comp.lang.c (date)
January 31, 2009
- Re: Which C Editor/IDE do you use?, kamils80, 17:50
- Re: Latest string of forgeries, Richard, 17:41
- Re: A C style question and a review request (newbie alert), Richard, 17:40
- Re: Pure virtual functions and multiple inheritance, Richard, 17:38
- Which C Editor/IDE do you use?, Richard, 17:34
- Re: Resources about program design in C, Nelu, 16:31
- Re: Latest string of forgeries, Kenny McCormack, 15:39
- CLICK AND enjoy money, jtsudharsanam@xxxxxxxxx, 15:24
- Re: Approximate integer square roots, pete, 15:12
- Stats for comp.lang.c (last 7 days), CLC stats, 15:07
- Re: UNIX questions should be considered Semi-On Topic on clc, Antoninus Twink, 14:26
- Re: Latest string of forgeries, Antoninus Twink, 14:16
- Re: Resources about program design in C, Richard Harter, 14:14
- Re: UNIX questions should be considered Semi-On Topic on clc, Malcolm McLean, 14:12
- Re: UNIX questions should be considered Semi-On Topic on clc, Antoninus Twink, 14:04
- Re: Forged articles - request for amnesty, Kenny McCormack, 13:49
- Re: UNIX questions should be considered Semi-On Topic on clc, Kenny McCormack, 13:47
- Re: Forged articles - request for amnesty, Richard Harter, 13:45
- Re: Resources about program design in C, Richard Harter, 13:27
- Re: Approximate integer square roots, Malcolm McLean, 12:54
- Re: Resources about program design in C, Golden California Girls, 12:44
- Re: UNIX questions should be considered Semi-On Topic on clc, Malcolm McLean, 12:27
- Re: UNIX questions should be considered Semi-On Topic on clc, Malcolm McLean, 11:42
- Re: Help 2 Update old C-Routine, Richard, 11:41
- Re: Constructing a scalar reference, Lew Pitcher, 11:24
- Re: Constructing a scalar reference, sln, 11:21
- PDPCLIB 1.00 released after 15 years, kerravon, 11:14
- Re: UNIX questions should be considered Semi-On Topic on clc, Wolfgang Draxinger, 10:57
- Re: UNIX questions should be considered Semi-On Topic on clc, Wolfgang Draxinger, 10:44
- Re: Forged articles - request for amnesty, James Kuyper, 10:04
- Re: UNIX questions should be considered Semi-On Topic on clc, James Kuyper, 09:57
- Re: Resources about program design in C, John Bode, 09:41
- Re: Pure virtual functions and multiple inheritance, Joachim Schmitz, 09:01
- Re: Forged articles - request for amnesty, Chris McDonald, 06:20
- Re: Forged articles - request for amnesty, Han from China - Master Troll, 06:07
- The $5 Dollar PayPal Money Making Method, woo, 05:21
- Re: Why does this crash?, jacob navia, 05:19
- Re: Latest string of forgeries, Han from China - Master Troll, 04:50
- Earn money 1$ per click, shenky_17, 04:00
- Re: Can anyone help me with this "if" condition please?, Nate Eldredge, 02:55
- Need GATE pdf Books 4 Computer Science, think 4 rohit, 02:34
- Re: Can anyone help me with this "if" condition please?, Keith Thompson, 02:32
- Gate Books 4 Computer Scirnce, think 4 rohit, 02:20
- Project Topic On C, think 4 rohit, 02:18
- Re: Can anyone help me with this "if" condition please?, Don Bruder, 01:23
- Re: Latest string of forgeries, Han from China - Master Troll, 01:15
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Golden California Girls, 00:55
- Re: "semantic" in n1336.pdf, Larry Gates, 00:44
- Re: Can anyone help me with this "if" condition please?, Don Bruder, 00:39
- Re: UNIX questions should be considered Semi-On Topic on clc, Kaz Kylheku, 00:39
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- Re: Is my global part of BSS ?, Kaz Kylheku, 00:21
January 30, 2009
- Check this out, frankknot678@xxxxxxxxx, 23:55
- Re: Why does this crash?, Golden California Girls, 23:43
- Funny videos, frankknot678@xxxxxxxxx, 23:26
- UGG Boots and Discount UGG Boots, lingerliu17, 23:11
- Re: Why does this crash?, Ben Bacarisse, 22:58
- Re: UNIX questions should be considered Semi-On Topic on clc, user923005, 22:45
- Re: "semantic" in n1336.pdf, Ben Bacarisse, 22:42
- Re: "semantic" in n1336.pdf, Ben Bacarisse, 22:38
- Re: Is my global part of BSS ?, Jack Klein, 22:27
- Re: "semantic" in n1336.pdf, Larry Gates, 21:40
- Re: Pure virtual functions and multiple inheritance, Ian Collins, 21:26
- Re: "semantic" in n1336.pdf, Larry Gates, 21:25
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, CBFalconer, 21:16
- Re: Pure virtual functions and multiple inheritance, Pete Becker, 21:15
- Re: Pure virtual functions and multiple inheritance, CBFalconer, 21:06
- Re: A C style question and a review request (newbie alert), CBFalconer, 21:01
- Re: Resources about program design in C, Keith Thompson, 20:43
- Re: UNIX questions should be considered Semi-On Topic on clc, CBFalconer, 20:39
- Re: Resources about program design in C, Stephen Sprunk, 20:37
- Re: Help 2 Update old C-Routine, CBFalconer, 20:27
- Re: Why does this crash?, vippstar, 20:26
- Why does this crash?, vippstar, 20:24
- Re: [OT] Spam, CBFalconer, 20:23
- Re: Storing values that are too large for that data type, CBFalconer, 20:19
- Re: Storing values that are too large for that data type, CBFalconer, 20:16
- Re: Latest string of forgeries, user923005, 20:14
- Forged articles - request for amnesty, Nomen Nescio, 19:50
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Keith Thompson, 18:57
- Re: Resources about program design in C, Ben Bacarisse, 18:49
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Golden California Girls, 18:49
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Golden California Girls, 18:39
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Golden California Girls, 18:29
- Re: "semantic" in n1336.pdf, Kaz Kylheku, 18:28
- Re: Storing values that are too large for that data type, Ben Bacarisse, 18:22
- Re: UNIX questions should be considered Semi-On Topic on clc, Mark McIntyre, 18:22
- Re: Approximate integer square roots, Eric Sosman, 18:20
- Re: UNIX questions should be considered Semi-On Topic on clc, Mark McIntyre, 18:18
- Re: Approximate integer square roots, Keith Thompson, 18:15
- Re: Approximate integer square roots, Nelu, 18:14
- Re: [ot]Re: Latest string of forgeries, Golden California Girls, 18:09
- Re: Approximate integer square roots, Fred, 18:04
- Re: "semantic" in n1336.pdf, Ben Bacarisse, 18:03
- Approximate integer square roots, Albert, 17:58
- Re: [ot]Re: Latest string of forgeries, Antoninus Twink, 17:58
- Re: [OT] Spam, Golden California Girls, 17:53
- Re: [ot]Re: Latest string of forgeries, jameskuyper, 17:40
- Re: Latest string of forgeries, Han from China - Master Troll, 17:25
- Re: Storing values that are too large for that data type, CBFalconer, 17:21
- Re: Getting the 'routing' informations, Golden California Girls, 17:19
- Re: Storing values that are too large for that data type, CBFalconer, 17:17
- Re: Storing values that are too large for that data type, CBFalconer, 17:15
- Re: [META] Forgeries, Han from China - Master Troll, 17:13
- Re: Can anyone help me with this "if" condition please?, Keith Thompson, 17:03
- Re: Can anyone help me with this "if" condition please?, Keith Thompson, 16:47
- Re: A C style question and a review request (newbie alert), Ben Bacarisse, 16:47
- Re: Pure virtual functions and multiple inheritance, Antoninus Twink, 16:45
- Re: Resources about program design in C, pete, 16:44
- Re: [ot]Re: Latest string of forgeries, Antoninus Twink, 16:42
- Re: [ot]Re: Latest string of forgeries, Keith Thompson, 16:38
- [ot]Re: Latest string of forgeries, pete, 16:24
- Re: Resources about program design in C, Keith Thompson, 16:23
- Re: Pure virtual functions and multiple inheritance, jameskuyper, 15:51
- Re: Pure virtual functions and multiple inheritance, Pete Becker, 15:30
- Re: Pure virtual functions and multiple inheritance, jameskuyper, 15:19
- Re: Can anyone help me with this "if" condition please?, jameskuyper, 15:15
- Re: Can anyone help me with this "if" condition please?, Don Bruder, 15:02
- Re: free problem, Lew Pitcher, 15:01
- Re: Pure virtual functions and multiple inheritance, Jeff Schwab, 14:59
- Re: Can anyone help me with this "if" condition please?, Lew Pitcher, 14:55
- free problem, Andres Steinhilber, 14:52
- Pure virtual functions and multiple inheritance, Kevin Smith, 14:45
- Re: Can anyone help me with this "if" condition please?, John Bode, 14:42
- Re: Can anyone help me with this "if" condition please?, Keith Thompson, 14:35
- Re: [META] Forgeries, Default User, 14:29
- Re: Can anyone help me with this "if" condition please?, Keith Thompson, 14:23
- Re: "semantic" in n1336.pdf, Keith Thompson, 14:15
- Re: RegisterClassEx not Unicode as it should be, Keith Thompson, 14:09
- Re: Resources about program design in C, Chris McDonald, 14:07
- Re: "semantic" in n1336.pdf, Larry Gates, 14:01
- Re: "semantic" in n1336.pdf, Larry Gates, 13:54
- Re: "semantic" in n1336.pdf, Larry Gates, 13:43
- Re: "semantic" in n1336.pdf, Larry Gates, 13:42
- Re: Consistent code formatting, Ian Pilcher, 13:24
- Re: Resources about program design in C, George Peter Staplin, 13:22
- Re: Consistent code formatting, Eric Sosman, 13:21
- Re: RegisterClassEx not Unicode as it should be, jacob navia, 13:14
- Re: Can anyone help me with this "if" condition please?, dj3vande, 13:13
- Re: EnumWindows returning before it should?, jacob navia, 13:12
- Re: PostMessage waiting for response???, jacob navia, 13:11
- Re: UNIX questions should be considered Semi-On Topic on clc, Antoninus Twink, 13:11
- Re: Can anyone help me with this "if" condition please?, Stephen Sprunk, 13:10
- Re: Can anyone help me with this "if" condition please?, almurph@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, 13:10
- Re: UNIX questions should be considered Semi-On Topic on clc, Kenny McCormack, 13:09
- Re: Storing values that are too large for that data type, Keith Thompson, 13:05
- Re: UNIX questions should be considered Semi-On Topic on clc, Kenny McCormack, 13:04
- Re: Can anyone help me with this "if" condition please?, Lew Pitcher, 13:04
- Re: Can anyone help me with this "if" condition please?, almurph@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, 13:02
- Re: Storing values that are too large for that data type, Keith Thompson, 13:01
- Re: Can anyone help me with this "if" condition please?, jameskuyper, 12:54
- Re: Can anyone help me with this "if" condition please?, dj3vande, 12:52
- Re: Can anyone help me with this "if" condition please?, Lew Pitcher, 12:51
- Re: Can anyone help me with this "if" condition please?, Nelu, 12:51
- Re: UNIX questions should be considered Semi-On Topic on clc, Keith Thompson, 12:46
- Re: UNIX questions should be considered Semi-On Topic on clc, dj3vande, 12:39
- Re: A C style question and a review request (newbie alert), Wolfgang Draxinger, 12:36
- Can anyone help me with this "if" condition please?, almurph@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, 12:34
- Re: Consistent code formatting, Stephen Sprunk, 12:29
- Re: Consistent code formatting, Ben Pfaff, 12:18
- Re: A C style question and a review request (newbie alert), chris.j.smith.uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx, 11:58
- Re: [META] Forgeries, Keith Thompson, 11:53
- Re: UNIX questions should be considered Semi-On Topic on clc, jameskuyper, 11:47
- Re: Consistent code formatting, Ben Bacarisse, 11:45
- Re: A C style question and a review request (newbie alert), Ben Bacarisse, 11:43
- Re: UNIX questions should be considered Semi-On Topic on clc, Rui Maciel, 11:36
- A C style question and a review request (newbie alert), chris.j.smith.uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx, 11:26
- Consistent code formatting, Horacius ReX, 11:25
- Re: UNIX questions should be considered Semi-On Topic on clc, Ben Bacarisse, 11:24
- Re: Software Engineer, Richard Bos, 11:02
- Re: Resources about program design in C, nick_keighley_nospam, 10:54
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, nick_keighley_nospam, 10:39
- Re: [OT] Spam, Falcon Kirtaran, 10:36
- Re: UNIX questions should be considered Semi-On Topic on clc, Wolfgang Draxinger, 10:34
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- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Richard, 10:08
- Re: UNIX questions should be considered Semi-On Topic on clc, Ben Bacarisse, 09:54
- Re: Resources about program design in C, Chris McDonald, 09:36
- Re: "semantic" in n1336.pdf, Ben Bacarisse, 09:32
- Re: UNIX questions should be considered Semi-On Topic on clc, Wolfgang Draxinger, 09:25
- Re: Storing values that are too large for that data type, Ben Bacarisse, 09:24
- Re: Resources about program design in C, Antoninus Twink, 09:10
- Re: UNIX questions should be considered Semi-On Topic on clc, Antoninus Twink, 09:09
- Re: Is my global part of BSS ?, Antoninus Twink, 09:08
- Re: struct data offsets, g3rc4n@xxxxxxxxx, 08:44
- Re: UNIX questions should be considered Semi-On Topic on clc, Han from China - Master Troll, 07:11
- Re: UNIX questions should be considered Semi-On Topic on clc, vippstar, 06:29
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, James Kuyper, 06:25
- Re: Resources about program design in C, vippstar, 06:24
- Resources about program design in C, Albert, 06:06
- Latest string of forgeries, Han from China - Master Troll, 05:46
- Re: Storing values that are too large for that data type, Albert, 05:40
- UNIX questions should be considered Semi-On Topic on clc, Wolfgang Draxinger, 04:57
- [META] Forgeries, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 04:38
- Re: struct data offsets, Keith Thompson, 04:17
- Re: "semantic" in n1336.pdf, Keith Thompson, 04:14
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:11
- Re: "semantic" in n1336.pdf, Keith Thompson, 04:07
- Is my global part of BSS ?, Francis Moreau, 04:05
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Richard, 04:02
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Richard, 04:00
- Re: Help 2 Update old C-Routine, Chris Lupus, 03:45
- Re: struct data offsets, g3rc4n@xxxxxxxxx, 03:37
- Re: Understanding ForEach() loop with 3 parameters -- please help!, nick_keighley_nospam, 03:30
- Re: child exit status query, nick_keighley_nospam, 03:18
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Zach, 03:17
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Zach, 03:12
- Re: "semantic" in n1336.pdf, nick_keighley_nospam, 03:00
- Re: A->B += A->C[d]->B please help!!, rahul, 02:41
- Re: struct data offsets, g3rc4n@xxxxxxxxx, 02:30
- Re: "semantic" in n1336.pdf, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 02:24
- Re: "semantic" in n1336.pdf, Eric Sosmon, 02:20
- Re: RegisterClassEx not Unicode as it should be, Flash Gordon, 02:12
- Re: "semantic" in n1336.pdf, Keith Thompson, 01:59
- RegisterClassEx not Unicode as it should be, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 01:44
- EnumWindows returning before it should?, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 01:39
- PostMessage waiting for response???, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 01:33
- "semantic" in n1336.pdf, Larry Gates, 01:21
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January 29, 2009
- Re: Storing values that are too large for that data type, Jack Klein, 22:58
- Re: [OT] Spam, Bill Cunningham, 22:10
- Re: 'execl' query, Han from China - Master Troll, 22:00
- Re: [OT] Spam, Ben Pfaff, 19:56
- Re: [OT] Spam, Ian Collins, 19:46
- Re: Need clarity on structure alignment, George Peter Staplin, 19:31
- Re: [OT] Spam, Falcon Kirtaran, 18:49
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Stephen Sprunk, 18:45
- Re: Help 2 Update old C-Routine, Kaz Kylheku, 18:45
- Re: child exit status query, Keith Thompson, 18:45
- Re: 'execl' query, Kenny McCormack, 18:42
- Re: Help 2 Update old C-Routine, dj3vande, 18:27
- Re: Help 2 Update old C-Routine, Stephen Sprunk, 18:24
- Re: child exit status query, Mark McIntyre, 18:08
- Re: [OT] Spam, Kaz Kylheku, 18:06
- Re: [OT] Spam, Default User, 18:05
- Re: Understanding ForEach() loop with 3 parameters -- please help!, Bart, 18:04
- Re: [OT] Spam, Kaz Kylheku, 18:01
- Help 2 Update old C-Routine, Chris Lupus, 18:01
- Re: problem incrementing my variable, Bart, 18:01
- Help 2 Update old C-Routine, Chris Lupus, 17:56
- Re: [OT] Spam, CBFalconer, 17:51
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, jameskuyper, 17:27
- Re: 'execl' query, CBFalconer, 17:25
- Re: Storing values that are too large for that data type, CBFalconer, 17:22
- Re: portable printf of different size types, Ben Pfaff, 17:21
- Re: child exit status query, Keith Thompson, 17:21
- Re: portable printf of different size types, CBFalconer, 17:06
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Phil Carmody, 17:04
- Re: 'execl' query, Martin Ambuhl, 17:02
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, CBFalconer, 16:59
- Re: 'execl' query, Keith Thompson, 16:56
- Re: [OT] Spam, Mark McIntyre, 16:51
- Re: [OT] Spam, Wolfgang Draxinger, 16:51
- Re: child exit status query, Mark McIntyre, 16:49
- Re: A->B += A->C[d]->B please help!!, Wolfgang Draxinger, 16:46
- Re: [OT] Spam, Antoninus Twink, 16:46
- Re: problem incrementing my variable, Phil Carmody, 16:45
- Re: A->B += A->C[d]->B please help!!, Bill Cunningham, 16:41
- Re: Understanding ForEach() loop with 3 parameters -- please help!, CBFalconer, 16:41
- Re: problem incrementing my variable, Phil Carmody, 16:40
- Re: infinite loop, CBFalconer, 16:35
- [OT] Spam, Bill Cunningham, 16:34
- Re: 'execl' query, Andrew Smallshaw, 16:32
- Re: 'execl' query, Ian Collins, 16:28
- Re: 'execl' query, Keith Thompson, 16:23
- Re: struct data offsets, Stephen Sprunk, 16:19
- 'execl' query, Mike, 16:10
- Re: Storing values that are too large for that data type, Keith Thompson, 16:10
- Storing values that are too large for that data type, Albert, 15:43
- Re: 'waitpid' query, Han from China - Master Troll, 15:40
- Re: struct data offsets, Keith Thompson, 15:33
- Re: child exit status query, Kenny McCormack, 15:06
- Re: struct data offsets, g3rc4n@xxxxxxxxx, 14:57
- Re: struct data offsets, Joachim Schmitz, 14:54
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Eric Sosman, 14:15
- Re: struct data offsets, Fred, 14:07
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Keith Thompson, 14:00
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Richard Heathfield, 13:32
- Re: infinite loop, Nelu, 13:25
- Re: A->B += A->C[d]->B please help!!, Harold Aptroot, 13:05
- Re: infinite loop, Stephen Sprunk, 12:56
- Re: A->B += A->C[d]->B please help!!, Kenny McCormack, 12:35
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Keith Thompson, 12:31
- Re: A->B += A->C[d]->B please help!!, Bart, 12:13
- struct data offsets, g3rc4n@xxxxxxxxx, 12:10
- Re: A->B += A->C[d]->B please help!!, stephenwvickers, 12:06
- Re: Trap representations, Richard Tobin, 12:02
- Re: infinite loop, Nelu, 11:40
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, lawrence . jones, 11:36
- A->B += A->C[d]->B please help!!, almurph@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, 10:58
- Re: Array reference without index inside a for() loop -- help!!, almurph@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, 10:53
- Re: Array reference without index inside a for() loop -- help!!, Bart, 10:40
- Re: Understanding ForEach() loop with 3 parameters -- please help!, Keith Thompson, 10:34
- Re: Understanding ForEach() loop with 3 parameters -- please help!, Bart, 10:26
- Re: Understanding ForEach() loop with 3 parameters -- please help!, Kenny McCormack, 09:55
- Re: 'waitpid' query, Kenny McCormack, 09:53
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Kenny McCormack, 09:42
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Kenny McCormack, 09:41
- Re: 'waitpid' query, Yevgen Muntyan, 09:21
- Re: 'waitpid' query, Yevgen Muntyan, 09:18
- Re: standards question, nick_keighley_nospam, 09:04
- Re: C conditional statement shorthand puzzle -- please help!!, almurph@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, 08:56
- standards question, Steve Chow, 08:47
- Re: infinite loop, Antoninus Twink, 08:24
- Re: Trap representations, Ben Bacarisse, 08:00
- Welcome to my pc world, akshy, 07:05
- Re: C conditional statement shorthand puzzle -- please help!!, James Kuyper, 06:51
- Re: C conditional statement shorthand puzzle -- please help!!, Barry Schwarz, 06:34
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, James Kuyper, 06:00
- Re: Array reference without index inside a for() loop -- help!!, rahul, 05:39
- Re: Understanding ForEach() loop with 3 parameters -- please help!, nick_keighley_nospam, 05:29
- Re: Array reference without index inside a for() loop -- help!!, nick_keighley_nospam, 05:27
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Han from China - Master Troll, 04:44
- Re: Understanding ForEach() loop with 3 parameters -- please help!, christian.bau, 04:43
- Array reference without index inside a for() loop -- help!!, almurph@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, 04:39
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Han from China - Master Troll, 04:20
- Re: portable printf of different size types, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:04
- Re: Trap representations, nick_keighley_nospam, 03:32
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Keith Thompson, 03:32
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Richard Heathfield, 03:14
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, nick_keighley_nospam, 03:05
