comp.lang.c (date)
September 30, 2008
- Re: good c compiler, jameskuyper, 17:45
- Re: Declaring structs with anonymous arrays, andreyvul, 17:36
- Re: good c compiler, Harald van Dijk, 17:12
- Re: good c compiler, vippstar, 17:09
- Re: GMP Library and POWER, jameskuyper, 17:02
- Re: Memory allocation for an initialized character pointer;, vippstar, 16:58
- Re: good c compiler, jameskuyper, 16:56
- Re: Memory allocation for an initialized character pointer;, Keith Thompson, 16:54
- Re: More Macro questions, Keith Thompson, 16:40
- Re: Memory allocation for an initialized character pointer;, s0suk3, 16:35
- Re: Memory allocation for an initialized character pointer;, jameskuyper, 16:35
- Re: Looping Choice, Flash Gordon, 16:26
- Re: More Macro questions, mdh, 16:22
- Re: More Macro questions, mdh, 16:20
- Re: GMP Library and POWER, Flash Gordon, 16:19
- Re: 99 ^ 99 in C, Richard Heathfield, 16:15
- Re: More Macro questions, Keith Thompson, 16:06
- Re: More Macro questions, mdh, 15:48
- Re: Memory allocation for an initialized character pointer;, Keith Thompson, 15:46
- Re: GMP Library and POWER, Trent Josephsen, 15:44
- Re: 99 ^ 99 in C, Bartc, 15:43
- Re: Looping Choice, lawrence . jones, 15:41
- Re: Memory allocation for an initialized character pointer;, Antoninus Twink, 15:20
- Re: GMP Library and POWER, Antoninus Twink, 15:11
- Memory allocation for an initialized character pointer;, arunajob, 15:04
- Re: Declaring structs with anonymous arrays, vippstar, 15:01
- Re: GMP Library and POWER, Flash Gordon, 14:52
- Re: Declaring structs with anonymous arrays, Flash Gordon, 14:40
- Re: GMP Library and POWER, Eric Sosman, 14:09
- Re: Declaring structs with anonymous arrays, Martin Ambuhl, 14:08
- Re: GMP Library and POWER, calimero22, 14:01
- Re: good c compiler, vippstar, 14:00
- Re: Declaring structs with anonymous arrays, Eric Sosman, 13:43
- Re: Declaring structs with anonymous arrays, andreyvul, 13:36
- Re: GMP Library and POWER, jameskuyper, 13:36
- Re: GMP Library and POWER, calimero22, 13:29
- Re: GMP Library and POWER, Keith Thompson, 13:27
- Re: Declaring structs with anonymous arrays, jameskuyper, 13:24
- GMP Library and POWER, calimero22, 13:17
- Re: Declaring structs with anonymous arrays, andreyvul, 13:16
- Re: Declaring structs with anonymous arrays, Eric Sosman, 13:03
- Re: Looping Choice, Lorenzo Villari, 12:47
- Re: More Macro questions, Keith Thompson, 12:46
- Declaring structs with anonymous arrays, andreyvul, 12:45
- Re: Looping Choice, Martin Ambuhl, 11:58
- Re: 99 ^ 99 in C, Richard Heathfield, 11:49
- Re: Looping Choice, Richard Heathfield, 11:41
- Re: lstat() and stat(), Keith Thompson, 11:37
- Re: good c compiler, Keith Thompson, 11:32
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Barry Schwarz, 11:28
- Re: More Macro questions, mdh, 11:21
- Re: function definition, Nick Keighley, 11:19
- Re: More Macro questions, Nick Keighley, 11:11
- Re: function definition, James Kuyper, 11:02
- Re: 99 ^ 99 in C, Willem, 11:00
- Re: Looping Choice, James Kuyper, 10:59
- Re: More Macro questions, mdh, 10:40
- Re: More Macro questions, Joachim Schmitz, 10:35
- Iam earning money from home part time, cool, 10:33
- Re: function definition, vippstar, 10:26
- Re: More Macro questions, mdh, 10:26
- Re: function definition, eotcl, 10:22
- Re: More Macro questions, Richard Heathfield, 10:21
- More Macro questions, mdh, 10:12
- Re: Looping Choice, Richard Heathfield, 10:04
- Re: Flex / parsers for beginners?, Tristan Miller, 10:04
- Re: 99 ^ 99 in C, Bartc, 09:46
- Looping Choice, Lorenzo Villari, 09:43
- Re: Flex / parsers for beginners?, Chris Dollin, 09:24
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- Re: without declare parameter [double square(parameter)] return 0 in main, James Kuyper, 08:24
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Nick Keighley, 08:17
- Re: 99 ^ 99 in C, Richard Heathfield, 08:11
- Re: 99 ^ 99 in C, Bartc, 08:00
- Re: 99 ^ 99 in C, Ben Bacarisse, 07:54
- Re: without declare parameter [double square(parameter)] return 0 in main, Ben Bacarisse, 07:48
- Re: how can modf(), fmod() return 1.0 for the fractional part, why?, Dik T. Winter, 07:24
- Re: without declare parameter [double square(parameter)] return 0 in main, James Kuyper, 07:21
- Re: how can modf(), fmod() return 1.0 for the fractional part, why?, James Kuyper, 07:05
- Re: 99 ^ 99 in C, Richard Heathfield, 07:01
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, vippstar, 06:55
- Re: without declare parameter [double square(parameter)] return 0 in main, Richard Tobin, 06:48
- Re: 99 ^ 99 in C, Richard Heathfield, 06:47
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, James Kuyper, 06:40
- Re: 99 ^ 99 in C, Pilcrow, 06:34
- Re: good c compiler, James Kuyper, 06:32
- Re: 99 ^ 99 in C, Pilcrow, 06:10
- computer is more powerful world, gunasekarkala@xxxxxxxxx, 05:43
- Re: function definition, Tinkertim, 05:30
- without declare parameter [double square(parameter)] return 0 in main, WanHongbin@xxxxxxxxx, 05:27
- Re: good c compiler, Bartc, 05:12
- Flex / parsers for beginners?, Tinkertim, 04:35
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Nick Keighley, 04:12
- Re: Sorting the Input, Nick Keighley, 03:47
- Re: Free All Purpose C Library, Flash Gordon, 03:30
- Re: lstat() and stat(), Joachim Schmitz, 03:24
- Re: lstat() and stat(), Antoninus Twink, 03:20
- Re: lstat() and stat(), Flash Gordon, 03:19
- Re: good c compiler, Nick Keighley, 03:08
- Re: Free All Purpose C Library, Strange Cat @ Work, 03:01
- Re: good c compiler, Nick Keighley, 02:59
- Sorting the Input, arnuld, 02:39
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 01:17
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 01:12
- Re: good c compiler, Harald van Dijk, 00:39
- Re: good c compiler, Keith Thompson, 00:04
September 29, 2008
- Re: good c compiler, CBFalconer, 23:05
- Re: good c compiler, CBFalconer, 23:00
- Re: good c compiler, CBFalconer, 22:55
- Re: lstat() and stat(), Peter Nilsson, 22:24
- Re: lstat() and stat(), Jack Klein, 22:24
- Re: Can I download Turbo C 1.0?, Jack Klein, 22:16
- lstat() and stat(), onLINES, 22:03
- Re: how can modf(), fmod() return 1.0 for the fractional part, why?, user923005, 21:25
- Re: Can I download Turbo C 1.0?, Abe Kobei, 20:34
- Re: how can modf(), fmod() return 1.0 for the fractional part, why?, blargg, 19:32
- Re: p 161...File access, pete, 19:14
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Andrew Poelstra, 19:04
- Re: good c compiler, vippstar, 18:56
- Re: good c compiler, Keith Thompson, 18:55
- Re: how can modf(), fmod() return 1.0 for the fractional part, why?, Keith Thompson, 18:48
- Re: How to input EOF?, Keith Thompson, 18:43
- Re: p 161...File access, Keith Thompson, 18:36
- Re: good c compiler, Keith Thompson, 18:22
- Re: good c compiler, Mark L Pappin, 18:21
- Re: good c compiler, Bartc, 18:08
- Re: how can modf(), fmod() return 1.0 for the fractional part, why?, Martin Ambuhl, 17:54
- Re: how can modf(), fmod() return 1.0 for the fractional part, why?, Eric Sosman, 17:49
- Re: how can modf(), fmod() return 1.0 for the fractional part, why?, Flash Gordon, 17:44
- Re: how can modf(), fmod() return 1.0 for the fractional part, why?, Default User, 17:22
- Re: how can modf(), fmod() return 1.0 for the fractional part, why?, jameskuyper, 17:22
- Re: how can modf(), fmod() return 1.0 for the fractional part, why?, bsabiston, 17:17
- Re: how can modf(), fmod() return 1.0 for the fractional part, why?, Richard Tobin, 17:09
- Re: How to input EOF?, Richard Tobin, 17:07
- how can modf(), fmod() return 1.0 for the fractional part, why?, bsabiston, 16:49
- Re: How to input EOF?, CBFalconer, 16:48
- Re: p 161...File access, dj3vande, 16:41
- Re: p 161...File access, vippstar, 16:35
- Re: p 161...File access, CBFalconer, 16:32
- Re: p 161...File access, CBFalconer, 16:28
- Re: good c compiler, Harald van Dijk, 16:20
- Re: good c compiler, jameskuyper, 16:08
- Re: good c compiler, Keith Thompson, 16:03
- Re: p 161...File access, jameskuyper, 16:03
- Re: good c compiler, Keith Thompson, 15:50
- Re: 99 ^ 99 in C, user923005, 15:50
- Re: good c compiler, Harald van Dijk, 15:50
- Re: good c compiler, vippstar, 15:49
- Re: p 161...File access, Keith Thompson, 15:45
- Re: good c compiler, CBFalconer, 15:41
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Antoninus Twink, 15:32
- Re: good c compiler, Keith Thompson, 15:31
- Re: p 161...File access, Martin Ambuhl, 15:29
- Re: p 161...File access, dj3vande, 15:21
- Re: p 161...File access, Keith Thompson, 15:10
- Re: good c compiler, Harald van Dijk, 14:59
- Re: good c compiler, Kenny McCormack, 14:54
- Re: p 161...File access, Flash Gordon, 14:44
- Re: How to generate random number between two numbers, Gordon Burditt, 14:36
- Re: p 161...File access, Gordon Burditt, 14:10
- Re: Free All Purpose C Library, Flash Gordon, 13:54
- Re: Can I download Turbo C 1.0?, Flash Gordon, 13:46
- Re: good c compiler, lawrence . jones, 13:31
- Re: Command line character problem, Keith Thompson, 13:13
- Re: function definition, Jensen Somers, 13:10
- Re: function definition, Joachim Schmitz, 13:05
- Re: good c compiler, Kenny McCormack, 13:01
- function definition, eotcl, 13:01
- Re: scanf for char input getting skipped, jameskuyper, 12:42
- Re: good c compiler, jameskuyper, 12:30
- Re: Free All Purpose C Library, rio, 12:22
- Re: good c compiler, Ben Bacarisse, 12:17
- Re: good c compiler, Richard Heathfield, 12:16
- Re: good c compiler, jameskuyper, 12:14
- Re: scanf for char input getting skipped, James Kuyper, 12:07
- Re: good c compiler, jameskuyper, 11:53
- Re: 99 ^ 99 in C, Richard Harter, 11:44
- Re: good c compiler, Keith Thompson, 11:44
- Re: good c compiler, Tristan Miller, 11:34
- Re: p 161...File access, Keith Thompson, 11:27
- Re: p 161...File access, Mike Wahler, 10:54
- Re: Help with error message, Ben Bacarisse, 10:39
- Re: good c compiler, Kenny McCormack, 10:31
- Re: good c compiler, Richard Heathfield, 10:31
- Re: How to generate random number between two numbers, Ben Bacarisse, 10:31
- Re: good c compiler, Chris Dollin, 10:20
- Re: good c compiler, Nick Keighley, 10:19
- Re: good c compiler, Nick Keighley, 10:18
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Ben Bacarisse, 10:16
- Re: good c compiler, jacob navia, 10:08
- Re: How to generate random number between two numbers, Gene, 10:02
- Re: How to input EOF?, Lew Pitcher, 09:00
- Re: Free All Purpose C Library, Strange Cat @ Work, 08:52
- Re: Command line character problem, mdh, 08:47
- Re: Command line character problem, mdh, 08:42
- Re: How to input EOF?, Vallabha, 08:41
- Re: Command line character problem, Eric Sosman, 08:41
- Re: Command line character problem, mdh, 08:41
- Re: Command line character problem, Richard Heathfield, 08:36
- Re: Command line character problem, vippstar, 08:36
- Re: Help with error message, Vallabha, 08:35
- Re: Help with error message, Richard Bos, 08:33
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, James Kuyper, 08:28
- Re: Command line character problem, viza, 08:28
- Re: good c compiler, James Kuyper, 08:22
- Command line character problem, mdh, 08:21
- Re: p 161...File access, Martien Verbruggen, 07:58
- Help with error message, abhishek . ip, 07:53
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 07:51
- Re: How to generate random number between two numbers, vippstar, 07:47
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 07:46
- Re: How to generate random number between two numbers, Daniel Kraft, 07:43
- How to generate random number between two numbers, Sanchit, 07:20
- Re: Free All Purpose C Library, Richard Bos, 06:35
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Ben Bacarisse, 06:18
- Re: p 161...File access, mdh, 04:19
- Re: p 161...File access, Keith Thompson, 03:55
- Re: 99 ^ 99 in C, Willem, 03:44
- Re: good c compiler, Keith Thompson, 03:43
- Re: Free All Purpose C Library, Strange Cat @ Work, 03:42
- Re: How to input EOF?, Dean, 03:39
- Re: good c compiler, Keith Thompson, 03:34
- How to input EOF?, Dean, 03:33
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 03:33
- Re: good c compiler, Richard Heathfield, 03:23
- Re: 99 ^ 99 in C, Richard Heathfield, 03:15
- Re: How can I found the implemention of the "printf" in glibc, Boon, 03:00
- Can I download Turbo C 1.0?, Abe Kobei, 02:37
- Re: p 161...File access, Ben Pfaff, 01:40
- Re: p 161...File access, Martien Verbruggen, 01:16
- Re: p 161...File access, Gordon Burditt, 00:09
September 28, 2008
- p 161...File access, mdh, 23:53
- Re: good c compiler, bernard, 22:58
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- Re: Problem With C?, Peter Nilsson, 22:35
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- Re: Ex 7-5, mdh, 20:18
- Re: Ex 7-5, Ben Bacarisse, 20:04
- Re: 99 ^ 99 in C, Peter Nilsson, 19:32
- Re: Ex 7-5, mdh, 19:31
- Re: good c compiler, James Kuyper, 19:03
- Re: good c compiler, James Kuyper, 18:53
- Re: 99 ^ 99 in C, Bartc, 18:50
- Re: 99 ^ 99 in C, Richard Heathfield, 18:33
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Ben Bacarisse, 18:17
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Antoninus Twink, 17:49
- Re: good c compiler, Richard Heathfield, 17:39
- Re: 99 ^ 99 in C, Malcolm McLean, 17:37
- Re: good c compiler, Richard Heathfield, 17:34
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Ben Bacarisse, 17:23
- Re: good c compiler, Mark L Pappin, 17:15
- Re: good c compiler, Flash Gordon, 16:57
- Re: good c compiler, jacob navia, 16:29
- Re: good c compiler, jacob navia, 16:25
- Re: good c compiler, s0suk3, 16:18
- Re: good c compiler, Ian Collins, 16:09
- Re: Difference between C and advanced C, lawrence . jones, 16:06
- Re: good c compiler, lawrence . jones, 16:03
- Re: good c compiler, jacob navia, 15:50
- Re: good c compiler, Richard Heathfield, 15:38
- Re: How to use *input[] as argument, Flash Gordon, 15:16
- Re: use assert and defensive together, Flash Gordon, 14:54
- How to use *input[] as argument, kjells_, 14:54
- Re: 99 ^ 99 in C, Antoninus Twink, 13:46
- Re: 99 ^ 99 in C, Antoninus Twink, 13:43
- Re: good c compiler, jacob navia, 13:24
- Re: use assert and defensive together, Malcolm McLean, 13:16
- Re: good c compiler, Antoninus Twink, 13:14
- C++ Inventor Bjarne Stroustrup answers the Multicore Proust Questionnaire, gremlin, 13:11
- Re: creating pthreads runtime, Antoninus Twink, 11:42
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, vippstar, 10:11
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Antoninus Twink, 08:37
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Harald van Dijk, 08:05
- Re: "Continue" usage, Antoninus Twink, 07:12
- Re: use assert and defensive together, Flash Gordon, 06:26
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, CBFalconer, 02:36
September 27, 2008
- Re: Convert Linux code to Windows, Martien Verbruggen, 23:51
- Convert Linux code to Windows, ose, 23:21
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, vippstar, 20:15
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, pete, 18:51
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, CBFalconer, 16:27
- Re: Problem With C?, CBFalconer, 16:10
- Re: Volatile variable, blargg, 15:38
- Re: good c compiler, Stephen Sprunk, 15:13
- Stats for comp.lang.c (last 7 days), CLC stats, 15:07
- Re: Tips on optimizing these functions, Barry Schwarz, 14:34
- Re: 99 ^ 99 in C, Ben Pfaff, 14:24
- Re: 99 ^ 99 in C, Keith Thompson, 14:11
- Re: 99 ^ 99 in C, Richard Heathfield, 13:35
- Re: 99 ^ 99 in C, Bartc, 11:36
- Re: 99 ^ 99 in C, vippstar, 10:22
- Re: 99 ^ 99 in C, Bartc, 10:00
- Re: Tips on optimizing these functions, Tim Prince, 09:44
- Re: outputing text, James Kuyper, 09:37
- Re: 99 ^ 99 in C, Flash Gordon, 09:18
- Re: 99 ^ 99 in C, vippstar, 09:13
- 99 ^ 99 in C, asit, 08:55
- Re: Problem With C?, John Bode, 08:49
- Re: Problem With C?, John Bode, 08:43
- Re: good c compiler, Flash Gordon, 08:26
- Tips on optimizing these functions, Andrea Taverna, 08:13
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, vippstar, 07:04
- Re: Volatile variable, Malcolm McLean, 06:48
- Re: compiler could not find include *.h file, Bartc, 06:31
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Harald van Dijk, 05:07
- Re: Problem With C?, vippstar, 04:09
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, vippstar, 04:06
- Clarification, jacob navia, 03:23
- Re: good c compiler, jacob navia, 03:20
- Re: Volatile variable, Ian Collins, 03:15
- Volatile variable, idkfaidkfaidkfa, 03:11
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, blargg, 03:09
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, blargg, 02:56
- Re: Problem With C?, blargg, 02:38
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- Re: Problem With C?, Barry Schwarz, 01:52
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Barry Schwarz, 01:52
- Re: undefined reference to "...", William Pursell, 00:45
- Re: compiler could not find include *.h file, William Pursell, 00:35
- Re: Problem With C?, Ian Collins, 00:27
- Re: Problem With C?, Ian Collins, 00:26
- Re: Problem With C?, raashid bhatt, 00:21
- Problem With C?, raashid bhatt, 00:18
September 26, 2008
- Re: another very basic question :-), Anand Hariharan, 23:45
- Re: compiler could not find include *.h file, Ian Collins, 23:24
- Re: undefined reference to "...", Ian Collins, 23:22
- compiler could not find include *.h file, zqiang320, 23:11
- undefined reference to "...", zqiang320, 23:08
- Re: outputing text, MisterE, 23:06
- Re: map projection, xiao, 23:04
- Re: writing cgi programs in c: the system() call., Kenny McCormack, 22:17
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, CBFalconer, 21:20
- Re: sort of list of pointers, Ian Collins, 21:18
- Re: writing cgi programs in c: the system() call., Ian Collins, 21:12
- Re: writing cgi programs in c: the system() call., CBFalconer, 21:00
- Re: writing cgi programs in c: the system() call., CBFalconer, 20:53
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Chad, 20:53
- Re: sort of list of pointers, Barry Schwarz, 20:32
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Barry Schwarz, 20:32
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Barry Schwarz, 20:32
- Re: good c compiler, Ian Collins, 20:27
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Chad, 20:24
- Re: sort of list of pointers, Richard Heathfield, 20:04
- Re: another very basic question :-), REH, 20:00
- Re: sort of list of pointers, pete, 19:24
- Re: outputing text, MisterE, 18:54
- sort of list of pointers, MisterE, 18:48
- outputing text, Neel, 18:32
- Re: good c compiler, lawrence . jones, 18:17
- Re: Optimizing while(1);, MisterE, 18:14
- Re: good c compiler, lawrence . jones, 18:13
- Re: a problem about windows memory, MisterE, 18:10
- Re: another very basic question :-), MisterE, 18:04
- Re: writing cgi programs in c: the system() call., Kenny McCormack, 17:58
- Re: use assert and defensive together, Malcolm McLean, 16:20
- Re: use assert and defensive together, Malcolm McLean, 16:18
- Re: writing cgi programs in c: the system() call., jleslie48, 15:36
- Re: writing cgi programs in c: the system() call., Keith Thompson, 15:33
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, James Kuyper, 15:11
- Re: writing cgi programs in c: the system() call., Kenny McCormack, 14:44
- Re: writing cgi programs in c: the system() call., Kenny McCormack, 14:44
- Re: writing cgi programs in c: the system() call., Flash Gordon, 13:51
- Re: another very basic question :-), James Kuyper, 13:51
- Re: writing cgi programs in c: the system() call., Flash Gordon, 13:46
- Re: writing cgi programs in c: the system() call., Kenny McCormack, 13:14
- Re: writing cgi programs in c: the system() call., jleslie48, 12:33
- Re: generation of Apocalyptic number, Ben Bacarisse, 12:25
- Re: writing cgi programs in c: the system() call., lawrence . jones, 12:14
- Re: writing cgi programs in c: the system() call., James Kuyper, 11:43
- Re: A very **very** basic question, August Karlstrom, 11:25
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, vippstar, 11:04
- another very basic question :-), sagi, 10:37
- Re: writing cgi programs in c: the system() call., CBFalconer, 10:28
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, CBFalconer, 10:20
- Re: good c compiler, CBFalconer, 10:09
- Re: A very **very** basic question, Eric Sosman, 09:59
- Re: writing cgi programs in c: the system() call., jleslie48, 09:57
- Re: writing cgi programs in c: the system() call., jleslie48, 09:40
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard Tobin, 09:04
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Ben Bacarisse, 08:52
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 08:50
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Ben Bacarisse, 08:39
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 08:17
- Re: A very **very** basic question, Kenny McCormack, 08:12
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, James Kuyper, 08:03
- Re: strtok exception handling, James Kuyper, 07:59
- Re: Free All Purpose C Library, James Kuyper, 07:47
- Re: UDB and pointer increments and decrements, James Kuyper, 07:46
- Re: strtok exception handling, Richard Heathfield, 07:42
- Re: Good Tutorials, James Kuyper, 07:38
- Re: A very **very** basic question, Ben Bacarisse, 07:25
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 07:24
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 07:19
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Ben Bacarisse, 07:12
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Ben Bacarisse, 07:10
- Re: A very **very** basic question, August Karlstrom, 07:05
- Re: A very **very** basic question, Nick Keighley, 06:34
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, lovecreatesbeauty@xxxxxxxxx, 06:04
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, lovecreatesbeauty@xxxxxxxxx, 05:39
- Re: strtok exception handling, user923005, 05:18
- Re: strtok exception handling, Ian Collins, 05:13
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, pete, 05:08
- Re: strtok exception handling, Neel, 05:02
- Re: A very **very** basic question, Old Wolf, 05:01
- Re: UDB and pointer increments and decrements, Rosario, 04:56
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Rosario, 04:56
- Re: strtok exception handling, s0suk3, 04:42
- Re: strtok exception handling, Ian Collins, 04:28
- Re: strtok exception handling, Keith Thompson, 04:24
- strtok exception handling, Neel, 04:21
- Re: BUS ERROR, Nick Keighley, 04:04
- Re: Good Tutorials, Keith Thompson, 03:49
- Re: A very **very** basic question, Kenny McCormack, 03:37
- Re: A very **very** basic question, Kenny McCormack, 03:36
- Re: A very **very** basic question, lovecreatesbeauty@xxxxxxxxx, 03:34
- Re: A very **very** basic question, Kenny McCormack, 03:33
- Re: A very **very** basic question, lovecreatesbeauty@xxxxxxxxx, 03:33
- Re: good c compiler, Flash Gordon, 03:19
- Re: good c compiler, Richard Heathfield, 02:57
- Re: file signature, Keith Thompson, 02:52
- Re: Free All Purpose C Library, Richard Bos, 02:51
- Re: file signature, Nick Keighley, 02:49
- Re: A very **very** basic question, Keith Thompson, 02:47
- Re: Good Tutorials, Richard Bos, 02:43
- Re: A very **very** basic question, Richard Heathfield, 02:43
- Re: A very **very** basic question, Keith Thompson, 02:42
- Re: Question about void pointers, lawrence . jones, 01:38
- Re: Memory used by the program, Ian Collins, 01:05
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 01:03
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 00:52
September 25, 2008
- Re: A very **very** basic question, Keith Thompson, 23:56
- Re: good c compiler, Keith Thompson, 23:51
- Re: generation of Apocalyptic number, Rajshekhar, 23:50
- Re: A very **very** basic question, James Kuyper, 23:09
- Re: A very **very** basic question, James Kuyper, 23:00
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Barry Schwarz, 22:00
- Re: A very **very** basic question, dj3vande, 21:58
- Re: file signature, Bill Cunningham, 21:58
- Re: A very **very** basic question, lovecreatesbeauty@xxxxxxxxx, 21:57
- Re: A very **very** basic question, Richard, 21:46
- Re: A very **very** basic question, Richard, 21:44
- Re: A very **very** basic question, Richard, 21:43
- Re: A very **very** basic question, lovecreatesbeauty@xxxxxxxxx, 21:39
- Re: A very **very** basic question, CBFalconer, 21:39
- Re: Free All Purpose C Library, CBFalconer, 21:31
- Re: a problem about windows memory, CBFalconer, 21:28
- Re: A very **very** basic question, mdh, 21:24
- Re: good c compiler, CBFalconer, 21:14
- Re: A very **very** basic question, mdh, 21:12
- Re: A very **very** basic question, Keith Thompson, 21:08
- Re: question, CBFalconer, 20:58
- Re: A very **very** basic question, Bartc, 20:40
- Re: A very **very** basic question, Richard, 20:25
- Re: A very **very** basic question, Kenny McCormack, 20:14
- Re: A very **very** basic question, Richard, 20:07
- Re: A very **very** basic question, August Karlstrom, 20:01
- Re: A very **very** basic question, August Karlstrom, 19:52
- Re: A very **very** basic question, Richard, 19:46
- Re: A very **very** basic question, Richard, 19:43
- Re: A very **very** basic question, August Karlstrom, 19:35
- Re: A very **very** basic question, Keith Thompson, 19:27
- Re: A very **very** basic question, August Karlstrom, 19:27
- Re: file signature, Keith Thompson, 19:25
- Re: question, Kenny McCormack, 19:21
- Re: A very **very** basic question, Keith Thompson, 19:17
- Re: good c compiler, Flash Gordon, 19:17
- Re: A very **very** basic question, Richard, 19:10
- Re: A very **very** basic question, Richard, 19:08
- Re: question, Keith Thompson, 19:07
- Re: A very **very** basic question, August Karlstrom, 19:03
- Re: A very **very** basic question, jameskuyper, 19:01
- Re: file signature, Bill Cunningham, 18:59
- Re: question, Richard, 18:57
- Re: A very **very** basic question, Richard, 18:56
- Re: question, Bill Cunningham, 18:55
- Re: A very **very** basic question, Peter Nilsson, 18:51
- Re: A very **very** basic question, Richard Tobin, 18:44
- Re: A very **very** basic question, Richard, 18:17
- Re: Can anyone help me with this code, user923005, 18:13
- Re: good c compiler, jacob navia, 18:06
- Re: A very **very** basic question, Keith Thompson, 18:03
- Re: A very **very** basic question, mdh, 18:02
- Re: map projection, user923005, 18:01
- Re: A very **very** basic question, mdh, 18:00
- Re: A very **very** basic question, mdh, 17:56
- Re: A very **very** basic question, Richard, 17:56
- Re: A very **very** basic question, Keith Thompson, 17:50
- Re: A very **very** basic question, jameskuyper, 17:46
- Re: [OT] [Re: Free All Purpose C Library, Keith Thompson, 17:36
- Re: A very **very** basic question, Richard Tobin, 17:22
- Re: A very **very** basic question, Richard, 17:20
- Re: good c compiler, Flash Gordon, 17:13
- Re: Memory used by the program, Horacius ReX, 17:12
- Re: A very **very** basic question, jameskuyper, 17:03
- [OT] [Re: Free All Purpose C Library, Eric Sosman, 17:02
- Re: A very **very** basic question, Richard Heathfield, 17:01
- Re: A very **very** basic question, vippstar, 16:54
- A very **very** basic question, mdh, 16:41
- Re: Free All Purpose C Library, blargg, 16:34
- Re: good c compiler, jacob navia, 16:10
- Re: short circuit evaluation, lawrence . jones, 16:08
- Re: good c compiler, jameskuyper, 15:21
- Re: Comment Style, Richard Harter, 15:09
- Re: Comment Style, jameskuyper, 15:04
- Re: Good Tutorials, jameskuyper, 15:02
- Re: Comment Style, Ian Collins, 14:51
- Re: Free All Purpose C Library, Flash Gordon, 14:47
- Re: good c compiler, Keith Thompson, 14:39
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Flash Gordon, 14:37
- Re: good c compiler, Flash Gordon, 14:32
- Re: Good Tutorials, Keith Thompson, 14:12
- Re: good c compiler, jacob navia, 14:06
- Re: Good Tutorials, Keith Thompson, 13:59
- Re: Good Tutorials, Richard, 13:55
- Re: Comment Style, Ed Prochak, 13:48
- Re: Good Tutorials, jameskuyper, 13:47
- Re: good c compiler, Kenny McCormack, 13:38
- Re: Good Tutorials, Richard, 13:35
- Re: Good Tutorials, jameskuyper, 13:24
- Re: Good Tutorials, Keith Thompson, 13:23
- Re: good c compiler, Keith Thompson, 12:52
- Re: Confusion in ANSI C's function concepts, Keith Thompson, 12:44
- Re: Confusion in ANSI C's function concepts, Harald van Dijk, 12:36
- Re: Comment Style, Richard, 12:05
- Re: good c compiler, Richard Heathfield, 12:00
- Re: question, Richard Heathfield, 11:57
- Re: file signature, Richard Heathfield, 11:53
- Free All Purpose C Library, Strange Cat @ Work, 11:47
- Re: Comment Style, Richard Heathfield, 11:41
- Re: Comment Style, Richard Harter, 11:38
- Re: good c compiler, Keith Thompson, 11:34
- Re: good c compiler, Richard Heathfield, 11:32
- Re: a problem about windows memory, Ben Bacarisse, 11:24
- Re: a problem about windows memory, CBFalconer, 11:16
- Re: Confusion in ANSI C's function concepts, Eric Sosman, 11:15
- Re: a problem about windows memory, CBFalconer, 11:14
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, CBFalconer, 11:10
- Re: question, CBFalconer, 11:06
- Re: Good Tutorials, CBFalconer, 11:03
- Re: BUS ERROR, CBFalconer, 10:54
- Re: Comment Style, CBFalconer, 10:48
- Re: Difference between C and advanced C, CBFalconer, 10:42
- Re: Good Tutorials, Richard Bos, 10:41
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Ben Bacarisse, 10:36
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Ben Bacarisse, 10:21
- Re: BUS ERROR, Nick Keighley, 09:58
- Re: good c compiler, Richard Bos, 09:43
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Richard Bos, 09:43
- Re: Good Tutorials, soscpd, 09:43
- Re: Comment Style, Nick Keighley, 09:42
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Chad, 09:37
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard, 09:27
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Chad, 09:19
- Re: Good Tutorials, Bartc, 08:57
- Re: Good Tutorials, James Kuyper, 08:45
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 08:37
- Re: Good Tutorials, soscpd, 08:29
- Re: Good Tutorials, Ben Bacarisse, 07:19
- Re: Comment Style, James Kuyper, 07:01
- Re: help needed, Richard, 06:55
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Ben Bacarisse, 06:51
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- Re: help needed, vippstar, 06:38
- Re: Comment Style, Nick Keighley, 06:30
- Re: BUS ERROR, bharat, 06:30
- Re: a problem about windows memory, Jensen Somers, 06:00
- Re: a problem about windows memory, Jensen Somers, 06:00
- Re: a problem about windows memory, richi, 05:47
- Re: a problem about windows memory, richi, 05:38
- Re: a problem about windows memory, Ian Collins, 05:38
- Re: a problem about windows memory, richi, 05:35
- Re: Optimizing while(1);, Ian Collins, 05:33
- Re: a problem about windows memory, Ian Collins, 05:31
- Re: file signature, Richard, 05:25
- Re: file signature, Nick Keighley, 05:19
- Re: Optimizing while(1);, Richard Bos, 05:18
- Re: About " C " Language, Richard Bos, 05:16
- Re: a problem about windows memory, jacob navia, 05:13
- a problem about windows memory, richi, 05:07
- Re: Good Tutorials, Richard, 04:46
- Re: Comment Style, Nick Keighley, 04:32
- Re: Optimizing while(1);, Nick Keighley, 04:21
- Re: About " C " Language, Nick Keighley, 04:16
- Re: question, Nick Keighley, 04:04
- Re: question, Nick Keighley, 04:01
- Re: C Projects, supthere, 03:49
- Re: BUS ERROR, Nick Keighley, 03:34
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Flash Gordon, 03:33
- Re: use assert and defensive together, Flash Gordon, 03:28
- Re: good c compiler, Nick Keighley, 03:16
- Re: Optimizing while(1);, Andrew Poelstra, 03:12
- Re: good c compiler, Flash Gordon, 03:04
- Re: BUS ERROR, Keith Thompson, 02:59
- Re: good c compiler, Flash Gordon, 02:57
- Re: question, Keith Thompson, 02:56
- Re: Good Tutorials, Nick Keighley, 02:54
- Re: Difference between C and advanced C, Keith Thompson, 02:54
- Re: good c compiler, Keith Thompson, 02:51
- Re: About " C " Language, Keith Thompson, 02:48
- Milenko Kindl pfjejwepfk, yuma, 02:33
- Re: BUS ERROR, Ian Collins, 02:11
- Optimizing while(1);, unified, 02:01
- Re: Comment Style, Ian Collins, 02:01
- Re: Comment Style, Ian Collins, 01:59
- Re: good c compiler, Ian Collins, 01:54
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 01:09
- Re: question, CBFalconer, 01:04
- BUS ERROR, Neel, 00:58
- Re: question, CBFalconer, 00:52
- Re: Comment Style, CBFalconer, 00:47
- Re: Comment Style, CBFalconer, 00:45
- Re: Difference between C and advanced C, CBFalconer, 00:37
- Re: good c compiler, CBFalconer, 00:28
- Re: good c compiler, CBFalconer, 00:21
- Re: good c compiler, CBFalconer, 00:14
- Re: code question, CBFalconer, 00:06
- About " C " Language, ROSEEE, 00:05
September 24, 2008
- Re: The Second Web | A C## Project, Jack Klein, 23:12
- Re: The Second Web | A Whole New Internet ?!, Jack Klein, 23:12
- Re: Help in writting a program, Jack Klein, 22:52
- Re: help needed, Barry Schwarz, 22:17
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Barry Schwarz, 22:17
- Re: code question, Barry Schwarz, 22:17
- Re: help needed, Barry Schwarz, 22:17
- Re: Pointer to array and gcc warnings, Barry Schwarz, 22:17
- Re: question, Keith Thompson, 21:37
