and c, Paul Hsieh, 21:26
- Re: Stack Manipulation, Pie Squared, 21:18
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Kenny McCormack, 21:15
- Re: printf() and void *, Peter Nilsson, 21:13
- Re: Stack Manipulation, Bartc, 20:49
- Re: function, Barry Schwarz, 20:38
- Re: function, Barry Schwarz, 20:38
- Re: function, Barry Schwarz, 20:38
- Re: printf() and void *, Barry Schwarz, 20:38
- Re: function, Barry Schwarz, 20:36
- Re: Stack Manipulation, Richard Tobin, 20:36
- Re: alloca, Gordon Burditt, 20:35
- Re: alloca, Richard Tobin, 20:31
- Re: alloca, Richard Tobin, 20:29
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard, 20:28
- Re: alloca, Andrey Tarasevich, 20:26
- Re: Stack Manipulation, Gordon Burditt, 20:25
- Re: alloca, Andrey Tarasevich, 20:20
- Re: PRINTF(), Richard, 20:17
- Re: alloca, Andrey Tarasevich, 20:12
- Re: alloca, Richard Tobin, 20:08
- Re: alloca, Gordon Burditt, 20:04
- Re: alloca, Andrey Tarasevich, 20:02
- Re: function, Bill Cunningham, 19:55
- Re: alloca, Richard Tobin, 19:54
- Re: alloca, Richard Tobin, 19:49
- Re: warning: initialization discards qualifiers from pointer target type, Micah Cowan, 19:44
- Re: alloca, Bartc, 19:19
- Re: Freeing memory - will it be available immediately, user923005, 19:14
- Re: Stack Manipulation, user923005, 19:11
- Re: Stack Manipulation, Kenny McCormack, 19:00
- Re: function, Eric Sosman, 18:55
- Re: Using printf to output the contents of a struct, Gordon Burditt, 18:49
- Re: alloca, Eric Sosman, 18:49
- Re: Freeing memory - will it be available immediately, Harald van Dijk, 18:49
- Stack Manipulation, Pie Squared, 18:48
- Re: alloca, Harald van Dijk, 18:44
- Re: Using printf to output the contents of a struct, Vladimir Oka, 18:43
- Re: PRINTF(), Vladimir Oka, 18:37
- Re: function, Bill Cunningham, 18:34
- Re: function, Bill Cunningham, 18:30
- Re: function, Bill Cunningham, 18:25
- Re: printf() and void *, Richard Heathfield, 18:22
- Using printf to output the contents of a struct, benn, 18:10
- Re: alloca, CBFalconer, 18:05
- Re: PRINTF(), CBFalconer, 18:02
- Re: What is a stack frame?, CBFalconer, 17:55
- Re: What is a stack frame?, CBFalconer, 17:49
- Re: Associative Array in C, CBFalconer, 17:43
- Re: alloca, Bartc, 17:40
- Re: Associative Array in C, chadsspameateremail, 17:35
- Re: Why is argv not pointing to const?, CBFalconer, 17:35
- Re: Associative Array in C, chadsspameateremail, 17:33
- Re: alloca, Walter Roberson, 17:33
- Re: function, CBFalconer, 17:33
- Re: alloca, jacob navia, 17:24
- Re: alloca, Charlton Wilbur, 17:23
- Re: alloca, David Resnick, 17:06
- Re: [OT] Re: alloca, Walter Roberson, 16:58
- Re: alloca, user923005, 16:49
- Re: warning: initialization discards qualifiers from pointer target type, Eric Sosman, 16:47
- Re: alloca, lawrence . jones, 16:47
- [OT] Re: alloca, Michael Mair, 16:46
- Re: alloca, Walter Roberson, 16:43
- Re: alloca, Eric Sosman, 16:40
- Re: alloca, Malcolm McLean, 16:40
- Re: alloca, Richard Tobin, 16:36
- Re: Freeing memory - will it be available immediately, lawrence . jones, 16:35
- Re: warning: initialization discards qualifiers from pointer target type, Michael Mair, 16:35
- Re: Freeing memory - will it be available immediately, user923005, 16:33
- Re: alloca, user923005, 16:26
- Re: alloca, Michael Mair, 16:21
- warning: initialization discards qualifiers from pointer target type, Andre, 16:21
- Re: What is a stack frame?, jacob navia, 16:17
- Re: alloca, Walter Roberson, 16:17
- Re: alloca, Kenneth Brody, 16:15
- Re: Freeing memory - will it be available immediately, Richard Tobin, 16:13
- Re: Freeing memory - will it be available immediately, santosh, 16:07
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Michael Mair, 16:03