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Zach, 02:50
- Re: child exit status query, Kenny McCormack, 02:13
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Phil Carmody, 01:53
- Re: validity of a pointer, Phil Carmody, 01:45
- Re: Trap representations, Kaz Kylheku, 01:19
- Re: Trap representations, Larry Gates, 00:31
- Re: The nature of theft, was: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Larry Gates, 00:25
- Funny Videos, mleczko, 00:07
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Chris Riesbeck, 00:07
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Gordon Burditt, 00:07
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, pete, 00:07
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Richard Heathfield, 00:07
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Ben Pfaff, 00:07
January 28, 2009
- Re: 'waitpid' query, Han from China - Master Troll, 23:54
- Re: infinite loop, Mark L Pappin, 23:51
- Re: infinite loop, Han from China - Master Troll, 22:45
- Re: Getting the 'routing' informations, Yevgen Muntyan, 22:07
- Re: child exit status query, Kaz Kylheku, 21:38
- Re: child exit status query, Richard, 21:13
- Re: child exit status query, Richard, 21:10
- Re: infinite loop, CBFalconer, 20:34
- Re: child exit status query, Ben Pfaff, 19:52
- Re: child exit status query, Ian Collins, 19:51
- Re: portable printf of different size types, William Ahern, 19:35
- Re: child exit status query, Ben Bacarisse, 19:19
- Re: 'waitpid' query, Kenny McCormack, 19:07
- Re: child exit status query, Ian Collins, 19:04
- Re: child exit status query, Default User, 18:55
- Re: child exit status query, Keith Thompson, 18:45
- Re: child exit status query, Keith Thompson, 18:42
- Re: child exit status query, Mark McIntyre, 18:39
- Re: child exit status query, Ian Collins, 18:39
- Re: child exit status query, Antoninus Twink, 18:25
- child exit status query, Mike, 18:17
- Re: portable printf of different size types, Antoninus Twink, 18:13
- Re: validity of a pointer, Richard Heathfield, 17:50
- Re: 'waitpid' query, Kaz Kylheku, 17:46
- Re: portable printf of different size types, William Ahern, 17:45
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Bartc, 17:37
- Re: 'waitpid' query, Antoninus Twink, 17:26
- Re: Warning about constness (I think), CBFalconer, 17:21
- Re: 'fork' query, Kaz Kylheku, 17:20
- Re: Getting the 'routing' informations, CBFalconer, 17:19
- Re: infinite loop, CBFalconer, 17:16
- Re: portable printf of different size types, Antoninus Twink, 17:13
- Re: infinite loop, CBFalconer, 17:09
- Re: portable printf of different size types, CBFalconer, 17:03
- Re: 'waitpid' query, Antoninus Twink, 16:55
- Re: validity of a pointer, CBFalconer, 16:55
- Re: 'waitpid' query, Antoninus Twink, 16:37
- Re: 'fork' query, Antoninus Twink, 16:34
- Re: 'waitpid' query, Ian Collins, 16:27
- Re: 'waitpid' query, Keith Thompson, 16:26
- Re: 'fork' query, Ian Collins, 16:25
- Re: infinite loop, Mark L Pappin, 16:23
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, jameskuyper, 16:22
- 'fork' query, Mike, 16:19
- Re: Warning about constness (I think), Old Wolf, 16:13
- 'waitpid' query, Mike, 16:04
- Re: infinite loop, Kaz Kylheku, 15:33
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Bartc, 15:09
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Keith Thompson, 14:32
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, lawrence . jones, 14:01
- Re: validity of a pointer, Harald van Dijk, 12:47
- Re: validity of a pointer, Keith Thompson, 12:31
- Re: validity of a pointer, Stephen Sprunk, 12:08
- Re: Typedef-ing structs, Golden California Girls, 12:00
- Re: validity of a pointer, James Kuyper, 11:52
- Re: infinite loop, Stephen Sprunk, 11:29
- Re: validity of a pointer, Harald van Dijk, 11:04
- Re: infinite loop, Keith Thompson, 11:01
- Re: portable printf of different size types, James Kuyper, 10:58
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Keith Thompson, 10:55
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Keith Thompson, 10:53
- Golden opportunity, Deepika, 10:29
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, James Kuyper, 09:52
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, James Kuyper, 09:46
- Re: infinite loop, Eric Sosman, 09:43
- Re: validity of a pointer, James Kuyper, 09:41
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Eric Sosman, 09:36
- Re: validity of a pointer, James Kuyper, 09:30
- Re: WINSCP for Linux, Kenny McCormack, 09:15
- Re: infinite loop, Harold Aptroot, 08:12
- Re: infinite loop, Martin Ambuhl, 07:59
- Re: infinite loop, Bartc, 06:20
- Re: validity of a pointer, Chris Dollin, 05:30
- Re: validity of a pointer, Wolfgang Draxinger, 05:24
- Re: validity of a pointer, Wolfgang Draxinger, 05:06
- Re: Typedef-ing structs, Antoninus Twink, 05:02
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:54
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Larry Gates, 04:02
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Keith Thompson, 03:51
- Re: infinite loop, Richard Heathfield, 03:42
- Re: infinite loop, nick_keighley_nospam, 03:41
- Re: infinite loop, Keith Thompson, 03:39
- Re: infinite loop, karthikbalaguru, 03:33
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, nick_keighley_nospam, 03:23
- Re: WINSCP for Linux, forkazoo, 02:59
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Richard Heathfield, 02:56
- Re: infinite loop, Richard Heathfield, 02:54
- Re: portable printf of different size types, pete, 02:05
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, pete, 01:51
- Re: Getting the 'routing' informations, Richard Heathfield, 01:39
- Re: infinite loop, karthikbalaguru, 01:38
- Re: infinite loop, karthikbalaguru, 01:37
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Han from China - Master Troll, 01:33
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Larry Gates, 01:31
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, pete, 01:30
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Golden California Girls, 01:27
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Larry Gates, 01:21
- Re: validity of a pointer, pete, 01:18
- Re: validity of a pointer, pete, 01:10
- Re: Getting the 'routing' informations, Ian Collins, 01:00
- Re: Getting the 'routing' informations, Richard Heathfield, 00:57
- Re: infinite loop, Richard Heathfield, 00:54
- Re: Getting the 'routing' informations, Yevgen Muntyan, 00:45
- exit() values and the C standards?, Zach, 00:43
- Re: Typedef-ing structs, Richard Heathfield, 00:41
- Re: Need clarity on structure alignment, Han from China - Master Troll, 00:39
- Re: infinite loop, karthikbalaguru, 00:39
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Richard Heathfield, 00:24
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Richard Heathfield, 00:06
- Re: validity of a pointer, Richard Heathfield, 00:02
January 27, 2009
- Re: portable printf of different size types, Ben Pfaff, 22:55
- "Double Your Money In Under 30 Days", Nickjr, 22:51
- Funny videos, tomekwojciechowski88@xxxxxxxxx, 22:45
- Re: I can't get the uppercase letter to convert to the lower case level (Please don't bait Han from China), Keith Thompson, 22:38
- Re: portable printf of different size types, Keith Thompson, 22:36
- Re: I can't get the uppercase letter to convert to the lower case level (Please don't bait Han from China), David Thompson, 22:19
- Re: C vs. C++, David Thompson, 22:18
- portable printf of different size types, dacium, 22:15
- Re: validity of a pointer, Keith Thompson, 22:08
- Re: validity of a pointer, Nate Eldredge, 22:00
- Re: problem incrementing my variable, Gary, 21:59
- Re: validity of a pointer, Kaz Kylheku, 21:57
- Re: validity of a pointer, Nate Eldredge, 21:35
- Re: problem incrementing my variable, Nate Eldredge, 21:07
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Nate Eldredge, 21:00
- Re: validity of a pointer, Stephen Sprunk, 20:55
- Re: Need clarity on structure alignment, Nate Eldredge, 20:50
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Larry Gates, 20:26
- Re: problem incrementing my variable, Keith Thompson, 20:25
- Re: problem incrementing my variable, J. J. Farrell, 20:24
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Larry Gates, 20:23
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Kaz Kylheku, 20:21
- Re: problem incrementing my variable, Keith Thompson, 20:18
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, CBFalconer, 20:17
- Re: validity of a pointer, CBFalconer, 20:09
- Re: problem incrementing my variable, CBFalconer, 19:59
- Re: problem incrementing my variable, Bartc, 19:58
- Re: validity of a pointer, Keith Thompson, 19:47
- Re: validity of a pointer, jameskuyper, 19:46
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Keith Thompson, 19:40
- Re: problem incrementing my variable, Keith Thompson, 19:37
- Re: On forgeries and lying, Kenny McCormack, 19:34
- Re: validity of a pointer, Wolfgang Draxinger, 19:32
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Golden California Girls, 19:22
- Re: problem incrementing my variable, jameskuyper, 19:20
- Re: Typedef-ing structs, Keith Thompson, 19:18
- Re: problem incrementing my variable, Bartc, 19:10
- Re: Typedef-ing structs, jameskuyper, 19:05
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Stephen Sprunk, 19:01
- Re: problem incrementing my variable, Keith Thompson, 18:54
- Re: WINSCP for Linux, AK_2009, 18:52
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Keith Thompson, 18:51
- Re: WINSCP for Linux, CBFalconer, 18:49
- Re: Typedef-ing structs, Golden California Girls, 18:43
- Re: Typedef-ing structs, Richard Harter, 18:42
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, CBFalconer, 18:39
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, CBFalconer, 18:34
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, Golden California Girls, 18:34
- Re: problem incrementing my variable, Bartc, 18:33
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Kaz Kylheku, 18:30
- Re: problem incrementing my variable, Kaz Kylheku, 18:20
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, CBFalconer, 18:19
- Re: validity of a pointer, Wolfgang Draxinger, 18:16
- Re: problem incrementing my variable, CBFalconer, 18:00
- Re: problem incrementing my variable, Bartc, 17:59
- Re: Need clarity on structure alignment, Andrew Smallshaw, 17:59
- Re: validity of a pointer, Wolfgang Draxinger, 17:57
- Re: Typedef-ing structs, Ian Collins, 17:47
- Re: On forgeries and lying, Rafael, 17:45
- Re: Typedef-ing structs, CBFalconer, 17:36
- Re: problem incrementing my variable, Gary, 17:26
- Re: Need clarity on structure alignment, Kenny McCormack, 17:24
- Re: problem incrementing my variable, Gary, 17:21
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Kaz Kylheku, 17:21
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Antoninus Twink, 17:19
- Re: validity of a pointer, pete, 17:09
- Re: Need clarity on structure alignment, Antoninus Twink, 17:01
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Keith Thompson, 17:00
- Re: validity of a pointer, Keith Thompson, 16:54
- Re: WINSCP for Linux, Antoninus Twink, 16:53
- Re: WINSCP for Linux, Antoninus Twink, 16:52
- Re: WINSCP for Linux, Antoninus Twink, 16:51
- Re: validity of a pointer, Wolfgang Draxinger, 16:50
- Re: Need clarity on structure alignment, Eric Sosman, 16:48
- Re: WINSCP for Linux, jameskuyper, 16:47
- Re: WINSCP for Linux, jameskuyper, 16:43
- Re: WINSCP for Linux, AK_2009, 16:40
- Re: validity of a pointer, Richard Harter, 16:40
- Re: WINSCP for Linux, AK_2009, 16:38
- Re: WINSCP for Linux, Ian Collins, 16:32
- Re: Need clarity on structure alignment, Andrew Smallshaw, 16:29
- Re: WINSCP for Linux, AK_2009, 16:28
- Re: On forgeries and lying, Richard, 16:18
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, lawrence . jones, 16:17
- Re: On forgeries and lying, Richard, 16:16
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Phil Carmody, 16:16
- Re: validity of a pointer, Kaz Kylheku, 16:00
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., user923005, 15:56
- Re: infinite loop, Richard Harter, 15:53
- Re: On forgeries and lying, Default User, 15:45
- Re: problem incrementing my variable, user923005, 15:31
- Re: problem incrementing my variable, user923005, 15:30
- Re: Generic profilers?, ssylee, 15:21
- Re: Generic profilers?, Bill Cunningham, 15:08
- Re: Generic profilers?, Ian Collins, 14:55
- Re: Need clarity on structure alignment, Gordon Burditt, 14:52
- Re: Need clarity on structure alignment, Eric Sosman, 14:52
- Re: Need clarity on structure alignment, Keith Thompson, 14:37
- Re: infinite loop, Mark Wooding, 14:26
- Re: infinite loop, Keith Thompson, 14:25
- Re: On forgeries and lying, Rafael, 14:24
- Re: validity of a pointer, Gordon Burditt, 14:20
- Re: Need clarity on structure alignment, Bartc, 14:17
- Re: WINSCP for Linux, Antoninus Twink, 14:13
- Generic profilers?, ssylee, 14:07
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Gordon Burditt, 14:03
- Re: WINSCP for Linux, Lew Pitcher, 13:56
- WINSCP for Linux, AK_2009, 13:52
- Re: infinite loop, Nate Eldredge, 13:51
- Re: Need clarity on structure alignment, Fred, 13:48
- Need clarity on structure alignment, syuga2012@xxxxxxxxx, 13:39
- Re: validity of a pointer, Nate Eldredge, 13:36
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Richard, 13:20
- Re: problem incrementing my variable, Bartc, 13:20
- Re: infinite loop, Golden California Girls, 13:11
- Re: validity of a pointer, Antoninus Twink, 13:10
- Re: Type casting void *, Martin Ambuhl, 13:07
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Han from China - Master Troll, 13:06
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Eric Sosman, 12:57
- Re: problem incrementing my variable, jameskuyper, 12:57
- Re: C conditional statement shorthand puzzle -- please help!!, Lew Pitcher, 12:42
- Software Engineer, ashley . wolfe, 12:41
- Re: C conditional statement shorthand puzzle -- please help!!, Keith Thompson, 12:41
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Han from China - Master Troll, 12:34
- Re: problem incrementing my variable, Keith Thompson, 12:32
- C conditional statement shorthand puzzle -- please help!!, almurph@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, 12:12
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, jameskuyper, 12:05
- Re: Type casting void *, Richard, 11:25
- Re: validity of a pointer, Richard, 11:20
- Re: Type casting void *, Richard, 11:17
- Re: Old program to generate skeleton of Finite State Machines, Aardalath, 11:15
- Re: Type casting void *, pete, 11:14
- Re: Old program to generate skeleton of Finite State Machines, Aardalath, 11:13
- Re: Old program to generate skeleton of Finite State Machines, Aardalath, 11:12
- Re: validity of a pointer, pete, 11:06
- Re: Type casting void *, Martin Ambuhl, 11:03
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Zach, 11:01
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, Lew Pitcher, 10:47
- Re: Typedef-ing structs, nick_keighley_nospam, 10:26
- Re: infinite loop, Andrew Smallshaw, 09:50
- Re: On forgeries and lying, Richard, 08:52
- Re: validity of a pointer, Han from China - Master Troll, 08:51
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, James Kuyper, 07:10
- Re: validity of a pointer, James Kuyper, 06:45
- Re: problem incrementing my variable, Bartc, 06:39
- Re: Typedef-ing structs, Richard Tobin, 06:37
- Re: When it will be freed?, nick_keighley_nospam, 06:34
- Re: Type casting void *, Richard Tobin, 06:31
- Re: exit() values and the C standards?, Mark Wooding, 06:30
- Re: Typedef-ing structs, James Kuyper, 06:27
- Re: why is it dumping core?, nick_keighley_nospam, 06:08
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., nick_keighley_nospam, 05:26
- exit() values and the C standards?, Zach, 05:23
- Re: validity of a pointer, Wolfgang Draxinger, 04:50
- Re: Understanding ForEach() loop with 3 parameters -- please help!, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:49
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:46
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:39
- validity of a pointer, sinbad, 04:21
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:05
- Re: On forgeries and lying, Rafael, 04:01
- Re: Typedef-ing structs, nick_keighley_nospam, 03:28
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, Golden California Girls, 03:14
- Re: Typedef-ing structs, Kaz Kylheku, 02:41
- Re: On forgeries and lying, Chris M. Thomasson, 02:16
- Re: Typedef-ing structs, Ian Collins, 02:12
- Re: Typedef-ing structs, Albert, 02:07
- Re: Type casting void *, Richard Heathfield, 01:07
- Re: problem incrementing my variable, Han from China - Master Troll, 00:54
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, Kaz Kylheku, 00:53
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, Kaz Kylheku, 00:52
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Kaz Kylheku, 00:46
- Re: problem incrementing my variable, Keith Thompson, 00:36
- Re: Type casting void *, Keith Thompson, 00:33
- Re: Understanding ForEach() loop with 3 parameters -- please help!, Golden California Girls, 00:25
- Re: The nature of theft, was: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Larry Gates, 00:19
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, Golden California Girls, 00:16
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Golden California Girls, 00:04
- Re: Typedef-ing structs, Nelu, 00:03
January 26, 2009
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Larry Gates, 23:56
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, Richard Heathfield, 23:16
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, Kaz Kylheku, 23:04
- Re: problem incrementing my variable, Kaz Kylheku, 22:45
- Re: Set a position in file stream to be EOF?, Eric Sosman, 22:16
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, Richard Heathfield, 22:11
- Re: Understanding ForEach() loop with 3 parameters -- please help!, Richard Heathfield, 22:07
- Re: Type casting void *, Richard Heathfield, 22:05
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, Richard Heathfield, 22:04
- Re: problem incrementing my variable, user923005, 22:03
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, Ian Collins, 22:01
- Re: Set a position in file stream to be EOF?, dj3vande, 22:01
- Re: Typedef-ing structs, Richard Heathfield, 21:54
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, Richard, 21:51
- Re: problem incrementing my variable, Richard Heathfield, 21:50
- Set a position in file stream to be EOF?, dacium, 21:50
- Re: problem incrementing my variable, Ian Collins, 21:31
- Re: Understanding ForEach() loop with 3 parameters -- please help!, J. J. Farrell, 21:13
- Re: problem incrementing my variable, CBFalconer, 21:04
- Re: Understanding ForEach() loop with 3 parameters -- please help!, Ian Collins, 21:01
- Re: problem incrementing my variable, Bartc, 21:00
- Re: problem incrementing my variable, user923005, 20:56
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, Ian Collins, 20:55
- Re: Understanding ForEach() loop with 3 parameters -- please help!, CBFalconer, 20:54
- Re: Type casting void *, CBFalconer, 20:51
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, Richard, 20:48
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, CBFalconer, 20:48
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Richard, 20:40
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Richard, 20:39
- Re: Typedef-ing structs, Anthony Fremont, 20:38
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, CBFalconer, 20:36
- Re: problem incrementing my variable, Keith Thompson, 20:33
- Re: Typedef-ing structs, Kaz Kylheku, 20:30
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, CBFalconer, 20:30
- Re: Typedef-ing structs, Ian Collins, 20:26
- Re: problem incrementing my variable, Kaz Kylheku, 20:26
- Re: Typedef-ing structs, CBFalconer, 20:23
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Golden California Girls, 20:22
- Re: problem incrementing my variable, Keith Thompson, 20:21
- Re: Typedef-ing structs, CBFalconer, 20:20
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Golden California Girls, 20:20
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Kaz Kylheku, 20:16
- Re: problem incrementing my variable, Keith Thompson, 20:07
- Re: problem incrementing my variable, Kaz Kylheku, 19:59
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Richard, 19:48
- Re: problem incrementing my variable, dj3vande, 19:47
- Re: problem incrementing my variable, Gary, 19:33
- Re: problem incrementing my variable, Ian Collins, 19:24
- Re: [OT] The nature of theft, was: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Kaz Kylheku, 19:21
- problem incrementing my variable, Gary, 19:20
- Re: [OT] The nature of theft, was: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Keith Thompson, 18:37
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Mark McIntyre, 18:27
- Re: [OT] The nature of theft, was: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Mark McIntyre, 18:24
- Re: Type casting void *, Peter Nilsson, 18:19
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Kaz Kylheku, 17:36
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Richard, 17:30
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Kaz Kylheku, 17:28