- Re: question, Keith Thompson, 21:35
- Re: question, Bill Cunningham, 21:01
- Re: Comment Style, Richard Harter, 20:46
- Re: Comment Style, Richard, 20:46
- Re: Comment Style, Richard Harter, 20:43
- Re: question, Bill Cunningham, 20:32
- Re: question, Trent Josephsen, 20:08
- Re: question, Bill Cunningham, 20:07
- Re: Difference between C and advanced C, Keith Thompson, 19:48
- Re: question, Keith Thompson, 19:42
- Re: question, Keith Thompson, 19:40
- Re: question, Lew Pitcher, 19:32
- Re: Good Tutorials, Keith Thompson, 19:30
- Re: good c compiler, Keith Thompson, 19:28
- Re: Confusion in ANSI C's function concepts, Keith Thompson, 19:16
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, pete, 19:16
- Re: good c compiler, jameskuyper, 19:15
- Re: question, Richard, 19:10
- Re: Good Tutorials, pete, 19:05
- Re: question, Bill Cunningham, 18:59
- Re: question, CBFalconer, 18:59
- Re: Comment Style, Keith Thompson, 18:55
- Re: question, CBFalconer, 18:53
- Re: use assert and defensive together, Richard Tobin, 18:51
- Re: question, Ben Bacarisse, 18:49
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Ben Bacarisse, 18:40
- Re: Comment Style, CBFalconer, 18:39
- Re: Comment Style, Ian Collins, 18:30
- Re: Comment Style, CBFalconer, 18:29
- Re: good c compiler, CBFalconer, 18:20
- Re: good c compiler, Ian Collins, 18:17
- Re: good c compiler, jacob navia, 18:15
- Re: good c compiler, Ian Collins, 18:15
- Re: good c compiler, CBFalconer, 18:14
- Re: question, vippstar, 18:12
- Re: question, vippstar, 18:11
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Malcolm McLean, 18:11
- Re: good c compiler, CBFalconer, 18:10
- Re: use assert and defensive together, Malcolm McLean, 18:08
- Re: good c compiler, CBFalconer, 18:06
- Re: good c compiler, Tristan Miller, 18:04
- Re: good c compiler, Mark McIntyre, 18:03
- Re: question, Bill Cunningham, 18:01
- Re: good c compiler, Mark McIntyre, 17:59
- Re: good c compiler, jacob navia, 17:59
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, CBFalconer, 17:56
- Re: question, Malcolm McLean, 17:48
- Re: good c compiler, Kenny McCormack, 17:48
- Re: question, Trent Josephsen, 17:46
- Re: question, Bill Cunningham, 17:43
- Re: question, Bill Cunningham, 17:40
- Re: Comment Style, Eric Sosman, 17:37
- Re: question, Bill Cunningham, 17:37
- Re: question, Bill Cunningham, 17:34
- Re: question, Ben Bacarisse, 17:33
- Re: question, Bill Cunningham, 17:27
- Re: question, Charlton Wilbur, 17:26
- Re: good c compiler, Tristan Miller, 17:22
- Re: question, Martin Ambuhl, 17:21
- Re: question, osmium, 17:20
- Re: question, Ian Collins, 17:18
- Re: question, Bill Cunningham, 17:16
- Re: good c compiler, Tristan Miller, 17:12
- Re: question, Bill Cunningham, 17:12
- Re: Comment Style, Keith Thompson, 17:10
- Re: good c compiler, jameskuyper, 17:09
- Re: question, Bill Cunningham, 16:55
- Re: good c compiler, s0suk3, 16:42
- Re: question, Trent Josephsen, 16:42
- Re: Comment Style, Ian Collins, 16:41
- Re: question, Richard, 16:40
- Re: Comment Style, Eric Sosman, 16:39
- Re: Comment Style, Richard, 16:38
- Re: question, Ian Collins, 16:38
- Re: Comment Style, Richard, 16:37
- Re: Comment Style, Ian Collins, 16:34
- Re: The Second Web | A Whole New Internet ?!, Sjouke Burry, 16:34
- Re: The Second Web | A C## Project, Sjouke Burry, 16:33
- Re: question, Richard, 16:28
- Re: Comment Style, Sjouke Burry, 16:25
- question, Bill Cunningham, 16:23
- Re: Confusion in ANSI C's function concepts, Eric Sosman, 16:18
- Re: C Projects, Sjouke Burry, 16:18
- Re: Comment Style, Flash Gordon, 16:13
- Re: Comment Style, Ian Collins, 16:03
- Re: Confusion in ANSI C's function concepts, Keith Thompson, 15:58
- Re: help needed, jameskuyper, 15:56
- The Second Web | A C## Project, sureshkuumar, 15:53
- Re: Comment Style, Robert Gamble, 15:52
- Re: use assert and defensive together, Flash Gordon, 15:51
- Secured Pharmacy - Anti-Acidity (we have it all...)llns9, gherlylu, 15:48
- Re: Comment Style, jameskuyper, 15:48
- The Second Web | A Whole New Internet ?!, suresh.kumarx1x@xxxxxxxxx, 15:38
- Re: Confusion in ANSI C's function concepts, Eric Sosman, 15:23
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Flash Gordon, 15:18
- Re: good c compiler, Keith Thompson, 14:56
- Re: good c compiler, Flash Gordon, 14:51
- Re: Confusion in ANSI C's function concepts, Ben Pfaff, 14:42
- Re: writing cgi programs in c: the system() call., Flash Gordon, 14:36
- Re: Comment Style, Keith Thompson, 14:35
- Confusion in ANSI C's function concepts, vaib, 14:11
- Re: Good Tutorials, Richard, 14:02
- Re: Comment Style, Eric Sosman, 14:02
- Re: Comment Style, Keith Thompson, 14:02
- Re: Good Tutorials, jameskuyper, 13:55
- Re: Comment Style, Richard Heathfield, 13:53
- Re: Comment Style, Malcolm McLean, 13:52
- Re: C Projects, Malcolm McLean, 13:43
- Re: Comment Style, Richard, 13:35
- Re: Comment Style, vippstar, 13:29
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Lew Pitcher, 13:28
- Re: good c compiler, Keith Thompson, 13:03
- Re: good c compiler, Richard Heathfield, 13:00
- Re: good c compiler, Keith Thompson, 12:59
- Re: Good Tutorials, Keith Thompson, 12:46
- Re: Comment Style, Ben Pfaff, 12:41
- Re: "Continue" usage, Ben Pfaff, 12:40
- Re: help needed, Richard, 12:29
- Re: good c compiler, jacob navia, 12:29
- Re: help needed, Stephen Sprunk, 12:23
- Re: good c compiler, jameskuyper, 12:09
- Re: help needed, Richard, 12:07
- Re: help needed, jameskuyper, 12:02
- Re: Good Tutorials, Keith Thompson, 11:53
- Re: Comment Style, Richard, 11:39
- Re: Comment Style, Richard Heathfield, 11:32
- Re: Good Tutorials, Richard, 11:26
- Comment Style, polas, 11:06
- Re: good c compiler, user1, 11:05
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, brix99luftballons, 11:00
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, brix99luftballons, 10:50
- Re: Difference between C and advanced C, CBFalconer, 10:38
- Re: Good Tutorials, Tristan Miller, 10:34
- Re: good c compiler, Bart van Ingen Schenau, 10:22
- Re: good c compiler, CBFalconer, 10:11
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Richard, 10:03
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Richard Heathfield, 09:55
- Re: Good Tutorials, CBFalconer, 09:54
- Re: C Projects, Richard Heathfield, 09:53
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Ben Bacarisse, 09:49
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Lew Pitcher, 09:45
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Ben Bacarisse, 09:41
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Bartc, 09:39
- Re: C Projects, supthere, 09:28
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, oksid, 09:19
- Re: Good Tutorials, Trent Josephsen, 09:12
- Re: C Projects, Chris Dollin, 09:05
- Re: C Projects, Richard Heathfield, 08:57
- Re: help needed, A.C., 08:56
- Re: good c compiler, jacob navia, 08:54
- Re: good c compiler, jacob navia, 08:49
- Re: Initialization of const variables and C standards, Andrea Taverna (Tavs), 08:28
- C Projects, supthere, 08:27
- Re: help needed, vippstar, 08:26
- Re: Good Tutorials, Richard, 08:26
- Re: good c compiler, James Kuyper, 08:25
- Re: good c compiler, Chris Dollin, 08:21
- Help in writting a program, razanrizk, 08:20
- Re: Good Tutorials, vippstar, 08:16
- Re: writing cgi programs in c: the system() call., James Kuyper, 08:09
- Re: Initialization of const variables and C standards, Ben Bacarisse, 08:06
- Re: good c compiler, jacob navia, 08:04
- help needed, A.C., 08:03
- Re: code question, Ben Bacarisse, 07:57
- Re: good c compiler, James Kuyper, 07:38
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Bartc, 07:35
- Re: Good Tutorials, James Kuyper, 07:28
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Ben Bacarisse, 07:16
- Re: good c compiler, Richard Heathfield, 07:12
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Richard Heathfield, 07:10
- Re: Good Tutorials, Richard Heathfield, 07:03
- Re: good c compiler, Richard Heathfield, 06:57
- Re: writing cgi programs in c: the system() call., Nick Keighley, 06:55
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Chris Dollin, 06:54
- Re: good c compiler, Kenny McCormack, 06:52
- Re: writing cgi programs in c: the system() call., Kenny McCormack, 06:49
- Re: good c compiler, jacob navia, 06:44
- Re: writing cgi programs in c: the system() call., James Kuyper, 06:41
- Re: Alignment issues -- are they an issue?, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 06:26
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Malcolm McLean, 06:16
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 06:09
- Re: use assert and defensive together, Malcolm McLean, 05:42
- Re: Initialization of const variables and C standards, Andrea Taverna (Tavs), 05:16
- Re: good c compiler, Bartc, 05:02
- Re: Difference between C and advanced C, Bartc, 04:46
- Re: Good Tutorials, Nick Keighley, 04:39
- Re: Good Tutorials, Nick Keighley, 04:36
- Re: good c compiler, Chris Dollin, 04:31
- Re: "Continue" usage, Chris Dollin, 04:27
- Re: Good Tutorials, Nick Keighley, 04:26
- Re: Good Tutorials, soscpd, 04:14
- Re: Good Tutorials, Nick Keighley, 04:12
- Re: code question, Chris Dollin, 04:11
- Re: good c compiler, Nick Keighley, 03:48
- Re: good c compiler, s0suk3, 03:48
- Re: c program, Chris Dollin, 03:47
- Re: good c compiler, s0suk3, 03:46
- Re: good c compiler, Nick Keighley, 03:44
- Re: good c compiler, s0suk3, 03:44
- Re: writing cgi programs in c: the system() call., Flash Gordon, 03:42
- Re: c program, Chris Dollin, 03:35
- Re: good c compiler, Richard Heathfield, 03:33
- Re: good c compiler, Richard Heathfield, 03:23
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Nick Keighley, 03:22
- Re: Good Tutorials, Flash Gordon, 03:19
- Re: good c compiler, cr88192, 03:06
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Nick Keighley, 03:04
- Re: good c compiler, jacob navia, 03:03
- Re: good c compiler, Richard Heathfield, 03:01
- Re: good c compiler, jacob navia, 02:59
- Re: good c compiler, cr88192, 02:54
- Re: good c compiler, s0suk3, 02:47
- Re: Good Tutorials, Richard Heathfield, 02:42
- Re: "Continue" usage, Richard Bos, 02:37
- Re: good c compiler, Richard Heathfield, 02:34
- Re: Good Tutorials, Keith Thompson, 02:33
- Re: good c compiler, s0suk3, 02:19
- Re: Difference between C and advanced C, arnuld, 02:17
- Re: good c compiler, Richard Heathfield, 02:07
- Re: good c compiler, s0suk3, 01:53
- Re: good c compiler, Richard Heathfield, 01:39
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Richard Heathfield, 01:26
- Re: Difference between C and advanced C, Richard Heathfield, 01:24
- Re: good c compiler, s0suk3, 01:23
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Pilcrow, 01:17
- Re: Good Tutorials, Richard Heathfield, 01:08
- Re: Difference between C and advanced C, Ben Pfaff, 01:05
- Re: good c compiler, Richard Heathfield, 01:02
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 00:46
- Difference between C and advanced C, sunnyalways4u2000, 00:45
September 23, 2008
- Re: generation of Apocalyptic number, Rajshekhar, 23:48
- Re: Good Tutorials, Keith Thompson, 22:53
- Re: code question, lovecreatesbeauty@xxxxxxxxx, 22:37
- Re: Good Tutorials, Andrew Poelstra, 22:20
- Re: Good Tutorials, Chad, 22:16
- Re: A little rusty on pointers to pointers, Keith Thompson, 22:13
- Re: code question, Barry Schwarz, 21:50
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Barry Schwarz, 21:50
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Ben Bacarisse, 21:45
- A little rusty on pointers to pointers, Sam, 21:45
- Re: use assert and defensive together, Peter Nilsson, 21:42
- Re: good c compiler, fb, 21:39
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, lovecreatesbeauty@xxxxxxxxx, 21:32
- Re: Initialization of const variables and C standards, Ben Bacarisse, 21:22
- Re: Good Tutorials, Ben Bacarisse, 21:18
- Re: Good Tutorials, Ben Bacarisse, 21:12
- Re: good c compiler, CBFalconer, 21:10
- Re: writing cgi programs in c: the system() call., Keith Thompson, 21:09
- Re: Good Tutorials, Ben Bacarisse, 20:56
- Re: Good Tutorials, Mark L Pappin, 20:52
- Re: writing cgi programs in c: the system() call., jleslie48, 20:39
- Re: use assert and defensive together, Keith Thompson, 20:12
- Re: Good Tutorials, Anand Hariharan, 19:52
- Re: generation of Apocalyptic number, Wolfgang Draxinger, 19:51
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, pete, 19:31
- Re: Can anyone help me with this code, pete, 19:20
- Re: generation of Apocalyptic number, CBFalconer, 19:07
- Re: use assert and defensive together, blargg, 19:01
- Re: Good Tutorials, CBFalconer, 18:59
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, blargg, 18:59
- Re: Good Tutorials, Keith Thompson, 18:57
- Re: good c compiler, Keith Thompson, 18:56
- Re: UDB and pointer increments and decrements, Old Wolf, 18:56
- Re: Good Tutorials, jameskuyper, 18:55
- Re: Good Tutorials, CBFalconer, 18:47
- Re: good c compiler, jacob navia, 18:43
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Peter Nilsson, 18:42
- Re: Good Tutorials, CBFalconer, 18:41
- good c compiler, bernard, 18:33
- Re: "Continue" usage, Ben Pfaff, 18:22
- Re: Good Tutorials, Richard Heathfield, 18:20
- Re: What is the De Jure Standard Text for Learning C++ These Days?, CBFalconer, 18:07
- Re: "Continue" usage, CBFalconer, 18:01
- Re: Good Tutorials, soscpd, 17:57
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Ben Bacarisse, 17:50
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, CBFalconer, 17:50
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, CBFalconer, 17:40
- Re: use assert and defensive together, Flash Gordon, 17:38
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, CBFalconer, 17:32
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, CBFalconer, 17:27
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, CBFalconer, 17:23
- Re: writing cgi programs in c: the system() call., Flash Gordon, 17:20
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, CBFalconer, 17:14
- Re: Good Tutorials, Bartc, 16:49
- Re: use assert and defensive together, Keith Thompson, 16:32
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, dj3vande, 16:29
- Re: Pointer to array and gcc warnings, vippstar, 16:26
- Re: Good Tutorials, jameskuyper, 16:22
- Re: Question about a cast, Richard Heathfield, 16:11
- Re: Good Tutorials, Richard Heathfield, 16:07
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, jameskuyper, 15:50
- Re: generation of Apocalyptic number, Tony Mc, 15:15
- Re: UDB and pointer increments and decrements, Flash Gordon, 15:10
- Re: Pointer to array and gcc warnings, Flash Gordon, 15:06
- Re: Good Tutorials, jameskuyper, 15:02
- Re: Good Tutorials, Flash Gordon, 14:55
- Re: Good Tutorials, Tony Mc, 14:49
- Re: Good Tutorials, jameskuyper, 14:48
- Re: Good Tutorials, Keith Thompson, 14:46
- Re: UDB and pointer increments and decrements, Eric Sosman, 14:45
- Re: Question about a cast, Richard Harter, 14:45
- Re: Initialization of const variables and C standards, Andrea Taverna (Tavs), 14:32
- Re: Open Watcom, Sjouke Burry, 14:29
- Re: Good Tutorials, Amkcoder, 14:13
- Re: Good Tutorials, Amkcoder, 14:10
- Re: UDB and pointer increments and decrements, Keith Thompson, 14:09
- Re: Good Tutorials, Amkcoder, 14:03
- Re: generation of Apocalyptic number, Keith Thompson, 14:01
- Re: Good Tutorials, jameskuyper, 14:00
- Re: UDB and pointer increments and decrements, Keith Thompson, 13:55
- Re: use assert and defensive together, Flash Gordon, 13:47
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Richard, 13:41
- Re: Can anyone help me with this code, Flash Gordon, 13:40
- Re: UDB and pointer increments and decrements, Richard, 13:34
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, jameskuyper, 13:33
- Re: Can anyone help me with this code, Harald van Dijk, 13:29
- Re: Question about a cast, Richard Heathfield, 13:23
- Re: Good Tutorials, Richard, 13:21
- Re: Good Tutorials, Richard Heathfield, 13:17
- Re: writing cgi programs in c: the system() call., Flash Gordon, 13:17
- Re: generation of Apocalyptic number, Wolfgang Draxinger, 13:12
- Re: UDB and pointer increments and decrements, jameskuyper, 13:11
- Re: Good Tutorials, jellybean stonerfish, 13:05
- Re: Question about a cast, vippstar, 13:01
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Kenny McCormack, 12:54
- Question about a cast, Richard Harter, 12:51
- Re: Good Tutorials, Amkcoder, 12:50
- Re: UDB and pointer increments and decrements, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 12:42
- Re: Good Tutorials, Amkcoder, 12:41
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Keith Thompson, 12:39
- Re: Good Tutorials, Richard Heathfield, 12:34
- Re: generation of Apocalyptic number, Keith Thompson, 12:34
- Re: Good Tutorials, Amkcoder, 12:28
- Re: Good Tutorials, Amkcoder, 12:20
- Re: Good Tutorials, Amkcoder, 12:20
- Re: Pointer to array and gcc warnings, vippstar, 12:16
- Re: Pointer to array and gcc warnings, jameskuyper, 12:13
- Re: const char*, Keith Thompson, 12:10
- Re: Good Tutorials, jameskuyper, 12:03
- Re: Good Tutorials, Keith Thompson, 12:02
- Re: Pointer to array and gcc warnings, Kenny McCormack, 12:01
- Re: Good Tutorials, Amkcoder, 11:49
- Re: Good Tutorials, Amkcoder, 11:48
- Re: Pointer to array and gcc warnings, Richard, 11:48
- Re: Good Tutorials, Amkcoder, 11:48
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Richard, 11:45
- UDB and pointer increments and decrements, Richard, 11:44
- Re: code question, lovecreatesbeauty@xxxxxxxxx, 11:42
- Pointer to array and gcc warnings, vippstar, 11:40
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, lovecreatesbeauty@xxxxxxxxx, 11:38
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Keith Thompson, 11:33
- Re: Good Tutorials, vippstar, 11:33
- Re: Good Tutorials, Amkcoder, 11:28
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Keith Thompson, 11:28
- Re: Good Tutorials, Amkcoder, 11:27
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Keith Thompson, 11:23
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 11:12
- Re: c program, Kenny McCormack, 11:11
- Re: use assert and defensive together, blargg, 11:09
- Re: Good Tutorials, Bartc, 11:09
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 11:07
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, jameskuyper, 10:59
- Re: code question, Ben Bacarisse, 10:50
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Richard, 10:47
- Re: generation of Apocalyptic number, Ben Bacarisse, 10:43
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Richard Heathfield, 10:40
- Re: Good Tutorials, Richard Heathfield, 10:37
- Re: Initialization of const variables and C standards, Ben Bacarisse, 10:35
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Ben Bacarisse, 10:18
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Ben Bacarisse, 10:10
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Ben Bacarisse, 10:03
- Re: c program, Richard, 09:50
- Re: Good Tutorials, Ben Bacarisse, 09:49
- Re: c program, Richard, 09:49
- Re: c program, Chris Dollin, 09:38
- Re: const char*, Richard, 09:37
- Re: c program, Kenny McCormack, 09:37
- Re: c program, Nick Keighley, 09:36
- Re: c program, Nick Keighley, 09:34
- Re: const char*, Ben Bacarisse, 09:27
- Re: c program, Richard, 09:18
- Re: c program, Richard Tobin, 09:08
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- Re: c program, Richard, 08:57
- Re: c program, Richard Heathfield, 08:46
- Re: c program, Chris Dollin, 08:44
- Re: use assert and defensive together, Richard Tobin, 08:39
- Re: const char*, Richard Tobin, 08:35
- Re: c program, Richard, 08:32
- Re: What is the De Jure Standard Text for Learning C++ These Days?, Richard, 08:29
- Re: const char*, Richard, 08:27
- Re: const char*, arnuld, 08:22
- Re: c program, arnuld, 08:19
- Re: What is the De Jure Standard Text for Learning C++ These Days?, Kenny McCormack, 08:19
- Re: const char*, Richard, 08:15
- Re: use assert and defensive together, James Kuyper, 08:11
- Re: const char*, James Kuyper, 08:02
- Re: c program, saurabh, 07:54
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, pete, 07:50
- Re: What is the De Jure Standard Text for Learning C++ These Days?, James Kuyper, 07:47
- Re: Can anyone help me with this code, pete, 07:41
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, pete, 07:34
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Richard Heathfield, 07:33
- Re: Good Tutorials, Richard Heathfield, 07:25
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, James Kuyper, 07:23
- Re: Open Watcom, user1, 07:16
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Chris Dollin, 07:15
- Re: Initialization of const variables and C standards, Andrea Taverna (Tavs), 07:09
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, James Kuyper, 07:08
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, vippstar, 07:01
- Re: generation of Apocalyptic number, jacob navia, 06:41
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 06:32
- Re: generation of Apocalyptic number, Rajshekhar, 06:17
- Re: generation of Apocalyptic number, Wolfgang Draxinger, 05:47
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Bartc, 05:42
- Re: parallelism: how can I ensure data is seen by another thread or consumer?, Nick Keighley, 05:33
- How can I found the implemention of the "printf" in glibc, mars, 05:28
- generation of Apocalyptic number, Rajshekhar, 05:06
- Re: const char*, Nick Keighley, 05:04
- Re: use assert and defensive together, Nick Keighley, 04:47
- Re: Memory used by the program, Horacius ReX, 04:42
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Nick Keighley, 04:31
- Re: Memory used by the program, Ian Collins, 04:26
- Re: code question, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 04:25
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Nick Keighley, 04:23
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Nick Keighley, 04:19
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Nick Keighley, 04:17
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Nick Keighley, 04:08
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Nick Keighley, 04:04
- Re: Alignment issues -- are they an issue?, Chris Dollin, 04:02
- Re: "Continue" usage, Chris Dollin, 03:57
- Re: Good Tutorials, MisterE, 03:48
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Chris Dollin, 03:42
- Re: Good Tutorials, Richard Heathfield, 03:38
- Re: Memory used by the program, Nick Keighley, 03:38
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Flash Gordon, 03:38
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Richard Heathfield, 03:25
- Good Tutorials, Amkcoder, 03:23
- Re: "Continue" usage, Nick Keighley, 03:19
- Re: use assert and defensive together, Richard Heathfield, 03:06
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Keith Thompson, 03:05
- Re: creating pthreads runtime, Keith Thompson, 02:55
- Re: What is the De Jure Standard Text for Learning C++ These Days?, Keith Thompson, 02:47
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Richard, 02:40
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, arnuld, 02:38
- Re: use assert and defensive together, bingfeng, 01:53
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Barry Schwarz, 01:50
- Re: const char*, Barry Schwarz, 01:50
- Re: use assert and defensive together, Barry Schwarz, 01:50
- Re: code question, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 01:38
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Peter Nilsson, 01:36
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 01:18
- Re: creating pthreads runtime, CBFalconer, 01:06
- Re: use assert and defensive together, Peter Nilsson, 01:03
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, CBFalconer, 01:02
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, CBFalconer, 00:55
- Re: Efficiency, Richard Harter, 00:52
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, CBFalconer, 00:51
- Re: use assert and defensive together, bingfeng, 00:27
- Re: const char*, santoshsy, 00:25
- Re: What is the De Jure Standard Text for Learning C++ These Days?, Leo Havmøller, 00:11
- Re: use assert and defensive together, Richard, 00:05
September 22, 2008
- Re: code question, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 23:57
- Re: use assert and defensive together, William Pursell, 23:50
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Richard, 23:38
- Re: use assert and defensive together, bingfeng, 23:16
- Re: use assert and defensive together, Peter Nilsson, 23:15
- Re: use assert and defensive together, Peter Nilsson, 23:10
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Richard, 23:08
- Re: use assert and defensive together, Barry Schwarz, 22:54
- Re: use assert and defensive together, s0suk3, 22:52
- Re: Can anyone help me with this code, Peter Nilsson, 22:50
- Re: creating pthreads runtime, Neel, 22:32
- use assert and defensive together, bingfeng, 22:25
- Re: Alignment issues -- are they an issue?, Barry Schwarz, 22:18
- Re: code question, Barry Schwarz, 22:18
- Re: Initialization of const variables and C standards (Was: Initialization of a const matrix implemented as pointer-to-pointer), Barry Schwarz, 22:18
- Re: Efficiency, Barry Schwarz, 22:18
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Ben Bacarisse, 22:11
- creating pthreads runtime, Neel, 22:02
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Ben Bacarisse, 22:01
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 21:28
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 21:28
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, CBFalconer, 21:09
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, CBFalconer, 21:03
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Richard, 20:48
- Re: What is the De Jure Standard Text for Learning C++ These Days?, CBFalconer, 20:46
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- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Ben Bacarisse, 20:21
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Keith Thompson, 20:01
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Keith Thompson, 19:57
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Richard, 19:54
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Richard, 19:49
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Keith Thompson, 19:44
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, pete, 19:44
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Richard, 19:36
- Re: writing cgi programs in c: the system() call., Keith Thompson, 19:35
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Richard, 19:34
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, pete, 19:31
- Re: writing cgi programs in c: the system() call., Kenny McCormack, 19:30
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Richard, 19:24
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Richard, 19:22
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, pete, 19:22
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Ben Bacarisse, 19:07
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Ben Bacarisse, 19:03
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, jameskuyper, 19:01
- Re: writing cgi programs in c: the system() call., Gordon Burditt, 19:01
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Richard, 18:41
- Re: Memory used by the program, Gordon Burditt, 18:37
- Re: writing cgi programs in c: the system() call., jleslie48, 18:36
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, jameskuyper, 18:32
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, dj3vande, 18:28
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, CBFalconer, 18:22
- Re: Open Watcom, Kenny McCormack, 18:20
- Re: const char*, Peter Nilsson, 18:19
- Re: Open Watcom, CBFalconer, 18:12
- const char*, Jrdman, 18:06
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Bartc, 18:03
- Re: What is the De Jure Standard Text for Learning C++ These Days?, jameskuyper, 17:57
- Re: writing cgi programs in c: the system() call., Richard Tobin, 17:52
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Flash Gordon, 17:51
- Re: "Continue" usage, CBFalconer, 17:48
- Re: What is the De Jure Standard Text for Learning C++ These Days?, Flash Gordon, 17:43
- Re: writing cgi programs in c: the system() call., Flash Gordon, 17:36
- Re: "Continue" usage, CBFalconer, 17:35
- Re: "Continue" usage, Eric Sosman, 17:25
- What is the De Jure Standard Text for Learning C++ These Days?, no, 17:18
- Re: temporary definition, lawrence . jones, 17:17
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Richard, 17:10
- Re: writing cgi programs in c: the system() call., Mark McIntyre, 17:07
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Herbert Rosenau, 17:04
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Herbert Rosenau, 17:04
- Re: parallelism: how can I ensure data is seen by another thread or consumer?, lawrence . jones, 16:58
- writing cgi programs in c: the system() call., jleslie48, 16:55
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, lawrence . jones, 16:54
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Jens Stueckelberger, 16:52
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, dj3vande, 16:40
- Re: "Continue" usage, Richard Harter, 16:35
- Re: c program, thomas . mertes, 15:50
- Re: Alignment issues -- are they an issue?, Ian Collins, 15:37
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Keith Thompson, 15:36
- Re: c program, Flash Gordon, 15:35
- Re: c program, Default User, 15:31
- c program, Aditi Jindal, 15:28
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Keith Thompson, 15:27
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Flash Gordon, 15:14
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Default User, 15:08
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Lew Pitcher, 15:06
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Eric Sosman, 15:04
- Re: Alignment issues -- are they an issue?, Tim Prince, 14:58
- Re: Highly efficient string reversal code, Martin Ambuhl, 14:57
- Highly efficient string reversal code, dominantubergeek, 14:42
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Kenny McCormack, 14:04
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Flash Gordon, 13:53
- Re: map projection, jameskuyper, 13:43
- Re: Alignment issues -- are they an issue?, Flash Gordon, 13:39
- Re: map projection, Ben Pfaff, 13:24
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Richard, 13:22
- map projection, xiao, 13:12
- Re: Alignment issues -- are they an issue?, Keith Thompson, 13:01
- Re: Alignment issues -- are they an issue?, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 12:39
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Kenny McCormack, 12:38
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Ben Bacarisse, 12:27
- Re: "Continue" usage, Ben Bacarisse, 12:24
- Re: What's the position of pointers, jameskuyper, 12:18
- Re: What's the position of pointers, jameskuyper, 12:05
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Richard, 11:55
- Re: Enum problem..., Lowell Gilbert, 11:52
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Kenny McCormack, 11:48
- Re: Memory used by the program, Horacius ReX, 11:10
- Re: "Continue" usage, Richard, 11:10
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Richard, 11:06
- Re: "Continue" usage, Chris Dollin, 11:06
- Re: "Continue" usage, Richard, 11:02
- Re: "Continue" usage, Richard, 10:54
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Chris Dollin, 10:53
- Re: "Continue" usage, Richard, 10:52
- Re: "Continue" usage, Ben Bacarisse, 10:52
- Re: Alignment issues -- are they an issue?, blargg, 10:36
- Re: "Continue" usage, Chris Dollin, 10:32
- Re: "Continue" usage, Chris Dollin, 10:27
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Richard, 09:39
- Re: "Continue" usage, Richard, 09:33
- Re: "Continue" usage, Richard, 09:26
- Re: "Continue" usage, Ben Bacarisse, 09:22
- Re: "Continue" usage, Nick Keighley, 09:13
- Re: Open Watcom, Kenny McCormack, 09:12
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Chris Dollin, 09:11
- Re: Open Watcom, Richard Heathfield, 09:07
- Re: "Continue" usage, Richard, 09:03
- Re: "Continue" usage, Chris Dollin, 09:03
- Re: "Continue" usage, Ben Bacarisse, 09:02
- Re: "Continue" usage, Richard, 09:00
- Re: Open Watcom, Kenny McCormack, 09:00
- Open Watcom, Nickolai Leschov, 08:56
- Re: Initialization Problem, Thorsten Schilling, 08:56
- Re: "Continue" usage, mdh, 08:49
- Re: Initialization Problem, James Kuyper, 08:49
- Re: "Continue" usage, Ben Bacarisse, 08:45
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Ben Bacarisse, 08:23
- Re: the code of two-way linked list failed to be compiled., Richard, 08:22
- Re: "Continue" usage, Eric Sosman, 08:11
- Re: Alignment issues -- are they an issue?, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 08:11
- Re: the code of two-way linked list failed to be compiled., Kenny McCormack, 08:10
- Re: the code of two-way linked list failed to be compiled., Kenny McCormack, 08:09
- Re: Initialization of const variables and C standards (Was: Initialization of a const matrix implemented as pointer-to-pointer), Andrea Taverna (Tavs), 07:59