- Latest XML parsing and memory usage benchmark, jimmy Zhang, 16:02
- Re: Associative Array in C, user923005, 15:55
- alloca, jacob navia, 15:50
- Re: What is a stack frame?, jacob navia, 15:37
- Re: What is a stack frame?, J. F. Lemaire, 15:22
- Re: alloca [OT], Morris Dovey, 15:18
- Re: What is a stack frame?, jacob navia, 15:10
- Re: printf() and void *, Harald van Dijk, 15:03
- Re: Freeing memory - will it be available immediately, user923005, 14:57
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Kaz Kylheku, 14:46
- Re: Lightweight messaging library in C, Morris Dovey, 14:29
- Re: printf() and void *, David Tiktin, 13:50
- Re: What is a stack frame?, jacob navia, 13:27
- Re: What is a stack frame?, jacob navia, 13:02
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Keith Thompson, 12:58
- Re: why this program is wrong ?, Keith Thompson, 12:52
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Morris Dovey, 12:50
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Keith Thompson, 12:40
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Kaz Kylheku, 12:39
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Keith Thompson, 12:36
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Keith Thompson, 12:11
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Keith Thompson, 12:07
- Re: Freeing memory - will it be available immediately, Richard Tobin, 12:04
- Re: What is a stack frame? [OT], polas, 11:47
- Re: Volatile and Registers, Richard Bos, 10:34
- Re: Freeing memory - will it be available immediately, Herbert Rosenau, 10:23
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Chris Torek, 09:55
- Re: ANN: Call for Participation - Code Generation 2008, Kenny McCormack, 09:54
- Re: hw does printf(),scanf() nd all work??, Kenneth Brody, 09:53
- Re: Freeing memory - will it be available immediately, Ben Bacarisse, 09:52
- Re: guess the output, Kenneth Brody, 09:48
- Re: Volatile and Registers, Eric Sosman, 09:46
- Re: PRINTF(), Vladimir Oka, 09:42
- Re: PRINTF(), Martin Ambuhl, 09:41
- Re: guess the output, Joachim Schmitz, 09:40
- Re: guess the output, Martin Ambuhl, 09:38
- Re: guess the output, Martin Ambuhl, 09:36
- Re: Why is argv not pointing to const?, Martin, 09:36
- Re: guess the output, Joachim Schmitz, 09:34
- Re: What is a stack frame?, santosh, 09:31
- Re: Work Part time or Full time from Home. No Age Bar. Basic, Charlton Wilbur, 09:29
- Re: What is a stack frame?, polas, 09:26
- Re: hw does printf(),scanf() nd all work??, santosh, 09:25
- Volatile and Registers, Mike Halloran, 09:19
- Lightweight messaging library in C, Behzad, 09:17
- PRINTF(), jt, 09:12
- hw does printf(),scanf() nd all work??, jt, 09:11
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard Tobin, 09:11
- Re: What is a stack frame?, santosh, 09:01
- Re: why this program is wrong ?, Martin, 08:59
- Re: guess the output, Richard Bos, 08:56
- Re: What is a stack frame?, jacob navia, 08:55
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Randy Howard, 08:54
- Re: guess the output, santosh, 08:54
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard Tobin, 08:53
- Re: What is a stack frame? [OT], Morris Dovey, 08:50
- guess the output, jt, 08:47
- Re: What is a stack frame?, santosh, 08:41
- Re: Complex numbers and printf, Noob, 08:40
- Re: What is a stack frame?, santosh, 08:36
- Re: Popular culture, Noob, 08:32
- Re: What is a stack frame?, jacob navia, 08:27
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Antoninus Twink, 08:15
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard Tobin, 08:14
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard Bos, 08:02
- Re: function, Nick Keighley, 08:01