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, Richard, 16:11
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Richard, 16:09
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Kaz Kylheku, 16:00
- Make Money Now !!!, earn.money1online@xxxxxxxxx, 15:55
- Re: why is it dumping core?, Kaz Kylheku, 15:40
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Golden California Girls, 13:30
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Mark Wooding, 12:30
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Bartc, 12:04
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, Golden California Girls, 11:58
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Richard Harter, 11:18
- Re: Understanding ForEach() loop with 3 parameters -- please help!, Keith Thompson, 11:06
- Re: When it will be freed?, Stephen Sprunk, 10:52
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, nick_keighley_nospam, 10:48
- Meetings (Was: Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process), Kenny McCormack, 10:47
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, Richard, 10:08
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Richard, 09:55
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, Kenny McCormack, 09:48
- Re: why is it dumping core?, Kenny McCormack, 09:45
- Re: why is it dumping core?, David Resnick, 09:45
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, Richard, 09:34
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, Richard, 09:34
- Re: why is it dumping core?, Richard, 09:31
- Re: why is it dumping core?, Richard, 09:30
- Re: The nature of theft, was: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., stijnvandongen, 09:03
- Re: Understanding ForEach() loop with 3 parameters -- please help!, James Kuyper, 08:49
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Kenny McCormack, 08:45
- Re: [OT] The nature of theft, was: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Joachim Schmitz, 08:24
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Richard, 08:16
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Richard, 08:12
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Richard, 08:04
- Re: [OT] The nature of theft, was: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Joachim Schmitz, 07:55
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, nick_keighley_nospam, 07:55
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., vippstar, 07:28
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., vippstar, 07:21
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., nick_keighley_nospam, 07:10
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Kenny McCormack, 07:07
- Re: When it will be freed?, nick_keighley_nospam, 07:01
- Re: Understanding ForEach() loop with 3 parameters -- please help!, almurph@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, 06:54
- Re: Understanding ForEach() loop with 3 parameters -- please help!, Remo D., 06:48
- Re: Understanding ForEach() loop with 3 parameters -- please help!, James Kuyper, 06:31
- Re: Understanding ForEach() loop with 3 parameters -- please help!, nick_keighley_nospam, 06:28
- Re: When it will be freed?, James Kuyper, 06:20
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Martin Ambuhl, 06:15
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, James Kuyper, 06:10
- Understanding ForEach() loop with 3 parameters -- please help!, almurph@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, 06:00
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Han from China - Master Troll, 05:04
- Re: When it will be freed?, Mark Wooding, 05:04
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., nick_keighley_nospam, 04:41
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., nick_keighley_nospam, 04:40
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Martin Ambuhl, 04:12
- Re: When it will be freed?, Ian Collins, 04:03
- Re: When it will be freed?, nick_keighley_nospam, 03:53
- Re: When it will be freed?, nick_keighley_nospam, 03:27
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, Richard, 03:15
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, Richard, 03:13
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Han from China - Master Troll, 03:13
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, Richard, 03:11
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Richard Heathfield, 02:38
- Re: When it will be freed?, Ian Collins, 02:03
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Phil Carmody, 02:02
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Phil Carmody, 01:34
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Kaz Kylheku, 01:34
- Re: Typedef-ing structs, Albert, 01:30
- Re: Typedef-ing structs, Keith Thompson, 01:21
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Kaz Kylheku, 01:10
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Keith Thompson, 01:09
- Re: Typedef-ing structs, Kaz Kylheku, 01:08
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Keith Thompson, 00:51
- Re: Typedef-ing structs, Albert, 00:46
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., santosh, 00:40
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Larry Gates, 00:26
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Larry Gates, 00:18
- Re: Typedef-ing structs, Nelu, 00:09
January 25, 2009
- Re: Typedef-ing structs, Albert, 23:54
- Re: Typedef-ing structs, Kaz Kylheku, 23:41
- Re: Type casting void *, Kaz Kylheku, 23:32
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, Kaz Kylheku, 23:27
- Re: why is it dumping core?, Han from China - Master Troll, 23:04
- Re: Typedef-ing structs, Mark Wooding, 23:01
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, Richard Heathfield, 22:55
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, Han from China - Master Troll, 22:30
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, Han from China - Master Troll, 22:26
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, Han from China - Master Troll, 22:23
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, Ben Bacarisse, 22:15
- Re: [OT] The nature of theft, was: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare,MegaUpload, P2P, etc., CBFalconer, 21:54
- Re: Typedef-ing structs, Nate Eldredge, 21:54
- Re: Typedef-ing structs, Nelu, 21:53
- Re: When it will be freed?, Nate Eldredge, 21:50
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, CBFalconer, 21:47
- Re: Typedef-ing structs, Ben Pfaff, 21:44
- Re: Type casting void *, Mark Wooding, 21:43
- Re: why is it dumping core?, CBFalconer, 21:38
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, CBFalconer, 21:32
- Re: Typedef-ing structs, Ian Collins, 21:11
- Typedef-ing structs, Albert, 21:09
- Re: [OT] The nature of theft, was: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Kenny McCormack, 21:01
- Re: When it will be freed?, Ian Collins, 20:59
- Re: When it will be freed?, Ian Collins, 20:54
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Richard Tobin, 20:50
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Mark Wooding, 20:30
- Re: x=(r,s,t);, J. J. Farrell, 20:27
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, J. J. Farrell, 20:13
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Richard Heathfield, 20:13
- Re: [OT] The nature of theft, was: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Mark Wooding, 20:12
- Re: When it will be freed?, Mark Wooding, 20:00
- Re: [OT] The nature of theft, was: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Mark Wooding, 19:56
- Re: When it will be freed?, Nate Eldredge, 19:56
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Keith Thompson, 19:44
- Re: Type casting void *, J. J. Farrell, 19:40
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, Albert, 19:34
- Re: malloc and alignment, J. J. Farrell, 19:30
- Re: [OT] The nature of theft, was: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Kai-Uwe Bux, 19:25
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, J. J. Farrell, 18:58
- Re: [OT] The nature of theft, was: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Mark McIntyre, 18:39
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Mark McIntyre, 18:26
- Re: When it will be freed?, Ian Collins, 17:59
- Re: [OT] The nature of theft, was: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Richard Tobin, 17:47
- Re: [OT] The nature of theft, was: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Martin Ambuhl, 17:22
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., vippstar, 17:12
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., vippstar, 17:09
- Re: [OT] The nature of theft, was: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Richard Tobin, 17:08
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., vippstar, 17:01
- [OT] The nature of theft, was: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Martin Ambuhl, 16:45
- Re: When it will be freed?, Mark Wooding, 16:43
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, Ben Bacarisse, 16:42
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Antoninus Twink, 16:36
- Re: IOCTL to read a disk block, Antoninus Twink, 16:32
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, Albert, 16:28
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Keith Thompson, 16:16
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, Keith Thompson, 16:11
- Re: When it will be freed?, Ian Collins, 14:21
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Ian Collins, 14:18
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Richard Tobin, 14:17
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Phil Carmody, 14:14
- Re: why is it dumping core?, Ian Collins, 14:13
- Re: why is it dumping core?, Kaz Kylheku, 13:59
- Re: why is it dumping core?, Kaz Kylheku, 13:52
- Re: IOCTL to read a disk block, Malcolm McLean, 13:25
- Re: why is it dumping core?, Nate Eldredge, 12:58
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Phil Carmody, 12:45
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Richard Heathfield, 12:32
- Re: why is it dumping core?, Kenny McCormack, 12:27
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, James Kuyper, 12:22
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, Mark Wooding, 12:05
- Re: printf on a very small floating point number, nick_keighley_nospam, 12:00
- Re: why is it dumping core?, Mark Wooding, 11:30
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Mark Wooding, 11:16
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., nick_keighley_nospam, 11:12
- Re: No longer belongs to this program, but it still prints it - Strange, nick_keighley_nospam, 11:09
- Re: x=(r,s,t);, Mark Wooding, 11:06
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, nick_keighley_nospam, 11:04
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, nick_keighley_nospam, 11:03
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, nick_keighley_nospam, 11:00
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, nick_keighley_nospam, 10:53
- Re: When it will be freed?, Mark Wooding, 10:49
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, nick_keighley_nospam, 10:47
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, James Kuyper, 10:38
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, Ben Bacarisse, 09:48
- Re: why is it dumping core?, nick_keighley_nospam, 09:37
- Re: malloc and alignment, Keith Thompson, 09:13
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Phil Carmody, 08:56
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Antoninus Twink, 08:55
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Phil Carmody, 08:50
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Malcolm McLean, 08:39
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Richard Tobin, 08:23
- Re: IOCTL to read a disk block, Antoninus Twink, 07:54
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, James Kuyper, 07:53
- Re: x=(r,s,t);, James Kuyper, 07:34
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Antoninus Twink, 07:22
- Re: malloc and alignment, vippstar, 07:14
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Kenny McCormack, 07:07
- Re: malloc and free?, Harald van Dijk, 07:04
- Re: comp.lang.c topicality guidelines (version 1.0), Han from China - Master Troll, 06:51
- Re: Problem with realloc (I think), Tim Rentsch, 06:51
- Re: why is it dumping core?, Han from China - Master Troll, 06:35
- Re: x=(r,s,t);, Phil Carmody, 06:30
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Phil Carmody, 06:23
- Re: why is it dumping core?, Bjarni Juliusson, 06:20
- Re: malloc and free?, Phil Carmody, 06:17
- Re: why is it dumping core?, William Pursell, 06:17
- Re: why is it dumping core?, William Pursell, 06:08
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Phil Carmody, 05:57
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Malcolm McLean, 05:48
- Re: why is it dumping core?, Joachim Schmitz, 05:07
- Re: why is it dumping core?, Joachim Schmitz, 05:04
- Re: why is it dumping core?, Obnoxious User, 04:56
- Re: why is it dumping core?, Zach, 04:37
- Re: why is it dumping core?, Ian Collins, 04:20
- why is it dumping core?, Zach, 04:11
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, Richard Heathfield, 03:51
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, Keith Thompson, 03:01
- Re: IOCTL to read a disk block, Keith Thompson, 02:50
- Re: IOCTL to read a disk block, Han from China - Master Troll, 01:15
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, Kaz Kylheku, 00:57
- comp.lang.c topicality guidelines (version 1.0), Han from China - Master Troll, 00:55
January 24, 2009
- Re: Any differnece between functions, Han from China - Master Troll, 23:40
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, Stephen Sprunk, 22:57
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, CBFalconer, 22:50
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, Albert, 22:40
- How to be a fake killfiler on comp.lang.c, Han from China - Master Troll, 22:13
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, Stephen Sprunk, 22:07
- Re: IOCTL to read a disk block, Han from China - Master Troll, 21:54
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Han from China - Master Troll, 21:47
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Han from China - Master Troll, 21:45
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, Richard Heathfield, 21:39
- Re: IOCTL to read a disk block, Han from China - Master Troll, 21:24
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, CBFalconer, 21:19
- Re: IOCTL to read a disk block, CBFalconer, 21:17
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, CBFalconer, 21:11
- Re: IOCTL to read a disk block, CBFalconer, 20:47
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Richard Heathfield, 20:42
- Re: Stats for comp.lang.c (last 7 days), Larry Gates, 20:23
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Keith Thompson, 20:21
- Re: Liinear distribution of random numbers?, CBFalconer, 20:20
- Re: IOCTL to read a disk block, Wolfgang Draxinger, 20:13
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, CBFalconer, 20:13
- Re: IOCTL to read a disk block, Wolfgang Draxinger, 20:07
- Re: x=(r,s,t);, Keith Thompson, 20:07
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, Richard Heathfield, 20:05
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Keith Thompson, 20:05
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, CBFalconer, 20:03
- Re: malloc and free?, Harald van Dijk, 20:01
- Re: IOCTL to read a disk block, Keith Thompson, 19:54
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Larry Gates, 19:52
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, CBFalconer, 19:46
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Ben Bacarisse, 19:43
- Re: comp.lang.c topicality guidelines (version 1.0), Larry Gates, 19:42
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, Ben Bacarisse, 19:22
- Re: malloc and free?, Phil Carmody, 19:01
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Richard Heathfield, 19:00
- Re: x=(r,s,t);, Phil Carmody, 18:56
- Re: Liinear distribution of random numbers?, Phil Carmody, 18:52
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Richard, 18:51
- Re: IOCTL to read a disk block, dannyx . payton, 18:48
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Phil Carmody, 18:43
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Phil Carmody, 18:36
- Re: No longer belongs to this program, but it still prints it - Strange, Richard, 18:17
- Re: No longer belongs to this program, but it still prints it - Strange, Default User, 18:08
- Re: IOCTL to read a disk block, Kenny McCormack, 17:58
- Re: IOCTL to read a disk block, Keith Thompson, 17:46
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Malcolm McLean, 17:36
- Re: IOCTL to read a disk block, Tyrone Jackson, 17:24
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Keith Thompson, 17:23
- Re: IOCTL to read a disk block, Malcolm McLean, 17:23
- Re: Any differnece between functions, jaysome, 17:08
- Re: malloc and free?, Kaz Kylheku, 16:58
- Re: malloc and alignment, Nate Eldredge, 16:46
- Re: IOCTL to read a disk block, Erik Trulsson, 16:35
- Re: malloc and alignment, Ian Collins, 16:30
- Re: malloc and alignment, Ian Collins, 16:28
- Re: malloc and alignment, Kaz Kylheku, 16:21
- Re: malloc and alignment, Francis Moreau, 16:19
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Mark McIntyre, 16:16
- Re: malloc and alignment, Malcolm McLean, 16:12
- Re: IOCTL to read a disk block, Tyrone Jackson, 16:06
- Re: malloc and alignment, Ian Collins, 16:01
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Richard, 15:44
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, Richard Bos, 15:39
- Re: malloc and alignment, Francis Moreau, 15:33
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Mark Wooding, 15:27
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, Malcolm McLean, 15:08
- Re: IOCTL to read a disk block, Keith Thompson, 15:08
- Stats for comp.lang.c (last 7 days), CLC stats, 15:07
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Antoninus Twink, 15:01
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, Malcolm McLean, 14:52
- Re: x=(r,s,t);, Stephen Sprunk, 14:20
- Re: infinite loop, Malcolm McLean, 14:17
- Re: IOCTL to read a disk block, Antoninus Twink, 14:15
- Re: Liinear distribution of random numbers?, lawrence . jones, 14:13
- Re: IOCTL to read a disk block, Eric Sosman, 14:02
- IOCTL to read a disk block, Tyrone Jackson, 13:47
- Re: x=(r,s,t);, Richard, 13:44
- Re: x=(r,s,t);, Keith Thompson, 13:37
- Re: x=(r,s,t);, Harald van Dijk, 13:24
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Joachim Schmitz, 13:08
- Re: malloc and alignment, Nate Eldredge, 12:41
- Re: malloc and free?, Stephen Sprunk, 12:19
- Re: malloc and alignment, Richard, 12:07
- Re: x=(r,s,t);, Stephen Sprunk, 11:56
- Re: x=(r,s,t);, Tim Rentsch, 11:49
- Re: comp.lang.c topicality guidelines (version 1.0), Kenny McCormack, 11:20
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, James Kuyper, 11:19
- Re: comp.lang.c topicality guidelines (version 1.0), Kenny McCormack, 11:18
- Re: x=(r,s,t);, James Kuyper, 11:11
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., santosh, 11:08
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Antoninus Twink, 10:58
- Re: Type casting void *, Antoninus Twink, 10:53
- Re: comp.lang.c topicality guidelines (version 1.0), Antoninus Twink, 10:49
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Antoninus Twink, 10:41
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Antoninus Twink, 10:33
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Antoninus Twink, 10:31
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Nelu, 10:30
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, Nelu, 10:26
- Re: comp.lang.c topicality guidelines (version 1.0), Mark McIntyre, 10:12
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Mark McIntyre, 10:09
- Re: comp.lang.c topicality guidelines (version 1.0), santosh, 09:45
- Re: x=(r,s,t);, Ben Bacarisse, 09:33
- Re: malloc and alignment, Anthony Fremont, 09:33
- Re: x=(r,s,t);, Joachim Schmitz, 09:21
- Re: Heathfield really, really has a killfile! (round 4), Kenny McCormack, 09:15
- Re: Type casting void *, John Bode, 09:12
- Re: x=(r,s,t);, Ben Bacarisse, 09:01
- Re: malloc and alignment, vippstar, 08:51
- malloc and alignment, Francis Moreau, 08:32
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, Phil Carmody, 07:55
- Re: portable and efficient signed bitfields, Harald van Dijk, 07:50
- Re: malloc and free?, Harald van Dijk, 07:50
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, James Kuyper, 07:35
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, Bartc, 07:33
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, James Kuyper, 07:33
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Joachim Schmitz, 07:28
- Re: malloc and free?, Phil Carmody, 07:22
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, Bartc, 07:17
- Re: portable and efficient signed bitfields, Phil Carmody, 07:15
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, jacob navia, 06:55
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, jacob navia, 06:51
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, gw7rib, 06:39
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Phil Carmody, 06:34