- Re: code question, Richard Heathfield, 07:57
- Re: Initialization Problem, Thorsten Schilling, 07:57
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Richard, 07:38
- Re: Initialization Problem, James Kuyper, 07:32
- Re: "Continue" usage, Richard Tobin, 07:32
- Re: "Continue" usage, Richard, 07:30
- Re: Efficiency, James Kuyper, 07:12
- Initialization Problem, Thorsten Schilling, 06:44
- Re: using a method as an lvalue and "invalid lvalue in assignment" compilation error, James Kuyper, 06:42
- Re: code question, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 06:20
- Re: Memory used by the program, Nick Keighley, 05:56
- Re: "Continue" usage, Chris Dollin, 05:52
- Re: Alignment issues -- are they an issue?, Nick Keighley, 05:45
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Chris Dollin, 05:40
- Re: Efficiency, Bartc, 05:23
- Alignment issues -- are they an issue?, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 04:58
- Memory used by the program, Horacius ReX, 04:51
- Re: "Continue" usage, Richard Heathfield, 04:37
- Re: "Continue" usage, CBFalconer, 04:06
- Re: code question, Richard Heathfield, 03:56
- Re: Efficiency, Flash Gordon, 03:29
- Re: code question, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 03:16
- Efficiency, Lars, 02:45
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 02:38
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 02:38
- Re: using a method as an lvalue and "invalid lvalue in assignment" compilation error, David Thompson, 02:37
- Re: Returning structures from functions., David Thompson, 02:37
- Re: How to use Internal Linkage Properly?, David Thompson, 02:37
- Re: Ex 7-5, David Thompson, 02:37
- Re: function name as function pointer, David Thompson, 02:37
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, David Thompson, 02:37
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, David Thompson, 02:37
- Re: Question about pointers, David Thompson, 02:37
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 01:48
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 01:29
- Re: the code of two-way linked list failed to be compiled., Ian Collins, 00:46
- Re: the code of two-way linked list failed to be compiled., Ian Collins, 00:45
September 21, 2008
- Re: "Continue" usage, mdh, 23:46
- Re: "Continue" usage, Richard Heathfield, 23:39
- "Continue" usage, mdh, 23:21
- Re: the code of two-way linked list failed to be compiled., Richard, 21:07
- Re: the code of two-way linked list failed to be compiled., Kenny McCormack, 20:40
- Re: the code of two-way linked list failed to be compiled., jameskuyper, 20:30
- Re: the code of two-way linked list failed to be compiled., CBFalconer, 20:14
- Re: prob with int**, Barry Schwarz, 19:07
- Re: prob with int**, Ben Bacarisse, 19:01
- Re: Can anyone help me with this code, Peter Nilsson, 18:48
- Webinar on Future of iPhone SDK and Basics of Objective C www.convensysglobal.com/elearn, babu8880@xxxxxxxxx, 16:44
- Re: the code of two-way linked list failed to be compiled., Martin Ambuhl, 16:20
- Re: the code of two-way linked list failed to be compiled., gw7rib, 15:33
- Re: prob with int**, Malcolm McLean, 14:25
- Re: prob with int**, Bartc, 14:05
- Re: prob with int**, Malcolm McLean, 13:50
- Re: the code of two-way linked list failed to be compiled., Richard, 13:49
- Re: the code of two-way linked list failed to be compiled., Martin Ambuhl, 13:26
- Re: the code of two-way linked list failed to be compiled., Martin Ambuhl, 13:25
- Re: prob with int**, Flash Gordon, 13:06
- Re: prob with int**, Bartc, 13:05
- Re: prob with int**, Bartc, 13:00
- Re: prob with int**, jameskuyper, 12:55
- Re: prob with int**, Barry Schwarz, 12:13
- Re: prob with int**, Malcolm McLean, 11:54
- Re: String Generation using Mask Parsing, Ben Bacarisse, 11:47
- Re: String Generation using Mask Parsing, Malcolm McLean, 11:41
- Re: prob with int**, Bartc, 11:13
- Re: the code of two-way linked list failed to be compiled., Joachim Schmitz, 10:42
- Re: String Generation using Mask Parsing, James Arnold, 10:39
- Re: the code of two-way linked list failed to be compiled., osmium, 10:38
- Re: the code of two-way linked list failed to be compiled., Eric Sosman, 10:34
- Re: String Generation using Mask Parsing, Trent Josephsen, 10:12
- the code of two-way linked list failed to be compiled., yang2006, 10:11
- Re: struct off by 3 per member, Harald van Dijk, 07:58
- Re: Check all errors in code?, Nick Keighley, 07:53
- Re: struct off by 3 per member, Nick Keighley, 07:44
- Re: prob with int**, Flash Gordon, 07:37
- Re: prob with int**, Nick Keighley, 07:32
- prob with int**, the consiglieri, 07:16
- Re: code question, Richard, 06:31
- Re: Socket C, Thiago Dantas, 06:04
- Re: code question, Keith Thompson, 03:55
- Re: code question, Richard Heathfield, 03:16
- Re: String Generation using Mask Parsing, Malcolm McLean, 03:16
- Re: code question, Richard Heathfield, 03:15
- Re: String Generation using Mask Parsing, CBFalconer, 01:10
- Re: code question, CBFalconer, 01:06
- Re: code question, CBFalconer, 00:58
- Re: code question, CBFalconer, 00:54
- Re: code question, Keith Thompson, 00:46
- Re: code question, Richard Heathfield, 00:24
- Secured Pharmacy - Anti-Acidity (we have it all...)ovxoe, karentataka@xxxxxxxxx, 00:05
September 20, 2008
- Re: code question, Default User, 22:56
- Re: code question, Richard, 22:08
- Re: code question, blargg, 21:57
- String Generation using Mask Parsing, James Arnold, 21:50
- Re: Socket C, Keith Thompson, 21:41
- Re: code question, Richard, 21:05
- Re: code question, Barry Schwarz, 20:50
- Re: code question, Ben Bacarisse, 20:21
- Re: Socket C, Richard Tobin, 18:58
- Re: struct off by 3 per member, Kenny McCormack, 18:53
- Re: code question, Richard, 18:48
- Re: code question, CBFalconer, 18:23
- Re: code question, Martien Verbruggen, 17:57
- Re: Socket C, Thiago Dantas, 17:09
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Richard Tobin, 16:59
- Re: code question, Richard Heathfield, 16:56
- Re: code question, Default User, 16:22
- Re: Check all errors in code?, vippstar, 15:09
- Re: Check all errors in code?, vippstar, 15:09
- Stats for comp.lang.c (last 7 days), CLC stats, 15:07
- Re: struct off by 3 per member, Flash Gordon, 14:53
- Re: struct off by 3 per member, Richard Heathfield, 13:33
- Re: code question, Barry Schwarz, 13:25
- Re: code question, Barry Schwarz, 13:25
- Re: code question, Barry Schwarz, 13:25
- Re: struct off by 3 per member, Keith Thompson, 13:14
- Re: Check all errors in code?, Keith Thompson, 13:03
- Re: code question, Richard, 13:02
- Re: Check all errors in code?, Harald van Dijk, 12:51
- Re: change the address of one element of int table?, Malcolm McLean, 12:14
- Re: change the address of one element of int table?, Ben Bacarisse, 10:33
- Re: struct off by 3 per member, Kenny McCormack, 10:00
- Re: change the address of one element of int table?, dopiotrko, 09:24
- Re: change the address of one element of int table?, dopiotrko, 09:22
- Re: Question about void pointers, Chris Torek, 08:58
- Re: code question, Nick Keighley, 08:57
- Re: change the address of one element of int table?, Eric Sosman, 08:53
- change the address of one element of int table?, dopiotrko, 08:44
- Re: code question, Ben Bacarisse, 08:03
- Re: Check all errors in code?, vippstar, 06:10
- Re: code question, Richard, 06:06
- Re: code question, Richard, 06:00
- Re: struct off by 3 per member, Keith Thompson, 03:40
- Re: Check all errors in code?, Keith Thompson, 03:34
- Re: Suggestions for Encryption Algorithms and Languages?? [ I'm new at this ], Richard Heathfield, 02:06
- Re: code question, Richard Heathfield, 01:56
- Re: code question, Richard Heathfield, 01:55
- Re: code question, Andrew Poelstra, 01:53
- Re: Suggestions for Encryption Algorithms and Languages?? [ I'm new at this ], CBFalconer, 00:58
- Re: code question, Andrew Poelstra, 00:58
- Re: code question, Ian Collins, 00:54
- Re: code question, CBFalconer, 00:50
- Re: code question, CBFalconer, 00:47
- Re: What's the position of pointers, CBFalconer, 00:44
- Re: Check all errors in code?, CBFalconer, 00:33
- Re: Check all errors in code?, CBFalconer, 00:24
- Re: struct off by 3 per member, CBFalconer, 00:12
September 19, 2008
- Re: Check all errors in code?, Keith Thompson, 23:52
- Re: struct off by 3 per member, js5895, 23:08
- Re: Check all errors in code?, Jack Klein, 22:58
- Re: code question, blargg, 22:29
- Re: code question, Ian Collins, 22:09
- Re: code question, Richard, 22:05
- Re: code question, Richard, 22:04
- Re: code question, Richard, 22:03
- Re: code question, Ian Collins, 21:51
- Re: code question, Bill Cunningham, 21:43
- Re: Suggestions for Encryption Algorithms and Languages?? [ I'm new at this ], Robert Blass, 21:29
- Re: code question, Bill Cunningham, 21:25
- Re: code question, Ben Bacarisse, 21:11
- Re: code question, Ian Collins, 21:01
- Re: code question, Ian Collins, 21:00
- Re: code question, Richard, 20:58
- Re: code question, Ian Collins, 20:58
- Re: code question, Richard, 20:56
- Re: code question, Richard, 20:54
- Re: code question, Bill Cunningham, 20:51
- Re: code question, Richard, 20:50
- Re: code question, Ian Collins, 20:48
- Re: code question, Richard, 20:45
- Re: code question, Bill Cunningham, 20:45
- Re: code question, Richard, 20:44
- Re: code question, Ian Collins, 20:34
- Re: code question, Barry Schwarz, 20:30
- Re: Initialization of const variables and C standards (Was: Initialization of a const matrix implemented as pointer-to-pointer), Barry Schwarz, 20:30
- Re: code question, Bill Cunningham, 20:29
- Re: code question, Bill Cunningham, 20:14
- Re: code question, Richard, 19:30
- Re: code question, Richard, 19:28
- Re: Check all errors in code?, christian.bau, 19:22
- Re: code question, Richard Heathfield, 18:48
- Re: code question, Andrew Poelstra, 18:42
- Re: code question, Andrew Poelstra, 18:39
- Re: code question, Ian Collins, 18:16
- Re: struct off by 3 per member, Gordon Burditt, 18:09
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Richard Tobin, 18:07
- Re: Check all errors in code?, Richard Tobin, 18:03
- Re: struct off by 3 per member, js5895, 17:43
- Re: code question, Bill Cunningham, 17:39
- Re: code question, Bill Cunningham, 17:36
- Re: Check all errors in code?, CBFalconer, 17:27
- Re: code question, Martin Ambuhl, 17:21
- Re: code question, Bill Cunningham, 17:16
- Re: code question, Ian Collins, 17:15
- Re: Enum problem..., Ian Collins, 17:10
- Re: code question, Richard Heathfield, 17:03
- Re: Check all errors in code?, Richard Heathfield, 16:53
- code question, Bill Cunningham, 16:52
- Re: Enum problem..., Bartc, 16:44
- Re: What's the position of pointers, CBFalconer, 16:40
- Re: Check all errors in code?, Ben Bacarisse, 16:28
- Re: Check all errors in code?, CBFalconer, 16:21
- Re: Socket C, Keith Thompson, 16:18
- Re: Check all errors in code?, CBFalconer, 16:18
- Re: Check all errors in code?, CBFalconer, 16:15
- Re: Socket C, CBFalconer, 16:04
- Re: struct off by 3 per member, Eric Sosman, 16:03
- Re: struct off by 3 per member, Gordon Burditt, 15:55
- Re: struct off by 3 per member, Keith Thompson, 15:52
- struct off by 3 per member, js5895, 15:33
- Re: Can anyone help me with this code, James Kuyper, 14:33
- Re: Can anyone help me with this code, Harald van Dijk, 14:02
- Initialization of const variables and C standards (Was: Initialization of a const matrix implemented as pointer-to-pointer), Andrea Taverna (Tavs), 13:43
- Re: Check all errors in code?, vippstar, 13:24
- Re: Can anyone help me with this code, vippstar, 13:09
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Richard, 13:05
- Re: Check all errors in code?, Keith Thompson, 12:51
- Re: Socket C, Richard Tobin, 12:37
- Re: Socket C, Keith Thompson, 12:31
- Re: getting current timestamp in micro secs, Eric Sosman, 12:30
- Re: [OT] Socket C, viza, 12:27
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Keith Thompson, 12:26
- Re: Check all errors in code?, Richard Heathfield, 12:24
- Re: strange array shift, Keith Thompson, 12:14
- Re: Check all errors in code?, Ben Bacarisse, 12:09
- Re: Check all errors in code?, Keith Thompson, 12:07
- Re: even or odd, Richard Heathfield, 12:06
- Re: Check all errors in code?, Richard Heathfield, 12:04
- Re: even or odd, Scott Fluhrer, 11:49
- Re: Check all errors in code?, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 11:48
- Re: Check all errors in code?, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 11:40
- Re: Check all errors in code?, Richard Heathfield, 11:40
- Re: Socket C, Thiago Dantas, 11:23
- Re: Can anyone help me with this code, James Kuyper, 11:22
- Re: Check all errors in code?, christian.bau, 11:15
- Re: Top-posting (was: malloc for members of a structure and a segmentation fault), Richard Harter, 11:13
- Re: getting current timestamp in micro secs, Ben Bacarisse, 11:11
- Re: Check all errors in code?, Richard Heathfield, 11:05
- Re: Socket C, Richard Heathfield, 11:04
- Re: Check all errors in code?, CBFalconer, 10:54
- Re: Check all errors in code?, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 10:52
- Re: Check all errors in code?, Richard Heathfield, 10:52
- Socket C, Thiago Dantas, 10:52
- Re: Check all errors in code?, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 10:34
- Re: getting current timestamp in micro secs, Eric Sosman, 10:32
- Re: Check all errors in code?, Ben Bacarisse, 10:26
- Re: Efficiency, Eric Sosman, 10:25
- Re: Check all errors in code?, James Kuyper, 09:52
- Re: Can anyone help me with this code, CBFalconer, 09:44
- Re: What's the position of pointers, CBFalconer, 09:40
- Efficiency, Lars, 09:37
- Re: Check all errors in code?, Richard Tobin, 09:36
- Re: Check all errors in code?, CBFalconer, 09:28
- Re: Check all errors in code?, Richard Heathfield, 09:27
- Re: Check all errors in code?, Andrew Poelstra, 09:25
- Re: Check all errors in code?, Richard Tobin, 09:25
- Re: even or odd, Richard Heathfield, 09:23
- Re: even or odd, CBFalconer, 09:14
- Re: getting current timestamp in micro secs, Kenny McCormack, 08:55
- Re: strange array shift, MN, 08:06
- Re: Check all errors in code?, James Kuyper, 08:05
- Re: Check all errors in code?, pete, 07:39
- Re: strange array shift, gw7rib, 07:27
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard Heathfield, 07:17
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Ben Bacarisse, 07:05
- Re: strange array shift, MN, 07:05
- Re: Check all errors in code?, Richard Heathfield, 07:03
- Re: Check all errors in code?, James Kuyper, 06:34
- Re: Check all errors in code?, James Kuyper, 06:32
- Re: Can anyone help me with this code, vippstar, 06:28
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard Heathfield, 06:19
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Richard Bos, 06:05
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard Bos, 06:03
- Re: Check all errors in code?, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 06:02
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 06:02
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard Bos, 06:00
- Re: Check all errors in code?, Nick Keighley, 05:19
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard Heathfield, 04:55
- Re: Check all errors in code?, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 04:54
- Re: Check all errors in code?, Nick Keighley, 04:40
- Re: Check all errors in code?, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 04:38
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 04:37
- Re: Check all errors in code?, Richard Heathfield, 04:28
- Re: Check all errors in code?, Ian Collins, 04:24
- Re: strange array shift, Richard Heathfield, 04:19
- Re: Check all errors in code?, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 04:16
- Re: How do you track type information when converting int* to void*, Nick Keighley, 04:16
- Re: getting current timestamp in micro secs, Nick Keighley, 04:08
- Re: Check all errors in code?, Ian Collins, 04:08
- Check all errors in code?, lovecreatesbea...@xxxxxxxxx, 04:03
- Re: even or odd, Gilbert Hamm, 04:03
- Re: even or odd, Richard Heathfield, 04:01
- Re: getting current timestamp in micro secs, Nick Keighley, 03:58
- Re: Top-posting (was: malloc for members of a structure and a segmentation fault), Richard Heathfield, 03:38
- Re: malloc for members of a structure and a segmentation fault, Richard Heathfield, 03:32
- strange array shift, MN, 03:04
- www.ciciaaa.cn Affliction t shirts, affliction jeans, affliction hoodies, cicitrade02, 02:54
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ? OT, Flash Gordon, 02:32
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ? OT, jellybean stonerfish, 02:22
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ? OT, arnuld, 01:35
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ? OT, jellybean stonerfish, 01:20
September 18, 2008
- Top-posting (was: malloc for members of a structure and a segmentation fault), CBFalconer, 23:14
- Re: Enum problem..., Jack Klein, 22:07
- Re: Negative values in unsigned int, Keith Thompson, 21:43
- Re: Negative values in unsigned int, Barry Schwarz, 21:30
- Re: How do you track type information when converting int* to void*, Eric Sosman, 21:21
- Re: malloc for members of a structure and a segmentation fault, Andrew Poelstra, 20:42
- Re: malloc for members of a structure and a segmentation fault, christian.bau, 17:38
- Sorting [Was: Re: Question about void pointers], Eric Sosman, 17:07
- Re: How do you track type information when converting int* to void*, blargg, 17:00
- Re: Enum problem..., gw7rib, 16:53
- Re: Enum problem..., Lowell Gilbert, 15:39
- Re: Enum problem..., James Kuyper, 15:20
- Re: getting current timestamp in micro secs, Default User, 15:09
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Default User, 15:02
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Default User, 14:52
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Default User, 14:44
- Re: Question about void pointers, raphfrk, 14:26
- Re: Enum problem..., August Karlstrom, 14:02
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 13:46
- Re: Can anyone help me with this code, Sensei, 13:45
- Re: Array initialization error "expected an expression", Keith Thompson, 13:45
- Re: Enum problem..., aburry, 12:36
- Re: getting current timestamp in micro secs, Keith Thompson, 12:27
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Keith Thompson, 12:10
- Re: Question about void pointers, Keith Thompson, 12:02
- Re: getting current timestamp in micro secs, Kenny McCormack, 11:00
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Ben Bacarisse, 10:52
- Re: getting current timestamp in micro secs, James Kuyper, 10:18
- Re: Enum problem..., Chris Dollin, 10:10
- Re: C FAQ 15.2, James Kuyper, 10:08
- Re: question realted to void *, James Kuyper, 09:59
- Re: Enum problem..., Rohit, 09:44
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, James Kuyper, 09:41
- Re: getting current timestamp in micro secs, REH, 09:40
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, James Kuyper, 09:31
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, James Kuyper, 09:26
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard Heathfield, 09:25
- Re: scanf for char input getting skipped, Richard Heathfield, 09:18
- Re: short circuit evaluation, James Kuyper, 09:10
- Re: Enum problem..., CBFalconer, 09:08
- Re: short circuit evaluation, James Kuyper, 09:06
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 09:06
- Re: Question about void pointers, James Kuyper, 09:01
- Re: Question about void pointers, James Kuyper, 08:56
- Re: getting current timestamp in micro secs, Kenny McCormack, 08:38
- Re: getting current timestamp in micro secs, Kenny McCormack, 08:37
- Re: scanf for char input getting skipped, CBFalconer, 08:37
- Re: Enum problem..., Chris Dollin, 08:33
- Re: getting current timestamp in micro secs, Kenny McCormack, 08:33
- Re: getting current timestamp in micro secs, Kenny McCormack, 08:29
- Re: getting current timestamp in micro secs, Kenny McCormack, 08:26
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard Heathfield, 08:15
- Re: How do you track type information when converting int* to void*, Richard Heathfield, 08:01
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 07:58
- Enum problem..., Rohit, 07:57
- Re: How do you track type information when converting int* to void*, Nick Keighley, 07:48
- How do you track type information when converting int* to void*, Chad, 07:27
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard Heathfield, 07:16
- Q & A type lessons, gaur.bca2020@xxxxxxxxx, 07:14
- Re: Array initialization error "expected an expression", Nick Keighley, 07:06
- Re: Array initialization error "expected an expression", Nick Keighley, 07:05
- Marketing On Internet, Internet Marketing, 07:03
- Re: Array initialization error "expected an expression", Rohit, 06:43
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 06:42
- Re: Array initialization error "expected an expression", Chris Dollin, 06:41
- Re: Array initialization error "expected an expression", Nick Keighley, 06:27
- Re: Array initialization error "expected an expression", Chris Dollin, 06:18
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 06:17
- Re: getting current timestamp in micro secs, Nick Keighley, 06:15
- Re: Array initialization error "expected an expression", Rohit, 06:10
- Re: C FAQ 15.2, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 05:57
- Re: Array initialization error "expected an expression", Chris Dollin, 05:56
- Re: C FAQ 15.2, arnuld, 05:53
- Re: getting current timestamp in micro secs, Chris Dollin, 05:45
- Re: getting current timestamp in micro secs, Richard Heathfield, 05:33
- Re: scanf for char input getting skipped, Richard, 05:26
- Re: getting current timestamp in micro secs, Richard, 05:25
- Re: getting current timestamp in micro secs, Richard Heathfield, 05:23
- Array initialization error "expected an expression", Rohit, 05:22
- Re: scanf for char input getting skipped, Richard Heathfield, 05:18
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard Heathfield, 05:14
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard Heathfield, 05:06
- Re: getting current timestamp in micro secs, Chris Dollin, 05:05
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard Heathfield, 05:04
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard Heathfield, 04:53
- Re: Suggestions for Encryption Algorithms and Languages?? [ I'm new at this ], Richard Heathfield, 04:51
- Re: getting current timestamp in micro secs, Antoninus Twink, 04:39
- Re: BMP draw......., MisterE, 04:38
- Re: getting current timestamp in micro secs, Richard Bos, 04:37
- news://news.openwatcom.org doesn't respond, Nickolai Leschov, 04:31
- Re: scanf for char input getting skipped, Richard, 04:28
- Re: getting current timestamp in micro secs, Richard, 04:21
- Re: getting current timestamp in micro secs, Ian Collins, 04:06
- Re: getting current timestamp in micro secs, Neel, 04:03
- Re: C FAQ 15.2, saurabh, 04:01
- LibGenCrack released, Gianni, 03:58
- Re: getting current timestamp in micro secs, Richard Bos, 03:47
- Re: Question about void pointers, Richard Bos, 03:41
- Re: getting current timestamp in micro secs, Erik Trulsson, 03:40
- Re: C FAQ 15.2, Keith Thompson, 03:35
- Re: C FAQ 15.2, Chris Dollin, 03:27
- Re: Question about void pointers, Nick Keighley, 03:23
- Re: getting current timestamp in micro secs, Flash Gordon, 03:22
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 03:21
- Re: Question about void pointers, Chris Dollin, 03:11
- Re: Question about void pointers, Chris Dollin, 03:07
- Re: getting current timestamp in micro secs, Ashit Vora, 03:06
- Q & A type lessons, delhi institute of management & services, 03:04
- Re: getting current timestamp in micro secs, Martin Ambuhl, 03:01
- Re: C FAQ 15.2, arnuld, 02:59
- Re: getting current timestamp in micro secs, Ashit Vora, 02:54
- Re: getting current timestamp in micro secs, Ian Collins, 02:42
- Re: C FAQ 15.2, Ian Collins, 02:41
- getting current timestamp in micro secs, Ashit Vora, 02:35
- getting current timestamp in micro secs, Ashit Vora, 02:32
- Re: C FAQ 15.2, arnuld, 02:03
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 01:55
- Re: scanf for char input getting skipped, CBFalconer, 01:31
- Re: C FAQ 15.2, Ian Collins, 01:12
- Re: question realted to void *, Harald van Dijk, 00:49
- Re: Negative values in unsigned int, Keith Thompson, 00:30
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Andrew Poelstra, 00:06
- Re: scanf for char input getting skipped, Keith Thompson, 00:06
- Re: Question about void pointers, Keith Thompson, 00:00
September 17, 2008
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, William Pursell, 23:59
- Re: short circuit evaluation, Keith Thompson, 23:51
- Re: Suggestions for Encryption Algorithms and Languages?? [ I'm new at this ], William Pursell, 23:51
- Re: Negative values in unsigned int, Barry Schwarz, 23:44
- Re: scanf for char input getting skipped, Andrew Poelstra, 23:13
- Re: scanf for char input getting skipped, Richard Heathfield, 23:00
- Re: scanf for char input getting skipped, FerrisUML, 22:42
- Re: scanf for char input getting skipped, Richard Heathfield, 22:38
- scanf for char input getting skipped, FerrisUML, 22:28
- scanf for char input getting skipped, FerrisUML, 22:21
- Re: Question about void pointers, s0suk3, 22:05
- Re: short circuit evaluation, CBFalconer, 21:33
- Re: short circuit evaluation, CBFalconer, 21:29
- Re: question realted to void *, Peter Nilsson, 21:23
- Re: Question about void pointers, Richard Heathfield, 21:17
- Re: Question about void pointers, CBFalconer, 21:14
- Re: Question about void pointers, CBFalconer, 21:03
- Re: Question about void pointers, CBFalconer, 20:59
- Re: Question about void pointers, CBFalconer, 20:52
- Re: question realted to void *, Chad, 20:49
- Re: question realted to void *, Keith Thompson, 20:24
- Milenko Kindl itpiotpoi, yuma, 19:50
- Re: question realted to void *, pete, 19:05
- Re: Question about void pointers, Keith Thompson, 18:57
- Re: Can anyone help me with this code, pete, 18:55
- Re: Can anyone help me with this code, Peter Nilsson, 18:33
- Re: Suggestions for Encryption Algorithms and Languages?? [ I'm new at this ], Richard Heathfield, 18:20
- Re: question realted to void *, jameskuyper, 17:33
- Re: question realted to void *, Harald van Dijk, 17:21
- Re: Launch/kill process in std C ?, Keith Thompson, 16:50
- Re: Question about void pointers, s0suk3, 16:40
- Re: question realted to void *, jameskuyper, 16:40
- Re: Launch/kill process in std C ?, Gordon Burditt, 16:31
- Re: Question about void pointers, jameskuyper, 16:30
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 16:25
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 16:18
- Re: Question about void pointers, jameskuyper, 16:17
- Re: Question about void pointers, Eric Sosman, 15:24
- Re: Question about void pointers, s0suk3, 15:01
- Re: Question about void pointers, s0suk3, 14:48
- Re: Question about void pointers, Keith Thompson, 14:45
- Re: question realted to void *, Keith Thompson, 14:38
- Re: Question about void pointers, James Kuyper, 14:36
- Re: Question about void pointers, Kenny McCormack, 14:25
- Re: Question about void pointers, s0suk3, 14:24
- Re: Question about void pointers, Richard, 14:24
- Re: Question about void pointers, Kenny McCormack, 14:22
- Re: Question about void pointers, Eric Sosman, 14:12
- Re: Question about void pointers, James Kuyper, 13:54
- air force 1&air jordan shoes paypal sell, shoes wholesale, 13:50
- Re: question realted to void *, Harald van Dijk, 13:48
- Re: question realted to void *, James Kuyper, 13:37
- Re: Question about void pointers, Keith Thompson, 13:36
- Re: short circuit evaluation, James Kuyper, 13:32
- Re: question realted to void *, Andrey Tarasevich, 13:30
- Re: Question about void pointers, James Kuyper, 13:30
- Suggestions for Encryption Algorithms and Languages?? [ I'm new at this ], Robert Blass, 13:23
- Re: Question about void pointers, s0suk3, 13:20
- Re: Question about void pointers, James Kuyper, 13:18
- Re: Question about void pointers, s0suk3, 13:11
- Re: Can anyone help me with this code, Antoninus Twink, 13:08
- Re: short circuit evaluation, Keith Thompson, 13:06
- Re: Question about void pointers, Keith Thompson, 13:01
- Re: Question about void pointers, Keith Thompson, 12:57
- Re: Question about void pointers, James Kuyper, 12:55
- Re: question realted to void *, Keith Thompson, 12:43
- Re: Question about void pointers, vippstar, 12:25
- Re: Question about void pointers, CBFalconer, 12:23
- Re: Question about void pointers, Richard Tobin, 12:22
- Re: Need a language lawer, CBFalconer, 12:19
- Re: short circuit evaluation, CBFalconer, 12:15
- Re: Question about void pointers, vippstar, 12:12
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Keith Thompson, 12:11
- Re: Question about void pointers, vippstar, 12:09
- Re: Question about void pointers, Keith Thompson, 11:56
- Re: Question about void pointers, Keith Thompson, 11:51
- Re: Question about void pointers, Richard, 11:45
- Re: Question about void pointers, Richard, 11:44
- Re: Question about void pointers, s0suk3, 11:40
- Re: Question about void pointers, Richard, 11:35
- Re: Question about void pointers, Richard, 11:33
- Re: Question about void pointers, Chris Dollin, 11:28
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard, 11:24
- Re: Question about void pointers, Keith Thompson, 11:24
- Re: Question about void pointers, vippstar, 11:22
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard Heathfield, 11:16
- Re: Question about void pointers, Eric Sosman, 11:05
- Re: Question about void pointers, s0suk3, 10:55
- Re: Question about void pointers, s0suk3, 10:42
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, James Kuyper, 10:27
- Re: Can anyone help me with this code, aburry, 10:25
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Ben Bacarisse, 10:19
- Re: Can anyone help me with this code, Ben Bacarisse, 10:14
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, James Kuyper, 10:06
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 10:05
- Re: Question about void pointers, Ben Bacarisse, 10:01
- Re: Can anyone help me with this code, aburry, 09:56
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 09:55
- Re: Can anyone help me with this code, Andrew Poelstra, 09:39
- Re: Question about void pointers, Richard, 09:32
- Re: Question about void pointers, Richard, 09:29
- Re: Question about void pointers, Richard, 09:26
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Nick Keighley, 09:25
- Re: Question about void pointers, Richard, 09:24
- Re: Question about void pointers, James Kuyper, 09:19
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard Heathfield, 09:10
- Re: Question about void pointers, Ben Bacarisse, 08:55
- Re: Question about void pointers, Chris Dollin, 08:51
- Re: Question about void pointers, vippstar, 08:49
- Re: Question about void pointers, Robert Gamble, 08:37
- Re: Question about void pointers, vippstar, 08:27
- Re: question realted to void *, Ben Bacarisse, 08:21
- Re: Can anyone help me with this code, James Kuyper, 08:15
- Re: Question about void pointers, Richard, 08:05
- Re: Question about void pointers, Richard, 08:04
- Re: Can anyone help me with this code, Ben Bacarisse, 08:03
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 07:51
- Re: question realted to void *, James Kuyper, 07:48
- Re: short circuit evaluation, James Kuyper, 07:22
- Re: Can anyone help me with this code, vippstar, 07:14
- Re: Need a language lawer, Bill Leary, 07:10
- Re: Launch/kill process in std C ?, viza, 07:08
- Re: Ex 7-5, Ben Bacarisse, 06:53
- Re: Need a language lawer, Richard Bos, 06:52
- Re: Launch/kill process in std C ?, Ron Ford, 06:24
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Ron Ford, 06:18
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard Heathfield, 05:37
- Re: Can anyone help me with this code, sh . vipin, 05:18
- Re: short circuit evaluation, Joachim Schmitz, 04:47
- Re: Can anyone help me with this code, insirawali, 04:44
- Re: Question about void pointers, Nick Keighley, 04:43
- Re: Question about void pointers, Nick Keighley, 04:28
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 04:13
- Re: Question about void pointers, Nick Keighley, 04:02
- Re: Launch/kill process in std C ?, Richard Heathfield, 03:58
- Re: Negative values in unsigned int, Urs Thuermann, 03:58
- Launch/kill process in std C ?, Guillaume Dargaud, 03:52
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard Heathfield, 03:45
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard Heathfield, 03:38
- Re: Can anyone help me with this code, Ron Ford, 03:38
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Nick Keighley, 03:34
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Nick Keighley, 03:28
- Re: Question about void pointers, Keith Thompson, 03:20
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard Heathfield, 03:17
- Re: Need a language lawer, Nick Keighley, 03:05
- Re: Question about void pointers, Owen Jacobson, 03:02
- Re: Can anyone help me with this code, Richard Heathfield, 03:01
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 02:59