- Re: What is a stack frame?, jacob navia, 07:44
- Re: What is a stack frame?, jacob navia, 07:40
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard Tobin, 07:38
- Re: What is a stack frame?, santosh, 07:27
- Re: What is a stack frame?, jacob navia, 07:26
- Re: Popular culture, Steffen Buehler, 07:15
- Re: Popular culture, Richard Heathfield, 07:13
- Popular culture, Richard Tobin, 07:01
- Re: Efficient shifting of a flat buffer, Bartc, 06:49
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Bartc, 06:33
- Re: What is a stack frame?, Richard Heathfield, 05:53
- What is a stack frame?, jacob navia, 05:45
- Re: Work Part time or Full time from Home. No Age Bar. Basic, Noob, 05:13
- Re: Efficient shifting of a flat buffer, Zara, 04:54
- Re: struct declaration (silly question), Marcin Kasprzak, 04:50
- Efficient shifting of a flat buffer, Madhur, 04:16
- Re: printf() and void *, Keith Thompson, 03:02
- Re: Is there stack associated when a executing an inline function?, Richard Bos, 02:50
- Re: printf() and void *, ymuntyan, 02:48
- Re: Freeing memory - will it be available immediately, Keith Thompson, 02:44
- Re: plz send logic to write given program., MisterE, 02:43
- Re: function, santosh, 02:29
- Re: dual core and c, Chris Thomasson, 02:11
- Re: Associative Array in C, Ulrich Eckhardt, 01:56
- Re: Associative Array in C, Friedrich Dominicus, 01:36
- Re: printf() and void *, Harald van Dijk, 01:19
March 02, 2008
- Re: struct declaration (silly question), William Pursell, 23:54
- Re: struct declaration (silly question), William Pursell, 23:51
- Associative Array in C, chadsspameateremail, 23:24
- Re: array index and pointer, which is faster? - TPA, CBFalconer, 23:12
- Re: printf() and void *, Peter Nilsson, 22:45
- Re: printf() and void *, Peter Nilsson, 22:40
- Re: array index and pointer, which is faster? - TPA, Micah Cowan, 21:26
- Re: printf("%f") question, Peter Nilsson, 20:53
- Re: struct declaration (silly question), Peter Nilsson, 20:38
- Re: struct declaration (silly question), Ben Pfaff, 20:38
- struct declaration (silly question), Marcin Kasprzak, 20:12
- Re: printf("%f") question, Ioannis Vranos, 20:03
- Re: printf("%f") question, Peter Nilsson, 20:01
- Re: plz send logic to write given program., Kenny McCormack, 19:54
- Re: function, Bill Cunningham, 19:53
- Re: plz send logic to write given program., Ian Collins, 19:27
- Re: printf("%f") question, Ioannis Vranos, 18:50
- Re: plz send logic to write given program., Bartc, 18:50
- Re: array index and pointer, which is faster? - TPA, christian.bau, 18:35
- Re: printf("%f") question, ymuntyan, 17:44
- Re: Pointer to small amount of storage, David Thompson, 17:40
- Re: where the storage will be allocated, David Thompson, 17:40
- Re: malloc, David Thompson, 17:40
- Re: Invalid values for integers, David Thompson, 17:40
- Re: plz send logic to write given program., Randy Howard, 17:25
- Re: plz send logic to write given program., Johannes Bauer, 17:17
- Re: plz send logic to write given program., Martin Ambuhl, 17:15
- Re: plz send logic to write given program., Eric Sosman, 17:11
- Re: plz send logic to write given program., Richard Heathfield, 17:10
- Re: printf("%f") question, Ioannis Vranos, 17:09
- Re: printf("%f") question, ymuntyan, 17:03
- Re: plz send logic to write given program., Johannes Bauer, 16:54
- Re: printf() and void *, Micah Cowan, 16:39
- Re: printf("%f") question, Ioannis Vranos, 16:30
- Re: plz send logic to write given program., Eric Sosman, 16:18
- Re: plz send logic to write given program., santosh, 16:06
- Re: printf() and void *, santosh, 16:05
- Re: printf("%f") question, santosh, 16:04
- Re: printf("%f") question, Ioannis Vranos, 15:56