- Re: x=(r,s,t);, Harald van Dijk, 06:34
- Re: Type casting void *, gw7rib, 06:33
- Re: x=(r,s,t);, Joachim Schmitz, 06:32
- Re: Type casting void *, Richard Heathfield, 06:30
- Re: Any differnece between functions, Richard Heathfield, 06:26
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Richard Heathfield, 06:23
- Re: x=(r,s,t);, Harald van Dijk, 06:19
- Type casting void *, MisterE, 06:17
- Type casting void *, MisterE, 06:15
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, RankWeis, 06:14
- Re: x=(r,s,t);, MisterE, 06:11
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, MisterE, 06:00
- Re: x=(r,s,t);, Joachim Schmitz, 05:59
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, William Pursell, 05:57
- Re: x=(r,s,t);, Harald van Dijk, 05:43
- Re: x=(r,s,t);, Joachim Schmitz, 05:35
- Re: Topicality - Are we missing the point?, Phil Carmody, 05:34
- Re: Liinear distribution of random numbers?, Phil Carmody, 05:32
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, Keith Thompson, 05:28
- Re: comp.lang.c topicality guidelines (version 1.0), Albert, 05:27
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Phil Carmody, 05:17
- Re: Any differnece between functions, Tim Rentsch, 05:06
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Phil Carmody, 05:06
- Re: Any differnece between functions, Tim Rentsch, 05:00
- Re: No longer belongs to this program, but it still prints it - Strange, Joachim Schmitz, 04:43
- Re: Any differnece between functions, Harald van Dijk, 04:34
- Re: comp.lang.c topicality guidelines (version 1.0), Larry Gates, 04:33
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, Kian Samii, 04:28
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Phil Carmody, 04:20
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Phil Carmody, 04:19
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Phil Carmody, 04:14
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, Richard Heathfield, 04:05
- Re: Any differnece between functions, Richard Heathfield, 03:59
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, Nelu, 02:17
- Re: Any differnece between functions, Han from China - Master Troll, 02:17
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, Han from China - Master Troll, 02:16
- Re: Any differnece between functions, pete, 02:13
- Re: Any differnece between functions, Keith Thompson, 02:06
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, Keith Thompson, 01:57
- Re: Passing a two dimensional array to function, Barry Schwarz, 01:42
- Re: about __llseek, Han from China - Master Troll, 01:17
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, Han from China - Master Troll, 01:08
- Re: Any differnece between functions, Han from China - Master Troll, 01:08
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, Nelu, 00:57
- Re: Any differnece between functions, s0suk3, 00:56
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, Albert, 00:51
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, Rich Webb, 00:51
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, Keith Thompson, 00:31
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, Jack Klein, 00:29
- Re: not declaring something to equal null, Keith Thompson, 00:26
- Re: about __llseek, Martin Ambuhl, 00:11
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, Kaz Kylheku, 00:05
- not declaring something to equal null, Kian Samii, 00:02
January 23, 2009
- Re: Any differnece between functions, Keith Thompson, 23:52
- Re: Any differnece between functions, Kaz Kylheku, 23:40
- Re: Any differnece between functions, Kaz Kylheku, 23:22
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, Richard Heathfield, 23:03
- Re: printf on a very small floating point number, Richard Heathfield, 23:01
- Re: about __llseek, Stephen Sprunk, 23:00
- Re: infinite loop, Thad Smith, 22:59
- Re: infinite loop, Richard Heathfield, 22:58
- Re: Any differnece between functions, Han from China - Master Troll, 22:57
- Re: Any differnece between functions, Richard Heathfield, 22:54
- Re: Any differnece between functions, Richard Heathfield, 22:53
- Re: Any differnece between functions, Han from China - Master Troll, 22:28
- Re: about __llseek, Han from China - Master Troll, 22:00
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Han from China - Master Troll, 21:40
- Re: about __llseek, Han from China - Master Troll, 21:11
- Re: Topicality - Are we missing the point?, Han from China - Master Troll, 20:52
- Re: Heathfield really, really has a killfile! (round 4), Han from China - Master Troll, 20:41
- Re: infinite loop, Eric Sosman, 20:23
- Re: Heathfield really, really has a killfile! (round 4), CBFalconer, 20:19
- Re: infinite loop, Wolfgang Draxinger, 20:02
- Re: infinite loop, Martin Ambuhl, 19:59
- Re: about __llseek, Martin Ambuhl, 19:56
- Re: infinite loop, Default User, 19:51
- Re: infinite loop, Gordon Burditt, 19:43
- infinite loop, kenny, 19:26
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, CBFalconer, 19:20
- Re: Any differnece between functions, Keith Thompson, 19:12
- Re: Topicality - Are we missing the point?, CBFalconer, 19:08
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, CBFalconer, 19:05
- Re: Heathfield really, really has a killfile! (round 4), Keith Thompson, 19:01
- Re: about __llseek, Ian Collins, 18:57
- Re: about __llseek, CBFalconer, 18:55
- Re: Any differnece between functions, Stephen Sprunk, 18:50
- Re: about __llseek, CBFalconer, 18:46
- Re: Heathfield really, really has a killfile! (round 4), CBFalconer, 18:44
- Re: Heathfield really, really has a killfile! (round 4), CBFalconer, 18:41
- Re: Heathfield really, really has a killfile! (round 4), CBFalconer, 18:36
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, CBFalconer, 18:33
- Re: Any differnece between functions, Keith Thompson, 18:31
- Re: Why typecast to void when call a function with no return value, CBFalconer, 18:22
- Re: printf on a very small floating point number, CBFalconer, 18:17
- Re: printf on a very small floating point number, CBFalconer, 18:14
- Re: printf on a very small floating point number, CBFalconer, 18:11
- Re: printf on a very small floating point number, CBFalconer, 18:03
- Re: No longer belongs to this program, but it still prints it - Strange, Default User, 17:37
- Re: No longer belongs to this program, but it still prints it - Strange, Antoninus Twink, 17:36
- Re: Any differnece between functions, Tagore, 17:33
- Re: No longer belongs to this program, but it still prints it - Strange, jameskuyper, 17:26
- Re: Any differnece between functions, Lew Pitcher, 17:20
- Any differnece between functions, Tagore, 17:12
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, Ian Collins, 16:59
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, Antoninus Twink, 16:44
- Re: No longer belongs to this program, but it still prints it - Strange, Default User, 16:38
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, spasmous, 16:30
- Re: Liinear distribution of random numbers?, Phil Carmody, 16:27
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Antoninus Twink, 16:14
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Phil Carmody, 16:12
- Re: about __llseek, Ian Collins, 15:50
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Kenny McCormack, 15:46
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Kenny McCormack, 15:46
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Martin Ambuhl, 14:50
- Re: No longer belongs to this program, but it still prints it - Strange, Victor Bazarov, 14:36
- Re: No longer belongs to this program, but it still prints it - Strange, Default User, 14:29
- Re: about __llseek, Stephen Sprunk, 14:14
- Re: No longer belongs to this program, but it still prints it - Strange, Antoninus Twink, 14:04
- Re: No longer belongs to this program, but it still prints it - Strange, Keith Thompson, 14:01
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Keith Thompson, 13:57
- Re: No longer belongs to this program, but it still prints it - Strange, Default User, 13:55
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Default User, 13:51
- Re: about __llseek, Antoninus Twink, 13:33
- Re: Old program to generate skeleton of Finite State Machines, Dan Henry, 13:29
- Re: about __llseek, Ben Bacarisse, 12:55
- Re: x=(r,s,t);, Keith Thompson, 12:45
- Re: Trap representations, Nate Eldredge, 12:39
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, Stephen Sprunk, 12:25
- Re: Trap representations, lawrence . jones, 11:32
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Golden California Girls, 11:32
- Re: No longer belongs to this program, but it still prints it - Strange, Stephen Sprunk, 11:28
- Re: x=(r,s,t);, fmassei, 11:24
- Re: x=(r,s,t);, John Bode, 11:12
- Re: printf on a very small floating point number, jameskuyper, 11:10
- Re: No longer belongs to this program, but it still prints it - Strange, karthikbalaguru, 11:08
- Re: No longer belongs to this program, but it still prints it - Strange, karthikbalaguru, 11:05
- Re: No longer belongs to this program, but it still prints it - Strange, John Bode, 11:02
- Re: Topicality - Are we missing the point?, Richard Bos, 11:02
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, Richard, 10:57
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, Stephen Sprunk, 10:55
- Re: No longer belongs to this program, but it still prints it - Strange, Anthony Fremont, 10:53
- Re: No longer belongs to this program, but it still prints it - Strange, Richard, 10:42
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Rui Maciel, 10:41
- Re: No longer belongs to this program, but it still prints it - Strange, coder, 10:40
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Richard, 10:36
- Re: about __llseek, Richard, 10:35
- Re: x=(r,s,t);, Richard, 10:33
- No longer belongs to this program, but it still prints it - Strange, karthikbalaguru, 10:31
- Re: x=(r,s,t);, karthikbalaguru, 10:20
- Re: x=(r,s,t);, Bartc, 10:15
- Re: about __llseek, Ben Bacarisse, 10:02
- Re: x=(r,s,t);, Willem, 09:47
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Dik T. Winter, 09:37
- Re: printf on a very small floating point number, Richard, 09:34
- Re: about __llseek, Han from China - Master Troll, 09:30
- x=(r,s,t);, karthikbalaguru, 09:16
- Re: printf on a very small floating point number, Walter Banks, 09:06
- Re: about __llseek, Han from China - Master Troll, 08:50
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Ben Bacarisse, 08:47
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Richard, 08:18
- Re: printf on a very small floating point number, Richard, 08:04
- Re: printf on a very small floating point number, Bartc, 07:58
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Dik T. Winter, 07:56
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Dik T. Winter, 07:54
- Re: if (pointer) ?, James Kuyper, 07:42
- Re: When it will be freed?, tfelb, 07:38
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Richard, 07:35
- Re: Trap representations, James Kuyper, 07:35
- Re: When it will be freed?, James Kuyper, 07:19
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Bartc, 07:10
- Re: Hi all, Kenny McCormack, 07:04
- Re: about __llseek, Richard, 07:01
- Re: printf on a very small floating point number, Richard, 06:56
- Re: about __llseek, Han from China - Master Troll, 06:55
- Re: printf on a very small floating point number, William Hughes, 06:54
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Richard, 06:39
- Re: Topicality - Are we missing the point?, Rafael, 06:38
- Re: lex, Chris Dollin, 06:01
- Re: about __llseek, Han from China - Master Troll, 05:57
- lex, snigdha, 05:45
- Re: Heathfield really, really has a killfile! (round 4), nick_keighley_nospam, 05:34
- Re: Trap representations, nick_keighley_nospam, 05:00
- Re: Heathfield really, really has a killfile! (round 4), Chris H, 04:37
- Re: Heathfield really, really has a killfile! (round 4), Chris H, 04:36
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Larry Gates, 04:25
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Larry Gates, 04:15
- Re: Heathfield really, really has a killfile! (round 4), nick_keighley_nospam, 04:10
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Han from China - Master Troll, 04:10
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:07
- Re: When it will be freed?, tfelb, 04:04
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Larry Gates, 04:03
- Re: printf on a very small floating point number, Keith Thompson, 03:37
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Keith Thompson, 03:35
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Nelu, 03:25
- Re: printf on a very small floating point number, ssylee, 02:34
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Phil Carmody, 02:26
- Re: about __llseek, Martin Ambuhl, 02:23
- Re: printf on a very small floating point number, Sjouke Burry, 02:16
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Phil Carmody, 01:52
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, Ian Collins, 01:49
- Re: Heathfield really, really has a killfile! (round 4), Golden California Girls, 01:47
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Golden California Girls, 01:39
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, Ben Pfaff, 01:25
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, Stephen Sprunk, 01:16
- Re: about __llseek, Ian Collins, 01:14
- Re: printf on a very small floating point number, ssylee, 00:52
- about __llseek, keuntae . shin, 00:23
January 22, 2009
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Han from China - Master Troll, 23:56
- Re: Hi all, Han from China - Master Troll, 23:53
- Re: Why typecast to void when call a function with no return value, su, 23:31
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Han from China - Master Troll, 23:30
- Re: Topicality - Are we missing the point?, Han from China - Master Troll, 23:23
- Re: Heathfield really, really has a killfile! (round 4), Chris M. Thomasson, 23:16
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, Jack Klein, 22:48
- Re: Why typecast to void when call a function with no return value, Jack Klein, 22:46
- Re: String searching in a FILE*, Gordon Burditt, 22:42
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Keith Thompson, 22:33
- Re: Why typecast to void when call a function with no return value, Ian Collins, 22:33
- String searching in a FILE*, spasmous, 22:26
- Why typecast to void when call a function with no return value, su, 22:23
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Golden California Girls, 22:16
- Re: Trap representations, Peter Nilsson, 21:54
- Re: printf on a very small floating point number, Sjouke Burry, 21:33
- Re: Trap representations, Nate Eldredge, 21:24
- Re: Trap representations, Gordon Burditt, 21:21
- Re: printf on a very small floating point number, Martin Ambuhl, 21:10
- Re: Trap representations, user923005, 20:55
- Re: Trap representations, Keith Thompson, 20:48
- Re: printf on a very small floating point number, CBFalconer, 20:19
- Re: C vs. C++, Golden California Girls, 20:04
- Re: Trap representations, Spiros Bousbouras, 19:56
- Re: Trap representations, Spiros Bousbouras, 19:49
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Keith Thompson, 19:38
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Golden California Girls, 19:37
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Golden California Girls, 19:34
- Re: Trap representations, Spiros Bousbouras, 19:28
- Re: Heathfield really, really has a killfile! (round 4), Golden California Girls, 19:23
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Golden California Girls, 19:19
- Re: Trap representations, Ben Bacarisse, 19:01
- Re: Topicality - Are we missing the point?, jellybean stonerfish, 18:50
- Re: People's time being wasted by 'Han from China', Richard, 18:39
- Re: Warning about constness (I think), Ben Bacarisse, 18:35
- Re: Plattform independent basename function, jameskuyper, 18:34
- Re: People's time being wasted by 'Han from China', Mark McIntyre, 18:32
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Keith Thompson, 18:27
- Re: Hi all, jameskuyper, 18:24
- Re: Trap representations, jameskuyper, 18:19
- Re: portable and efficient signed bitfields, Andrew Oakley, 18:19
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Golden California Girls, 18:19
- Re: Trap representations, jameskuyper, 18:18
- Re: Trap representations, Gordon Burditt, 18:17
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Keith Thompson, 18:17
- Re: Trap representations, lawrence . jones, 18:15
- Re: using pre-processor to count bits in integer types..., Ben Bacarisse, 18:14
- Re: Plattform independent basename function, user923005, 18:07
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Golden California Girls, 18:01
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Kenny McCormack, 17:41
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, sasha, 17:39
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, Richard, 17:36
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, CBFalconer, 17:33
- Re: printf on a very small floating point number, Richard Heathfield, 17:31
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Richard, 17:28
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Richard, 17:26
- Re: printf on a very small floating point number, user923005, 17:26
- Re: Fail-Safe C?, Richard, 17:25
- Re: Warning about constness (I think), CBFalconer, 17:21
- printf on a very small floating point number, ssylee, 17:19
- Re: Fail-Safe C?, John Bode, 17:18
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Harald van Dijk, 17:17
- Re: Fail-Safe C?, CBFalconer, 17:10
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, CBFalconer, 17:04
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, CBFalconer, 16:58
- Re: Trap representations, user923005, 16:55
- Re: malloc and free?, John Bode, 16:52
- Re: comparisons of floating point variables, user923005, 16:52
- Re: Trap representations, gw7rib, 16:50
- Re: Trap representations, user923005, 16:47
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, CBFalconer, 16:46
- Re: malloc and free?, Default User, 16:43
- Re: Forged articles, Kenny McCormack, 16:43
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Richard Tobin, 16:43
- Re: Trap representations, Peter Nilsson, 16:40
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Richard Tobin, 16:39
- Re: Hi all, John Bode, 16:33
- Re: comp.lang.c topicality guidelines (version 1.0), Kaz Kylheku, 16:29
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, CBFalconer, 16:28
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Kaz Kylheku, 16:24
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Keith Thompson, 16:18
- Re: comparisons of floating point variables, christian.bau, 16:08
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Keith Thompson, 16:07
- Re: struct problems, jameskuyper, 15:59
- Trap representations, Spiros Bousbouras, 15:58
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, user923005, 15:51
- Re: Topicality - Are we missing the point?, Default User, 15:51
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, jameskuyper, 15:49
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Antoninus Twink, 15:48
- Re: Hi all, Mark Wooding, 15:48
- Re: C vs. C++, Keith Thompson, 15:32
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Nate Eldredge, 15:25
- Re: struct problems, Richard Bos, 15:11
- Re: struct problems, Richard Bos, 15:11
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Richard Bos, 15:11
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Richard Bos, 15:11
- Re: C vs. C++, Richard Bos, 15:10
- Re: People's time being wasted by 'Han from China', Richard Bos, 15:10
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Richard Bos, 15:10
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, Richard Bos, 15:10
- Re: malloc and free?, Richard Bos, 15:10
- Re: PGP vs. S/MIME in USENET (was: Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient), Stephen Sprunk, 15:05
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Han from China - Master Troll, 15:00
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Richard Harter, 14:53
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Bo Persson, 14:46
- Re: comp.lang.c topicality guidelines (version 1.0), Han from China - Master Troll, 14:40
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Rainer Weikusat, 14:38
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Joachim Schmitz, 14:34
- Re: Forged articles, Han from China - Master Troll, 14:28
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Mark Wooding, 14:20
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Stephen Sprunk, 14:14
- Re: Topicality - Are we missing the point?, Mark Wooding, 14:14
- Re: if (pointer) ?, jameskuyper, 14:08
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Han from China - Master Troll, 14:00
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Stephen Sprunk, 13:56
- Re: using pre-processor to count bits in integer types..., Spiros Bousbouras, 13:55
- Re: comp.lang.c topicality guidelines (version 1.0), Mark McIntyre, 13:50
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, J. J. Farrell, 13:50
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Stephen Sprunk, 13:43