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard Heathfield, 02:57
- Re: Question about void pointers, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 02:30
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard Heathfield, 02:29
- Re: Can anyone help me with this code, Sensei, 02:29
- Re: question realted to void *, Richard Heathfield, 02:21
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Ron Ford, 02:17
- Can anyone help me with this code, insirawali, 01:43
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 01:33
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 01:07
- Re: question realted to void *, junky_fellow@xxxxxxxxxxx, 01:02
- Re: Ex 7-5, Ron Ford, 00:55
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard Heathfield, 00:37
- Re: Need a language lawer, Barry Schwarz, 00:23
- Re: Question about void pointers, Barry Schwarz, 00:23
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Old Wolf, 00:04
September 16, 2008
- Re: Ex 7-5, Ben Bacarisse, 23:19
- Re: Need a language lawer, Ron Ford, 22:54
- Re: short circuit evaluation, Keith Thompson, 22:46
- Re: Ex 7-5, Ron Ford, 22:44
- Re: Question about void pointers, Keith Thompson, 22:32
- Re: Question about void pointers, Keith Thompson, 22:07
- Re: Question about void pointers, Ben Bacarisse, 21:57
- Re: Question about void pointers, Richard, 21:44
- Re: Question about void pointers, Keith Thompson, 21:38
- Re: Ex 7-5, Ben Bacarisse, 21:33
- Re: short circuit evaluation, pete, 21:31
- Re: Question about void pointers, pete, 21:14
- Re: Question about void pointers, Richard, 21:10
- Re: Question about void pointers, Keith Thompson, 20:51
- Re: Ex 7-5, Ron Ford, 20:41
- Re: Question about void pointers, Ben Bacarisse, 20:40
- Re: Question about void pointers, Eric Sosman, 20:28
- Re: short circuit evaluation, Ben Bacarisse, 20:28
- Re: Question about void pointers, Peter Nilsson, 20:27
- Re: Question about void pointers, Peter Nilsson, 20:27
- Re: Question about void pointers, Richard, 20:20
- Re: Question about void pointers, Ben Bacarisse, 20:16
- Re: Question about void pointers, Keith Thompson, 19:49
- Re: short circuit evaluation, Richard, 19:48
- Re: Problem with Array size, Richard, 19:40
- Re: Question about void pointers, Antoninus Twink, 19:34
- Re: Question about void pointers, Richard Heathfield, 19:32
- Re: Question about void pointers, CBFalconer, 19:30
- Re: Question about void pointers, Richard Heathfield, 19:27
- Re: Question about void pointers, Peter Nilsson, 19:20
- Re: Problem with Array size, Antoninus Twink, 19:14
- Re: Question about void pointers, Keith Thompson, 19:09
- Re: Question about void pointers, Antoninus Twink, 19:06
- Re: Question about void pointers, Antoninus Twink, 19:03
- Re: Question about void pointers, Antoninus Twink, 19:00
- Re: libtool, Antoninus Twink, 18:55
- Re: short circuit evaluation, Peter Nilsson, 18:48
- Re: short circuit evaluation, blargg, 18:39
- Re: question realted to void *, Richard Heathfield, 18:37
- Re: question realted to void *, blargg, 18:28
- Re: question realted to void *, Peter Nilsson, 18:23
- Re: question realted to void *, CBFalconer, 18:07
- Re: short circuit evaluation, CBFalconer, 18:04
- Re: Question about void pointers, Richard, 18:03
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard Heathfield, 18:02
- Re: Question about void pointers, CBFalconer, 17:58
- Re: Question about void pointers, CBFalconer, 17:49
- Re: Question about void pointers, Richard, 17:48
- Re: question realted to void *, Keith Thompson, 17:48
- Re: Question about void pointers, CBFalconer, 17:35
- Re: Problem with Array size, Default User, 17:32
- Re: Question about void pointers, Richard, 17:27
- Re: Question about void pointers, Richard, 17:25
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Old Wolf, 17:24
- Re: Problem with Array size, CBFalconer, 17:20
- Re: Question about void pointers, Keith Thompson, 16:59
- Re: Question about void pointers, Kenny McCormack, 16:26
- Re: question realted to void *, Malcolm McLean, 16:16
- Re: Question about void pointers, s0suk3, 16:14
- Re: Question about void pointers, vippstar, 16:13
- Re: Question about void pointers, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 16:07
- Re: Question about void pointers, jameskuyper, 16:07
- Re: Question about void pointers, Eric Sosman, 15:52
- Re: Question about void pointers, Keith Thompson, 15:49
- Re: question realted to void *, Eric Sosman, 15:48
- Re: Question about void pointers, jameskuyper, 15:40
- Re: question realted to void *, aburry, 15:38
- Re: Problem with Array size, Default User, 15:35
- Re: Question about void pointers, jameskuyper, 15:22
- Re: Question about void pointers, Keith Thompson, 15:20
- Re: Question about void pointers, Richard, 15:13
- Re: Question about void pointers, s0suk3, 15:09
- Re: Question about void pointers, Richard, 15:09
- Re: Question about void pointers, jameskuyper, 15:05
- question realted to void *, junky_fellow@xxxxxxxxxxx, 14:54
- Re: libtool, Kenny McCormack, 14:50
- Re: Question about void pointers, Keith Thompson, 14:47
- Re: Question about void pointers, Keith Thompson, 14:34
- Re: malloc for members of a structure and a segmentation fault, Richard Heathfield, 14:09
- Re: Question about void pointers, s0suk3, 14:07
- Re: libtool, Richard Heathfield, 14:01
- Re: libtool, Richard, 13:58
- Re: Question about void pointers, Eric Sosman, 13:51
- Re: Question about void pointers, Richard, 13:41
- Re: Question about void pointers, Richard, 13:39
- Re: Question about void pointers, sh . vipin, 13:38
- Re: Question about void pointers, Keith Thompson, 13:36
- Re: Question about void pointers, jameskuyper, 13:35
- Re: Question about void pointers, Ben Pfaff, 13:33
- Re: short circuit evaluation, Ben Pfaff, 13:31
- Re: Question about void pointers, Keith Thompson, 13:30
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- Re: malloc for members of a structure and a segmentation fault, Flash Gordon, 13:25
- Re: short circuit evaluation, Kenny McCormack, 13:16
- Re: short circuit evaluation, Ben Pfaff, 13:14
- Re: Question about void pointers, s0suk3, 13:11
- Re: Question about void pointers, vippstar, 13:06
- Re: libtool, jameskuyper, 13:03
- Re: short circuit evaluation, Keith Thompson, 13:02
- Re: Question about void pointers, s0suk3, 12:59
- Re: Question about void pointers, raphfrk, 12:53
- Re: Question about void pointers, raphfrk, 12:51
- Re: Question about void pointers, Keith Thompson, 12:46
- Re: Question about void pointers, Richard, 12:43
- Re: short circuit evaluation, vippstar, 12:42
- Re: short circuit evaluation, Keith Thompson, 12:42
- Re: short circuit evaluation, jameskuyper, 12:38
- Re: Question about void pointers, Ben Pfaff, 12:36
- Re: short circuit evaluation, vippstar, 12:32
- Re: short circuit evaluation, Kenny McCormack, 12:32
- Re: Question about void pointers, vippstar, 12:27
- Re: short circuit evaluation, sh . vipin, 12:23
- Re: libtool, Richard, 12:23
- Re: short circuit evaluation, Richard, 12:16
- Re: Question about void pointers, sh . vipin, 12:13
- Re: short circuit evaluation, vippstar, 11:58
- Re: short circuit evaluation, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 11:56
- short circuit evaluation, Lassie, 11:55
- Re: Question about void pointers, vippstar, 11:20
- Question about void pointers, raphfrk, 11:15
- Re: libtool, jameskuyper, 11:01
- Re: libtool, Richard, 10:23
- Re: libtool, jameskuyper, 10:19
- Re: how to use unicode in c under linux?, flywav, 09:06
- Re: how to use unicode in c under linux?, Richard Tobin, 07:06
- Re: Pointers are pased by copying ?, arnuld, 05:26
- Re: Need a language lawer, MisterE, 05:25
- Re: how to use unicode in c under linux?, flywav, 05:12
- Re: Need a language lawer, Dingjiu, 05:11
- Re: Need a language lawer, Nick Keighley, 04:56
- Re: Need a language lawer, Zara, 04:47
- Re: problem with the C compiler and OPNET, Nick Keighley, 04:31
- Need a language lawer, Dingjiu, 04:11
- Re: how to use unicode in c under linux?, Richard Tobin, 04:03
- Re: Pointers are pased by copying ?, Richard Bos, 03:48
- Re: malloc for members of a structure and a segmentation fault, Nick Keighley, 03:45
- Re: libtool, Mark McIntyre, 03:24
- Re: Pointers are pased by copying ?, Kenny McCormack, 02:55
- Re: libtool, Kenny McCormack, 02:53
- Re: Pointers are pased by copying ?, Richard Heathfield, 02:37
- Re: tilde, Richard Heathfield, 02:32
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard Heathfield, 02:28
- Re: libtool, Antoninus Twink, 02:13
- Re: how to use unicode in c under linux?, flywav, 02:11
- Re: Pointers are pased by copying ?, Andrew Poelstra, 02:04
- Re: Pointers are pased by copying ?, Ian Collins, 00:53
- Re: libtool, CBFalconer, 00:44
- Pointers are pased by copying ?, arnuld, 00:44
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 00:37
- Re: free const'ed memory without warning?, CBFalconer, 00:34
- Re: Problem with Array size, CBFalconer, 00:25
- Re: Problem with Array size, CBFalconer, 00:22
- Re: Problem with Array size, CBFalconer, 00:12
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, CBFalconer, 00:01
September 15, 2008
- Re: malloc for members of a structure and a segmentation fault, William Pursell, 23:46
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, CBFalconer, 23:46
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, CBFalconer, 23:43
- Re: tilde, osmium, 22:56
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Old Wolf, 22:37
- Re: libtool, James Kuyper, 22:31
- Re: malloc for members of a structure and a segmentation fault, Barry Schwarz, 22:26
- Re: libtool, viza, 21:42
- Re: libtool, James Kuyper, 20:52
- Re: libtool, Alcari The Mad, 20:39
- Re: libtool, James Kuyper, 20:37
- Re: calling qsort, James Kuyper, 20:23
- Re: Structures with variable length array known at compile time, Old Wolf, 19:50
- Re: libtool, Antoninus Twink, 19:45
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Kenny McCormack, 19:40
- Re: tilde, Bill Cunningham, 19:39
- Re: malloc for members of a structure and a segmentation fault, Richard Heathfield, 18:48
- Re: malloc for members of a structure and a segmentation fault, jbholman, 18:33
- Re: tilde, Keith Thompson, 18:28
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Antoninus Twink, 18:12
- Re: malloc for members of a structure and a segmentation fault, Flash Gordon, 18:08
- Re: malloc for members of a structure and a segmentation fault, vippstar, 18:04
- Re: malloc for members of a structure and a segmentation fault, Flash Gordon, 17:53
- Re: malloc for members of a structure and a segmentation fault, Richard Tobin, 17:53
- Re: malloc for members of a structure and a segmentation fault, Mark McIntyre, 17:38
- Re: problem with the C compiler and OPNET, Mark McIntyre, 17:35
- Re: tilde, Bill Cunningham, 17:33
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard Heathfield, 17:28
- Re: malloc for members of a structure and a segmentation fault, Antoninus Twink, 17:28
- Re: Structures with variable length array known at compile time, Richard Heathfield, 17:26
- Re: malloc for members of a structure and a segmentation fault, vippstar, 17:24
- Re: malloc for members of a structure and a segmentation fault, Gordon Burditt, 17:20
- Re: malloc for members of a structure and a segmentation fault, gw7rib, 17:16
- Re: malloc for members of a structure and a segmentation fault, Richard Tobin, 17:14
- Re: malloc for members of a structure and a segmentation fault, Default User, 17:13
- Re: malloc for members of a structure and a segmentation fault, jbholman, 17:12
- Re: Ex 7-5, jameskuyper, 17:03
- Re: malloc for members of a structure and a segmentation fault, vippstar, 16:59
- Re: malloc for members of a structure and a segmentation fault, jbholman, 16:55
- Re: Problem with Array size, Keith Thompson, 16:54
- Re: free const'ed memory without warning?, Keith Thompson, 16:53
- Re: free const'ed memory without warning?, dj3vande, 16:50
- Re: free const'ed memory without warning?, gw7rib, 16:50
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, jameskuyper, 16:49
- Re: problem with the C compiler and OPNET, Kenny McCormack, 16:48
- Re: malloc for members of a structure and a segmentation fault, vippstar, 16:47
- Re: Problem with Array size, Kenny McCormack, 16:46
- Re: Structures with variable length array known at compile time, Kenny McCormack, 16:45
- malloc for members of a structure and a segmentation fault, jbholman, 16:44
- tilde, Bill Cunningham, 16:44
- Re: tilde, vippstar, 16:39
- Re: Problem with Array size, vippstar, 16:37
- Re: Problem with Array size, vippstar, 16:34
- Re: Problem with Array size, Default User, 16:34
- Re: Problem with Array size, CBFalconer, 16:32
- Re: Problem with Array size, Keith Thompson, 16:29
- Re: free const'ed memory without warning?, vippstar, 16:25
- free const'ed memory without warning?, Tichodroma, 16:20
- Re: Ex 7-5, CBFalconer, 16:19
- Re: Structures with variable length array known at compile time, Keith Thompson, 16:17
- Re: Ex 7-5, mdh, 16:15
- Re: Structures with variable length array known at compile time, vippstar, 16:15
- Re: Problem with Array size, vippstar, 16:11
- Re: Problem with Array size, vippstar, 16:10
- Re: Structures with variable length array known at compile time, CBFalconer, 16:07
- Re: tilde, Keith Thompson, 16:06
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Keith Thompson, 15:54
- Re: tilde, vippstar, 15:53
- Re: problem with the C compiler and OPNET, Ginu, 15:52
- Re: Problem with Array size, Martin Ambuhl, 15:51
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, jameskuyper, 15:48
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, CBFalconer, 15:46
- Re: Problem with Array size, Keith Thompson, 15:36
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, CBFalconer, 15:35
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, CBFalconer, 15:30
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- Re: problem with the C compiler and OPNET, Kenny McCormack, 14:43
- Re: Ex 7-5, jameskuyper, 14:42
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Flash Gordon, 14:28
- Re: Problem with Array size, vippstar, 14:25
- Re: calling qsort, Ralf Damaschke, 14:16
- Re: problem with the C compiler and OPNET, Keith Thompson, 14:14
- Re: problem with the C compiler and OPNET, Kenny McCormack, 14:12
- Re: Problem with Array size, Thomas Austad, 14:10
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, Eric Sosman, 14:03
- Re: problem with the C compiler and OPNET, s0suk3, 13:58
- Re: calling qsort, Kenny McCormack, 13:47
- Re: Negative values in unsigned int, Eric Sosman, 13:42
- Re: problem with the C compiler and OPNET, Kenny McCormack, 13:40
- Re: Ex 7-5, mdh, 13:33
- problem with the C compiler and OPNET, Ginu, 13:15
- Re: Problem with Array size, s0suk3, 13:05
- Re: Problem with Array size, Richard Heathfield, 13:00
- Re: Problem with Array size, biplab, 12:59
- Problem with Array size, biplab, 12:55
- Re: What's the position of pointers, REH, 12:33
- Re: Structures with variable length array known at compile time, aramosfet, 12:31
- Re: Problem: assignment of read-only member, aburry, 12:30
- Re: Negative values in unsigned int, Keith Thompson, 12:26
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Keith Thompson, 11:57
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, vippstar, 11:39
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, Richard Heathfield, 11:26
- Re: Complex static memory structures and content, Ben Bacarisse, 11:10
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, vippstar, 11:09
- Re: Complex static memory structures and content, Eric Sosman, 10:57
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, John Bode, 10:53
- Re: Structures with variable length array known at compile time, Richard Harter, 10:50
- Complex static memory structures and content, Andreas Lundgren, 10:36
- Re: Ex 7-5, James Kuyper, 10:29
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, James Kuyper, 10:29
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Richard Heathfield, 10:26
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Yee.Chuang, 10:18
- Re: Negative values in unsigned int, James Kuyper, 10:07
- Re: Ex 7-5, Ben Bacarisse, 09:56
- Re: Structures with variable length array known at compile time, Richard Heathfield, 09:49
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, Richard Heathfield, 09:45
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Ben Bacarisse, 09:43
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Andrew Poelstra, 09:11
- Re: Ex 7-5, mdh, 08:51
- Re: calling qsort, Chris Torek, 08:50
- Re: Problem: assignment of read-only member, Chris Torek, 08:38
- Re: Negative values in unsigned int, Eric Sosman, 08:36
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 08:36
- Re: Problem: assignment of read-only member, Chris Torek, 08:29
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Ben Bacarisse, 08:15
- Re: source code location, Edwin ng, 07:58
- Re: Problem: assignment of read-only member, Richard Tobin, 07:54
- Re: Structures with variable length array known at compile time, Ben Bacarisse, 07:48
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, James Kuyper, 07:39
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, James Kuyper, 07:36
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 07:23
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, James Kuyper, 07:23
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, Ben Bacarisse, 07:14
- Re: An astonoshing problem..., Thomas Austad, 07:12
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, Richard Heathfield, 06:20
- comp.lang.c Answers (Abridged) to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ), Steve Summit, 06:00
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, Richard Heathfield, 05:59
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard Heathfield, 05:58
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, Nick Keighley, 05:58
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, Nick Keighley, 05:52
- Re: Structures with variable length array known at compile time, Bartc, 05:51
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 05:43
- Re: Structures with variable length array known at compile time, Nick Keighley, 05:31
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard Heathfield, 05:28
- Defect report log v1.25 available, Keld Jørn Simonsen, 05:22
- Re: Structures with variable length array known at compile time, Richard Heathfield, 05:17
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Richard Heathfield, 05:10
- Re: i donno the problem, Nick Keighley, 05:10
- Re: Structures with variable length array known at compile time, Nick Keighley, 04:27
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 04:18
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 04:12
- Re: Structures with variable length array known at compile time, Nick Keighley, 03:56
- Re: Returning structures from functions., Richard, 03:29
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Yee.Chuang, 03:26
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard, 03:25
- Re: Returning structures from functions., Nick Keighley, 03:17
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 03:17
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, CBFalconer, 03:16
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard, 02:57
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard Heathfield, 02:43
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Keith Thompson, 01:48
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard Heathfield, 01:39
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 01:15
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard Heathfield, 00:50
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Ian Collins, 00:42
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 00:23
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 00:21
September 14, 2008
- earn more money, dr, 23:37
- Re: source code location, Richard Heathfield, 23:35
- Re: source code location, CBFalconer, 22:44
- Re: Structures with variable length array known at compile time, Old Wolf, 22:44
- Re: Negative values in unsigned int, CBFalconer, 22:42
- Re: Negative values in unsigned int, James Kuyper, 22:37
- Re: Problem: assignment of read-only member, Ben Pfaff, 22:34
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, James Kuyper, 22:14
- Re: Ex 7-5, Ben Bacarisse, 21:54
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, James Kuyper, 21:46
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, James Kuyper, 21:32
- Re: calling qsort, Richard Heathfield, 21:29
- Re: calling qsort, Ben Bacarisse, 21:24
- source code location, Neil Morris, 21:14
- Re: Ex 7-5, Ron Ford, 21:02
- Re: calling qsort, Kenny McCormack, 20:58
- Re: calling qsort, Richard Heathfield, 20:40
- Re: Structures with variable length array known at compile time, Tim Rentsch, 20:00
- Re: Ex 7-5, Ben Bacarisse, 19:54
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Tim Rentsch, 19:39
- Re: calling qsort, Ron Ford, 19:17
- Re: Problem: assignment of read-only member, Richard, 18:37
- Re: Negative values in unsigned int, Barry Schwarz, 18:33
- Re: Ex 7-5, Ron Ford, 18:25
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Bartc, 18:19
- Re: Problem: assignment of read-only member, aburry, 18:14
- Re: &errno, sizeof errno, Tim Rentsch, 17:53
- Re: calling qsort, Keith Thompson, 17:50
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Tim Rentsch, 17:44
- Re: calling qsort, Keith Thompson, 17:37
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Tim Rentsch, 17:29
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Richard, 17:20
- Re: Negative values in unsigned int, Eric Sosman, 17:20
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Tim Rentsch, 17:19
- Re: calling qsort, Ron Ford, 17:00
- Re: Structures with variable length array known at compile time, Ben Bacarisse, 16:42
- Re: calling qsort, Ron Ford, 16:28
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Tim Rentsch, 16:09
- Putian City Chengxiang District CiCi Trade Co., Ltd 8-35USD(world famous brand), cicitrade02, 15:37
- Re: Solution: assignment of read-only member, vippstar, 15:02
- Re: Problem: assignment of read-only member, Richard, 15:01
- Solution: assignment of read-only member, aburry, 14:56
- Re: Problem: assignment of read-only member, vippstar, 14:55
- Re: Problem: assignment of read-only member, Barry Schwarz, 14:44
- Re: i donno the problem, Barry Schwarz, 14:44
- Re: Structures with variable length array known at compile time, Bartc, 14:34
- Re: how to use unicode in c under linux?, Keith Thompson, 14:16
- Re: calling qsort, vippstar, 14:12
- Re: Problem: assignment of read-only member, Harald van Dijk, 14:06
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, Harald van Dijk, 14:03
- Re: Problem: assignment of read-only member, sh . vipin, 14:03
- Re: Problem: assignment of read-only member, s0suk3, 14:02
- Re: calling qsort, Keith Thompson, 14:00
- Re: Structures with variable length array known at compile time, aravind, 13:56
- Re: Problem: assignment of read-only member, Harald van Dijk, 13:53
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, Amandil, 13:43
- Re: Structures with variable length array known at compile time, aravind, 13:42
- Re: i donno the problem, Harold Aptroot, 13:41
- Re: Structures with variable length array known at compile time, Bartc, 13:38
- Problem: assignment of read-only member, aburry, 13:33
- Re: Structures with variable length array known at compile time, Richard Heathfield, 12:45
- Re: calling qsort, vippstar, 12:44
- Re: Structures with variable length array known at compile time, Richard Heathfield, 12:40
- Re: Structures with variable length array known at compile time, Richard, 12:32
- Re: Structures with variable length array known at compile time, CBFalconer, 12:28
- Re: calling qsort, Richard, 12:20
- Re: i donno the problem, James Kuyper, 12:17
- Re: An astonoshing problem..., CBFalconer, 12:16
- Re: i donno the problem, Andrew Poelstra, 12:13
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Harald van Dijk, 12:13
- Re: how to use unicode in c under linux?, CBFalconer, 12:12
- Re: calling qsort, Ralf Damaschke, 11:56
- Re: calling qsort, Joachim Schmitz, 11:55
- Re: calling qsort, Joachim Schmitz, 11:54
- Re: Ex 7-5, Ben Bacarisse, 11:52
- Re: calling qsort, Richard, 11:45
- Re: calling qsort, Ben Bacarisse, 11:41
- Re: Ex 7-5, CBFalconer, 11:40
- Re: i donno the problem, Ben Bacarisse, 11:34
- Re: Structures with variable length array known at compile time, Ben Bacarisse, 11:28
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, James Kuyper, 10:56
- Re: Ex 7-5, mdh, 10:44
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, James Kuyper, 10:43
- Re: What's the position of pointers, sh . vipin, 10:35
- Structures with variable length array known at compile time, aravind, 10:33
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, James Kuyper, 10:29
- Re: &errno, sizeof errno, vippstar, 10:23
- Re: What's the position of pointers, vippstar, 10:21
- Re: &errno, sizeof errno, vippstar, 10:20
- Re: &errno, sizeof errno, Tim Rentsch, 10:18
- Re: &errno, sizeof errno, Tim Rentsch, 10:16
- Re: What's the position of pointers, sh . vipin, 10:15
- Re: Ex 7-5, Ben Bacarisse, 10:08
- Re: What's the position of pointers, James Kuyper, 10:06
- Re: An astonoshing problem..., James Kuyper, 09:55
- Re: i donno the problem, Richard, 09:45
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Tim Rentsch, 09:40
- Re: i donno the problem, sh . vipin, 09:37
- Re: Reading .bmp file in C, Bartc, 09:30
- Re: &errno, sizeof errno, vippstar, 09:23
- Re: i donno the problem, Bartc, 09:22
- Re: calling qsort, Joachim Schmitz, 09:21
- Re: &errno, sizeof errno, Tim Rentsch, 09:20
- Re: i donno the problem, Harold Aptroot, 09:19
- Re: &errno, sizeof errno, Tim Rentsch, 09:19
- Re: &errno, sizeof errno, vippstar, 09:16
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Richard Heathfield, 09:05
- Re: &errno, sizeof errno, Tim Rentsch, 09:03
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, vippstar, 09:02
- Re: i donno the problem, vippstar, 08:57
- Re: i donno the problem, vippstar, 08:54
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Tim Rentsch, 08:54
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Tim Rentsch, 08:53
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Tim Rentsch, 08:51
- Re: i donno the problem, sh . vipin, 08:51
- Re: Reading .bmp file in C, blargg, 08:20
- Re: i donno the problem, Harold Aptroot, 08:19
- Re: i donno the problem, Harold Aptroot, 08:14
- i donno the problem, ashwin700, 08:07
- Re: An astonoshing problem..., August Karlstrom, 07:54
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Richard, 06:10
- Re: a simple struct code failing, saurabh, 05:19
- Re: An astonoshing problem..., William Pursell, 04:39
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Keith Thompson, 04:26
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Richard Heathfield, 03:52
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Richard Heathfield, 03:41
- Re: calling qsort, Richard Heathfield, 03:30
- Re: What's the position of pointers, William Pursell, 03:03
- Re: An astonoshing problem..., Keith Thompson, 02:12
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Keith Thompson, 02:04
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Keith Thompson, 01:59
- Re: Ex 7-5, Keith Thompson, 01:41
- Re: Ex 7-5, Keith Thompson, 01:26
- Re: An astonoshing problem..., Barry Schwarz, 01:14
- Re: An astonoshing problem..., Ian Collins, 01:05
- Re: An astonoshing problem..., biplab, 00:55
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Keith Thompson, 00:52
- Re: An astonoshing problem..., Ian Collins, 00:41
- An astonoshing problem..., biplab, 00:32
September 13, 2008
- Re: How to correct the code segment?????????????, Andrew Poelstra, 23:57
- Re: How to correct the code segment?????????????, Barry Schwarz, 23:18
- Re: Help me out plzzz, Barry Schwarz, 23:18
- Re: How to correct the code segment?????????????, Barry Schwarz, 23:18
- Re: Ex 7-5, Ron Ford, 22:39
- Re: What's the position of pointers, sh . vipin, 21:40
- Re: calling qsort, Ron Ford, 21:15
- Re: calling qsort, Richard Heathfield, 20:15
- Re: Thread safe array, Chris M. Thomasson, 20:13
- Re: calling qsort, pete, 19:54
- Re: Ex 7-5, Richard Heathfield, 19:26
- Re: Ex 7-5, Richard Heathfield, 19:21
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Bartc, 18:45
- Re: Ex 7-5, Ron Ford, 18:22
- Re: Ex 7-5, mdh, 18:11
- Re: Ex 7-5, Richard Heathfield, 18:03
- Re: Ex 7-5, mdh, 18:02
- Re: Ex 7-5, mdh, 18:00
- Re: calling qsort, Ron Ford, 17:57
- Re: How to correct the code segment?????????????, Richard, 17:54
- Re: Ex 7-5, mdh, 17:52
- Re: calling qsort, Ron Ford, 17:50
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Richard Heathfield, 17:49
- Re: How to correct the code segment?????????????, Keith Thompson, 17:38
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Keith Thompson, 17:26
- Re: How to correct the code segment?????????????, Keith Thompson, 17:10
- Re: Help me out plzzz, Ben Bacarisse, 17:05
- Re: How to correct the code segment?????????????, Keith Thompson, 17:05
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Richard Heathfield, 15:17
- Stats for comp.lang.c (last 7 days), CLC stats, 15:07
- Re: Ex 7-5, Keith Thompson, 14:45
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Keith Thompson, 14:34
- Re: &errno, sizeof errno, Keith Thompson, 14:28
- Help me out plzzz, biplab, 14:03
- Re: how to use unicode in c under linux?, Ben Bacarisse, 13:42
- Re: How to correct the code segment?????????????, Richard, 13:14
- Re: How to correct the code segment?????????????, Richard Tobin, 13:08
- Re: Ex 7-5, Ben Bacarisse, 13:01
- Re: Ex 7-5, Richard Harter, 12:59
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Anand Hariharan, 12:54
- Re: What's the position of pointers, sh . vipin, 12:54
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Chad, 11:53
- Re: How to correct the code segment?????????????, Richard, 11:50
- Re: Ex 7-5, Ben Bacarisse, 11:47
- Re: How to correct the code segment?????????????, Andrew Poelstra, 11:13
- Re: How to correct the code segment?????????????, Andrew Poelstra, 11:11
- Re: Ex 7-5, vippstar, 10:58
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Richard, 10:58
- Re: Ex 7-5, Richard Heathfield, 10:54
- Re: How to correct the code segment?????????????, Andrew Poelstra, 10:45
- Re: Ex 7-5, mdh, 10:30
- How to correct the code segment?????????????, biplab, 10:17
- Re: What's the position of pointers, CBFalconer, 10:12
- Re: calling qsort, vippstar, 10:08
- Re: &errno, sizeof errno, Harald van Dijk, 09:54
- Re: calling qsort, Ralf Damaschke, 09:49
- Re: calling qsort, Joachim Schmitz, 09:49
- Re: calling qsort, Joachim Schmitz, 09:46
- Re: calling qsort, Joachim Schmitz, 09:42
- Re: calling qsort, Richard, 09:29
- Re: calling qsort, Richard, 09:24
- Re: calling qsort, Joachim Schmitz, 09:18
- Re: calling qsort, Joachim Schmitz, 09:08
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, Joachim Schmitz, 08:56
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, Joachim Schmitz, 08:53
- Re: how to use unicode in c under linux?, flywav, 08:48
- Re: Ex 7-5, James Kuyper, 08:33
- Re: Ex 7-5, m, 08:13
- Re: Ex 7-5, Ben Bacarisse, 08:04
- Re: Ex 7-5, mdh, 08:04
- Re: Ex 7-5, mdh, 08:02
- Re: parallelism: how can I ensure data is seen by another thread or consumer?, Markus, 06:39
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Richard, 06:26
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Yee.Chuang, 05:59
- Re: how to use unicode in c under linux?, Malcolm McLean, 05:58
- Re: Ex 7-5, Keith Thompson, 03:59
- Re: &errno, sizeof errno, Keith Thompson, 03:56
- Re: Ex 7-5, Ron Ford, 02:22
- Re: Ex 7-5, Richard Heathfield, 02:01
- Re: Thread safe array, Richard Heathfield, 01:57
- Re: Ex 7-5, mdh, 01:36
- Re: Ex 7-5, Barry Schwarz, 01:13
- Re: calling qsort, Barry Schwarz, 00:55
- Re: Ex 7-5, Ian Collins, 00:40
- Re: Ex 7-5, mdh, 00:35
- Re: Ex 7-5, mdh, 00:29
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, Harald van Dijk, 00:12
- Re: C Technical Questions and Answers, CBFalconer, 00:01
- Re: &errno, sizeof errno, Harald van Dijk, 00:00
September 12, 2008
- how to use unicode in c under linux?, flywav, 23:16
- Re: Ex 7-5, Ron Ford, 22:44
- Re: Ex 7-5, Ben Bacarisse, 22:22
- Re: Ex 7-5, Keith Thompson, 21:29
- Ex 7-5, mdh, 20:37
- Re: C Technical Questions and Answers, Barry Schwarz, 20:35
- Re: Reading .bmp file in C, Barry Schwarz, 20:35
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, Ron Ford, 20:29
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, Ron Ford, 20:15
- Re: Allocating heap to unfreeable function static variables., Ron Ford, 20:09
- Re: a simple struct code failing, CBFalconer, 19:49
- Re: a simple struct code failing, CBFalconer, 19:46
- Re: Thread safe array, CBFalconer, 19:29
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, CBFalconer, 19:19
- Re: Thread safe array, Kenny McCormack, 18:53
- Re: Thread safe array, Ian Collins, 18:38
- Re: &errno, sizeof errno, Keith Thompson, 18:32