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Kenny McCormack, 13:41
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, sasha, 13:41
- Re: if (pointer) ?, jameskuyper, 13:40
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Kenny McCormack, 13:38
- Re: if (pointer) ?, J. J. Farrell, 13:33
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Stephen Sprunk, 13:25
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Stephen Sprunk, 13:16
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Richard Tobin, 13:04
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Ben Bacarisse, 13:01
- Re: When it will be freed?, Richard Heathfield, 13:00
- Re: isupper macro defined in ctype.h, Richard Heathfield, 13:00
- Re: portable and efficient signed bitfields, Ben Bacarisse, 12:54
- Re: Topicality - Are we missing the point?, Rafael, 12:54
- Re: Heathfield really, really has a killfile! (round 4), santosh, 12:38
- Re: Topicality - Are we missing the point?, Richard, 12:37
- Re: Topicality - Are we missing the point?, Andrew Smallshaw, 12:33
- Re: When it will be freed?, Keith Thompson, 12:31
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Richard, 12:18
- Re: isupper macro defined in ctype.h, Ben Bacarisse, 12:16
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Joachim Schmitz, 12:11
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Richard, 11:57
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Richard Harter, 11:55
- Re: Topicality - Are we missing the point?, Richard, 11:51
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Keith Thompson, 11:50
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Keith Thompson, 11:44
- Re: Topicality - Are we missing the point?, Richard Bos, 11:44
- Re: Heathfield really, really has a killfile! (round 4), Richard Bos, 11:44
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Richard Bos, 11:44
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Keith Thompson, 11:42
- Re: Forged articles, Kenny McCormack, 11:42
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Default User, 11:35
- Re: isupper macro defined in ctype.h, Lew Pitcher, 11:35
- Re: isupper macro defined in ctype.h, Richard Heathfield, 11:34
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Default User, 11:33
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Kenny McCormack, 11:32
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Kelsey Bjarnason, 11:30
- Re: Plattform independent basename function, Kenny McCormack, 11:30
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Kelsey Bjarnason, 11:29
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Kelsey Bjarnason, 11:27
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Richard Heathfield, 11:25
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Keith Thompson, 11:24
- isupper macro defined in ctype.h, Tagore, 11:08
- Re: comparisons of floating point variables, Gordon Burditt, 11:07
- Re: comparisons of floating point variables, Andrew Oakley, 10:55
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Chris Dollin, 10:51
- Re: Warning about constness (I think), Ben Bacarisse, 10:30
- Re: Warning about constness (I think), Ben Bacarisse, 10:26
- Re: When it will be freed?, tfelb, 10:26
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Richard, 10:16
- Re: When it will be freed?, Ben Bacarisse, 10:07
- Re: When it will be freed?, Ben Bacarisse, 09:56
- portable and efficient signed bitfields, Andrew Oakley, 09:51
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Dik T. Winter, 09:50
- Re: Plattform independent basename function, Anthony Fremont, 09:49
- Re: comp.lang.c topicality guidelines (version 1.0), Nelu, 09:45
- Re: comparisons of floating point variables, John Bode, 09:36
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Richard Bos, 09:33
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, joshuajnoble, 09:32
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Stephen Sprunk, 09:32
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Mark Wooding, 08:25
- Re: comparisons of floating point variables, pete, 08:24
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Mark Wooding, 08:04
- Re: When it will be freed?, tfelb, 08:04
- comparisons of floating point variables, Tagore, 08:02
- Re: When it will be freed?, James Kuyper, 07:52
- Re: Hi all, gw7rib, 07:51
- Re: Warning about constness (I think), gw7rib, 07:46
- Re: Plattform independent basename function, James Kuyper, 07:32
- Warning about constness (I think), s0suk3, 07:27
- Re: if (pointer) ?, James Kuyper, 07:26
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Ben Bacarisse, 07:18
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, James Kuyper, 07:12
- Re: When it will be freed?, tfelb, 07:09
- Re: When it will be freed?, tfelb, 07:06
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, vippstar, 07:02
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Mark Wooding, 06:59
- Re: passing a dynamic number of strings to a function, nick_keighley_nospam, 06:16
- Re: [OT] Hi all, Curtis Dyer, 05:56
- Fail-Safe C?, Zach, 05:46
- Re: [OT] Hi all, The Hippy, 05:09
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, nick_keighley_nospam, 05:08
- Re: comp.lang.c topicality guidelines (version 1.0), Larry Gates, 04:44
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Antoninus Twink, 04:34
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Antoninus Twink, 04:31
- Re: Plattform independent basename function, Han from China - Master Troll, 04:26
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:25
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Larry Gates, 04:21
- Re: Plattform independent basename function, Richard Heathfield, 04:19
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Larry Gates, 04:18
- Re: [OT] Hi all, Larry Gates, 04:10
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Rainer Weikusat, 03:53
- Re: Plattform independent basename function, nick_keighley_nospam, 03:40
- Re: Plattform independent basename function, nick_keighley_nospam, 03:35
- Re: [OT] Hi all, The Hippy, 03:35
- Re: if (pointer) ?, nick_keighley_nospam, 03:31
- Re: Plattform independent basename function, Markus Litz, 03:25
- Re: [OT] Hi all, Richard Heathfield, 03:20
- Re: if (pointer) ?, nick_keighley_nospam, 03:12
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Richard Heathfield, 03:11
- [OT] Hi all, The Hippy, 03:08
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Richard Heathfield, 03:06
- Re: if (pointer) ?, nick_keighley_nospam, 03:06
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Richard Heathfield, 03:05
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Richard Heathfield, 03:04
- Re: comp.lang.c topicality guidelines (version 1.0), Kaz Kylheku, 02:34
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Nate Eldredge, 02:06
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Richard Harter, 00:48
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Kaz Kylheku, 00:47
- Re: Forged articles, Han from China - Master Troll, 00:18
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Larry Gates, 00:17
January 21, 2009
- Re: Passing a two dimensional array to function, Keith Thompson, 23:57
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Ben Bacarisse, 23:50
- Re: Liinear distribution of random numbers?, Keith Thompson, 23:45
- Re: Passing a two dimensional array to function, CBFalconer, 23:39
- Re: Forged articles, Keith Thompson, 23:34
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Ben Pfaff, 23:33
- Re: Liinear distribution of random numbers?, CBFalconer, 23:31
- Re: Forged articles, CBFalconer, 23:26
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Ben Bacarisse, 23:23
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Ben Bacarisse, 23:10
- Bitwise 2k9, bitwise2k9@xxxxxxxxx, 23:10
- Re: ? and :, Kaz Kylheku, 22:57
- Bitwise 2k9, bitwise2k9@xxxxxxxxx, 22:56
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Keith Thompson, 22:55
- Re: comp.lang.c topicality guidelines (version 1.0), Nelu, 22:53
- Re: comp.lang.c topicality guidelines (version 1.0), Han from China - Master Troll, 22:40
- Re: ? and :, Keith Thompson, 22:31
- Re: Heathfield really, really has a killfile! (round 4), Chris M. Thomasson, 22:24
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Golden California Girls, 22:14
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Stephen Sprunk, 22:13
- Re: ? and :, Larry Gates, 22:08
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Stephen Sprunk, 22:08
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Keith Thompson, 22:05
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Keith Thompson, 21:57
- Re: Passing a two dimensional array to function, Keith Thompson, 21:53
- Re: Liinear distribution of random numbers?, Ben Pfaff, 21:45
- Re: ? and :, Larry Gates, 21:42
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Golden California Girls, 21:39
- Re: comp.lang.c topicality guidelines (version 1.0), Larry Gates, 21:39
- Re: ? and :, Keith Thompson, 21:38
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Keith Thompson, 21:33
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., CBFalconer, 21:17
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, CBFalconer, 21:13
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Larry Gates, 21:13
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Anthony Fremont, 21:12
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, CBFalconer, 21:10
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Golden California Girls, 21:06
- Re: Passing a two dimensional array to function, CBFalconer, 21:05
- Re: Liinear distribution of random numbers?, CBFalconer, 21:03
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Zach, 21:01
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Zach, 21:00
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Zach, 20:59
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, CBFalconer, 20:55
- ? and :, Zach, 20:54
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Richard Harter, 20:54
- Re: Forged articles, Chris McDonald, 20:52
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, CBFalconer, 20:47
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Han from China - Master Troll, 20:47
- Re: printf query, Han from China - Master Troll, 20:41
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Keith Thompson, 20:27
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Kenny McCormack, 20:26
- Re: Plattform independent basename function, Golden California Girls, 20:17
- Re: Passing a two dimensional array to function, Keith Thompson, 20:17
- Re: struct problems, Keith Thompson, 20:12
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Golden California Girls, 20:11
- Re: printf query, CBFalconer, 20:06
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Keith Thompson, 20:03
- Re: Forged articles, Han from China - Master Troll, 20:02
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Stephen Sprunk, 20:01
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Han from China - Master Troll, 19:59
- Re: Topicality - Are we missing the point?, CBFalconer, 19:59
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Ian Collins, 19:58
- Re: Passing a two dimensional array to function, CBFalconer, 19:54
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Kaz Kylheku, 19:53
- Re: When it will be freed?, Golden California Girls, 19:50
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Golden California Girls, 19:44
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, CBFalconer, 19:38
- Forged articles, George Orwell, 19:36
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, CBFalconer, 19:34
- Re: struct problems, Golden California Girls, 19:29
- Re: Plattform independent basename function, user923005, 19:27
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, CBFalconer, 19:26
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, CBFalconer, 19:23
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., CBFalconer, 19:13
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Anthony Fremont, 19:10
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Richard Tobin, 19:08
- Re: Liinear distribution of random numbers?, Ben Bacarisse, 19:08
- Re: Liinear distribution of random numbers?, Keith Thompson, 19:08
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Barry Schwarz, 19:07
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Ben Bacarisse, 19:05
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Keith Thompson, 19:05
- Re: Topicality - Are we missing the point?, Antoninus Twink, 18:58
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Antoninus Twink, 18:57
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Default User, 18:55
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Antoninus Twink, 18:55
- Re: Liinear distribution of random numbers?, Kaz Kylheku, 18:51
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Keith Thompson, 18:44
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Keith Thompson, 18:42
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Richard Harter, 18:42
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, CBFalconer, 18:38
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, CBFalconer, 18:35
- Re: [OT] Re: newsgroup conflict?, Mark McIntyre, 18:31
- Re: Plattform independent basename function, Mark McIntyre, 18:29
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, CBFalconer, 18:27
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Mark McIntyre, 18:25
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Mark McIntyre, 18:23
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Default User, 18:21
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Phil Carmody, 18:21
- Re: (part2) Han from China teaches you C, Mark McIntyre, 18:21
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Phil Carmody, 18:19
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, CBFalconer, 18:18
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Phil Carmody, 18:17
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, CBFalconer, 18:12
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, CBFalconer, 18:09
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Antoninus Twink, 18:07
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Martin Ambuhl, 18:06
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Kenny McCormack, 18:04
- Re: Topicality - Are we missing the point?, Default User, 18:00
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Antoninus Twink, 17:59
- Re: Topicality - Are we missing the point?, Kenny McCormack, 17:58
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Kaz Kylheku, 17:55
- Re: Topicality - Are we missing the point?, Kenny McCormack, 17:53
- Re: Topicality - Are we missing the point?, Default User, 17:50
- Re: Topicality - Are we missing the point?, Kaz Kylheku, 17:49
- Re: Heathfield really, really has a killfile! (round 4), Kenny McCormack, 17:48
- [OT] Re: newsgroup conflict?, Bill Cunningham, 17:39
- Re: Liinear distribution of random numbers?, lawrence . jones, 17:39
- Re: Topicality - Are we missing the point?, Rafael, 17:32
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Keith Thompson, 17:31
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Kenny McCormack, 17:31
- Re: Topicality - Are we missing the point?, Default User, 17:31
- Re: When it will be freed?, Rafael, 17:29
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Kenny McCormack, 17:28
- Re: newsgroup conflict?, Richard Heathfield, 17:25
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Keith Thompson, 17:22
- newsgroup conflict?, Zach, 17:15
- Re: Heathfield really, really has a killfile! (round 4), Antoninus Twink, 17:10
- Re: Topicality - Are we missing the point?, Kaz Kylheku, 17:05
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Kaz Kylheku, 16:55
- Re: Plattform independent basename function, user923005, 16:48
- Re: struct problems, Keith Thompson, 16:43
- Re: Topicality - Are we missing the point?, Antoninus Twink, 16:42
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Martin Ambuhl, 16:41
- Re: Topicality - Are we missing the point?, Default User, 16:35
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Kaz Kylheku, 16:34
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Zach, 16:34
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Stephen Sprunk, 16:18
- Re: When it will be freed?, Keith Thompson, 16:18
- Re: struct problems, Bill Cunningham, 16:14
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, jameskuyper, 16:06
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Keith Thompson, 16:04
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Stephen Sprunk, 15:54
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Ian Collins, 15:52
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Stephen Sprunk, 15:47
- Re: Heathfield really, really has a killfile! (round 4), user923005, 15:41
- Re: struct problems, Han from China - Master Troll, 15:41
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., user923005, 15:33
- Re: When it will be freed?, Stephen Sprunk, 15:31
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Ian Collins, 15:17
- Re: When it will be freed?, Andrew Smallshaw, 15:10
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, sasha, 15:08
- Re: Plattform independent basename function, Antoninus Twink, 15:05
- Re: Plattform independent basename function, Antoninus Twink, 14:58
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Keith Thompson, 14:58
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Rui Maciel, 14:57
- Re: When it will be freed?, Kaz Kylheku, 14:54
- Re: Topicality - Are we missing the point?, Andrew Smallshaw, 14:49
- Re: Plattform independent basename function, Kaz Kylheku, 14:47
- Re: Liinear distribution of random numbers?, Ben Pfaff, 14:38
- Re: if (pointer) ?, jameskuyper, 14:34
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Kaz Kylheku, 14:30
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Golden California Girls, 14:16
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Golden California Girls, 14:13
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Anthony Fremont, 14:08
- Re: Problem with realloc (I think), Golden California Girls, 13:59
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Rainer Weikusat, 13:57
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Kaz Kylheku, 13:56
- [OT] Iteration vs Recusion (Was Re: Suggestions on improving program on binary tree postorder traversal), Tim Rentsch, 13:37
- Re: passing a dynamic number of strings to a function, Rafael, 13:21
- Re: Plattform independent basename function, Han from China - Master Troll, 13:17
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Keith Thompson, 13:17
- Re: When it will be freed?, Antoninus Twink, 13:15
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Richard, 13:14
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Richard Heathfield, 13:14
- Re: Suggestions on improving program on binary tree postorder traversal, Keith Thompson, 13:13
- Re: printf query, Tagore, 13:03
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Richard, 13:02
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Richard, 13:01
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Richard, 12:57
- Re: printf query, santosh, 12:57
- Re: printf query, Han from China - Master Troll, 12:43
- Re: Suggestions on improving program on binary tree postorder traversal, Falcon Kirtaran, 12:42
- Re: Suggestions on improving program on binary tree postorder traversal, Nate Eldredge, 12:41
- Re: Suggestions on improving program on binary tree postorder traversal, Falcon Kirtaran, 12:40
- Re: Liinear distribution of random numbers?, lawrence . jones, 12:39
- Re: printf query, Falcon Kirtaran, 12:38
- Re: Plattform independent basename function, jameskuyper, 12:37
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Keith Thompson, 12:33
- Re: printf query, Tagore, 12:29
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Nelu, 12:27
- Re: Suggestions on improving program on binary tree postorder traversal, jameskuyper, 12:24
- Re: Suggestions on improving program on binary tree postorder traversal, Ben Pfaff, 12:22
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Han from China - Master Troll, 12:20
- Re: passing a dynamic number of strings to a function, jameskuyper, 12:18
- Re: printf query, Keith Thompson, 12:13
- Re: if (pointer) ?, jameskuyper, 12:10
- Re: printf query, Nate Eldredge, 12:08
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Ben Bacarisse, 12:07
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Anthony Fremont, 12:06
- Re: Plattform independent basename function, Nelu, 12:02
- printf query, Tagore, 12:01
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Nelu, 12:01
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Keith Thompson, 12:00
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Nelu, 11:57
- Re: Suggestions on improving program on binary tree postorder traversal, Keith Thompson, 11:57
- Re: Plattform independent basename function, Keith Thompson, 11:55
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Han from China - Master Troll, 11:55
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Keith Thompson, 11:53
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Han from China - Master Troll, 11:53
- [OT] Cryptographic signatures, Nate Eldredge, 11:50
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Han from China - Master Troll, 11:50
- Re: Plattform independent basename function, Anthony Fremont, 11:49
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Keith Thompson, 11:42
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Nelu, 11:42
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Keith Thompson, 11:40
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Han from China - Master Troll, 11:39
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Default User, 11:37
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Default User, 11:32
- Re: struct problems, Default User, 11:31
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., santosh, 11:21
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Richard, 11:20
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Rafael, 11:17
- Re: passing a dynamic number of strings to a function, Rafael, 11:12
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Nelu, 11:09
- Re: Suggestions on improving program on binary tree postorder traversal, Falcon Kirtaran, 11:08
- Re: Plattform independent basename function, Nelu, 11:07
- Re: Suggestions on improving program on binary tree postorder traversal, Falcon Kirtaran, 11:05
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Falcon Kirtaran, 11:02
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Nelu, 11:00
- Re: Plattform independent basename function, Lew Pitcher, 11:00
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Keith Thompson, 10:58
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Nelu, 10:58
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Han from China - Master Troll, 10:53
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Nelu, 10:46
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Mark Wooding, 10:42
- Re: Plattform independent basename function, Han from China - Master Troll, 10:40
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Richard, 10:26
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Han from China - Master Troll, 10:25
- Re: Suggestions on improving program on binary tree postorder traversal, Richard, 10:17
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Han from China - Master Troll, 10:10
- Re: Suggestions on improving program on binary tree postorder traversal, nick_keighley_nospam, 10:04
- Re: Plattform independent basename function, Nelu, 09:47
- Re: Plattform independent basename function, Han from China - Master Troll, 09:44
- Re: Plattform independent basename function, Nelu, 09:43
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Keith Thompson, 09:42
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Keith Thompson, 09:27
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Nelu, 09:27
- Re: Heathfield really, really has a killfile! (round 4), Han from China - Master Troll, 09:09
- Re: struct problems, nick_keighley_nospam, 09:08
- Re: struct problems, nick_keighley_nospam, 09:06
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Nelu, 09:04
- Re: passing a dynamic number of strings to a function, Eps, 09:03
- Re: struct problems, nick_keighley_nospam, 09:01
- Re: struct problems, nick_keighley_nospam, 08:59
- Re: struct problems, nick_keighley_nospam, 08:51
- Supply New NiKE Air Jordan 24(30$) AirMax TN 10(23EURO)Free Shipping at www.cicigogo.cn, cicitrade501, 08:45
- Re: When it will be freed?, Richard, 08:36
- Plattform independent basename function, Markus Litz, 08:32
- Re: When it will be freed?, James Kuyper, 08:26
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Richard, 08:16
- Re: passing a dynamic number of strings to a function, James Kuyper, 08:15
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Richard, 08:14
- Re: Heathfield really, really has a killfile! (round 4), Rafael, 08:04
- Re: passing a dynamic number of strings to a function, Rafael, 08:01
- Re: Passing a two dimensional array to function, Barry Schwarz, 07:52
- Re: When it will be freed?, Chad, 07:41
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, James Kuyper, 07:34
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Mark Wooding, 07:31
- Re: passing a dynamic number of strings to a function, Rafael, 07:31
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Mark Wooding, 07:24
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Rainer Weikusat, 07:22
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Bartc, 07:21
- Re: passing a dynamic number of strings to a function, James Kuyper, 07:08
- Heathfield really, really has a killfile! (round 4), Han from China - Master Troll, 06:37
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, James Kuyper, 06:34
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Han from China - Master Troll, 06:21
- Heathfield really, really has a killfile! (round 2), Han from China - Master Troll, 06:12
- Heathfield really, really has a killfile! (round 3), Han from China - Master Troll, 06:01
- Heathfield really, really has a killfile! (round 1), Han from China - Master Troll, 05:52
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Wolfgang Draxinger, 05:24
- Re:, Han from China - Master Troll, 05:15
- Re: passing a dynamic number of strings to a function, Zach, 05:05
- Re: if (pointer) ?, Ian Collins, 05:01
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., santosh, 04:59
- if (pointer) ?, Zach, 04:58
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Zach, 04:45
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Han from China - Master Troll, 04:44
- Re: hi, Han from China - Master Troll, 04:40
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Han from China - Master Troll, 04:40
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Nelu, 03:18
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Keith Thompson, 03:08
- ed hardy Jeans -fashionable, tanlanda, 03:07
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Nate Eldredge, 03:04
- Re: struct problems, Keith Thompson, 03:00
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Richard, 03:00
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Keith Thompson, 02:59
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Richard, 02:58
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Richard, 02:56
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Keith Thompson, 02:55
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Nate Eldredge, 02:55
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Nelu, 02:52
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Richard Heathfield, 02:52
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Keith Thompson, 02:52
- Re: Problem with realloc (I think), Nate Eldredge, 02:50
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Richard Heathfield, 02:49
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Richard Heathfield, 02:44
- Re: hi, Richard Heathfield, 02:29
- Re: When it will be freed?, Rafael, 02:23
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Richard Heathfield, 02:22
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Nelu, 02:18
- Re: When it will be freed?, Golden California Girls, 02:13
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Golden California Girls, 02:10
- Re: struct problems, Golden California Girls, 02:01
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Stephen Sprunk, 01:39
- Re: hi, Kenny McCormack, 01:38
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Nelu, 01:17
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Nelu, 01:17
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Han from China - Master Troll, 00:50
- Re: hi, CBFalconer, 00:44
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, CBFalconer, 00:35
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, CBFalconer, 00:30
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Keith Thompson, 00:24
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Keith Thompson, 00:22
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, CBFalconer, 00:20
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Keith Thompson, 00:18
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, CBFalconer, 00:13
- Re: hi, Rafael, 00:10
- Re: "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Larry Gates, 00:07
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Han from China - Master Troll, 00:06
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Keith Thompson, 00:03
January 20, 2009
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Larry Gates, 23:55
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Larry Gates, 23:52
- Re: Problem with realloc (I think), DSF, 23:48
- hi, sarahholmes, 23:37
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Golden California Girls, 23:31
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Kaz Kylheku, 23:28
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Golden California Girls, 23:11
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Nate Eldredge, 22:37
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Han from China - Master Troll, 22:25
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Stephen Sprunk, 21:54
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Keith Thompson, 21:51
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Ben Bacarisse, 21:46
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Keith Thompson, 21:38
- Re: struct problems, Keith Thompson, 21:36
- Re: When it will be freed?, Rafael, 21:29
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Ian Collins, 21:27
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, sasha, 21:21
- Re: When it will be freed?, Rafael, 21:17
- Re: Suggestions on improving program on binary tree postorder traversal, CBFalconer, 21:13
- Re: (part2) Han from China teaches you C, Han from China - Master Troll, 21:13
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Nate Eldredge, 21:05
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Nate Eldredge, 21:02
- Re: When it will be freed?, Ian Collins, 21:01
- Re: When it will be freed?, CBFalconer, 21:00
- Re: When it will be freed?, Rafael, 20:58
- Re: When it will be freed?, Rafael, 20:57
- Re: Topicality - Are we missing the point?, Ian Collins, 20:51
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Han from China - Master Troll, 20:50
- Re: Topicality - Are we missing the point?, CBFalconer, 20:48
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Ian Collins, 20:45
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, CBFalconer, 20:44
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Ian Collins, 20:44
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, CBFalconer, 20:35
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Nate Eldredge, 20:27
- Re: [OT] Pronunciation, CBFalconer, 20:26
- Re: struct problems, Golden California Girls, 20:23
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, CBFalconer, 20:20
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Nate Eldredge, 20:16
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, CBFalconer, 20:03
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Ian Collins, 19:59
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, CBFalconer, 19:54
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, CBFalconer, 19:44
- Re: struct problems, Ben Bacarisse, 19:43
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, CBFalconer, 19:41
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Default User, 19:35
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Richard Heathfield, 19:26
- Re: (part2) Han from China teaches you C, user923005, 19:23
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, CBFalconer, 19:16
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, CBFalconer, 19:10
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, jameskuyper, 19:01
- Re: When it will be freed?, Richard Heathfield, 18:48
- Re: Suggestions on improving program on binary tree postorder traversal, Stephen Sprunk, 18:42
- Re: (part2) Han from China teaches you C, Richard Heathfield, 18:34
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Han from China - Master Troll, 18:31
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Kaz Kylheku, 18:29
- Re: (part2) Han from China teaches you C, Mark McIntyre, 18:29
- Re: C vs. C++, Tony, 18:25
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, sasha, 18:25
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Keith Thompson, 18:18
- Re: When it will be freed?, Richard Tobin, 18:18
- Re: (part2) Han from China teaches you C, Mark McIntyre, 18:16
- Re: MACRO QUERY, Phil Carmody, 18:11
- Re: struct problems, Keith Thompson, 18:04
- Re: Liinear distribution of random numbers?, Phil Carmody, 17:54
- Re: Liinear distribution of random numbers?, Phil Carmody, 17:44
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Anthony Fremont, 17:42
- Re: Liinear distribution of random numbers?, Phil Carmody, 17:40
- Re: Reading stderr, Kenny McCormack, 17:31
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Kenny McCormack, 17:27
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Default User, 17:26
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Phil Carmody, 17:25
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Nate Eldredge, 17:08
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Phil Carmody, 17:03
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Anthony Fremont, 17:01
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Nate Eldredge, 16:53
- Re: struct problems, Bill Cunningham, 16:52
- Re: struct problems, Bill Cunningham, 16:46
- Re: When it will be freed?, jameskuyper, 16:40
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Ian Collins, 16:39
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Anthony Fremont, 16:34
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Nate Eldredge, 16:32
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, jameskuyper, 16:23
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Ian Collins, 16:19
- Re: Suggestions on improving program on binary tree postorder traversal, Stephen Sprunk, 16:16
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Anthony Fremont, 16:16
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Anthony Fremont, 16:09
- Re: When it will be freed?, Ian Collins, 16:09
- Re: When it will be freed?, Stephen Sprunk, 16:06
- Re: Callbacks and FFI Techniques, Keith Thompson, 16:03
- Re: (part2) Han from China teaches you C, Julienne Walker, 16:01
- Re: When it will be freed?, Rafael, 15:42
- Re: When it will be freed?, jameskuyper, 15:28
- Re: struct problems, Richard Bos, 15:27
- Re: Callbacks and FFI Techniques, Richard Bos, 15:27
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Richard Bos, 15:27
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, Richard Bos, 15:27
- Re: When it will be freed?, Rafael, 15:20
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Keith Thompson, 15:19
- Re: struct problems, Default User, 15:17
- Re: C vs. C++, Keith Thompson, 15:16
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Ian Collins, 15:14
- Re: (part2) Han from China teaches you C, user923005, 15:12
- Re: Getting the 'routing' informations, Richard Heathfield, 15:08
- Re: Suggestions on improving program on binary tree postorder traversal, Krypto, 15:04
- Re: When it will be freed?, jameskuyper, 15:03
- Re: Liinear distribution of random numbers?, lawrence . jones, 14:58
- Re: Suggestions on improving program on binary tree postorder traversal, Falcon Kirtaran, 14:55
- Re: struct problems, Keith Thompson, 14:52
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Anthony Fremont, 14:51
- Re: struct problems, Keith Thompson, 14:49
- Re: struct problems, Keith Thompson, 14:46
- Suggestions on improving program on binary tree postorder traversal, Krypto, 14:44
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Anthony Fremont, 14:40
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Antoninus Twink, 14:34
- Re: Liinear distribution of random numbers?, Walter Banks, 14:33
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Antoninus Twink, 14:28
- Re: passing a dynamic number of strings to a function, Rafael, 14:22
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Kaz Kylheku, 14:17
- Re: struct problems, Ben Bacarisse, 14:14
- Re: struct problems, John Bode, 14:13
- Re: When it will be freed?, Rafael, 14:12
- Re: When it will be freed?, Rafael, 14:09
- Re: When it will be freed?, Rafael, 14:06
- Re: C vs. C++, Kaz Kylheku, 14:01
- Re: struct problems, Golden California Girls, 13:56
- Re: (part 10) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Tim Rentsch, 13:36
- Re: struct problems, Mark Wooding, 13:35
- Re: struct problems, Mark Wooding, 13:30
- Re: struct problems, Richard, 13:28
- Re: struct problems, Ben Bacarisse, 13:19
- Re: struct problems, Richard, 13:18
- Re: passing a dynamic number of strings to a function, Mark Wooding, 13:17
- Re: struct problems, John Bode, 13:07
- Re: struct problems, Mark Wooding, 13:02
- Re: struct problems, Richard Tobin, 12:42
- Re: passing a dynamic number of strings to a function, santosh, 12:42
- Re: struct problems, Richard, 12:41
- Re: struct problems, Richard, 12:30
- Re: struct problems, santosh, 12:28
- Re: C vs. C++, Kaz Kylheku, 12:18
- Re: When it will be freed?, Stephen Sprunk, 12:18
- Re: When it will be freed?, jameskuyper, 12:02
- Re: struct problems, Richard, 12:02
- Re: Topicality - Are we missing the point?, Richard, 11:59
- Re: struct problems, John Bode, 11:59
- Re: struct problems, Richard, 11:58
- Re: Topicality - Are we missing the point?, Default User, 11:57
- Re: When it will be freed?, Richard Tobin, 11:49
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Falcon Kirtaran, 11:35
- Re: struct problems, Richard Tobin, 11:33
- Re: When it will be freed?, Rafael, 11:33
- Re: On forgeries and lying, Richard Bos, 11:28
- Re: C vs. C++, Richard Bos, 11:28
- Re: [OT] Is stat function thread safe ?, Richard Bos, 11:28
- Re: When it will be freed?, Stephen Sprunk, 11:26
- Re: When it will be freed?, tfelb, 11:17
- Re: When it will be freed?, Gordon Burditt, 11:14
- Re: struct problems, Richard, 11:13
- Re: struct problems, Richard Tobin, 11:12
- Re: When it will be freed?, David Resnick, 11:12
- Re: struct problems, Richard, 11:12
- Re: When it will be freed?, Joachim Schmitz, 11:09
- Re: struct problems, Ben Bacarisse, 11:06
- Re: When it will be freed?, Richard, 11:05
- Re: When it will be freed?, Rafael, 11:03
- Re: When it will be freed?, Ben Bacarisse, 11:00
- Re: struct problems, Richard, 11:00
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Rafael, 10:58
- When it will be freed?, tfelb, 10:44
- Re: struct problems, Ben Bacarisse, 10:44
- Re: (part 10) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Tim Rentsch, 10:37
- Re: passing a dynamic number of strings to a function, Richard, 10:30
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Maciej Piechotka, 10:16
- Re: passing a dynamic number of strings to a function, Eps, 10:10
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Ben Bacarisse, 10:08
- Re: struct problems, Richard, 09:55
- Re: C vs. C++, James Kuyper, 09:53
- Re: Liinear distribution of random numbers?, Ben Bacarisse, 09:47
- Re: struct problems, nick_keighley_nospam, 09:19
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, Ben Bacarisse, 09:10
- Re: struct problems, Richard, 09:03
- Re: struct problems, Richard, 09:01
- Re: C vs. C++, Richard, 08:57
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Richard, 08:56
- Re: passing a dynamic number of strings to a function, Richard, 08:49
- Re: struct problems, Ben Bacarisse, 08:48
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Han from China - Master Troll, 08:45
- Re: (part2) Han from China teaches you C, Julienne Walker, 08:42
- Re: passing a dynamic number of strings to a function, Richard, 08:41
- Re: passing a dynamic number of strings to a function, bert, 08:40
- Re: C vs. C++, jacob navia, 08:36
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Ben Bacarisse, 08:32
- Re: Topicality - Are we missing the point?, James Kuyper, 08:25
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, James Kuyper, 08:18
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Rainer Weikusat, 07:45
- Re: passing a dynamic number of strings to a function, Bartc, 07:44
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, James Kuyper, 07:19
- Re: passing a dynamic number of strings to a function, Wolfgang Draxinger, 06:53
- Re: passing a dynamic number of strings to a function, Eps, 06:22
- Re: C vs. C++, Ian Collins, 06:04
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- Re: C vs. C++, Chris H, 05:49
- Re: struct problems, nick_keighley_nospam, 05:43
- Re: struct problems, nick_keighley_nospam, 05:25
- Re: struct problems, nick_keighley_nospam, 05:23
- Re: struct problems, nick_keighley_nospam, 05:21
- Re: (part2) Han from China teaches you C, Han from China - Master Troll, 05:19
- Re: struct problems, nick_keighley_nospam, 05:17
- Re: passing a dynamic number of strings to a function, nick_keighley_nospam, 05:06
- Re: C vs. C++, Kaz Kylheku, 04:57
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Keith Thompson, 04:54
- passing a dynamic number of strings to a function, Eps, 04:48
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Keith Thompson, 04:44