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, Ian Collins, 18:29
- Re: &errno, sizeof errno, Keith Thompson, 17:55
- Re: Allocating heap to unfreeable function static variables., Keith Thompson, 17:47
- Re: &errno, sizeof errno, Harald van Dijk, 17:46
- Re: Reading .bmp file in C, Bill Cunningham, 17:35
- Re: Reading .bmp file in C, Bill Cunningham, 17:33
- Re: Allocating heap to unfreeable function static variables., James Kuyper, 17:25
- Re: &errno, sizeof errno, James Kuyper, 17:20
- Re: Reading .bmp file in C, Bill Cunningham, 17:20
- Re: Reading .bmp file in C, Keith Thompson, 17:18
- Re: Allocating heap to unfreeable function static variables., Keith Thompson, 17:12
- Re: Reading .bmp file in C, Malcolm McLean, 17:08
- Re: Allocating heap to unfreeable function static variables., Richard Harter, 17:02
- Re: Allocating heap to unfreeable function static variables., Richard Harter, 16:51
- Re: calling qsort, Ron Ford, 16:28
- Re: Reading .bmp file in C, Bill Cunningham, 16:25
- Re: Allocating heap to unfreeable function static variables., s0suk3, 16:21
- Re: a simple struct code failing, Keith Thompson, 16:16
- Re: a simple struct code failing, viza, 16:03
- Re: a simple struct code failing, Ralf Damaschke, 16:02
- Re: Allocating heap to unfreeable function static variables., Keith Thompson, 15:58
- Re: a simple struct code failing, Bartc, 15:45
- Re: a simple struct code failing, Keith Thompson, 15:28
- Re: Reading .bmp file in C, Malcolm McLean, 15:10
- Re: Returning structures from functions., Flash Gordon, 14:32
- Re: extern, Harald van Dijk, 14:27
- Re: Allocating heap to unfreeable function static variables., charlie, 14:23
- Re: Question about pointers, Flash Gordon, 14:06
- Re: a simple struct code failing, viza, 13:48
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Flash Gordon, 13:44
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, John Bode, 13:44
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Flash Gordon, 13:38
- Re: Returning structures from functions., Kenny McCormack, 13:36
- Re: &errno, sizeof errno, viza, 13:29
- Re: a simple struct code failing, Keith Thompson, 13:27
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, Harald van Dijk, 13:26
- Re: &errno, sizeof errno, Harald van Dijk, 13:23
- Re: a simple struct code failing, John Bode, 13:23
- Re: a simple struct code failing, Bartc, 13:20
- a simple struct code failing, saurabh, 13:12
- Re: Returning structures from functions., Keith Thompson, 13:07
- Re: Returning structures from functions., Richard, 12:28
- Re: Allocating heap to unfreeable function static variables., jameskuyper, 12:27
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, Keith Thompson, 12:22
- Re: Allocating heap to unfreeable function static variables., s0suk3, 12:20
- Re: Allocating heap to unfreeable function static variables., jacob navia, 12:20
- Re: Returning structures from functions., Keith Thompson, 12:18
- Re: Allocating heap to unfreeable function static variables., Richard, 12:05
- Allocating heap to unfreeable function static variables., charlie, 11:58
- Re: Returning structures from functions., Richard, 11:46
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Richard, 11:45
- Re: What's the position of pointers, CBFalconer, 11:35
- Re: Returning structures from functions., CBFalconer, 11:29
- Re: printf, CBFalconer, 11:26
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Pilcrow, 11:23
- alll new u s..expected.. free, love cute, 11:22
- Re: Thread safe array, CBFalconer, 11:21
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, Richard Heathfield, 11:12
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, CBFalconer, 11:10
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, Richard Heathfield, 11:07
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Pilcrow, 11:00
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, CBFalconer, 10:53
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard Heathfield, 10:52
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard, 10:51
- C Technical Questions and Answers, Gani, 10:26
- Re: Reading .bmp file in C, Richard, 08:26
- Re: Reading .bmp file in C, James Kuyper, 07:48
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard, 07:38
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, James Kuyper, 07:30
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, James Kuyper, 07:05
- Re: Question about pointers, Bartc, 07:03
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard, 07:02
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard Bos, 06:58
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard Bos, 06:57
- Re: printf, Richard Bos, 06:56
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard, 06:49
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, vippstar, 06:36
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Bartc, 06:33
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 06:32
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, vippstar, 06:30
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 06:28
- Re: Returning structures from functions., Richard, 06:22
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard, 06:18
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard, 06:15
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Richard, 06:03
- Re: Question about pointers, Richard, 06:00
- Re: Returning structures from functions., Nick Keighley, 05:59
- Re: extern, Richard, 05:58
- Re: extern, Nick Keighley, 05:40
- Re: What's the position of pointers, vippstar, 05:34
- Re: Question about pointers, Nick Keighley, 05:26
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Yee.Chuang, 05:20
- Re: Question about pointers, Nick Keighley, 05:16
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Nick Keighley, 05:03
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard Heathfield, 04:52
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, vippstar, 04:34
- Re: va_arg question, Nick Keighley, 04:30
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Nick Keighley, 04:12
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Nick Keighley, 04:06
- Re: Thread safe array, andreas . zetterstrom, 03:53
- Re: Thread safe array, Ian Collins, 03:51
- Thread safe array, andreas . zetterstrom, 03:47
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, Ian Collins, 03:30
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, Keith Thompson, 03:25
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, Nick Keighley, 03:17
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 03:12
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard Bos, 02:49
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, jacob navia, 02:46
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard Heathfield, 02:17
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, Richard Heathfield, 02:12
- Re: Reading .bmp file in C, Richard Heathfield, 02:11
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Keith Thompson, 01:35
- Re: Reading .bmp file in C, Keith Thompson, 01:26
September 11, 2008
- Re: calling qsort, Barry Schwarz, 23:59
- Re: 9 11 on 9 11 [dem], Ron Ford, 23:52
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Pilcrow, 23:50
- 9 11 on 9 11 [dem], Ron Ford, 23:12
- Re: calling qsort, Ron Ford, 23:02
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Pilcrow, 22:53
- Re: &errno, sizeof errno, Scott Fluhrer, 22:47
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, CBFalconer, 22:42
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Ian Collins, 22:32
- Re: &errno, sizeof errno, Jack Klein, 22:12
- Re: Reading .bmp file in C, Barry Schwarz, 22:05
- Re: calling qsort, Barry Schwarz, 22:05
- Re: Reading .bmp file in C, Richard, 21:54
- Re: Reading .bmp file in C, Bill Cunningham, 21:45
- Re: Reading .bmp file in C, Richard, 21:43
- Re: Reading .bmp file in C, Bill Cunningham, 21:29
- Re: Reading .bmp file in C, Bill Cunningham, 21:26
- Re: Reading .bmp file in C, Bill Cunningham, 21:24
- &errno, sizeof errno, viza, 21:22
- Re: Reading .bmp file in C, Kenny McCormack, 21:01
- Re: va_arg question, mdh, 20:52
- Re: va_arg question, Ben Bacarisse, 20:49
- Re: strtok, Keith Thompson, 20:49
- Re: strtok, Keith Thompson, 20:46
- Re: va_arg question, mdh, 20:45
- Re: va_arg question, Keith Thompson, 20:40
- Re: calling qsort, Keith Thompson, 20:36
- Re: calling qsort, Keith Thompson, 20:32
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, Ben Bacarisse, 20:27
- Re: strtok, Richard, 20:23
- Re: calling qsort, Ron Ford, 20:08
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, CBFalconer, 20:03
- Re: strtok, Default User, 19:45
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, Flash Gordon, 19:12
- strtok, Ashit Vora, 19:12
- Re: calling qsort, vippstar, 19:05
- Re: What's the position of pointers, August Karlstrom, 19:01
- Re: calling qsort, Ron Ford, 18:49
- Re: parallelism: how can I ensure data is seen by another thread or consumer?, Ben Bacarisse, 18:48
- va_arg question, mdh, 18:45
- Re: calling qsort, Ron Ford, 18:29
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, Richard, 18:26
- Re: calling qsort, Richard, 18:25
- Re: Reading .bmp file in C, Richard, 18:19
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, Keith Thompson, 18:16
- Re: calling qsort, Keith Thompson, 18:06
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, Harald van Dijk, 17:58
- Re: Reading .bmp file in C, vippstar, 17:57
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, CBFalconer, 17:53
- Re: Reading .bmp file in C, Keith Thompson, 17:44
- Re: Reading .bmp file in C, Keith Thompson, 17:29
- Re: What's the position of pointers, CBFalconer, 17:28
- Re: Question about pointers, CBFalconer, 17:23
- Re: calling qsort, vippstar, 17:19
- Re: Question about pointers, CBFalconer, 17:16
- Re: calling qsort, Ron Ford, 17:07
- Re: Reading .bmp file in C, Richard Heathfield, 16:58
- Re: Reading .bmp file in C, vippstar, 16:52
- Re: Reading .bmp file in C, Bill Cunningham, 16:46
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Keith Thompson, 16:36
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Flash Gordon, 16:35
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Keith Thompson, 16:24
- Re: Question about pointers, Keith Thompson, 16:03
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Ian Collins, 15:38
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Ian Collins, 15:19
- Re: Question about pointers, Flash Gordon, 15:14
- Re: Question about pointers, Richard Heathfield, 14:52
- Re: temporary definition, jameskuyper, 14:18
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Flash Gordon, 14:14
- Re: extern, Amandil, 14:11
- Re: temporary definition, Amandil, 14:09
- Re: Question about pointers, s0suk3, 14:04
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, Amandil, 14:01
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Flash Gordon, 13:53
- Re: Alternate to switch case statement, Keith Thompson, 13:45
- Re: Alternate to switch case statement, Flash Gordon, 13:39
- Re: Alternate to switch case statement, Keith Thompson, 13:36
- Re: Question about pointers, Flash Gordon, 13:29
- Re: Question about pointers, Keith Thompson, 13:25
- Re: Question about pointers, Flash Gordon, 13:24
- Re: Alternate to switch case statement, christian.bau, 13:03
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard Heathfield, 12:42
- Re: parallelism: how can I ensure data is seen by another thread or consumer?, Markus, 12:39
- Re: Question about pointers, vippstar, 12:29
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Pilcrow, 12:26
- Fire Ants?, Developer, 12:05
- Re: Question about pointers, s0suk3, 12:03
- Re: Question about pointers, vippstar, 11:59
- Re: Question about pointers, Richard Heathfield, 11:47
- Re: Question about pointers, Keith Thompson, 11:32
- Re: Question about pointers, s0suk3, 11:29
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Chris Dollin, 11:23
- Re: Daemon Server, Forking, Defunct Processes, CBFalconer, 11:11
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, CBFalconer, 11:06
- Re: Question about pointers, Keith Thompson, 11:05
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, CBFalconer, 10:59
- Re: Question about pointers, Keith Thompson, 10:57
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, CBFalconer, 10:51
- Re: Question about pointers, CBFalconer, 10:42
- Re: Question about pointers, CBFalconer, 10:32
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Stephen Sprunk, 10:21
- Re: Question about pointers, CBFalconer, 10:20
- Re: How can I modify the name of the text section which is by default ".text", LinNan, 09:45
- Re: How can I modify the name of the text section which is by default ".text", jacob navia, 09:39
- How can I modify the name of the text section which is by default ".text", LinNan, 09:37
- Re: temporary definition, Richard Heathfield, 09:36
- Re: temporary definition, Ben Bacarisse, 09:34
- Re: temporary definition, Jens Thoms Toerring, 09:28
- Re: parallelism: how can I ensure data is seen by another thread or consumer?, Ben Bacarisse, 09:25
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard Heathfield, 08:42
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Richard Heathfield, 08:41
- Re: What's the position of pointers, pete, 08:15
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 08:08
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 08:07
- Re: What's the position of pointers, Cromulent, 08:07
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, pete, 08:03
- What's the position of pointers, Yee.Chuang, 08:02
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard Heathfield, 08:00
- Re: Question about pointers, pete, 07:46
- Re: Returning structures from functions., Richard Heathfield, 07:34
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 07:24
- Re: Returning structures from functions., James Kuyper, 07:22
- Re: Alternate to switch case statement, James Kuyper, 07:08
- Re: Question about pointers, Richard Heathfield, 07:06
- Re: Question about pointers, Pilcrow, 07:05
- Re: Question about pointers, James Kuyper, 06:54
- Re: Question about pointers, Pilcrow, 06:41
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, s0suk3, 06:38
- Re: parallelism: how can I ensure data is seen by another thread or consumer?, Markus, 06:38
- Re: Question about pointers, Pilcrow, 06:24
- temporary definition, sh . vipin, 06:23
- Re: Daemon Server, Forking, Defunct Processes, Antoninus Twink, 06:03
- Re: Alternate to switch case statement, sh . vipin, 06:01
- Re: Returning structures from functions., Richard, 05:57
- Re: Alternate to switch case statement, sh . vipin, 05:54
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 05:49
- Re: Question about pointers, vippstar, 05:39
- Re: parallelism: how can I ensure data is seen by another thread or consumer?, MisterE, 05:38
- Re: parallelism: how can I ensure data is seen by another thread or consumer?, MisterE, 05:37
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Bartc, 05:36
- Re: Returning structures from functions., Richard Heathfield, 05:20
- Re: Question about pointers, James Dow Allen, 05:13
- Re: Returning structures from functions., Chris McDonald, 04:59
- Returning structures from functions., daniel, 04:56
- Re: Question about pointers, saisantosh, 04:17
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, Ian Collins, 04:04
- parallelism: how can I ensure data is seen by another thread or consumer?, Markus, 03:53
- Re: Reading .bmp file in C, Malcolm McLean, 03:47
- Re: Reading .bmp file in C, Malcolm McLean, 03:44
- Re: Question about pointers, pete, 03:26
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, Flash Gordon, 03:17
- Re: Alternate to switch case statement, Flash Gordon, 03:08
- Re: Alternate to switch case statement, Flash Gordon, 03:04
- Re: Alternate to switch case statement, boB, 02:52
- Re: Reading .bmp file in C, Ron Ford, 02:44
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 02:24
- Re: Alternate to switch case statement, sh . vipin, 02:00
- Re: Alternate to switch case statement, ksashtekar@xxxxxxxxx, 01:17
- Re: Alternate to switch case statement, Gordon Burditt, 00:53
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, William Pursell, 00:49
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, William Pursell, 00:43
- Re: Daemon Server, Forking, Defunct Processes, Gordon Burditt, 00:40
September 10, 2008
- Alternate to switch case statement, Satya, 23:18
- Re: Reading .bmp file in C, Peter Nilsson, 22:44
- Daemon Server, Forking, Defunct Processes, Scottman, 22:38
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 21:48
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, Jack Klein, 21:47
- Re: Question about pointers, Ben Bacarisse, 21:46
- Re: Reading .bmp file in C, Ron Ford, 21:35
- Re: calling qsort, Ron Ford, 21:15
- Re: Question about pointers, Keith Thompson, 21:14
- Re: Question about pointers, Keith Thompson, 20:56
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, Keith Thompson, 20:49
- Re: Question about pointers, Pilcrow, 20:47
- Re: Question about pointers, jameskuyper, 20:42
- Re: Reading .bmp file in C, Barry Schwarz, 20:11
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, Barry Schwarz, 20:11
- Re: Initialization of a const matrix implemented as pointer-to-pointer, Barry Schwarz, 20:11
- Re: Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, CBFalconer, 20:09
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, CBFalconer, 20:01
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, CBFalconer, 19:49
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, CBFalconer, 19:45
- Re: Question about pointers, Anand Hariharan, 19:38
- Re: Question about pointers, Bartc, 19:37
- Re: Question about pointers, Ben Bacarisse, 19:29
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, CBFalconer, 19:24
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Pilcrow, 19:06
- Re: Question about pointers, Richard Heathfield, 19:03
- Re: Question about pointers, Pilcrow, 18:50
- Re: Reading .bmp file in C, Bill Cunningham, 18:50
- Re: Question about pointers, Ben Bacarisse, 18:20
- Re: Question about pointers, Trent Lillehaugen, 18:12
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard Heathfield, 18:05
- Re: Question about pointers, Richard Heathfield, 18:03
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Gordon Burditt, 18:01
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Pilcrow, 17:50
- Question about pointers, Pilcrow, 17:39
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jacob navia, 17:24
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Keith Thompson, 16:50
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Malcolm McLean, 16:34
- Re: Reading .bmp file in C, vippstar, 16:29
- Re: Reading .bmp file in C, Malcolm McLean, 16:21
- Re: C set-user-ID program wrapper for Perl script and security, Kenny McCormack, 16:17
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Flash Gordon, 15:42
- Re: Reading .bmp file in C, s0suk3, 14:47
- Re: Problems with internationalization, Keith Thompson, 13:12
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, Richard, 13:04
- Re: Initialization of a const matrix implemented as pointer-to-pointer, Keith Thompson, 12:55
- Re: Reading .bmp file in C, Bartc, 12:43
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, Richard, 12:27
- Re: Size of a File, jameskuyper, 11:53
- Re: Initialization of a const matrix implemented as pointer-to-pointer, jameskuyper, 11:37
- Re: Size of a File, Keith Thompson, 11:31
- Re: Initialization of a const matrix implemented as pointer-to-pointer, Andrea Taverna (Tavs), 11:26
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, Richard Bos, 11:14
- Tool to determine which headers are needed/not_needed?, C_guy, 11:10
- Re: Initialization of a const matrix implemented as pointer-to-pointer, Andrea Taverna (Tavs), 10:16
- Re: Reading .bmp file in C, biplab, 09:21
- Re: Reading .bmp file in C, Richard Heathfield, 09:12
- Re: Initialization of a const matrix implemented as pointer-to-pointer, Barry Schwarz, 09:09
- Re: function name as function pointer, vippstar, 09:06
- Reading .bmp file in C, biplab, 08:57
- Re: Initialization of a const matrix implemented as pointer-to-pointer, pete, 08:16
- Initialization of a const matrix implemented as pointer-to-pointer, Andrea Taverna (Tavs), 07:57
- Re: Size of a File, James Kuyper, 07:36
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, vippstar, 07:30
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Bartc, 06:37
- Re: pointer question., Ben Bacarisse, 06:33
- Re: Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, vippstar, 06:24
- Re: Size of a File, Ben Bacarisse, 06:20
- Any way to take a word as input from stdin ?, arnuld, 06:08
- Re: calling qsort, Nick Keighley, 05:44
- Re: Problems with internationalization, Nick Keighley, 05:21
- Re: Problems with internationalization, Ian Collins, 05:14
- Re: Problems with internationalization, Kenny McCormack, 05:05
- Re: Problems with internationalization, pete, 04:55
- Problems with internationalization, WujcioL, 04:08
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, arnuld, 02:58
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, arnuld, 02:53
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jacob navia, 02:53
- Re: Size of a File, rio, 02:12
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Ian Collins, 00:50
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Ian Collins, 00:49
- Re: pointer question., Barry Schwarz, 00:31
September 09, 2008
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, Keith Thompson, 21:42
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, Keith Thompson, 21:38
- Re: calling qsort, Keith Thompson, 21:26
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, CBFalconer, 21:10
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, CBFalconer, 21:06
- Re: Is it possible to get a file name from the file descriptor returned by Low-Level I/O API open?, CBFalconer, 20:52
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, CBFalconer, 20:29
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, viza, 20:05
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, pete, 19:43
- Re: calling qsort, Ron Ford, 18:42
- Re: calling qsort, Flash Gordon, 17:19
- Re: How to use Internal Linkage Properly?, Immortal_Nephi, 17:19
- Re: function name as function pointer, Keith Thompson, 17:15
- Re: function name as function pointer, Malcolm McLean, 17:07
- Re: How to use Internal Linkage Properly?, GPS, 17:03
- Re: How to use Internal Linkage Properly?, Malcolm McLean, 16:43
- Re: extern, Stephen Sprunk, 16:39
- Re: calling qsort, Malcolm McLean, 16:38
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Harald van Dijk, 16:35
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Harald van Dijk, 16:32
- Re: calling qsort, Ron Ford, 16:31
- Re: autotools and versions, Flash Gordon, 16:29
- Re: Is it possible to get a file name from the file descriptor returned by Low-Level I/O API open?, Flash Gordon, 16:25
- Re: function name as function pointer, Tim Rentsch, 16:24
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Tim Rentsch, 16:20
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Tim Rentsch, 16:13
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Flash Gordon, 16:11
- Re: extern, Bill Cunningham, 16:11
- Re: How to use Internal Linkage Properly?, Ben Bacarisse, 16:04
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Tim Rentsch, 16:04
- Re: calling qsort, Ron Ford, 16:00
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Tim Rentsch, 16:00
- Re: extern, Harald van Dijk, 15:49
- Re: extern, Bill Cunningham, 15:48
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Flash Gordon, 15:41
- Re: extern, Stephen Sprunk, 15:36
- Re: extern, Bill Cunningham, 15:32
- Re: calling qsort, Ron Ford, 15:30
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, Keith Thompson, 15:28
- extern, Bill Cunningham, 15:20
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, Keith Thompson, 15:18
- Re: function name as function pointer, Keith Thompson, 15:03
- Re: function name as function pointer, Keith Thompson, 14:56
- Re: function name as function pointer, Keith Thompson, 14:50
- Re: function name as function pointer, Stephen Sprunk, 14:43
- How to use Internal Linkage Properly?, Immortal_Nephi, 14:38
- Re: function name as function pointer, Stephen Sprunk, 14:33
- Re: function name as function pointer, sh . vipin, 14:21
- Re: function name as function pointer, sh . vipin, 14:18
- Re: function name as function pointer, Richard Heathfield, 13:36
- Re: function name as function pointer, Keith Thompson, 13:33
- Re: function name as function pointer, Keith Thompson, 13:27
- Re: function name as function pointer, Harald van Dijk, 13:16
- Re: function name as function pointer, Richard Heathfield, 12:58
- Re: function name as function pointer, Stephen Sprunk, 12:33
- Re: function name as function pointer, viza, 12:19
- function name as function pointer, sh . vipin, 12:09
- Re: Exception handling crashes or exits, Nate Eldredge, 11:37
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard Heathfield, 11:06
- Re: calling qsort, Nate Eldredge, 11:05
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Nate Eldredge, 10:51
- Re: Size of a File, Bartc, 10:27
- Re: Exception handling crashes or exits, Thomas Austad, 10:21
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard Heathfield, 10:21
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Bartc, 10:05
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, s0suk3, 09:39
- Re: Size of a File, vippstar, 08:44
- Re: Is it possible to get a file name from the file descriptor returned by Low-Level I/O API open?, vippstar, 08:29
- Re: Using Free, Thomas Austad, 08:27
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, James Kuyper, 07:39
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, James Kuyper, 07:23
- Re: Is it possible to get a file name from the file descriptor returned by Low-Level I/O API open?, Wolfgang Draxinger, 07:22
- Re: Exception handling crashes or exits, Fabiano Sidler, 07:22
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Ian Collins, 07:11
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, REH, 07:11
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Ian Collins, 07:07
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, REH, 06:58
- autotools and versions, jarek, 06:43
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, Richard, 06:30
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, Richard, 06:28
- Re: Is it possible to get a file name from the file descriptor returned by Low-Level I/O API open?, Richard, 06:27
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard, 06:25
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, vippstar, 05:16
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Nick Keighley, 05:11
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, pete, 04:58
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jacob navia, 04:50
- Re: Is it possible to get a file name from the file descriptor returned by Low-Level I/O API open?, Gordon Burditt, 04:42
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, pete, 04:33
- Re: calling qsort, Nick Keighley, 04:28
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, Old Wolf, 04:27
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jacob navia, 04:26
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Nick Keighley, 04:16
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, Old Wolf, 04:16
- Re: calling qsort, s.dhilipkumar@xxxxxxxxx, 04:14
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, Richard Heathfield, 04:14
- Re: Kill Child Process, Antoninus Twink, 04:10
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, Richard Heathfield, 04:09
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, Nick Keighley, 03:57
- Re: Exception handling crashes or exits, Fabiano Sidler, 03:41
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, Flash Gordon, 03:38
- Re: Exception handling crashes or exits, Fabiano Sidler, 03:35
- Re: Kill Child Process, Ashit Vora, 03:34
- Re: Kill Child Process, Ian Collins, 03:32
- Re: Kill Child Process, Nick Keighley, 03:31
- Kill Child Process, Ashit Vora, 03:28
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Flash Gordon, 03:27
- Re: Is it possible to get a file name from the file descriptor returned by Low-Level I/O API open?, Nick Keighley, 03:25
- Is it possible to get a file name from the file descriptor returned by Low-Level I/O API open?, Bill David, 03:17
- Re: pointer question., CBFalconer, 03:16
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, Ian Collins, 03:07
- Re: using a method as an lvalue and "invalid lvalue in assignment" compilation error, CBFalconer, 03:03
- Re: using a method as an lvalue and "invalid lvalue in assignment" compilation error, Martin Ambuhl, 02:58
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, CBFalconer, 02:58
- Re: pointer question., s0suk3, 02:55
- Re: Size of a File, rio, 02:30
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, arnuld, 02:06
- Re: using a method as an lvalue and "invalid lvalue in assignment" compilation error, markryde@xxxxxxxxx, 01:45
- Re: using a method as an lvalue and "invalid lvalue in assignment" compilation error, markryde@xxxxxxxxx, 01:41
- calling qsort, Ron Ford, 01:30
- pointer question., ctx2002, 01:30
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, arnuld, 01:20
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, arnuld, 01:18
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Ian Collins, 01:13
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Ian Collins, 01:06
- Re: Problems With Global Variables (memory allocations), Anand Hariharan, 01:05
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, arnuld, 01:04
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, CBFalconer, 00:51
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, Richard Heathfield, 00:49
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, Anand Hariharan, 00:49
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, Richard Heathfield, 00:40
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, CBFalconer, 00:39
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, CBFalconer, 00:34
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, CBFalconer, 00:27
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, CBFalconer, 00:19
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, CBFalconer, 00:06
September 08, 2008
- Re: Size of a File, Andrew Poelstra, 22:54
- Earn per ad posting $3 please click, prince, 22:53
- Re: Size of a File, Barry Schwarz, 22:44
- Re: Size of a File, Barry Schwarz, 22:44
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, pete, 22:16
- Re: Exception handling crashes or exits, Peter Nilsson, 21:30
- Re: Exception handling crashes or exits, Andrew Poelstra, 21:25
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, Keith Thompson, 21:16
- Re: Scanf question, Peter Nilsson, 21:13
- Re: Exception handling crashes or exits, Keith Thompson, 21:01
- Re: Scanf question, mdh, 20:22
- Re: Scanf question, mdh, 20:22
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, Richard, 20:14
- Re: Scanf question, pete, 20:03
- Re: Scanf question, Andrew Poelstra, 19:58
- Scanf question, mdh, 19:52
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, pete, 19:47
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Anand Hariharan, 19:43
- Re: linux 2.6.25 capabilities., pete, 19:33
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, Richard, 19:31
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, pete, 19:27
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jacob navia, 19:14
- Re: Size of a File, Andrew Poelstra, 19:04
- Re: Exception handling crashes or exits, Andrew Poelstra, 18:55
- Re: Life time of literal string, Ben Bacarisse, 18:39
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, Richard, 18:33
- Re: Using Free() from a function, Ben Bacarisse, 18:28
- Re: printf, jameskuyper, 18:20
- Re: using a method as an lvalue and "invalid lvalue in assignment" compilation error, viza, 17:59
- Re: linux 2.6.25 capabilities., CBFalconer, 17:53
- Re: Negative values in unsigned int, Ben Bacarisse, 17:51
- Re: Life time of literal string, CBFalconer, 17:49
- Re: Negative values in unsigned int, CBFalconer, 17:41
- Re: printf, CBFalconer, 17:36
- Re: printf, CBFalconer, 17:32
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, Richard Heathfield, 17:29
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, CBFalconer, 17:19
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, Flash Gordon, 17:13
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, CBFalconer, 17:08
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Flash Gordon, 17:07
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, CBFalconer, 17:02
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, CBFalconer, 16:55
- Re: what is restrict keyword used for, lawrence . jones, 15:50
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jameskuyper, 15:32
- Re: extern void a;, Harald van Dijk, 15:24