- Re: Getting the 'routing' informations, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:41
- Re: MACRO QUERY, David Thompson, 04:33
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, David Thompson, 04:33
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, David Thompson, 04:33
- Re: (part2) Han from China teaches you C, Richard, 04:22
- Re: Topicality - Are we missing the point?, Kaz Kylheku, 04:17
- Re: (part2) Han from China teaches you C, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:15
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Richard, 04:14
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Richard, 04:14
- Re: struct problems, Richard, 04:08
- Re: Topicality - Are we missing the point?, Richard Tobin, 04:05
- Re: struct problems, Richard, 04:05
- Re: C vs. C++, Richard, 04:04
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Antoninus Twink, 04:03
- Re: Reading stderr, Richard Tobin, 04:03
- Re: C vs. C++, Richard Heathfield, 03:50
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Richard Heathfield, 03:42
- Re: C vs. C++, Chris H, 03:42
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Richard Heathfield, 03:40
- Re: C vs. C++, Chris H, 03:39
- Re: Topicality - Are we missing the point?, user923005, 03:19
- Re: Getting the 'routing' informations, nick_keighley_nospam, 03:15
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Rafael, 03:03
- Re: Topicality - Are we missing the point?, nick_keighley_nospam, 03:02
- Re: Topicality - Are we missing the point?, Rafael, 02:45
- Re: Topicality - Are we missing the point?, user923005, 02:41
- Topicality - Are we missing the point?, Rafael, 02:38
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Han from China - Master Troll, 02:33
- Re: Pronunciation, Albert, 02:25
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Golden California Girls, 02:24
- Re: Liinear distribution of random numbers?, Nate Eldredge, 02:02
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Phil Carmody, 01:46
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Ian Collins, 01:36
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Han from China - Master Troll, 01:25
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Richard Heathfield, 01:20
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Kaz Kylheku, 01:16
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Richard Heathfield, 01:16
- Re: (part 10) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Han from China - Master Troll, 01:15
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Golden California Girls, 01:12
- [OT] Pronunciation, Nate Eldredge, 01:11
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Kaz Kylheku, 01:07
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Keith Thompson, 00:39
- Re: Reading stderr, Han from China - Master Troll, 00:39
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Keith Thompson, 00:36
- Re: C vs. C++, Kaz Kylheku, 00:34
- Re: struct problems, Richard Heathfield, 00:29
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Larry Gates, 00:26
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Richard Heathfield, 00:24
- Re: Getting the 'routing' informations, Richard Heathfield, 00:23
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Han from China - Master Troll, 00:22
- Re: Liinear distribution of random numbers?, Ben Pfaff, 00:17
- Re: Reading stderr, Ben Pfaff, 00:14
January 19, 2009
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Golden California Girls, 23:58
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, CBFalconer, 23:19
- Re: Reading stderr, CBFalconer, 23:05
- Re: Reading stderr, CBFalconer, 23:02
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Golden California Girls, 22:58
- Re: Getting the 'routing' informations, CBFalconer, 22:54
- Re: (part 10) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Ben Bacarisse, 22:53
- Re: Liinear distribution of random numbers?, Golden California Girls, 22:52
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, CBFalconer, 22:51
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, CBFalconer, 22:48
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, CBFalconer, 22:39
- Re: (part 10) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, CBFalconer, 22:29
- Re: (part 10) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, CBFalconer, 22:23
- Re: Liinear distribution of random numbers?, Ben Bacarisse, 22:18
- Re: Liinear distribution of random numbers?, osmium, 22:18
- Re: (part 10) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, CBFalconer, 22:16
- Re: Passing a two dimensional array to function, CBFalconer, 22:05
- Re: Liinear distribution of random numbers?, CBFalconer, 21:57
- Re: struct problems, Ben Bacarisse, 21:37
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- Re: struct problems, Bill Cunningham, 21:22
- Re: (part2) Han from China teaches you C, Han from China - Master Troll, 20:59
- Re: struct problems, Bill Cunningham, 20:56
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Keith Thompson, 20:54
- Re: struct problems, Richard Tobin, 20:53
- Re: struct problems, Keith Thompson, 20:47
- Re: struct problems, Keith Thompson, 20:45
- Re: (part 10) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Han from China - Master Troll, 20:43
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, sasha, 20:42
- Re: Getting nanoseconds in a process, Ian Collins, 20:35
- Re: (part2) Han from China teaches you C, Han from China - Master Troll, 20:20
- Getting nanoseconds in a process, A. Marin, 20:14
- Re: (part2) Han from China teaches you C, Hans Schneider, 20:10
- Re: struct problems, Bill Cunningham, 20:04
- Re: struct problems, Bill Cunningham, 20:02
- Re: (part2) Han from China teaches you C, Richard, 19:53
- Re: struct problems, Richard, 19:51
- Re: struct problems, Keith Thompson, 19:47
- Re: (part2) Han from China teaches you C, user923005, 19:41
- Re: (part 10) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Ben Bacarisse, 19:31
- Re: struct problems, Keith Thompson, 19:31
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Richard, 19:28
- Re: struct problems, Mark Wooding, 19:20
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Mark McIntyre, 19:11
- Re: Getting the 'routing' informations, Peter Nilsson, 19:01
- Re: struct problems, Peter Nilsson, 18:50
- Re: Reading stderr, Ben Pfaff, 18:50
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, Albert, 18:36
- Re: struct problems, Richard Tobin, 18:26
- Re: (part2) Han from China teaches you C, Han from China - Master Troll, 18:25
- Re: struct problems, Daniel Molina Wegener, 18:25
- Re: Reading stderr, Richard Tobin, 18:19
- Re: (part2) Han from China teaches you C, Richard, 18:03
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Keith Thompson, 18:02
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, lawrence . jones, 18:01
- struct problems, Bill Cunningham, 17:56
- Re: (part2) Han from China teaches you C, James Kuyper, 17:51
- Re: (part2) Han from China teaches you C, Han from China - Master Troll, 17:45
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, James Kuyper, 17:38
- Re: (part2) Han from China teaches you C, Han from China - Master Troll, 17:34
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Han from China - Master Troll, 17:20
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Antoninus Twink, 16:53
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Keith Thompson, 16:42
- Re: (part2) Han from China teaches you C, Flash Gordon, 16:11
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Default User, 15:52
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Ian Collins, 15:44
- Re: (part2) Han from China teaches you C, Richard, 15:36
- Re: (part2) Han from China teaches you C, Richard, 15:34
- Re: (part2) Han from China teaches you C, Rafael, 15:30
- Re: (part2) Han from China teaches you C, Julienne Walker, 15:16
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Rafael, 15:00
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Maciej Piechotka, 14:52
- Re: (part2) Han from China teaches you C, blargg, 14:43
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Maciej Piechotka, 14:37
- Re: (part2) Han from China teaches you C, Kenny McCormack, 14:19
- Re: (part2) Han from China teaches you C, Keith Thompson, 14:14
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Flash Gordon, 14:10
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Måns Rullgård, 13:58
- Re: (part2) Han from China teaches you C, Flash Gordon, 13:56
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, blargg, 13:38
- Re: (part 10) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, blargg, 13:30
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Mark Wooding, 13:26
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Keith Thompson, 13:11
- Re: Liinear distribution of random numbers?, Ben Bacarisse, 13:04
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Doug Harrison [MVP], 13:01
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Måns Rullgård, 13:01
- Re: Old program to generate skeleton of Finite State Machines, Lorenzo Villari, 13:00
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, James Kuyper, 12:54
- Re: Old program to generate skeleton of Finite State Machines, Gordon Burditt, 12:49
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Lew Pitcher, 12:45
- Re: (part2) Han from China teaches you C, Bill Cunningham, 12:42
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Ben Bacarisse, 12:40
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, Tim Rentsch, 12:31
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Ben Voigt [C++ MVP], 12:11
- Re: Liinear distribution of random numbers?, Walter Banks, 11:55
- Re: I can't get the uppercase letter to convert to the lower case level (Please don't bait Han from China), Keith Thompson, 11:46
- Re: Reading stderr, Ben Pfaff, 11:44
- Re: Passing a two dimensional array to function, Keith Thompson, 11:42
- Re: The C Programming Language: Third Edition, nick_keighley_nospam, 11:17
- Re: (part2) Han from China teaches you C, Richard, 10:52
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Han from China - Master Troll, 09:50
- Re: I can't get the uppercase letter to convert to the lower case level (Please don't bait Han from China), Thad Smith, 09:31
- Re: Reading stderr, Falcon Kirtaran, 09:19
- Old program to generate skeleton of Finite State Machines, Aardalath, 08:18
- Re: Passing a two dimensional array to function, James Kuyper, 08:03
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, James Kuyper, 07:48
- Re: Passing a two dimensional array to function, Barry Schwarz, 07:38
- Re: Big numbers, James Kuyper, 07:35
- Re: Reading stderr, Kenny McCormack, 06:59
- Re: (part2) Han from China teaches you C, Kenny McCormack, 06:56
- Re: Reading stderr, Kenny McCormack, 06:43
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Maciej Piechotka, 06:08
- Re: Reading stderr, mohi, 05:59
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Ian Collins, 05:49
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Jacek Dziedzic, 05:37
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Maciej Piechotka, 05:31
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Rainer Weikusat, 05:05
- Re: (part1) Han from China teaches you C, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:59
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:43
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:37
- Re: sscanf question, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:19
- Re: Reading stderr, Richard Tobin, 04:11
- Re: Reading stderr, Richard Tobin, 04:10
- Re: C vs. C++, Nate Eldredge, 04:04
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, nick_keighley_nospam, 03:46
- Re: Reading stderr, William Pursell, 03:11
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- Re: Reading stderr, Keith Thompson, 02:53
- Re: Reading stderr, Bumbala, 02:38
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Rafael, 02:19
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Rafael, 02:13
- Re: Reading stderr, Peter Nilsson, 01:59
- Re: Reading stderr, Larry Gates, 01:37
- Re: (part2) Han from China teaches you C, Han from China - Master Troll, 01:36
- Re: C vs. C++, Phil Carmody, 01:31
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- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Golden California Girls, 00:43
- Re: Reading stderr, Kenny McCormack, 00:31
- Re: Reading stderr, Richard, 00:27
- Re: (part2) Han from China teaches you C, Richard, 00:26
- Re: (part2) Han from China teaches you C, Kenny McCormack, 00:23
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Han from China - Master Troll, 00:15
January 18, 2009
- comp.lang.c topicality guidelines (version 1.0), Han from China - Master Troll, 23:48
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, George, 23:39
- Re: (part2) Han from China teaches you C, Keith Thompson, 21:49
- Re: (part2) Han from China teaches you C, Bill Cunningham, 21:20
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Ben Bacarisse, 20:28
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Ben Bacarisse, 20:16
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Larry Gates, 20:04
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Ben Bacarisse, 20:03
- Re: (part 10) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Ben Bacarisse, 19:48
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Ian Collins, 19:42
- Re: (part2) Han from China teaches you C, Han from China - Master Troll, 19:20
- Re: Reading stderr, Ben Bacarisse, 19:17
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Maciej Piechotka, 19:10
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Stephen Sprunk, 19:07
- Re: (part 10) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Han from China - Master Troll, 19:05
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, CBFalconer, 19:01
- Re: Reading stderr, Ben Bacarisse, 19:00
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, Mark Wooding, 18:57
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, CBFalconer, 18:53
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, CBFalconer, 18:50
- Re: Reading stderr, CBFalconer, 18:44
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Mark McIntyre, 18:33
- Re: Reading stderr, Bumbala, 18:31
- Re: (part 10) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Han from China - Master Troll, 18:30
- (part2) Han from China teaches you C, Han from China - Master Troll, 18:21
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Keith Thompson, 18:19
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Antoninus Twink, 18:11
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Flash Gordon, 17:56
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Ian Collins, 17:54
- Re: Reading stderr, Gordon Burditt, 17:53
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Bartc, 17:51
- Re: Reading stderr, Ben Pfaff, 17:38
- Re: Reading stderr, Ben Pfaff, 17:36
- Re: Reading stderr, Ben Pfaff, 17:36
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, blargg, 17:19
- Re: Reading stderr, Kenny McCormack, 17:09
- Re: I can't get the uppercase letter to convert to the lower case level (Please don't bait Han from China), blargg, 17:05
- Re: Reading stderr, Antoninus Twink, 16:57
- Re: Reading stderr, Antoninus Twink, 16:55
- Re: C vs. C++, Mark Wooding, 16:54
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Kenny McCormack, 16:53
- Re: Reading stderr, Antoninus Twink, 16:50
- Re: I can't get the uppercase letter to convert to the lower case level (Please don't bait Han from China), Keith Thompson, 16:37
- Re: Reading stderr, Falcon Kirtaran, 16:26
- Re: C vs. C++, Keith Thompson, 16:26
- Re: Reading stderr, Lew Pitcher, 16:17
- Re: Reading stderr, CBFalconer, 16:08
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, CBFalconer, 16:03
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, CBFalconer, 15:53
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Antoninus Twink, 15:51
- Re: [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Jack Klein, 15:46
- Re: (part 10) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, CBFalconer, 15:45
- Re: Reading stderr, Default User, 15:41
- Re: Reading stderr, vippstar, 15:38
- Re: Passing a two dimensional array to function, Default User, 15:31
- Re: Reading stderr, Ben Pfaff, 15:28
- Re: Reading stderr, Flash Gordon, 15:10
- Re: Big numbers, Flash Gordon, 15:00
- Reading stderr, Bumbala, 14:54
- Re: I can't get the uppercase letter to convert to the lower case level (Please don't bait Han from China), Chad, 14:52
- Re: sscanf question, Antoninus Twink, 14:44
- Re: sscanf question, Bill Cunningham, 14:38
- Re: (part 10) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, blargg, 14:34
- Re: C vs. C++, Flash Gordon, 14:27
- Re: The Ultimate guide for computer's enthusiasts, vippstar, 14:09
- Re: I can't get the uppercase letter to convert to the lower case level (Please don't bait Han from China), blargg, 14:05
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- Re: C vs. C++, Kaz Kylheku, 13:40
- Re: C vs. C++, Kaz Kylheku, 13:21
- Re: C vs. C++, Nate Eldredge, 13:21
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Ben Bacarisse, 13:12
- Re: I can't get the uppercase letter to convert to the lower case level (Please don't bait Han from China), Chad, 12:40
- Re: C vs. C++, James Kuyper, 12:34
- Re: Big numbers, James Kuyper, 12:20
- Re: I can't get the uppercase letter to convert to the lower case level (Please don't bait Han from China), Keith Thompson, 11:40
- Re: C vs. C++, Keith Thompson, 11:36
- Re: I can't get the uppercase letter to convert to the lower case level (Please don't bait Han from China), santosh, 11:35
- Re: C vs. C++, Keith Thompson, 11:29
- Re: C vs. C++, Mark Wooding, 11:18
- [POSIX & Win32API] Getting the 'routing' informations, Maciej Piechotka, 11:13
- Re: The C Programming Language: Third Edition, Keith Thompson, 11:10
- Re: C vs. C++, Kaz Kylheku, 11:09
- Re: I can't get the uppercase letter to convert to the lower case letter (Please don't bait Han from China), Chad, 11:00
- I can't get the uppercase letter to convert to the lower case level (Please don't bait Han from China), Chad, 10:57
- Re: C vs. C++, Mark Wooding, 10:33
- Re: sscanf question, Han from China - Master Troll, 08:24
- Re: sscanf question, Han from China - Master Troll, 08:20
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Barry Schwarz, 07:34
- Re: sscanf question, Barry Schwarz, 07:24
- Re: sscanf question, Barry Schwarz, 07:19
- Re: C vs. C++, Phil Carmody, 07:15
- Re: sscanf question, Han from China - Master Troll, 07:13
- Re: sscanf question, Zach, 05:40
- sscanf question, Zach, 05:29
- Re: The C Programming Language: Third Edition, rkiesling, 05:08
- Re: (part 10) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Han from China - Master Troll, 04:32
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Kaz Kylheku, 03:32
- Re: Passing a two dimensional array to function, Sac, 03:24
- Re: (part 10) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Han from China - Master Troll, 03:13
- Re: C vs. C++, Ian Collins, 02:11
- Re: Passing a two dimensional array to function, Default User, 02:08
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- Re: C vs. C++, William Pursell, 01:15
- Passing a two dimensional array to function, Sac, 01:08
- Re: Very basic but dont know how to find the answer .. what's L" ??, blargg, 00:29
January 17, 2009
- Re: C vs. C++, Kaz Kylheku, 23:45
- Re: C vs. C++, Kaz Kylheku, 23:38
- Re: C vs. C++, REH, 23:37
- Re: C vs. C++, CBFalconer, 23:32
- Re: Very basic but dont know how to find the answer .. what's L" ??, Keith Thompson, 23:09
- Re: Very basic but dont know how to find the answer .. what's L" ??, Richard Heathfield, 22:44
- Re: Very basic but dont know how to find the answer .. what's L" ??, Gordon Burditt, 22:39
- Very basic but dont know how to find the answer .. what's L" ??, hcchen (gmail), 22:32
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, CBFalconer, 21:25
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, CBFalconer, 21:14
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, CBFalconer, 21:08
- Re: C vs. C++, REH, 20:56
- Re: OT: CBF's peeing in his cornflakes again (Was [as hard as thisis to believe!]: Order of passing of parameters?), CBFalconer, 20:52
- Re: C vs. C++, James Kuyper, 20:36
- Re: C vs. C++, CBFalconer, 20:12
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Han from China - Master Troll, 20:12
- Re: C vs. C++, CBFalconer, 20:06
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, swengineer001@xxxxxxxxx, 20:01
- Re: C vs. C++, CBFalconer, 19:59
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Han from China - Master Troll, 19:37
- Re: C vs. C++, Phil Carmody, 19:25
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Ben Bacarisse, 19:09
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, Ben Bacarisse, 19:06
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Han from China - Master Troll, 18:15
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, Albert, 17:53
- Re: C vs. C++, Ian Collins, 17:45
- Re: If 'Han from China' wrote a C book, Han from China - Master Troll, 17:36
- Re: C vs. C++, jacob navia, 17:24
- Re: C vs. C++, Ian Collins, 17:14
- Re: C vs. C++, Ian Collins, 17:12