- Re: using a method as an lvalue and "invalid lvalue in assignment" compilation error, jameskuyper, 15:24
- Re: using a method as an lvalue and "invalid lvalue in assignment" compilation error, Keith Thompson, 15:19
- extern void a;, ais523, 15:16
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, Keith Thompson, 15:03
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, REH, 14:59
- Re: using a method as an lvalue and "invalid lvalue in assignment" compilation error, gw7rib, 14:55
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, Nate Eldredge, 14:33
- using a method as an lvalue and "invalid lvalue in assignment" compilation error, markryde@xxxxxxxxx, 14:25
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Flash Gordon, 14:02
- Re: Please Explain This behaviour...,, Default User, 13:59
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, Richard Heathfield, 13:52
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, Richard Heathfield, 13:50
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, Richard Heathfield, 13:48
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, Keith Thompson, 13:45
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, vippstar, 13:40
- Re: linux 2.6.25 capabilities., Martin Ambuhl, 13:35
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, vippstar, 13:34
- Re: linux 2.6.25 capabilities., Keith Thompson, 13:22
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, Keith Thompson, 13:22
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, rio, 13:11
- Re: Size of a File, rio, 13:10
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, Richard, 13:08
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, Nate Eldredge, 12:47
- linux 2.6.25 capabilities., Michal, 12:41
- Re: printf, Kenny McCormack, 12:12
- Re: printf, Richard Tobin, 11:27
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Anand Hariharan, 11:19
- Re: Negative values in unsigned int, jameskuyper, 10:46
- Re: printf, Chris Dollin, 10:27
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Mr . Burns, 10:22
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, mdh, 10:12
- Re: ASCII characters, Richard Bos, 10:10
- Re: Please Explain This behaviour...,, Richard Bos, 10:08
- Re: printf, Richard Bos, 10:08
- Re: Life time of literal string, vippstar, 09:59
- Re: Life time of literal string, Nick Keighley, 09:58
- Life time of literal string, Nagrik, 09:53
- Re: Negative values in unsigned int, viza, 09:34
- Re: Exception handling crashes or exits, Fabiano Sidler, 09:07
- Re: Exception handling crashes or exits, Andrew Poelstra, 08:49
- Negative values in unsigned int, Urs Thuermann, 08:38
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, pete, 07:08
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, James Kuyper, 07:03
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, pete, 06:59
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, Sjoerd, 06:54
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, Richard Heathfield, 06:42
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, Bartc, 06:30
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard Bos, 06:24
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, Bartc, 06:21
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, vippstar, 04:51
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, Richard, 04:29
- Exception handling crashes or exits, Fabiano Sidler, 04:29
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, Ian Collins, 04:21
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, Richard, 04:07
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, Richard Heathfield, 03:55
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, Ian Collins, 03:50
- Re: strcpy - my implementation, viza, 03:40
- strcpy - my implementation, arnuld, 02:51
- Re: best way to declare struct to be used in other c and c++ files, pete, 02:33
- Re: Using Free() from a function, Barry Schwarz, 02:27
- Re: Using Free, Barry Schwarz, 02:27
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, Richard Heathfield, 02:02
- Re: Using Free() from a function, CBFalconer, 01:56
- Re: Using Free, stevenruiz, 00:02
- Using Free, stevenruiz, 00:01
September 07, 2008
- Re: best way to declare struct to be used in other c and c++ files, Peter Nilsson, 23:56
- Re: Using Free() from a function, stevenruiz, 23:43
- Using Free() from a function, stevenruiz, 23:40
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, pete, 22:08
- Re: Increment a number in compile time macro, Harald van Dijk, 20:59
- Re: Increment a number in compile time macro, Barry Schwarz, 20:31
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, mdh, 19:55
- Re: help with jornal, Keith Thompson, 16:59
- Re: Size of a File, Flash Gordon, 16:48
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, jameskuyper, 16:16
- Re: Size of a File, Lew Pitcher, 16:15
- Re: Size of a File, jameskuyper, 16:15
- Re: Size of a File, Gordon Burditt, 16:04
- Re: Size of a File, Daniel Kraft, 15:52
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, mdh, 15:47
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, Richard Heathfield, 15:47
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, jameskuyper, 15:32
- Size of a File, Ashit Vora, 15:30
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, Nick Keighley, 15:29
- Re: Increment a number in compile time macro, Harald van Dijk, 15:14
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, Richard, 15:01
- Re: help with jornal, Jens Stueckelberger, 15:01
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, mdh, 14:42
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, mdh, 14:33
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, Richard, 14:32
- Re: Increment a number in compile time macro, Barry Schwarz, 14:20
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, Barry Schwarz, 14:20
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, Richard Heathfield, 13:57
- Re: best way to declare struct to be used in other c and c++ files, ac, 13:17
- help with jornal, umesaesa, 12:49
- Re: Increment a number in compile time macro, Moi, 12:10
- Re: Increment a number in compile time macro, Ben Bacarisse, 11:16
- Re: Increment a number in compile time macro, Nick Keighley, 09:17
- [Commercial]: X86 Processor Programming from Industry Professionals., Concepts Systems, 08:12
- Re: static libirary, Antoninus Twink, 06:44
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- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, mdh, 04:46
- Tips and tricks of c and other languages, Roja, 04:25
- Updated news of c language and freeantiviruses, Roja, 04:19
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, Richard Heathfield, 04:14
- Re: Scanf and wildcard, vippstar, 04:12
- Re: Scanf and wildcard, CBFalconer, 04:10
- Re: Increment a number in compile time macro, Barry Schwarz, 04:04
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, Barry Schwarz, 04:04
- Re: Scanf and wildcard, Obnoxious User, 04:02
- Re: Increment a number in compile time macro, Richard Heathfield, 03:49
- Re: Scanf and wildcard, Richard Heathfield, 03:38
- Re: Increment a number in compile time macro, Ian Collins, 03:34
- Re: Scanf and wildcard, vippstar, 03:26
- Increment a number in compile time macro, Bin Chen, 02:54
- Re: No return in LONG InterlockedDecrement ( LONG *lpAddend ), David Thompson, 00:41
- Re: Ah've got them Function Pointer blues, David Thompson, 00:41
September 06, 2008
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, pete, 22:47
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, mdh, 22:41
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, mdh, 22:39
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, mdh, 22:23
- Re: best way to declare struct to be used in other c and c++ files, pete, 22:20
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, Ben Bacarisse, 22:05
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, Richard Heathfield, 21:50
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, Keith Thompson, 21:40
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, mdh, 21:30
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, mdh, 21:16
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, Richard Heathfield, 21:02
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard, 20:32
- Re: static libirary, CBFalconer, 20:26
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Ian Collins, 20:23
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, mdh, 20:13
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, mdh, 20:10
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard, 20:10
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, CBFalconer, 20:08
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, CBFalconer, 19:57
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, CBFalconer, 19:46
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard, 19:35
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Keith Thompson, 19:34
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, CBFalconer, 19:31
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Ian Collins, 19:29
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Ian Collins, 19:27
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Keith Thompson, 19:23
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Keith Thompson, 19:21
- Re: C99 portability challenge, jacob navia, 19:17
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, Barry Schwarz, 19:08
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, Keith Thompson, 19:02
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jacob navia, 18:57
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Harald van Dijk, 18:52
- Re: C99 portability challenge, teapot, 18:45
- Re: printf, CBFalconer, 18:34
- Re: printf, CBFalconer, 18:31
- Re: qsort, Antoninus Twink, 18:15
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jacob navia, 18:14
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Bartc, 17:57
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Ian Collins, 17:55
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Andrew Poelstra, 17:53
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jacob navia, 17:44
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jacob navia, 17:42
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Bartc, 17:39
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jacob navia, 17:30
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Ian Collins, 16:57
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Ian Collins, 16:55
- Re: qsort, Kenny McCormack, 16:36
- Re: qsort, Kenny McCormack, 16:35
- Re: Scanf and wildcard, Andrew Poelstra, 16:35
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Andrew Poelstra, 16:32
- Re: Internal implementation of realloc, Gordon Burditt, 16:32
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Andrew Poelstra, 16:30
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, Richard Heathfield, 16:23
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, Harald van Dijk, 16:10
- Re: Scanf and wildcard, raphfrk, 16:05
- Re: Scanf and wildcard, vippstar, 15:57
- Scanf and wildcard, raphfrk, 15:36
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, mdh, 15:30
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, mdh, 15:16
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, Barry Schwarz, 15:09
- Stats for comp.lang.c (last 7 days), CLC stats, 15:07
- Re: static libirary, Kenny McCormack, 15:05
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, Kenny McCormack, 15:03
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, mdh, 14:46
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard Heathfield, 14:06
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard, 13:58
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jacob navia, 13:44
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard Heathfield, 13:42
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard, 13:33
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, s0suk3, 13:32
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard Heathfield, 13:23
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard Heathfield, 13:20
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jacob navia, 13:19
- Re: printf, Flash Gordon, 13:18
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Malcolm McLean, 13:17
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard Heathfield, 13:15
- Re: qsort, Richard Harter, 13:14
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard, 13:00
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jacob navia, 12:58
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard, 12:53
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Bartc, 12:52
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard, 12:49
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard, 12:46
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard, 12:42
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard Heathfield, 12:38
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard Heathfield, 12:23
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jacob navia, 12:21
- Re: best way to declare struct to be used in other c and c++ files, ac, 12:13
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard, 12:10
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Ben Bacarisse, 11:53
- Re: Accessing void * buffer/array through char * pointer, Harald van Dijk, 11:44
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard, 11:34
- Re: static libirary, Richard, 11:33
- Re: Accessing void * buffer/array through char * pointer, Ben Bacarisse, 11:32
- Re: Accessing void * buffer/array through char * pointer, Richard Heathfield, 11:31
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jameskuyper, 11:24
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jameskuyper, 11:17
- Re: Accessing void * buffer/array through char * pointer, s0suk3, 10:56
- Re: static libirary, Kenny McCormack, 10:52
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Kenny McCormack, 10:50
- Re: what is restrict keyword used for, Richard, 10:46
- Re: Internal implementation of realloc, Kenny McCormack, 10:46
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard, 10:43
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard, 10:42
- Re: Internal implementation of realloc, Richard, 10:38
- Re: static libirary, Richard, 10:35
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard, 10:34
- Re: Accessing void * buffer/array through char * pointer, Ralf Damaschke, 10:01
- Re: Accessing void * buffer/array through char * pointer, Ben Bacarisse, 10:00
- Re: Accessing void * buffer/array through char * pointer, vippstar, 09:58
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- Re: Accessing void * buffer/array through char * pointer, s0suk3, 09:20
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Malcolm McLean, 09:16
- Re: static libirary, Ben Bacarisse, 09:13
- Re: Accessing void * buffer/array through char * pointer, Ben Bacarisse, 09:09
- Re: static libirary, Antoninus Twink, 09:07
- Re: Accessing void * buffer/array through char * pointer, Malcolm McLean, 09:06
- Re: Accessing void * buffer/array through char * pointer, Ben Bacarisse, 08:52
- Re: Accessing void * buffer/array through char * pointer, Richard Heathfield, 08:52
- Re: static libirary, Richard Heathfield, 08:51
- Re: Accessing void * buffer/array through char * pointer, vippstar, 08:46
- Re: bitshift operator problem, Ben Bacarisse, 08:46
- Re: bitshift operator problem, Ben Bacarisse, 08:40
- Re: static libirary, vippstar, 08:37
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard Heathfield, 08:31
- Re: Accessing void * buffer/array through char * pointer, raashid bhatt, 08:19
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- static libirary, raashid bhatt, 08:15
- Re: bitshift operator problem, Eric Sosman, 08:07
- Re: Accessing void * buffer/array through char * pointer, Ben Bacarisse, 08:02
- Re: reading byte by byte from memory, Nick Keighley, 07:44
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Bartc, 07:33
- Re: printf, vippstar, 07:31
- Accessing void * buffer/array through char * pointer, s0suk3, 07:26
- Re: printf, Nick Keighley, 07:15
- Re: printf, Bartc, 07:03
- Re: printf, James Kuyper, 07:01
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Nick Keighley, 06:50
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jacob navia, 06:21
- Re: printf, vippstar, 06:14
- Re: printf, Bartc, 06:01
- Re: reading byte by byte from memory, Bartc, 05:43
- Re: what is restrict keyword used for, Richard Heathfield, 04:28
- Re: what is restrict keyword used for, vippstar, 04:04
- Re: what is restrict keyword used for, Richard Heathfield, 04:02
- Re: what is restrict keyword used for, vippstar, 03:43
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Malcolm McLean, 03:40
- Re: Internal implementation of realloc, Malcolm McLean, 03:33
- Re: what is restrict keyword used for, pete, 03:32
- Re: reading byte by byte from memory, pete, 03:28
- Re: printf, vippstar, 03:27
- Re: what is restrict keyword used for, jaysome, 03:26
- Re: printf, pete, 03:20
- Re: reading byte by byte from memory, pete, 03:14
- Re: printf, jaysome, 03:09
- Re: best way to declare struct to be used in other c and c++ files, pete, 02:50
- Re: bitshift operator problem, pete, 02:08
- Re: what is restrict keyword used for, vippstar, 01:58
- Re: reading byte by byte from memory, CBFalconer, 01:50
- Re: bitshift operator problem, CBFalconer, 01:42
- Re: printf, vippstar, 01:40
- Re: bitshift operator problem, CBFalconer, 01:38
- Re: reading byte by byte from memory, Martin Ambuhl, 01:16
- Re: reading byte by byte from memory, Ashit Vora, 01:10
- reading byte by byte from memory, Ashit Vora, 00:55
September 05, 2008
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, mdh, 23:49
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, Keith Thompson, 22:21
- Re: bitshift operator problem, Ali Karaali, 21:44
- Re: best way to declare struct to be used in other c and c++ files, Keith Thompson, 21:43
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, mdh, 21:43
- Re: best way to declare struct to be used in other c and c++ files, Keith Thompson, 21:37
- Re: best way to declare struct to be used in other c and c++ files, Ian Collins, 21:34
- Re: bitshift operator problem, Eric Sosman, 21:19
- Re: bitshift operator problem, Ali Karaali, 21:16
- Re: bitshift operator problem, Ali Karaali, 21:09
- Re: bitshift operator problem, Eric Sosman, 21:00
- Re: Internal implementation of realloc, Eric Sosman, 20:52
- Re: Internal implementation of realloc, CBFalconer, 20:47
- Re: best way to declare struct to be used in other c and c++ files, pete, 20:42
- best way to declare struct to be used in other c and c++ files, Tammy, 20:30
- Re: Internal implementation of realloc, Keith Thompson, 20:25
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, pete, 20:21
- Re: P 155 k&r section 7.3, Keith Thompson, 20:20
- Re: bitshift operator problem, pete, 20:18
- Re: Internal implementation of realloc, Ian Collins, 20:11
- Re: bitshift operator problem, Ali Karaali, 20:03
- Re: map, CBFalconer, 19:43
- Re: Internal implementation of realloc, CBFalconer, 19:34
- Re: printf, CBFalconer, 19:29
- Re: ASCII characters, Andrew Poelstra, 19:26
- Re: what is restrict keyword used for, Keith Thompson, 19:25
- Re: ASCII characters, Andrew Poelstra, 19:24
- P 155 k&r section 7.3, mdh, 19:15
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard, 18:24
- Re: Need Explanation on Lvalue Assignment for the following snippet, Richard, 18:23
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, lawrence . jones, 17:48
- Re: typedef question, Jensen Somers, 17:47
- Re: what is restrict keyword used for, lawrence . jones, 17:17
- Re: Please Explain This behaviour...,, John Bode, 16:14
- Re: bitshift operator problem, Willem, 16:03
- Re: Bedbugs or Fireants, Richard, 15:43
- Re: ASCII characters, Default User, 15:27
- Re: bitshift operator problem, Serve Laurijssen, 15:20
- Re: Turning on ALL C extensions., user923005, 15:18
- Re: map, user923005, 15:16
- Re: map, Joe Wright, 14:21
- Re: typedef question, Antoninus Twink, 13:43
- Re: Bedbugs or Fireants, Antoninus Twink, 13:39
- Re: bitshift operator problem, Eric Sosman, 13:03
- Re: what is restrict keyword used for, Ben Bacarisse, 12:59
- Re: Internal implementation of realloc, Eric Sosman, 12:50
- Re: ASCII characters, Keith Thompson, 11:26
- Re: bitshift operator problem, Keith Thompson, 11:20
- Re: map, eldredge . n, 11:14
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Bartc, 11:01
- Re: ASCII characters, Keith Thompson, 10:57
- Re: ASCII characters, Keith Thompson, 10:55
- Re: what is restrict keyword used for, Keith Thompson, 10:41
- Re: printf, Bart van Ingen Schenau, 10:26
- Re: bitshift operator problem, Flash Gordon, 10:22
- Re: ASCII characters, osmium, 10:18
- Re: bitshift operator problem, Serve Laurijssen, 09:56
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Bart van Ingen Schenau, 09:56
- Re: what is restrict keyword used for, CBFalconer, 09:54
- Re: what is restrict keyword used for, Keith Thompson, 09:48
- Re: Internal implementation of realloc, CBFalconer, 09:47
- Re: what is restrict keyword used for, Keith Thompson, 09:38
- Re: what is restrict keyword used for, Nick Keighley, 09:26
- Re: Please Explain This behaviour...,, Pranav, 09:16
- Re: ASCII characters, Lew Pitcher, 09:10
- Re: what is restrict keyword used for, James Kuyper, 09:05
- Re: Please Explain This behaviour...,, Pranav, 08:50
- Re: ASCII characters, Bartc, 08:49
- Re: ASCII characters, Richard Bos, 08:48
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard Bos, 08:46
- Re: ASCII characters, Richard Heathfield, 08:45
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Nick Keighley, 08:45
- Re: ASCII characters, Lew Pitcher, 08:45
- <OT> Re: ASCII characters, Lew Pitcher, 08:45
- Re: ASCII characters, Lew Pitcher, 08:45
- Re: ASCII characters, Andrew Poelstra, 08:38
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard Heathfield, 08:37
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Andrew Poelstra, 08:33
- Re: ASCII characters, jt, 08:32
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Nick Keighley, 08:32
- Re: ASCII characters, Andrew Poelstra, 08:31
- Re: ASCII characters, Chris Dollin, 08:26
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Nick Keighley, 08:25
- Re: Please Explain This behaviour...,, Andrew Poelstra, 08:23
- Re: ASCII characters, jt, 08:20
- Re: Byte Handling in Unix C, Andrew Poelstra, 08:16
- Re: ASCII characters, pete, 08:12
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jacob navia, 08:11
- Re: ASCII characters, Bartc, 08:10
- ASCII characters, jt, 08:07
- Re: while( ) and test condition, August Karlstrom, 07:22
- Re: bitshift operator problem, Eric Sosman, 07:18
- Re: Need Explanation on Lvalue Assignment for the following snippet, Richard, 07:12
- Re: while( ) and test condition, Richard, 07:08
- bitshift operator problem, Serve Laurijssen, 07:03
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard Bos, 07:00
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard Bos, 06:57
- Re: Byte Handling in Unix C, Jens Thoms Toerring, 06:50
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard Bos, 06:45
- sEarn -Rs 10,000 to Rs 30,000, jaspreetsingh . bains323, 05:59
- Re: Please Explain This behaviour...,, Richard Heathfield, 05:58
- Re: Typedef question, s0suk3, 05:25
- Re: what is restrict keyword used for, Bartc, 05:22
- Re: what is restrict keyword used for, Pilcrow, 04:56
- Re: Please Explain This behaviour...,, Pranav, 04:44
- Re: map, Richard Heathfield, 04:31
- map, xuchm, 04:14
- Re: Please Explain This behaviour...,, Martin Ambuhl, 03:57
- Re: Please Explain This behaviour...,, viza, 03:51
- Re: Please Explain This behaviour...,, Richard Heathfield, 03:45
- Re: what is restrict keyword used for, vippstar, 03:31
- Re: what is restrict keyword used for, Pilcrow, 03:26
- Re: Please Explain This behaviour...,, Pranav, 03:22
- Re: Please Explain This behaviour...,, vippstar, 03:17
- Re: Please Explain This behaviour...,, Pranav, 03:09
- Re: Please Explain This behaviour...,, vippstar, 03:04
- Re: Please Explain This behaviour...,, Pranav, 03:03
- Re: Please Explain This behaviour...,, vippstar, 02:59
- Re: Internal implementation of realloc, Chris Torek, 02:58
- Re: Exercise 7-1, Richard Bos, 02:56
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard Bos, 02:51
- Please Explain This behaviour...,, Pranav, 02:50
- Re: Problem with Char*, Martin Ambuhl, 02:35
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- Re: Problem with Char*, eldredge . n, 02:25
- Re: Problem with Char*, Richard Heathfield, 02:25
- Re: Internal implementation of realloc, CBFalconer, 02:02
- Problem with Char*, Ashit Vora, 01:59
- Re: qsort, Chris Torek, 01:25
- Re: Byte Handling in Unix C, Ashit Vora, 00:47
September 04, 2008
- Re: Internal implementation of realloc, Gene, 23:23
- Re: Internal implementation of realloc, Keith Thompson, 22:14
- Re: Internal implementation of realloc, Stephen Sprunk, 22:02
- Re: typedef question, Jack Klein, 21:48
- Re: printf, Andrew Poelstra, 21:09
- Re: Byte Handling in Unix C, Andrew Poelstra, 21:09
- Re: Accessing enum members..., Keith Thompson, 21:04
- Re: Internal implementation of realloc, Eric Sosman, 21:00
- Re: Turning on ALL C extensions., Keith Thompson, 20:50
- Re: Accessing enum members..., Ben Bacarisse, 20:34
- Re: Accessing enum members..., Samantha, 20:13
- Re: Accessing enum members..., Ben Bacarisse, 19:58
- Re: Turning on ALL C extensions., Richard Heathfield, 19:43
- Accessing enum members..., Samantha, 19:39
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Flash Gordon, 19:15
- Re: Turning on ALL C extensions., jacob navia, 19:08
- Turning on ALL C extensions., Samantha, 19:05
- Re: Bedbugs or Fireants, Kenny McCormack, 19:01
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jacob navia, 18:58
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jacob navia, 18:55
- Re: typedef question, CBFalconer, 18:38
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard Heathfield, 18:37
- Re: Bedbugs or Fireants, Keith Thompson, 18:32
- Re: typedef question, Keith Thompson, 18:17
- Re: Bedbugs or Fireants, CBFalconer, 18:16
- Re: printf, lawrence . jones, 18:00
- Re: Byte Handling in Unix C, Eric Sosman, 17:51
- Re: Exercise 7-1, lawrence . jones, 17:47
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, lawrence . jones, 17:29
- Re: typedef question, Eric Sosman, 17:26
- Re: typedef question, Malcolm McLean, 17:18
- Re: typedef question, Bartc, 17:16
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, lawrence . jones, 17:11
- Re: typedef question, C_guy, 17:03
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, lawrence . jones, 16:56
- Re: typedef question, C_guy, 16:55
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, lawrence . jones, 16:49
- Re: p 145 K&R, lawrence . jones, 16:48
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jacob navia, 16:45
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Harald van Dijk, 16:44
- Re: typedef question, Jensen Somers, 16:42
- typedef question, C_guy, 16:30
- Re: Byte Handling in Unix C, Ashit Vora, 16:26
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Lassie, 16:19
- Re: Byte Handling in Unix C, Eric Sosman, 15:50
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Malcolm McLean, 15:47
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jameskuyper, 15:43
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Malcolm McLean, 15:39
- Re: Internal implementation of realloc, Malcolm McLean, 15:22
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard Heathfield, 15:12
- Byte Handling in Unix C, Ashit Vora, 15:05
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Bartc, 15:00
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Pilcrow, 14:48
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Kenny McCormack, 13:57
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Antoninus Twink, 13:32
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jacob navia, 13:14
- Re: Need Explanation on Lvalue Assignment for the following snippet, Antoninus Twink, 13:11
- Re: printf, Antoninus Twink, 13:08
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Antoninus Twink, 12:58
- Re: Bedbugs or Fireants, David Segall, 12:53
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Antoninus Twink, 12:52
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Antoninus Twink, 12:48
- Re: unsigned long to double, viza, 12:46
- Re: unsigned long to double, Richard Harnden, 12:46
- Re: Bedbugs or Fireants, Developer, 12:13
- Re: while( ) and test condition, Richard Tobin, 11:42
- Re: printf, Keith Thompson, 11:35
- Re: unsigned long to double, jameskuyper, 11:33
- Re: unsigned long to double, Boon, 11:30
- Re: Bedbugs or Fireants, David Segall, 11:25
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, Eric Sosman, 11:19
- Re: while( ) and test condition, fjblurt, 11:04
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, Richard Heathfield, 10:51
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, osmium, 10:47
- Bedbugs or Fireants, C++ Developer, 10:44
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, Eric Sosman, 10:39
- Re: while( ) and test condition, Fred, 10:31
- Re: while( ) and test condition, Andrew Poelstra, 10:09
- Re: Internal implementation of realloc, Richard Tobin, 10:02
- Re: while( ) and test condition, August Karlstrom, 10:01
- Re: while( ) and test condition, Sjoerd, 09:45
- Re: unsigned long to double, viza, 09:44
- Re: unsigned long to double, Ben Bacarisse, 09:13
- Re: Exercise 7-1, mdh, 09:10
- Re: unsigned long to double, Eric Sosman, 09:10
- Re: Typedef question, Eric Sosman, 08:50
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, James Kuyper, 08:43
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, pete, 08:39
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, Kenny McCormack, 08:31
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, James Kuyper, 08:25
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Tim Rentsch, 08:24
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Tim Rentsch, 08:18
- Re: Need Explanation on Lvalue Assignment for the following snippet, Pranav, 08:06
- Re: printf, James Kuyper, 07:52
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, James Kuyper, 07:46
- Re: Need Explanation on Lvalue Assignment for the following snippet, vippstar, 07:39
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Tim Rentsch, 07:35
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Tim Rentsch, 07:25
- Re: p 145 K&R, Richard Heathfield, 07:22
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Tim Rentsch, 07:21
- Re: Need Explanation on Lvalue Assignment for the following snippet, Richard Heathfield, 07:16
- Re: Need Explanation on Lvalue Assignment for the following snippet, Richard Heathfield, 07:13
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, James Kuyper, 07:09
- unsigned long to double, Richard Harnden, 07:02
- Re: while( ) and test condition, August Karlstrom, 06:30
- Re: while( ) and test condition, Richard Bos, 06:16
- Re: while( ) and test condition, pete, 06:14
- while( ) and test condition, nembo kid, 06:11
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Ian Collins, 05:15
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jacob navia, 05:02
- Re: p 145 K&R, pete, 05:01
- Re: printf, pete, 04:47
- Re: Need Explanation on Lvalue Assignment for the following snippet, Willem, 04:47
- Re: Need Explanation on Lvalue Assignment for the following snippet, vippstar, 04:43
- Re: Need Explanation on Lvalue Assignment for the following snippet, Nick Keighley, 04:40
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Ian Collins, 04:38
- Re: Need Explanation on Lvalue Assignment for the following snippet, pete, 04:33
- Re: p 145 K&R, Nick Keighley, 04:33
- Re: printf, Nick Keighley, 04:27
- Re: Need Explanation on Lvalue Assignment for the following snippet, vippstar, 04:23
- Re: Need Explanation on Lvalue Assignment for the following snippet, pete, 04:19
- Re: Need Explanation on Lvalue Assignment for the following snippet, Richard Heathfield, 04:13
- Re: Need Explanation on Lvalue Assignment for the following snippet, Richard Heathfield, 04:11
- Re: Need Explanation on Lvalue Assignment for the following snippet, pete, 04:07
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 03:54
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, Keith Thompson, 03:47
- Need Explanation on Lvalue Assignment for the following snippet, Pranav, 03:44
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, Pilcrow, 03:27
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, Richard Bos, 02:40
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard Bos, 02:35
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard Heathfield, 02:07
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Ian Collins, 01:57
- Re: Typedef question, s0suk3, 01:48
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard Heathfield, 01:32
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Ian Collins, 01:19
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, Pilcrow, 01:04
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, Richard Heathfield, 00:46
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, Pilcrow, 00:34
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, Pilcrow, 00:32
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, Richard Heathfield, 00:22
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, Barry Schwarz, 00:12
- Re: Exercise 7-1, Barry Schwarz, 00:12
September 03, 2008
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, Pilcrow, 23:46
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, osmium, 23:03
- Re: Typedef question, Richard Heathfield, 23:03
- Re: printf, vippstar, 23:02
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard Heathfield, 22:57
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard Heathfield, 22:50
- Re: Exercise 7-1, mdh, 22:30
- Re: printf, Keith Thompson, 22:27
- Re: Exercise 7-1, Keith Thompson, 22:22
- Re: Exercise 7-1, Keith Thompson, 22:15
- Re: Internal implementation of realloc, Eric Sosman, 22:14
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Keith Thompson, 22:06
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, Eric Sosman, 22:04
- Re: Exercise 7-1, vippstar, 22:04
- Re: printf, Kenny McCormack, 21:54
- Re: Internal implementation of realloc, Gene, 21:43
- Re: printf, vippstar, 21:10
- Re: Internal implementation of realloc, pete, 20:43
- Re: p 145 K&R, Dan Henry, 20:37
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Bartc, 20:33
- Re: Exercise 7-1, Andrew Poelstra, 20:11
- Re: Exercise 7-1, mdh, 20:11
- Re: Exercise 7-1, Keith Thompson, 20:00
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jameskuyper, 19:57
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Keith Thompson, 19:48
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jameskuyper, 19:40
- Re: Exercise 7-1, mdh, 19:40
- Re: Exercise 7-1, mdh, 19:36
- Re: Typedef question, Mark L Pappin, 19:26
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Pilcrow, 19:20
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jacob navia, 19:08
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Flash Gordon, 18:55
- Re: Internal implementation of realloc, Richard Tobin, 18:35
- Re: Internal implementation of realloc, ediebur, 18:32
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jacob navia, 18:22
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jacob navia, 17:18
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jacob navia, 17:03
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jameskuyper, 16:28
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Antoninus Twink, 16:18
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jameskuyper, 16:15
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Keith Thompson, 16:15
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Pilcrow, 16:07
- Re: printf, Malcolm McLean, 16:05
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Malcolm McLean, 15:45
- Re: Internal implementation of realloc, Malcolm McLean, 15:41
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jacob navia, 15:38
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Willem, 15:35
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jacob navia, 15:34
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Kenny McCormack, 15:31
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Eric Sosman, 15:25
- Re: Good C Practice, Ian Collins, 15:06
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Antoninus Twink, 14:51
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jacob navia, 14:32
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jacob navia, 14:30
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard Heathfield, 14:22
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Flash Gordon, 13:27
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Keith Thompson, 13:24
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jacob navia, 13:01
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard Heathfield, 12:52
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jacob navia, 12:37
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Ben Bacarisse, 12:31
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard Heathfield, 11:26
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jacob navia, 11:23
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, vippstar, 11:11
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jacob navia, 11:07
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard Heathfield, 10:55
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jacob navia, 10:47
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Kenny McCormack, 10:11
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Kenny McCormack, 10:06
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Bill Reid, 09:36
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Eric Sosman, 09:15
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 09:13
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, Eric Sosman, 09:08
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Nick Keighley, 09:05
- Re: p 145 K&R, Eric Sosman, 07:57
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, James Kuyper, 07:54
- Re: Good C Practice, "Thommy M. Malmström", 07:52
- Re: K&R Ex 1-22, James Kuyper, 07:41
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard, 07:23
- Re: fwrite() does not write data to file, Richard Bos, 07:16
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, James Kuyper, 07:07
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Ron Ford, 06:39
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Ron Ford, 06:28
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Ron Ford, 06:18
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, vippstar, 05:33
- Re: Exercise 7-1, Ron Ford, 05:27
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, Bartc, 05:15
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, Richard, 05:02
- Re: Good C Practice, Richard Bos, 04:36
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard Bos, 04:27
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Richard Bos, 04:22
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, Nick Keighley, 03:52
- Re: Exercise 7-1, Keith Thompson, 03:35
- Re: printf, Ron Ford, 03:33
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Flash Gordon, 03:30
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Nick Keighley, 03:23
- Re: printf, Richard Heathfield, 03:16
- Re: printf, Ron Ford, 03:10
- Re: Exercise 7-1, Ron Ford, 03:07
- Re: K&R Ex 1-22, Ron Ford, 03:02
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Ron Ford, 02:47
- Re: printf, Richard Heathfield, 02:15
- Re: Typedef question, Richard Heathfield, 02:06
- Re: Exercise 7-1, vippstar, 01:52
- Re: Exercise 7-1, vippstar, 01:48
- Re: Good C Practice, Erik de Castro Lopo, 01:42
- Re: Good C Practice, Erik de Castro Lopo, 01:36
- Re: Internal implementation of realloc, pete, 01:29
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, vippstar, 01:25
- Re: Pointer assigned by a function problem..., vippstar, 01:22
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, pete, 01:22
- Re: Typedef question, pete, 01:16
- Re: printf, raashid bhatt, 01:04
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, Harald van Dijk, 01:03
- Re: Good C Practice, Ian Collins, 01:00
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, Pilcrow, 00:55
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, pete, 00:52
- Re: Good C Practice, Pilcrow, 00:51
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, vippstar, 00:49
- Re: printf, Pilcrow, 00:44
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, Pilcrow, 00:41
- Re: Typedef question, Thad Smith, 00:38
- Re: Internal implementation of realloc, Ian Collins, 00:38
- Internal implementation of realloc, Kislay, 00:26
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Pilcrow, 00:25
- Re: Exercise 7-1, mdh, 00:19
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Pilcrow, 00:16
- Re: qsort, Ron Ford, 00:00
September 02, 2008
- Re: Exercise 7-1, Keith Thompson, 23:53
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Barry Schwarz, 23:35
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Barry Schwarz, 23:35
- Re: Pointer assigned by a function problem..., Barry Schwarz, 23:35
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Barry Schwarz, 23:35
- Re: Pointer assigned by a function problem..., Barry Schwarz, 23:35
- Exercise 7-1, mdh, 23:34
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, pete, 22:57
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, pete, 22:22
- Re: fwrite() does not write data to file, Jack Klein, 22:11
- Re: Good C Practice, Ian Collins, 21:59
- Good C Practice, Christiano Farina Haesbaert, 21:54
- Re: Pointer assigned by a function problem..., jamaj, 21:49
- Re: Pointer assigned by a function problem..., vippstar, 21:32
- Re: Pointer assigned by a function problem..., vippstar, 21:31
- Re: Pointer assigned by a function problem..., jamaj, 21:26
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, Keith Thompson, 21:26
- Re: Pointer assigned by a function problem..., jamaj, 21:20
- Re: Pointer assigned by a function problem..., vippstar, 21:19
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, vippstar, 21:15
- Re: Pointer assigned by a function problem..., vippstar, 21:11
- Re: Pointer assigned by a function problem..., Ian Collins, 21:07
- Re: Pointer assigned by a function problem..., jamaj, 21:02
- Re: Pointer assigned by a function problem..., Ian Collins, 20:59
- Pointer assigned by a function problem..., jamaj, 20:53
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, Keith Thompson, 20:47
- Re: printf, Martin Ambuhl, 20:42
- Re: Typedef Bug/Error, Robert Gamble, 20:34
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Keith Thompson, 20:19
- Re: Typedef question, Keith Thompson, 20:13
- Re: Typedef Bug/Error, Peter Nilsson, 20:08
- Re: Typedef Bug/Error, Harald van Dijk, 20:08
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, vippstar, 19:58
- Re: Typedef question, Keith Thompson, 19:55
- Re: printf, Ian Collins, 19:49
- printf, Jrdman, 19:43
- Re: Typedef Bug/Error, Peter Nilsson, 19:31
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, Lew Pitcher, 19:29
- Re: Typedef question, pete, 19:24
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, pete, 19:14
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jameskuyper, 19:13
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, Ben Pfaff, 19:09
- Re: Typedef Bug/Error, Harald van Dijk, 18:44
- Re: Typedef question, dj3vande, 18:35
- Re: Typedef Bug/Error, Peter Nilsson, 18:34
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, Default User, 18:32
- Re: Typedef Bug/Error, vippstar, 18:31
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, Eric Sosman, 18:30
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, Richard Heathfield, 18:29
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, vippstar, 18:28
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, vippstar, 18:26
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, Antoninus Twink, 18:25
- Re: Typedef Bug/Error, Peter Nilsson, 18:24
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, Ben Pfaff, 18:24
- Re: detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, vippstar, 18:22
- Re: fwrite() does not write data to file, Richard Heathfield, 18:12
- detecting ASCII/EBCDIC, Pilcrow, 18:11
- Re: searching for method signatures, Ben Bacarisse, 17:56
- Re: fwrite() does not write data to file, Harald van Dijk, 17:44
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Pilcrow, 17:41
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Kenny McCormack, 17:40
- Re: Storgae durations, dj3vande, 17:37
- Re: p 145 K&R, gw7rib, 17:33
- Re: p 145 K&R, gw7rib, 17:29
- Re: Typedef question, vippstar, 17:23
- Re: fwrite() does not write data to file, vippstar, 17:18
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Richard, 16:56
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Kenny McCormack, 16:51
- Re: Typedef question, mdh, 16:23
- Re: Typedef question, mdh, 16:22
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Ian Collins, 16:21
- Re: Typedef question, jameskuyper, 15:50
- Re: Typedef question, Eric Sosman, 15:47
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jameskuyper, 15:32
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jameskuyper, 15:14
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Eric Sosman, 14:54
- searching for method signatures, David Hilton, 14:41
- Typedef question, mdh, 14:25
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Eric Sosman, 14:06
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Kenny McCormack, 13:53
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Pilcrow, 13:50
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, jacob navia, 13:43
- Re: fwrite() does not write data to file, Joachim Schmitz, 13:34
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Eric Sosman, 13:31
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Keith Thompson, 13:25
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, jameskuyper, 13:19
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Keith Thompson, 13:13
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Harald van Dijk, 13:11
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Barry Schwarz, 12:48
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Barry Schwarz, 12:48
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Antoninus Twink, 12:43
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Antoninus Twink, 12:40
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, jameskuyper, 12:36
- Re: fwrite() does not write data to file, Richard Heathfield, 12:31
- Re: what 's wrong with this code?, rio, 12:19
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Ben Bacarisse, 12:10
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, jameskuyper, 12:06
- Re: fwrite() does not write data to file, Joachim Schmitz, 11:52
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, John Bellone, 11:51
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Richard Heathfield, 11:22
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Richard Heathfield, 11:18
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Eric Sosman, 11:09
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Ben Bacarisse, 10:53
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Richard Bos, 10:41
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Barry Schwarz, 10:34
- Re: p 145 K&R, Richard, 10:21
- Re: p 145 K&R, Bill Reid, 10:18
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Bill Reid, 10:18
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Bill Reid, 10:18
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Eric Sosman, 10:14
- Re: is it possible?, Mohamad Room, 09:28
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Richard Heathfield, 09:16
- Re: fwrite() does not write data to file, arnuld, 09:00
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, James Kuyper, 08:43
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, James Kuyper, 08:23
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, Eric Sosman, 08:15
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, pete, 08:10
- Re: UNIX, C, Perl, James Kuyper, 08:04
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, pete, 07:58
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Ben Bacarisse, 07:51
- UNIX, C, Perl, Pilcrow, 07:48
- Re: is it possible?, James Kuyper, 07:26
- Re: is it possible?, Nick Keighley, 07:11
- Re: Problems with Pointers, Richard Heathfield, 06:33
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Richard Heathfield, 04:15
- Re: fwrite() does not write data to file, Richard Heathfield, 04:13
- Re: fwrite() does not write data to file, Keith Thompson, 04:06
- Re: fwrite() does not write data to file, vippstar, 04:01
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Keith Thompson, 03:55
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, pete, 03:53
- fwrite() does not write data to file, arnuld, 03:50
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Richard Heathfield, 03:30
- Re: what is restrict keyword used for, Jensen Somers, 03:27
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, vippstar, 02:58
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, vippstar, 02:53
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Richard Heathfield, 02:26
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, vippstar, 02:13
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Richard Heathfield, 01:57
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, vippstar, 01:33
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Keith Thompson, 01:23
- Re: Typedef Bug/Error, Robert Gamble, 00:47
- Re: what is restrict keyword used for, vippstar, 00:44
- Re: Typedef Bug/Error, Harald van Dijk, 00:37
- what is restrict keyword used for, raashid bhatt, 00:22
September 01, 2008
- Re: p 145 K&R, mdh, 23:44
- Re: p 145 K&R, Eric Sosman, 23:33
- Re: p 145 K&R, mdh, 23:08
- Re: p 145 K&R, Peter Nilsson, 22:57
- Re: p 145 K&R, mdh, 21:59
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, pete, 21:32
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, pete, 21:24
- Re: Typedef Bug/Error, Peter Nilsson, 21:01
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Keith Thompson, 19:18
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Keith Thompson, 19:01
- Re: is it possible?, Keith Thompson, 18:55
- Re: is it possible?, Keith Thompson, 18:52
- Re: p 145 K&R, Peter Nilsson, 18:47
- Re: diffrence?, Richard Heathfield, 18:23
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Richard Heathfield, 18:19
- Re: p 145 K&R, Ian Collins, 18:15
- Re: p 145 K&R, Chris Torek, 17:36
- Re: Problems with Pointers, zaimoni, 17:35
- Re: Problems with Pointers, Chris Torek, 17:21
- Re: diffrence?, Keith Thompson, 16:35
- Re: C99 portability challenge, new to c, 16:29
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, James Tursa, 16:20
- Re: p 145 K&R, Eric Sosman, 16:08
- p 145 K&R, mdh, 15:39
- Re: is it possible?, Harald van Dijk, 15:20
- Re: Problems with Pointers, Barry Schwarz, 15:14
- Re: is it possible?, Barry Schwarz, 15:14
- Re: BMP draw......., Barry Schwarz, 15:14
- Re: Problems with Pointers, Barry Schwarz, 15:14
- Re: BMP draw......., adam majewski, 14:17
- Re: is it possible?, Flash Gordon, 14:08
- Re: Typedef Bug/Error, Pranav, 14:08
- BMP draw......., vicky, 13:59
- Re: Typedef Bug/Error, Harald van Dijk, 13:51
- Typedef Bug/Error, Pranav, 13:43
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Harald van Dijk, 13:42
- Re: is it possible?, August Karlstrom, 13:07
- Re: large integers?, Richard Harter, 12:58
- Re: Problems with Pointers, zaimoni, 11:43
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Ben Bacarisse, 11:40
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Ben Bacarisse, 11:17
- Re: Timer Cache Library help, Sjoerd, 09:40
- Re: Timer Cache Library help, Kenny McCormack, 09:33
- Re: what 's wrong with this code?, Old Wolf, 09:12
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Tim Rentsch, 08:36
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Tim Rentsch, 08:24
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, James Kuyper, 08:17
- Re: diffrence?, James Kuyper, 08:10
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, pete, 08:07
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, James Kuyper, 08:05
- Re: is it possible?, Richard Heathfield, 08:05
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Tim Rentsch, 08:02
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Richard Heathfield, 08:02
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, vippstar, 08:00
- Re: is it possible?, James Kuyper, 07:58
- Re: is it possible?, vippstar, 07:56
- Re: is it possible?, vippstar, 07:53
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Tim Rentsch, 07:53
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Tim Rentsch, 07:49
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Ben Bacarisse, 07:31
- Re: what 's wrong with this code?, viza, 07:28
- Re: diffrence?, Richard Tobin, 07:27
- Re: what 's wrong with this code?, viza, 07:25
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Tim Rentsch, 07:12
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, pete, 07:00
- Re: is it possible?, viza, 06:58
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, pete, 06:48
- Re: is it possible?, August Karlstrom, 06:45
- Re: diffrence?, James Kuyper, 06:38
- Re: How to return an array with 2 dimension from function?, James Kuyper, 06:30
- Re: diffrence?, Richard, 06:18
- Re: diffrence?, James Kuyper, 06:16
- comp.lang.c Answers (Abridged) to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ), Steve Summit, 06:00
- comp.lang.c FAQ list Table of Contents, Steve Summit, 06:00
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Richard Heathfield, 05:38
- Re: diffrence?, Richard, 05:30
- Re: diffrence?, Richard Heathfield, 05:30
- Re: is it possible?, Martin Ambuhl, 05:22
- Re: diffrence?, Kenny McCormack, 05:11
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, James Tursa, 05:06
- Re: what 's wrong with this code?, Jensen Somers, 04:35
- Re: diffrence?, Keith Thompson, 04:05
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Richard Heathfield, 04:02
- Re: Problems with Pointers, Richard Heathfield, 03:55
- Re: diffrence?, Richard Heathfield, 03:51
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, James Tursa, 03:50
- Re: diffrence?, Richard Heathfield, 03:45
- Re: Problems with Pointers, zaimoni, 03:42
- Re: diffrence?, Keith Thompson, 03:40
- Re: diffrence?, Richard Heathfield, 03:40
- Re: what 's wrong with this code?, Siju, 03:38
- Timer Cache Library help, chumly96, 03:35
- Re: Problems with Pointers, Richard Heathfield, 03:34
- Re: diffrence?, Richard Bos, 03:25
- Re: Stats for comp.lang.c (last 7 days), Richard Bos, 03:23
- Re: K&R Ex 1-22, David Thompson, 02:53
- Re: Storgae durations, David Thompson, 02:53
- Re: K&R p 130, David Thompson, 02:53
- Re: dup2, fclose and rename ..., David Thompson, 02:53
- Re: How to return an array with 2 dimension from function?, David Thompson, 02:53
- Re: is it possible?, vippstar, 02:44
- Re: Problems with Pointers, zaimoni, 02:35
- is it possible?, Tinku, 02:27
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Old Wolf, 01:49
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Keith Thompson, 01:47
- Re: Problems with Pointers, stevenruiz, 01:46
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Keith Thompson, 01:43
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Old Wolf, 01:07
- Re: Problems with Pointers, Barry Schwarz, 00:57
- Re: diffrence?, cr88192, 00:22
- Re: Problems with Pointers, Micheal Smith, 00:16
- Re: diffrence?, Stephen Sprunk, 00:12
August 31, 2008
- Re: diffrence?, cr88192, 23:58
- Re: diffrence?, James Kuyper, 23:55
- Re: diffrence?, cr88192, 23:45
- Re: diffrence?, cr88192, 23:42
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, James Kuyper, 23:34
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, pete, 23:28
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, vippstar, 23:24
- Re: Problems with Pointers, Ben Bacarisse, 23:22
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, pete, 23:20
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Keith Thompson, 23:18
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Keith Thompson, 23:14
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, James Kuyper, 23:10
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, vippstar, 23:03
- Problems with Pointers, stevenruiz, 23:00
- Re: what 's wrong with this code?, Keith Thompson, 23:00
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, vippstar, 22:59
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Keith Thompson, 22:58
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Keith Thompson, 22:54
- Re: C set-user-ID program wrapper for Perl script and security, James Kuyper, 22:46
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, pete, 22:42
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Ben Bacarisse, 22:41
- Re: Storgae durations, James Kuyper, 22:40
- Re: diffrence?, James Kuyper, 22:36
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, James Tursa, 22:00
- Re: what 's wrong with this code?, vippstar, 21:42
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, pete, 21:03
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Old Wolf, 20:54
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, vippstar, 20:41
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, James Tursa, 20:37
- Re: what 's wrong with this code?, Old Wolf, 20:35
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, pete, 20:06
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, vippstar, 19:42
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, James Tursa, 19:03
- Stats for comp.lang.c (last month), CLC stats, 18:08
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, vippstar, 18:01
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Keith Thompson, 14:43
- Re: C set-user-ID program wrapper for Perl script and security, Richard, 14:39
- Re: C set-user-ID program wrapper for Perl script and security, Keith Thompson, 14:34
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, vippstar, 13:35
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, James Tursa, 13:23
- Re: char**, Bart, 13:11
- Re: C set-user-ID program wrapper for Perl script and security, Kenny McCormack, 13:07
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, James Tursa, 13:02
- Re: C set-user-ID program wrapper for Perl script and security, Stephen Sprunk, 13:02
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- Re: diffrence?, Stephen Sprunk, 12:57
- Re: what 's wrong with this code?, Barry Schwarz, 12:52
- Re: what 's wrong with this code?, Barry Schwarz, 12:52
- Re: what 's wrong with this code?, Andrew Poelstra, 12:28
- Re: what 's wrong with this code?, Joe Wright, 12:28
- what 's wrong with this code?, Siju, 12:15
- Re: C set-user-ID program wrapper for Perl script and security, Peter Michaux, 12:07
- Re: C set-user-ID program wrapper for Perl script and security, Antoninus Twink, 11:29
- Re: C set-user-ID program wrapper for Perl script and security, Bart, 11:23
- Re: char**, Ben Bacarisse, 10:26
- Re: C set-user-ID program wrapper for Perl script and security, Richard, 09:09
- Re: C set-user-ID program wrapper for Perl script and security, Malcolm McLean, 08:45
- Re: Storgae durations, Richard Heathfield, 08:45
- Re: Storgae durations, Richard, 08:38
- Re: diffrence?, Richard Tobin, 08:36
- Re: Storgae durations, James Kuyper, 08:09
- Re: Storgae durations, James Kuyper, 07:50
- Re: diffrence?, cr88192, 07:44
- Re: Help with understanding this please, Keith Thompson, 07:33
- Re: Help with understanding this please, Richard, 06:24
- Re: C set-user-ID program wrapper for Perl script and security, Richard, 06:21
- Re: char**, Barry Schwarz, 06:06
- Re: C set-user-ID program wrapper for Perl script and security, Keith Thompson, 05:49
- Re: C set-user-ID program wrapper for Perl script and security, Malcolm McLean, 05:04
- Re: char**, Malcolm McLean, 04:59
- Re: char**, Keith Thompson, 04:58
- Re: C set-user-ID program wrapper for Perl script and security, s0suk3, 04:39
- Re: char**, Harald van Dijk, 04:30
- Re: diffrence?, Keith Thompson, 04:29
- Re: char**, Keith Thompson, 04:23
- Re: char**, MN, 04:20
- Re: Storgae durations, s0suk3, 04:18
- Re: C set-user-ID program wrapper for Perl script and security, Keith Thompson, 04:18
- Re: C set-user-ID program wrapper for Perl script and security, Richard Heathfield, 03:51
- Re: C set-user-ID program wrapper for Perl script and security, Andrew Poelstra, 03:18
- Re: C set-user-ID program wrapper for Perl script and security, Richard Heathfield, 02:36
- Re: Storgae durations, Richard Heathfield, 02:35
- Re: Help with understanding this please, Richard Heathfield, 02:06
- Re: C set-user-ID program wrapper for Perl script and security, Peter Michaux, 00:45
- Re: Storgae durations, s0suk3, 00:08
August 30, 2008
- Re: diffrence?, cch@srdgame, 23:26
- diffrence?, raashid bhatt, 23:22
- Re: char**, Barry Schwarz, 21:19
- Re: char**, Barry Schwarz, 21:19
- Re: char**, Barry Schwarz, 21:19
- Re: K&R Exercise 6-2, Keith Thompson, 21:10
- Re: Help with understanding this please, Keith Thompson, 21:10
- Re: C set-user-ID program wrapper for Perl script and security, Keith Thompson, 21:05
- Re: Help with understanding this please, mdh, 19:25
- Re: Help with understanding this please, Mark McIntyre, 19:21
- Re: return value?, Barry Schwarz, 19:20
- Re: C set-user-ID program wrapper for Perl script and security, Malcolm McLean, 18:03
- Re: C set-user-ID program wrapper for Perl script and security, Ian Collins, 17:23
- Re: K&R Exercise 6-2, Pilcrow, 17:04
- Re: Help with understanding this please, Richard, 16:41
- Re: Stats for comp.lang.c (last 7 days), Harald van Dijk, 15:33
- Re: C set-user-ID program wrapper for Perl script and security, Antoninus Twink, 15:17
- Re: Help with understanding this please, Keith Thompson, 15:10
- Stats for comp.lang.c (last 7 days), CLC stats, 15:07
- Re: Help with understanding this please, lawrence . jones, 14:56
- Re: Help with understanding this please, lawrence . jones, 14:54
- C set-user-ID program wrapper for Perl script and security, Peter Michaux, 14:43
- Re: char**, Keith Thompson, 13:29
- Re: Help with understanding this please, Richard, 11:52
- Re: Help with understanding this please, Malcolm McLean, 11:32
- Re: Help with understanding this please, Richard, 11:20
- Re: Help with understanding this please, mdh, 10:38
- Re: Help with understanding this please, Richard Heathfield, 10:36
- Re: Help with understanding this please, mdh, 10:30
- Re: Help with understanding this please, mdh, 10:22
- Re: Help with understanding this please, mdh, 10:11
- Re: Help with understanding this please, Richard Heathfield, 10:11
- Help with understanding this please, mdh, 10:03
- Re: char**, Malcolm McLean, 08:49
- Re: incrementing a pointer to an array, Eric Sosman, 08:37
- Re: char**, pete, 08:22
- Re: Problems With Global Variables (memory allocations), James Kuyper, 08:17
- Re: char**, MN, 08:07
- Re: K&R Exercise 6-2, August Karlstrom, 08:06
- Re: K&R Exercise 6-2, August Karlstrom, 08:06
- Re: Problems With Global Variables (memory allocations), Anand Hariharan, 07:21
- Re: Problems With Global Variables (memory allocations), Chris Torek, 07:01
- Re: char**, Richard Heathfield, 06:55
- Re: char**, zzt256, 06:32
- char**, MN, 06:01
- Re: incrementing a pointer to an array, Martin Ambuhl, 04:41
- Re: incrementing a pointer to an array, Richard Tobin, 04:39
- Re: incrementing a pointer to an array, utab, 04:29
- Re: incrementing a pointer to an array, Richard Heathfield, 04:19
- Re: incrementing a pointer to an array, utab, 04:03
- Re: incrementing a pointer to an array, Richard Heathfield, 03:58
- Re: incrementing a pointer to an array, utab, 03:19
- Re: incrementing a pointer to an array, Richard Heathfield, 02:51
- incrementing a pointer to an array, subramanian100in@xxxxxxxxx, India, 02:29
- Re: Problems With Global Variables (memory allocations), Anand Hariharan, 02:01
- INTEGRITY CAN MAKE YOU EASY MONEY!!, denbosco1, 01:14
August 29, 2008
- Re: Questions about a Windows struct, Chris Saunders, 19:24
- Re: Questions about a Windows struct, Ian Collins, 19:00
- Re: Questions about a Windows struct, Chris Saunders, 18:52
- Re: Questions about a Windows struct, Ben Bacarisse, 18:49
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Richard Heathfield, 18:37
- Re: Ah've got them Function Pointer blues, Barry Schwarz, 18:35
- Re: Questions about a Windows struct, Keith Thompson, 18:29
- Questions about a Windows struct, Chris Saunders, 18:07
- Re: Use of Double Pointers, Keith Thompson, 18:06
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Keith Thompson, 18:03
- Re: Environmental limits, jameskuyper, 17:39
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Flash Gordon, 17:27
- Re: Environmental limits, pete, 17:26
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, jameskuyper, 17:26
- Re: Environmental limits, jameskuyper, 17:12
- Re: Ah've got them Function Pointer blues - TPA, Default User, 16:52
- Re: Ah've got them Function Pointer blues, MikeC, 16:50
- Re: large integers?, Flash Gordon, 16:46
- Re: Environmental limits, fjblurt, 16:31
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Keith Thompson, 16:17
- Re: Ah've got them Function Pointer blues, MikeC, 16:15
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Martin Ambuhl, 16:06
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Keith Thompson, 15:46
- Re: Environmental limits, Keith Thompson, 15:41
- Re: Another C99 challenge, Flash Gordon, 15:21
- Re: C99 portability challenge, jacob navia, 15:05
- Re: Environmental limits, jacob navia, 15:01
- Re: Ah've got them Function Pointer blues, jameskuyper, 14:56
- Re: Environmental limits, jameskuyper, 14:54
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Flash Gordon, 14:44
- Re: triangular matrix, pete, 14:03
- Re: Ah've got them Function Pointer blues, Keith Thompson, 14:00
- Re: Environmental limits, pete, 14:00
- Re: Ah've got them Function Pointer blues, pete, 13:55
- Re: Environmental limits, jameskuyper, 13:54
- Re: triangular matrix, MikeC, 13:45
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, pete, 13:45
- Re: Environmental limits, pete, 13:37
- Re: Environmental limits, pete, 13:36
- Re: Ah've got them Function Pointer blues, MikeC, 13:27
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Keith Thompson, 12:53
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Keith Thompson, 12:45
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Keith Thompson, 12:32
- Re: Environmental limits, Keith Thompson, 12:11
- Re: Environmental limits, Keith Thompson, 12:07
- Re: the struct haven't define when i use typedef, jameskuyper, 11:25
- Re: C99 portability challenge, jameskuyper, 11:22
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Bartc, 11:18
- Re: K&R Exercise 6-2, Richard Heathfield, 11:11
- Re: Storgae durations, jameskuyper, 11:10
- Re: the struct haven't define when i use typedef, Richard Heathfield, 11:07
- Re: K&R Exercise 6-2, Harald van Dijk, 11:05
- Re: the struct haven't define when i use typedef, Chad, 10:53
- Re: K&R Exercise 6-2, August Karlstrom, 10:51
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Andrew Poelstra, 10:49
- Re: simulation of a "wc" command, Andrew Poelstra, 10:43
- Re: C99 portability challenge, jacob navia, 10:38
- Re: the struct haven't define when i use typedef, jameskuyper, 10:31
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Andrew Poelstra, 10:29
- Re: the struct haven't define when i use typedef, Chad, 10:08
- www.cicigoogle.cn Affliction t shirts, affliction jeans, affliction hoodies, cicitrade01, 09:48
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, vippstar, 09:39
- Re: K&R Exercise 6-2, Doug Miller, 09:17
- Re: K&R Exercise 6-2, pete, 09:11
- Re: K&R Exercise 6-2, mdh, 08:37
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Kenny McCormack, 08:14
- Re: K&R Exercise 6-2, Eric Sosman, 08:11
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Richard Heathfield, 07:11
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, James Kuyper, 07:08
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Richard Bos, 06:50
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Ian Collins, 06:50
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Old Wolf, 06:49
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Richard Heathfield, 06:48
- Re: simulation of a "wc" command, s.dhilipkumar@xxxxxxxxx, 06:16
- Re: C99 portability challenge, jacob navia, 06:15
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Bartc, 05:48
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Richard, 04:49
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, Barry Schwarz, 04:48
- Re: C99 portability challenge, jacob navia, 04:46
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Richard Heathfield, 04:28
- Re: Storgae durations, Richard Heathfield, 04:24
- Re: C99 portability challenge, jacob navia, 04:12
- Re: Storgae durations, s0suk3, 03:22
- Re: Storgae durations, s0suk3, 03:10
- Re: the struct haven't define when i use typedef, Richard Heathfield, 03:06
- Re: the struct haven't define when i use typedef, Richard Bos, 02:53
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, pete, 02:40
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, pete, 02:39
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- the struct haven't define when i use typedef, lyf2iis, 01:37
- Re: K&R Exercise 6-2, mdh, 00:01
August 28, 2008
- Re: K&R Exercise 6-2, Richard Heathfield, 23:57
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Martin Ambuhl, 23:50
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, vippstar, 23:44
- Re: multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, pete, 23:39
- K&R Exercise 6-2, mdh, 23:34
- Re: Environmental limits, pete, 23:31
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, pete, 23:28
- multi dimensional arrays as one dimension array, vippstar, 23:15
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Ian Collins, 23:07
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, James Kuyper, 23:07
- Re: Environmental limits, vippstar, 22:55
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, James Kuyper, 22:52
- Re: Environmental limits, pete, 22:47
- Re: Environmental limits, James Kuyper, 22:36
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- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, pete, 22:33
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Eric Sosman, 22:32
- Re: Environmental limits, James Kuyper, 22:29
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Richard Heathfield, 22:27
- Re: structure defintion vs declaration question, Jack Klein, 22:24
- Re: structure defintion vs declaration question, Richard Heathfield, 22:23
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Ben Bacarisse, 22:22
- Re: structure defintion vs declaration question, pete, 22:22
- Re: structure defintion vs declaration question, vippstar, 22:19
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, pete, 22:18
- Re: Environmental limits, James Kuyper, 22:16
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Ian Collins, 22:13
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, pete, 22:12
- Re: No return in LONG InterlockedDecrement ( LONG *lpAddend ), Ian Collins, 22:02
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, pete, 22:01
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Ian Collins, 22:00
- Re: structure defintion vs declaration question, Chad, 21:59
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, pete, 21:59
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Ian Collins, 21:58
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Eric Sosman, 21:51
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, James Kuyper, 21:50
- Re: structure defintion vs declaration question, Richard Heathfield, 21:50
- Re: No return in LONG InterlockedDecrement ( LONG *lpAddend ), slackcode, 21:47
- Re: Environmental limits, pete, 21:46
- Re: structure defintion vs declaration question, Anand Hariharan, 21:45
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Richard Heathfield, 21:43
- Re: No return in LONG InterlockedDecrement ( LONG *lpAddend ), slackcode, 21:36
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Keith Thompson, 21:36
- Re: No return in LONG InterlockedDecrement ( LONG *lpAddend ), slackcode, 21:34
- Re: Environmental limits, pete, 21:31
- Re: structure defintion vs declaration question, vippstar, 21:31
- Re: No return in LONG InterlockedDecrement ( LONG *lpAddend ), slackcode, 21:29
- structure defintion vs declaration question, Chad, 21:24
- Re: Environmental limits, vippstar, 21:22
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Ben Bacarisse, 21:20
- Re: Environmental limits, Keith Thompson, 21:18
- Re: simulation of a "wc" command, vippstar, 21:17
- Re: Environmental limits, pete, 21:13
- Re: simulation of a "wc" command, Bill Reid, 21:06
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, pete, 20:56
- Re: C99 portability challenge, new to c, 20:55
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, pete, 20:49
- Re: Environmental limits, pete, 20:40
- Re: Ah've got them Function Pointer blues, Richard Heathfield, 20:06
- Re: Ah've got them Function Pointer blues, MikeC, 19:35
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Richard Tobin, 19:05
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Kenny McCormack, 18:56
- Re: simulation of a "wc" command, Harald van Dijk, 18:24
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Keith Thompson, 18:18
- Re: simulation of a "wc" command, vippstar, 18:12
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Harald van Dijk, 17:54
- Re: simulation of a "wc" command, Harald van Dijk, 17:46
- Re: simulation of a "wc" command, vippstar, 17:26
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, jameskuyper, 17:04
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Harald van Dijk, 16:44
- Re: simulation of a "wc" command, Harald van Dijk, 16:40
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, jameskuyper, 16:39
- Re: simulation of a "wc" command, vippstar, 16:02
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Herbert Rosenau, 15:57
- Re: simulation of a "wc" command, Andrew Poelstra, 15:51
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Martin Ambuhl, 15:45
- Re: simulation of a "wc" command, vippstar, 15:44
- Re: simulation of a "wc" command, Bill Reid, 15:07
- Re: Environmental limits, Keith Thompson, 15:00
- Re: large integers?, Ben Bacarisse, 14:31
- Re: Environmental limits, Harald van Dijk, 13:17
- Re: Environmental limits, jameskuyper, 11:57
- Re: large integers?, Richard Harter, 11:45
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Richard Tobin, 11:44
- Re: return value?, Nick Keighley, 11:16
- Re: return value?, Keith Thompson, 10:57
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Keith Thompson, 10:55
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Richard, 10:53
- Re: Environmental limits, Keith Thompson, 10:53
- Re: triangular matrix, osmium, 09:58
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Richard Bos, 09:24
- Re: triangular matrix, pete, 08:52
- Re: triangular matrix, mo/-/sin, 08:43
- Re: triangular matrix, mo/-/sin, 08:42
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Eric Sosman, 08:10
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, pete, 07:21
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Richard Heathfield, 07:03
- Re: Storgae durations, J. F. Lemaire, 06:52
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, pete, 06:44
- Re: Storgae durations, Nick Keighley, 05:07
- Re: simulation of a "wc" command, Barry Schwarz, 04:46
- Re: Passing a 2D array as a pointer to a pointer, Nick Keighley, 04:36
- Re: return value?, Nick Keighley, 04:27
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- Re: simulation of a "wc" command, Pietro Cerutti, 03:47
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Keith Thompson, 03:00
- Re: simulation of a "wc" command, Andrew Poelstra, 02:00
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Keith Thompson, 01:51
- Re: signed by Microsoft, Keith Thompson, 01:21
- simulation of a "wc" command, hiteshthappa, 01:18
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Richard Heathfield, 00:57
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Martin Ambuhl, 00:34
- Re: Another C99 challenge, Keith Thompson, 00:27
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Richard Heathfield, 00:01
August 27, 2008
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Peter Nilsson, 23:27
- Re: C99 test suite ?, Richard Heathfield, 22:27
- Re: C99 test suite ?, Eric Sosman, 22:17
- Re: No return in LONG InterlockedDecrement ( LONG *lpAddend ), Jack Klein, 22:15
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Bill Reid, 21:02
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Peter Nilsson, 20:18
- Re: return value?, pete, 19:49
- Re: Passing a 2D array as a pointer to a pointer, Default User, 19:37
- Re: Passing a 2D array as a pointer to a pointer, Ben Bacarisse, 19:36
- Re: return value?, Default User, 19:04
- Passing a 2D array as a pointer to a pointer, PeterOut, 18:53
- Re: Problems With Global Variables (memory allocations), Kenneth Brody, 18:49
- Re: return value?, Martien Verbruggen, 18:48
- Re: TCP-based chat program, phider1, 18:28
- Re: triangular matrix, Andrew Poelstra, 18:25
- Re: TCP-based chat program, Andrew Poelstra, 18:21
- Re: triangular matrix, Andrew Poelstra, 18:19
- Re: signed by Microsoft, Andrew Poelstra, 18:16
- Re: return value?, Ben Bacarisse, 18:15
- TCP-based chat program, phider1, 18:11
- Re: C99 portability challenge, jacob navia, 18:10
- Another C99 challenge, jacob navia, 18:09
- Re: return value?, fjblurt, 17:55
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Flash Gordon, 17:49
- Re: return value?, Keith Thompson, 17:13
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Keith Thompson, 17:00
- Re: C99 portability challenge, jacob navia, 16:55
- Re: Simple Array Question, Ray D., 16:49
- Re: return value?, Joe Wright, 16:46
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, REH, 16:37
- Re: return value?, Richard Heathfield, 16:26
- Re: return value?, Bill Cunningham, 16:16
- Re: return value?, pete, 16:13
- Re: return value?, Richard Heathfield, 16:13
- Re: Storgae durations, J. F. Lemaire, 16:09
- Re: return value?, Richard Heathfield, 16:06
- Re: Environmental limits, pete, 16:05
- Re: return value?, Bill Cunningham, 16:05
- Re: return value?, Bill Cunningham, 15:58
- Re: Environmental limits, Bartc, 15:54
- Re: No return in LONG InterlockedDecrement ( LONG *lpAddend ), Harald van Dijk, 15:39
- Re: qsort, Chris Torek, 15:34
- Re: return value?, fjblurt, 15:24
- Re: return value?, Richard Heathfield, 15:16
- Re: return value?, Richard Heathfield, 15:16
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Flash Gordon, 15:15
- Re: No return in LONG InterlockedDecrement ( LONG *lpAddend ), Ian Collins, 15:09
- Re: return value?, Bill Cunningham, 15:08
- Re: return value?, Bill Cunningham, 15:03
- Re: Storgae durations, Flash Gordon, 15:03
- Re: triangular matrix, user923005, 15:00
- Re: return value?, Bill Cunningham, 14:58
- Re: Environmental limits, Harald van Dijk, 14:46
- Re: Is it implementation-defined whether this errors?, zaimoni, 14:35
- Re: Environmental limits, jameskuyper, 14:34
- Re: triangular matrix, jacob navia, 14:10
- Re: triangular matrix, Rui Maciel, 13:54
- Re: Environmental limits, Keith Thompson, 13:54
- Re: triangular matrix, Jens Thoms Toerring, 13:53
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Keith Thompson, 13:42
- Re: Is it implementation-defined whether this errors?, Eric Sosman, 13:32
- triangular matrix, mo/-/sin, 13:30
- Re: Environmental limits, Bartc, 13:29
- Re: triangular matrix, Obnoxious User, 13:24
- signed by Microsoft, Trups, 13:21
- Re: Environmental limits, Antoninus Twink, 12:59
- Re: Storgae durations, Keith Thompson, 12:56
- Re: qsort, Richard Harter, 12:28
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Richard Heathfield, 12:28
- Re: Environmental limits, vippstar, 12:26
- Re: Problems With Global Variables (memory allocations), John Bode, 12:25
- Re: Is it implementation-defined whether this errors?, zaimoni, 12:23
- Re: qsort, Richard Harter, 12:18
- Re: Environmental limits, Bartc, 12:16
- Re: Environmental limits, vippstar, 12:13
- Re: Environmental limits, Sergio Perticone, 11:51
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Bartc, 11:39
- Re: Environmental limits, pete, 11:27
- Re: Environmental limits, Richard Heathfield, 11:04
- Re: Environmental limits, pete, 10:56
- Re: Storgae durations, Richard Bos, 10:43
- Re: C99 test suite ?, jacob navia, 10:32
- Re: C99 test suite ?, Eric Sosman, 10:30
- Re: Environmental limits, Richard Heathfield, 10:29
- Re: Is it implementation-defined whether this errors?, Eric Sosman, 10:26
- Re: No return in LONG InterlockedDecrement ( LONG *lpAddend ), Andrew Poelstra, 10:25
- Environmental limits, vippstar, 10:19
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Richard Heathfield, 09:54
- Re: Storgae durations, James Kuyper, 09:52
- Re: Storgae durations, James Kuyper, 09:45
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Richard Heathfield, 09:39
- Re: Storgae durations, Richard Heathfield, 09:35
- Re: Storgae durations, James Kuyper, 09:28
- Re: Storgae durations, Richard Heathfield, 09:28
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Ben Bacarisse, 09:27
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Bartc, 09:16
- Re: Storgae durations, jacob navia, 09:13
- Re: C99 portability challenge, jacob navia, 08:55
- Re: Storgae durations, vippstar, 08:46
- Re: Storgae durations, Richard Heathfield, 08:34
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Richard Heathfield, 08:09
- Re: qsort, Eric Sosman, 08:06
- www.cicigoogle.cn air max 90, air max ltd, nike shox R4, NZ, Jordan 23, Jordan 5 fusion, air force one, dunk sb, cicitrade01, 08:04
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Richard Heathfield, 07:57
- Re: Storgae durations, s0suk3, 07:54
- Re: No return in LONG InterlockedDecrement ( LONG *lpAddend ), Willem, 07:48
- Re: Problems With Global Variables (memory allocations), pete, 07:41
- Re: Problems With Global Variables (memory allocations), Ben Bacarisse, 07:16
- Re: Store int* array, Jens Thoms Toerring, 07:11
- Re: Storgae durations, s0suk3, 07:09
- C99 test suite ?, oksid, 07:07
- Re: Storgae durations, James Kuyper, 07:04
- Re: No return in LONG InterlockedDecrement ( LONG *lpAddend ), James Kuyper, 06:42
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, vippstar, 06:40
- Re: Using all CPAITAL letters for variable names, vippstar, 06:23
- Re: C99 portability challenge, vippstar, 06:16
- Re: Storgae durations, jacob navia, 05:58
- Re: Storgae durations, jacob navia, 05:55
- Re: C99 portability challenge, jacob navia, 05:53
- Re: No return in LONG InterlockedDecrement ( LONG *lpAddend ), Richard Bos, 05:53
- Re: qsort, Richard Bos, 05:51
- Re: Simple Array Question, Richard Bos, 05:44
- Re: Problems With Global Variables (memory allocations), Ike Naar, 04:39
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Nick Keighley, 04:32
- Re: Store int* array, MN, 04:32
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Nick Keighley, 04:25
- Re: No return in LONG InterlockedDecrement ( LONG *lpAddend ), Ian Collins, 04:13
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Nick Keighley, 04:11
- Re: No return in LONG InterlockedDecrement ( LONG *lpAddend ), Nick Keighley, 04:02
- Re: Using all CPAITAL letters for variable names, Nick Keighley, 03:56
- Re: Store int* array, Obnoxious User, 03:49
- Re: qsort, Ron Ford, 03:39
- Re: ISLAM and the AIM of LIFE, Nick Keighley, 03:37
- Re: ISLAM and the AIM of LIFE, (David P.), 03:32
- Re: No return in LONG InterlockedDecrement ( LONG *lpAddend ), Flash Gordon, 03:16
- Store int* array, MN, 03:07
- Re: Storgae durations, Flash Gordon, 03:03
- Re: qsort, Sensei, 02:56
- Re: Storgae durations, Flash Gordon, 02:48
- Using all CPAITAL letters for variable names, arnuld, 02:38
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, pete, 02:13
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Keith Thompson, 02:09
- Is it implementation-defined whether this errors?, zaimoni, 02:06
- Re: No return in LONG InterlockedDecrement ( LONG *lpAddend ), slackcode, 01:23
- No return in LONG InterlockedDecrement ( LONG *lpAddend ), slackcode, 01:22
- Rado Integral Mens Watch R20484722 Recommendation Discount Watches, hualibao003, 00:34
- Re: qsort, Ian Collins, 00:15
- Re: qsort, Ron Ford, 00:10
August 26, 2008
- Re: C99 portability challenge, vippstar, 23:44
- Re: qsort, Richard Harter, 23:41
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Anand Hariharan, 23:34
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Keith Thompson, 23:27
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Anand Hariharan, 23:19
- Re: qsort, vippstar, 22:55
- Re: qsort, Ron Ford, 22:47
- Re: return value?, pete, 22:06
- Re: "Usanians" (was Re: Why is it dangerous?), Ron Ford, 22:05
- Re: return value?, Keith Thompson, 22:05
- Re: qsort, Eric Sosman, 22:05
- Re: qsort, pete, 22:03
- qsort, Ron Ford, 21:59
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, pete, 21:58
- Re: Storgae durations, Keith Thompson, 21:54
- Re: New Borland C++Builder RELEASED!!!, Kenny McCormack, 21:44
- Re: return value?, Gordon Burditt, 21:41
- Re: return value?, Richard Heathfield, 21:23
- Re: return value?, vippstar, 21:20
- return value?, Bill Cunningham, 21:17
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Eric Sosman, 21:00
- Re: New Borland C++Builder RELEASED!!!, August Karlstrom, 20:56
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Ben Bacarisse, 20:15
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Mark L Pappin, 20:10
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, pete, 20:02
- New Borland C++Builder RELEASED!!!, Albertos, 20:00
- Re: Problems With Global Variables (memory allocations), Ben Bacarisse, 20:00
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Ben Bacarisse, 19:51
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Ben Bacarisse, 19:24
- Re: Simple Array Question, pete, 19:23
- Re: Simple Array Question, Gene, 19:20
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Martin Ambuhl, 19:18
- Re: Storgae durations, jameskuyper, 19:15
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, pete, 19:14
- Re: Simple Array Question, Bartc, 19:02
- Re: Simple Array Question, Jens Thoms Toerring, 19:00
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Peter Nilsson, 18:52
- Re: Simple Array Question, Sergio Perticone, 18:43
- Re: Simple Array Question, Sergio Perticone, 18:40
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Richard Heathfield, 18:40
- Re: Problems With Global Variables (memory allocations), Ike Naar, 18:38
- Re: Storgae durations, s0suk3, 18:36
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Antoninus Twink, 18:32
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Richard Tobin, 18:30
- Re: Ping Randy Howard, Antoninus Twink, 18:13
- Re: C99 portability challenge, dj3vande, 18:12
- Re: C99 portability challenge, vippstar, 18:11
- Re: Ping Randy Howard, vippstar, 18:08
- Re: Ping Randy Howard, gw7rib, 18:01
- Re: C99 portability challenge, vippstar, 17:58
- Re: Simple Array Question, ssylee, 17:52
- Re: Simple Array Question, Bartc, 17:50
- Re: Storgae durations, Flash Gordon, 17:49
- Re: Problems With Global Variables (memory allocations), Chris Torek, 17:49
- Re: Storgae durations, Flash Gordon, 17:48
- Re: Storgae durations, Kenny McCormack, 17:46
- Simple Array Question, Ray D., 17:44
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Keith Thompson, 16:54
- Re: gdb vs C standard, fjblurt, 16:52
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Eric Sosman, 16:48
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Martin Ambuhl, 16:40
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Richard Heathfield, 16:30
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Lassie, 16:20
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Eric Sosman, 16:15
- Re: Problems With Global Variables (memory allocations), Herbert Rosenau, 16:12
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Herbert Rosenau, 16:12
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Herbert Rosenau, 16:12
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Herbert Rosenau, 16:12
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Richard Heathfield, 16:01
- Re: Storgae durations, Keith Thompson, 15:59
- Re: C99 portability challenge, jameskuyper, 15:53
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Willem, 15:42
- Re: C99 portability challenge, jacob navia, 15:36
- Re: C99 portability challenge, jacob navia, 15:31
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Richard Heathfield, 15:28
- Ping Randy Howard, jacob navia, 15:26
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Richard Heathfield, 15:25
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Flash Gordon, 14:52
- Re: C99 portability challenge, vippstar, 14:38
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Flash Gordon, 13:58
- anish add, anish, 13:43
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Rui Maciel, 13:37
- Re: C99 portability challenge, arnuld, 13:13
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Keith Thompson, 12:44
- Re: Test me, Keith Thompson, 12:44
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Richard Heathfield, 12:21
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Rui Maciel, 11:37
- Re: Test me, Scott, 11:37
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Rui Maciel, 11:36
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Daniel Molina Wegener, 10:58
- Re: Storgae durations, James Kuyper, 09:40
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, William Pursell, 09:35
- Re: Storgae durations, James Kuyper, 09:27
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Nick Keighley, 08:06
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Pietro Cerutti, 07:54
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Bartc, 07:32
- Re: Problems With Global Variables (memory allocations), Richard, 07:28
- Re: Test me, Willem, 07:24
- Re: Test me, Richard Bos, 07:15
- Re: Problems With Global Variables (memory allocations), Richard Tobin, 07:07
- Re: Problems With Global Variables (memory allocations), Richard Heathfield, 07:03
- Re: Problems With Global Variables (memory allocations), raashid bhatt, 06:46
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Richard Bos, 06:44
- Re: Problems With Global Variables (memory allocations), Richard Heathfield, 06:38
- Re: Problems With Global Variables (memory allocations), raashid bhatt, 06:27
- Re: Storgae durations, Richard Heathfield, 06:22
- Re: Problems With Global Variables (memory allocations), Richard Heathfield, 06:20
- Re: Storgae durations, Richard Heathfield, 06:16
- Re: Problems With Global Variables (memory allocations), Ben Bacarisse, 06:06
- Re: Storgae durations, Richard Heathfield, 05:58
- Problems With Global Variables (memory allocations), raashid bhatt, 05:54
- Re: Storgae durations, s0suk3, 05:31
- Re: C99 portability challenge, jacob navia, 05:23
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Richard, 05:20
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Richard Tobin, 05:01
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Ian Collins, 04:54
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Nick Keighley, 04:53
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Richard, 04:47
- Re: Test me, Nick Keighley, 04:43
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Ian Collins, 04:43
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Richard, 04:39
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Martin Ambuhl, 04:34
- Re: C99 portability challenge, Jensen Somers, 04:28
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Keith Thompson, 04:23
- Re: Storgae durations, Keith Thompson, 04:20
- Re: C Compilation.., Nick Keighley, 04:20
- Re: Test me, Pilcrow, 04:19
- Re: Test me, Pilcrow, 04:15
- Re: Test me, Keith Thompson, 04:08
- C99 portability challenge, jacob navia, 04:07
- Re: Test me, Pilcrow, 04:04
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Peter Nilsson, 03:28
- Re: Test me, Richard Bos, 03:23
- Re: gdb vs C standard, Richard, 03:21
- Re: Storgae durations, s0suk3, 02:41
- Re: Storgae durations, jameskuyper, 01:32
- Re: why dosent buffer gets overflowed, cr88192, 00:06
- Re: why dosent buffer gets overflowed, cr88192, 00:02
August 25, 2008
- Re: Storgae durations, Richard Heathfield, 23:47
- Re: P142 K&R, mdh, 23:21
- Re: Storgae durations, s0suk3, 23:04
- Re: P142 K&R, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 22:55
- Re: Storgae durations, s0suk3, 22:32
- Re: P142 K&R, Eric Sosman, 22:01
- Re: P142 K&R, mdh, 21:52
- Re: P142 K&R, Richard Heathfield, 21:37
- Re: P142 K&R, mdh, 21:36
- Re: Storgae durations, Randy Howard, 21:31
- Re: Test me, Randy Howard, 21:26
- Re: P142 K&R, mdh, 21:13
- Re: Test me, Pilcrow, 21:00
- Re: P142 K&R, Keith Thompson, 20:58
- Re: P142 K&R, Tim Prince, 20:56
- Re: Pointer dereference rather than sizeof?, Bill Reid, 20:48
- Re: gdb vs C standard, vippstar, 20:44
- P142 K&R, mdh, 20:36
- Re: C Compilation.., August Karlstrom, 20:00
- Re: C Compilation.., Peter Nilsson, 19:54
- Re: Storgae durations, jameskuyper, 19:42
- Re: Storgae durations, jameskuyper, 19:40
- Re: C Compilation.., Richard Heathfield, 18:57
- Re: C Compilation.., August Karlstrom, 18:45
- Re: Storgae durations, Randy Howard, 18:29
- Re: problem with the code, August Karlstrom, 18:26
- Re: gdb vs C standard, Richard, 17:50
- Re: Problem with offset based linked list, Ben Bacarisse, 17:44
- Re: large integers?, Dann Corbit, 17:24
- Re: Storgae durations, jacob navia, 17:11
- Re: large integers?, jameskuyper, 17:03
- Re: gdb vs C standard, Ben Bacarisse, 16:57
- Re: gdb vs C standard, Eric Sosman, 16:52
- Re: Storgae durations, jameskuyper, 16:44
- Re: large integers?, Dann Corbit, 16:36
- gdb vs C standard, Chris Peters, 16:36
- Re: large integers?, Dann Corbit, 16:24
- Re: Storgae durations, Randy Howard, 16:13
- Re: Storgae durations, Randy Howard, 16:08
- Re: C Compilation.., Richard, 15:54
- Re: large integers?, Dann Corbit, 15:41
- Re: Storgae durations, jacob navia, 15:16
- Re: Storgae durations, jameskuyper, 15:05
- Re: Forward declaration of static variable, jameskuyper, 14:40
- Re: Problem with offset based linked list, jameskuyper, 14:10
- Re: Storgae durations, Randy Howard, 14:05
- Re: C Compilation.., jameskuyper, 13:47
- Re: "Usanians" (was Re: Why is it dangerous?), Kenny McCormack, 13:17
- Re: "Usanians" (was Re: Why is it dangerous?), Kenny McCormack, 13:14
- Re: "Usanians" (was Re: Why is it dangerous?), Kenny McCormack, 13:13
- Re: C Compilation.., Kenny McCormack, 13:06
- Re: Storgae durations, Kenny McCormack, 13:05
- Re: Problem with offset based linked list, kalyan, 12:45
- Re: Problem with offset based linked list, Barry Schwarz, 12:39
- Re: Forward declaration of static variable, Barry Schwarz, 12:39
- Re: Storgae durations, Keith Thompson, 12:32
- Re: C Compilation.., Richard, 12:22
- Re: C Compilation.., Richard Tobin, 12:12
- Re: C Compilation.., Keith Thompson, 12:12
- Re: Problem with offset based linked list, Ben Bacarisse, 10:58
- Re: Problem with offset based linked list, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 10:31
- Re: Problem with offset based linked list, Ben Bacarisse, 10:15
August 15, 2008
- Re: size?, Gordon Burditt, 20:02
- Re: "Usanians" (was Re: Why is it dangerous?), s0suk3, 19:59
- Re: size?, Joe Wright, 19:53
- Re: "Usanians" (was Re: Why is it dangerous?), Keith Thompson, 19:45
- Re: catching exit, James Kuyper, 09:54
- Re: Reading in a bitmap and getting RGB values, adam majewski, 09:47
- Re: what's meaning of this ?, James Kuyper, 09:44
- Re: scanf doubt, James Kuyper, 09:39
- Re: debugging - my own libc, S James S Stapleton, 09:29
- Re: Spaceball Source Code, Jens Thoms Toerring, 09:26
- Re: New Joinee:-), Andrew Poelstra, 09:12
- Re: scanf doubt, Richard Heathfield, 09:04
- Re: Spaceball Source Code, CBFalconer, 09:04
- Re: Spaceball Source Code, Tristan Miller, 09:04
- Re: scanf doubt, James Kuyper, 09:01
- Re: Spaceball Source Code, Chris M. Thomasson, 09:01
- Re: catching exit, CBFalconer, 08:58
- Re: Parsing a PATH null-terminated variable, Richard Bos, 08:52
- Re: Spaceball Source Code, Chris M. Thomasson, 08:49
- Re: Spaceball Source Code, Adeel Hasan Akbari, 08:46
- Re: Parsing a PATH null-terminated variable, Eric Sosman, 08:46
- Re: Spaceball Source Code, Adeel Hasan Akbari, 08:42
- Re: Spaceball Source Code, Richard Bos, 08:42
- Re: Parsing a PATH null-terminated variable, Richard Bos, 08:41
- Re: Parsing a PATH null-terminated variable, Eric Sosman, 08:39
- Re: Spaceball Source Code, Chris M. Thomasson, 08:37
- Re: Spaceball Source Code, Adeel Hasan Akbari, 08:36
- Re: Spaceball Source Code, Chris M. Thomasson, 08:34
- Re: Spaceball Source Code, Adeel Hasan Akbari, 08:33
- Re: Spaceball Source Code, Chris M. Thomasson, 08:31
- Re: Spaceball Source Code, Adeel Hasan Akbari, 08:29
- Re: scanf doubt, vippstar, 08:27
- Re: Spaceball Source Code, Chris M. Thomasson, 08:26
- Re: scanf doubt, Richard Heathfield, 08:23
- Re: catching exit, James Kuyper, 08:20
- Re: New Joinee:-), Willem, 08:18
- Re: Spaceball Source Code, Adeel Hasan Akbari, 08:13
- Re: Spaceball Source Code, Chris M. Thomasson, 08:11
- Re: which function should I use to list all of the FILE SYSTEMS in UNIX??, CBFalconer, 07:59
- Re: Spaceball Source Code, Chris M. Thomasson, 07:59
- Re: Spaceball Source Code, Adeel Hasan Akbari, 07:57
- Re: catching exit, CBFalconer, 07:55
- Spaceball Source Code, Adeel Hasan Akbari, 07:53
- Re: what's meaning of this ?, pete, 07:49
- Re: what's meaning of this ?, vippstar, 07:47
- Re: scanf doubt, vippstar, 07:46
- what's meaning of this ?, Tommy, 07:45
- Re: /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lCstd, CBFalconer, 07:42
- Re: Are 2D arrays contiguous?, pete, 07:42
- Re: scanf doubt, vippstar, 07:39
- Re: Why is it dangerous?, CBFalconer, 07:38
- Re: Pre Santa Barbara mailing available, Richard Bos, 07:23
- Re: Pre Santa Barbara mailing available, Keld Jørn Simonsen, 07:11
- Re: /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lCstd, Tristan Miller, 07:04
- Re: Are 2D arrays contiguous?, daniel, 06:46
- comp.lang.c Answers (Abridged) to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ), Steve Summit, 06:00
- Re: New Joinee:-), CBFalconer, 03:21
July 22, 2008
- Re: Library bug or my fault?, Richard Heathfield, 21:36
- Re: Why tthe header is not declared ?, Greg Comeau, 21:35
- Re: Why tthe header is not declared ?, Greg Comeau, 21:33
- Re: Library bug or my fault?, Peter Nilsson, 21:32
- Re: How to Initialize Complex Numbers, Dann Corbit, 21:21
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