- Re: C vs. C++, jacob navia, 16:59
- Re: C vs. C++, Kaz Kylheku, 16:46
- Re: C vs. C++, Keith Thompson, 16:41
- Re: C vs. C++, Kaz Kylheku, 16:37
- Re: C vs. C++, Ian Collins, 16:32
- Re: C vs. C++, jacob navia, 16:31
- Re: C vs. C++, Kaz Kylheku, 16:27
- Re: C vs. C++, jacob navia, 16:27
- Re: C vs. C++, Kaz Kylheku, 16:25
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Bartc, 16:20
- Re: C vs. C++, Kaz Kylheku, 16:19
- Re: Liinear distribution of random numbers?, petertwocakes, 15:25
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Keith Thompson, 15:23
- Re: Liinear distribution of random numbers?, petertwocakes, 15:10
- Stats for comp.lang.c (last 7 days), CLC stats, 15:07
- Re: C vs. C++, REH, 14:56
- Re: C vs. C++, Ian Collins, 14:38
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Ben Bacarisse, 13:50
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Ben Bacarisse, 13:47
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Keith Thompson, 13:40
- Re: (part1) Han from China teaches you C, Nate Eldredge, 12:47
- Re: C vs. C++, REH, 12:34
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Stephen Sprunk, 12:33
- Re: If 'Han from China' wrote a C book, Richard, 12:29
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Han from China - Master Troll, 12:20
- Re: C vs. C++, Lorenzo Villari, 12:17
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Ben Bacarisse, 12:16
- Re: If 'Han from China' wrote a C book, Antoninus Twink, 12:08
- Re: (part1) Han from China teaches you C, gw7rib, 11:58
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Ben Bacarisse, 11:54
- Re: OT: CBF's peeing in his cornflakes again (Was [as hard as this is to believe!]: Order of passing of parameters?), Golden California Girls, 11:51
- Re: If 'Han from China' wrote a C book, Richard, 11:45
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Mark McIntyre, 11:40
- Re: If 'Han from China' wrote a C book, Mark McIntyre, 11:33
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Richard, 10:59
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Malcolm McLean, 10:49
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Richard Harter, 10:41
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Richard, 10:21
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Ben Bacarisse, 10:07
- Re: C vs. C++, REH, 10:06
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Ben Bacarisse, 10:01
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Richard, 09:48
- Re: Liinear distribution of random numbers?, Ben Bacarisse, 09:47
- Re: C vs. C++, Malcolm McLean, 09:47
- Re: Big numbers, Flash Gordon, 09:46
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Malcolm McLean, 09:38
- Re: C vs. C++, REH, 09:32
- Re: If 'Han from China' wrote a C book, Richard, 09:29
- Re: If 'Han from China' wrote a C book, Malcolm McLean, 09:23
- Re: C vs. C++, Bartc, 09:18
- Re: If 'Han from China' wrote a C book, Richard, 09:18
- Re: (part1) Han from China teaches you C, Flash Gordon, 09:17
- Re: C vs. C++, REH, 09:16
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Richard, 09:15
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Richard, 09:14
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, Ben Bacarisse, 09:05
- Re: C vs. C++, Malcolm McLean, 09:04
- Re: Liinear distribution of random numbers?, Malcolm McLean, 08:50
- Re: Big numbers, James Kuyper, 08:40
- Re: C vs. C++, Ben Bacarisse, 08:37
- Re: C vs. C++, REH, 08:26
- Re: Liinear distribution of random numbers?, geo, 08:24
- Re: (part1) Han from China teaches you C, James Kuyper, 08:20
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Bartc, 08:12
- Re: If 'Han from China' wrote a C book, Kenny McCormack, 08:11
- Re: OT: CBF's peeing in his cornflakes again (Was [as hard as this is to believe!]: Order of passing of parameters?), Kenny McCormack, 08:08
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, James Kuyper, 08:07
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Malcolm McLean, 07:49
- Re: (part1) Han from China teaches you C, Malcolm McLean, 07:44
- Re: Big numbers, Flash Gordon, 07:26
- Liinear distribution of random numbers?, petertwocakes, 07:16
- Re: If 'Han from China' wrote a C book, Walter Banks, 07:10
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Antoninus Twink, 07:02
- Re: (part1) Han from China teaches you C, Malcolm McLean, 07:02
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, James Kuyper, 06:39
- Re: (part1) Han from China teaches you C, Flash Gordon, 06:39
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, David Webber, 06:33
- Re: C vs. C++, Malcolm McLean, 06:04
- Re: (part1) Han from China teaches you C, Malcolm McLean, 05:55
- Re: sequence points and the execution model, Malcolm McLean, 05:44
- Re: Callbacks and FFI Techniques, Malcolm McLean, 05:43
- Re: (part1) Han from China teaches you C, Flash Gordon, 04:56
- Re: Callbacks and FFI Techniques, George, 03:15
- Re: شاركنا الحملة, Larry Gates, 03:09
- sequence points and the execution model, George, 02:59
- Re: Idea about trolls, Larry Gates, 02:41
- Re: If 'Han from China' wrote a C book, Han from China - Master Troll, 02:08
- Re: Callbacks and FFI Techniques, Eric Sosman, 00:17
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, Albert, 00:08
January 16, 2009
- Callbacks and FFI Techniques, Aaron W . Hsu, 23:53
- Re: If 'Han from China' wrote a C book, Richard Harter, 23:48
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, Albert, 23:41
- Re: OT: CBF's peeing in his cornflakes again (Was [as hard as this is to believe!]: Order of passing of parameters?), Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 23:30
- Re: If 'Han from China' wrote a C book, Han from China - Master Troll, 23:10
- Re: C vs. C++, REH, 23:10
- Re: C vs. C++, REH, 23:08
- Re: (part1) Han from China teaches you C, Kaz Kylheku, 22:49
- Re: C vs. C++, Richard, 22:41
- Re: C vs. C++, Dik T. Winter, 22:39
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Alec S., 22:27
- Re: C vs. C++, Ian Collins, 22:15
- Re: C vs. C++, CBFalconer, 22:13
- Re: (part1) Han from China teaches you C, Han from China - Master Troll, 21:45
- Re: (part1) Han from China teaches you C, Bertrand Mollinier Toublet, 21:08
- Re: If 'Han from China' wrote a C book, Richard Harter, 21:07
- Re: [OFFTOPIC] Idea about trolls, Golden California Girls, 20:55
- Re: (part1) Han from China teaches you C, Nate Eldredge, 20:49
- Re: (part1) Han from China teaches you C, Nate Eldredge, 20:47
- Re: Possible C shorthand -- please help!, Richard, 20:42
- Re: C vs. C++, Kaz Kylheku, 20:37
- Re: [OT] killfile, CBFalconer, 20:26
- Re: C vs. C++, Kaz Kylheku, 20:22
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, CBFalconer, 20:14
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Nathan Mates, 20:13
- Re: Standard C Programming in visual studio, Keith Thompson, 20:13
- Re: Possible C shorthand -- please help!, CBFalconer, 20:01
- Re: C vs. C++, Kaz Kylheku, 19:58
- Re: Bug analysis, CBFalconer, 19:54
- Re: (part1) Han from China teaches you C, Richard Heathfield, 19:53
- Re: C vs. C++, REH, 19:46
- Re: Standard C Programming in visual studio, CBFalconer, 19:46
- Re: If 'Han from China' wrote a C book, Han from China - Master Troll, 19:42
- Re: Q about passing data as a const array, CBFalconer, 19:37
- Re: (part1) Han from China teaches you C, Keith Thompson, 19:37
- Re: Standard C Programming in visual studio, Richard Heathfield, 19:27
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Alec S., 19:21
- Re: C vs. C++, s0suk3, 19:12
- Re: C vs. C++, CBFalconer, 19:09
- Re: (part1) Han from China teaches you C, Bertrand Mollinier Toublet, 19:08
- Re: (part1) Han from China teaches you C, Kaz Kylheku, 19:04
- Re: [META] News server that carries comp.lang.c, CBFalconer, 19:04
- Re: If 'Han from China' wrote a C book, Ben Bacarisse, 18:59
- Re: [OFFTOPIC] Idea about trolls, CBFalconer, 18:57
- Re: Big numbers, CBFalconer, 18:54
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Ben Bacarisse, 18:49
- Re: Possible C shorthand -- please help!, Flash Gordon, 18:42
- Re: (part1) Han from China teaches you C, Han from China - Master Troll, 18:37
- Re: Possible C shorthand -- please help!, blargg, 18:34
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Ian Collins, 18:32
- Re: C vs. C++, Richard, 18:27
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Malcolm McLean, 18:21
- Re: C vs. C++, John Bode, 18:19
- Re: C vs. C++, Ian Collins, 18:10
- Re: C vs. C++, Ian Collins, 18:08
- Re: If 'Han from China' wrote a C book, Richard, 17:52
- Re: using pre-processor to count bits in integer types..., Bartc, 17:51
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Richard, 17:50
- Re: (part1) Han from China teaches you C, Malcolm McLean, 17:41
- Re: C vs. C++, Phil Carmody, 17:35
- Re: (part1) Han from China teaches you C, Antoninus Twink, 17:34
- Re: C vs. C++, Phil Carmody, 17:33
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Alec S., 17:30
- Re: (part1) Han from China teaches you C, Richard, 17:26
- Re: If 'Han from China' wrote a C book, Mark McIntyre, 17:21
- Re: C vs. C++, Malcolm McLean, 17:20
- Re: (part1) Han from China teaches you C, Malcolm McLean, 17:04
- Re: Possible C shorthand -- please help!, Kaz Kylheku, 17:04
- Re: (part1) Han from China teaches you C, Kaz Kylheku, 16:49
- Re: Q about passing data as a const array, Richard Harter, 16:46
- Re: (part1) Han from China teaches you C, Golden California Girls, 16:45
- Re: Standard C Programming in visual studio, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 16:37
- Re: (part1) Han from China teaches you C, kevindtimm@xxxxxxxxx, 16:29
- Re: Possible C shorthand -- please help!, Richard, 16:28
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, Kenny McCormack, 15:55
- Re: Possible C shorthand -- please help!, Flash Gordon, 15:52
- Re: [OT] killfile, Richard, 15:41
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, lawrence . jones, 15:22
- [OT] killfile, Bill Cunningham, 15:01
- Re: (part1) Han from China teaches you C, jacob navia, 14:35
- Re: (part1) Han from China teaches you C, Han from China - Master Troll, 14:30
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Ben Bacarisse, 14:23
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, jameskuyper, 14:22
- Re: Default document viewer, Antoninus Twink, 14:22
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Fred, 14:16
- Re: Default document viewer, Han from China - Master Troll, 14:15
- Re: (part1) Han from China teaches you C, kevindtimm@xxxxxxxxx, 14:03
- Re: Default document viewer, Han from China - Master Troll, 14:00
- Re: Different ways, tfelb, 13:55
- Re: Possible C shorthand -- please help!, blargg, 13:54
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Eric Sosman, 12:58
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Richard, 12:56
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Richard, 12:53
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Richard, 12:50
- Re: using pre-processor to count bits in integer types..., Kaz Kylheku, 12:49
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, vippstar, 12:48
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, vippstar, 12:45
- Re: Different ways, Ben Bacarisse, 12:35
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Barry Schwarz, 12:34
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Barry Schwarz, 12:34
- Re: (part1) Han from China teaches you C, Barry Schwarz, 12:34
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Barry Schwarz, 12:34
- Re: Does memory copied with memcpy() match bit for bit?, thomas . mertes, 12:33
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Ben Bacarisse, 12:25
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Ben Bacarisse, 12:23
- Re: Does memory copied with memcpy() match bit for bit?, Keith Thompson, 12:22
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- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Ben Bacarisse, 12:18
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Eric Sosman, 12:15
- Re: Unicode characters length (NOT size), jonathanztaub@xxxxxxxxx, 12:05
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Richard, 11:36
- Re: [META] News server that carries comp.lang.c, lawrence . jones, 11:33
- Re: constructing a binary tree given the inorder and postorder traversals, Santosh, 11:28
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, lawrence . jones, 11:27
- Re: Different ways, tfelb, 11:27
- Re: constructing a binary tree given the inorder and postorder traversals, Lew Pitcher, 11:19
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, vippstar, 11:16
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Ben Bacarisse, 11:15
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, vippstar, 11:13
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Richard, 11:10
- Re: constructing a binary tree given the inorder and postorder traversals, Eric Sosman, 11:06
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Bartc, 11:06
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Eric Sosman, 11:04
- Moncler down jacket, fashiontrade2046, 11:03
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Phil Da Lick!, 10:59
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Ben Bacarisse, 10:52
- constructing a binary tree given the inorder and postorder traversals, Santosh, 10:38
- Re: Different ways, Ben Bacarisse, 10:36
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, vippstar, 10:30
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, Richard, 10:24
- Re: [OFFTOPIC] Idea about trolls, Richard, 10:23
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, vippstar, 10:20
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Joe Pfeiffer, 10:20
- Re: Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, Bartc, 10:14
- Re: People's time being wasted by 'Han from China', Richard, 10:14
- Re: using pre-processor to count bits in integer types..., blargg, 10:13
- Re: using pre-processor to count bits in integer types..., blargg, 10:10
- Question on strncmp / strnicmp use, C . J . Clegg, 10:05
- Re: C vs. C++, REH, 10:01
- Re: C vs. C++, REH, 09:47
- Re: using pre-processor to count bits in integer types..., blargg, 09:44
- Re: Possible C shorthand -- please help!, Chris Dollin, 09:11
- Re: Possible C shorthand -- please help!, Ben Bacarisse, 09:05
- OT: CBF's peeing in his cornflakes again (Was [as hard as this is to believe!]: Order of passing of parameters?), Kenny McCormack, 09:02
- Re: using pre-processor to count bits in integer types..., Eric Sosman, 08:45
- Re: Possible C shorthand -- please help!, almurph@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, 08:43
- Re: Possible C shorthand -- please help!, nick_keighley_nospam, 07:57
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, James Kuyper, 07:45
- Re: Possible C shorthand -- please help!, August Karlstrom, 07:43
- Re: Possible C shorthand -- please help!, nick_keighley_nospam, 07:41
- Re: [META] News server that carries comp.lang.c, August Karlstrom, 07:39
- Possible C shorthand -- please help!, almurph@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, 07:35
- Re: People's time being wasted by 'Han from China', James Kuyper, 07:34
- Re: Standard C Programming in visual studio, Richard Tobin, 07:20
- Optical Computing: special issue - Natural Computing, Springer, optical supercomputing, 07:18
- Re: C vs. C++, James Kuyper, 07:00
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, James Kuyper, 06:53
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, James Kuyper, 06:45
- Re: prg usin linkd list n files, nick_keighley_nospam, 06:44
- Re: vsprintf without vsnprintf, nick_keighley_nospam, 06:40
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, James Kuyper, 06:40
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Jan Kandziora, 06:37
- Re: using pre-processor to count bits in integer types..., Bartc, 06:06
- Different ways, tfelb, 05:31
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, David Webber, 05:22
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, David Webber, 04:57
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, David Webber, 04:52
- Re: C vs. C++, jacob navia, 04:41
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, David Webber, 04:32
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, David Webber, 04:29
- Re: If 'Han from China' wrote a C book, Antoninus Twink, 04:22
- Wholesale New Nike AirMax TN10 (22euro) Free Shipping at www.cicigogo.cn, cicitrade501, 04:19
- Re: C vs. C++, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:18
- Re: C vs. C++, Kaz Kylheku, 04:17
- Re: Q about passing data as a const array, Keith Thompson, 04:14
- AIR Jordans Fusion 1 Jordan 2 Fusion AIR Jordan 3 Nike Jordan Fusion, wholesaleshao, 04:09
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, nick_keighley_nospam, 03:55
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Rainer Weikusat, 03:44
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Rainer Weikusat, 03:41
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, The Lost Packet, 03:37
- Re: Standard C Programming in visual studio, Daniel Molina Wegener, 03:33
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, nick_keighley_nospam, 03:24
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, nick_keighley_nospam, 03:23
- Re: Standard C Programming in visual studio, Richard Heathfield, 03:03
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Golden California Girls, 03:01
- Re: Bug analysis, Richard Heathfield, 02:57
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Ben Pfaff, 02:06
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Barry Schwarz, 01:44
- Re: Q about passing data as a const array, Richard Harter, 01:32
- Re: Standard C Programming in visual studio, Chris M. Thomasson, 00:15
- Re: C vs. C++, Ian Collins, 00:05
- Re: using pre-processor to count bits in integer types..., Chris M. Thomasson, 00:04
January 15, 2009
- Re: C vs. C++, Ben Pfaff, 23:57
- Re: C vs. C++, Ian Collins, 23:55
- Standard C Programming in visual studio, MasterMind, 23:53
- Re: using pre-processor to count bits in integer types..., Chris M. Thomasson, 23:51
- Re: using pre-processor to count bits in integer types..., Ben Bacarisse, 23:49
- Re: using pre-processor to count bits in integer types..., Ben Bacarisse, 23:42
- Re: C vs. C++, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 23:29
- Re: [OFFTOPIC] Idea about trolls, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 23:22
- Re: If 'Han from China' wrote a C book, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 23:15
- Re: On forgeries and lying, Richard Harter, 23:03
- Re: [META] News server that carries comp.lang.c, Kaz Kylheku, 22:35
- Re: [META] News server that carries comp.lang.c, Golden California Girls, 22:31
- Re: Big numbers, Golden California Girls, 22:18
- Re: People's time being wasted by 'Han from China', lovecreatesbeauty@xxxxxxxxx, 22:04
- Re: using pre-processor to count bits in integer types..., Chris M. Thomasson, 22:04
- Re: using pre-processor to count bits in integer types..., Chris M. Thomasson, 22:01
- Re: Big numbers, Keith Thompson, 21:56
- Re: MACRO QUERY-3, Keith Thompson, 21:43
- Re: [META] News server that carries comp.lang.c, CBFalconer, 21:07
- Re: If 'Han from China' wrote a C book, Han from China - Master Troll, 21:05
- Re: Bug analysis, CBFalconer, 20:57
- (part1) Han from China teaches you C, Han from China - Master Troll, 20:35
- Re: Unicode characters length (NOT size), Stephen Sprunk, 20:21
- Re: If 'Han from China' wrote a C book, James Harris, 20:19
- Re: Bug analysis, Richard Heathfield, 20:10
- Re: Unicode characters length (NOT size), Stephen Sprunk, 20:09
- Re: using pre-processor to count bits in integer types..., Spiros Bousbouras, 20:05
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, Ben Bacarisse, 19:38
- Re: C vs. C++, REH, 19:34
- Re: using pre-processor to count bits in integer types..., Peter Nilsson, 19:28
- Re: C vs. C++, jameskuyper, 19:26
- Re: Hitherto secret facts revealed about DS9K, Keith Thompson, 19:18
- Re: MACRO QUERY-3, Peter Nilsson, 19:15
- Re: using pre-processor to count bits in integer types..., Spiros Bousbouras, 19:13
- Re: On forgeries and lying, Han from China - Master Troll, 19:12
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, jameskuyper, 19:09
- Re: [META] News server that carries comp.lang.c, Kaz Kylheku, 19:08
- katrina kaif & sania mirza ing video &earn 12,500$, kareena, 19:07
- Re: (part 10) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Han from China - Master Troll, 19:06
- Re: Unicode characters length (NOT size), Ben Bacarisse, 19:04
- Re: Hitherto secret facts revealed about DS9K, Spiros Bousbouras, 19:03
- Re: using pre-processor to count bits in integer types..., Chris M. Thomasson, 19:00
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Keith Thompson, 18:56
- Re: Big numbers, jameskuyper, 18:52
- Hitherto secret facts revealed about DS9K, Kaz Kylheku, 18:52
- Re: [META] News server that carries comp.lang.c, CBFalconer, 18:51
- Re: C exam on select2perform, Han from China - Master Troll, 18:49
- Re: The DS9000 (was: memcpy() with unitialised memory), Lew Pitcher, 18:48
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, Albert, 18:48
- Re: Unicode characters length (NOT size), Richard Tobin, 18:39
- Re: [META] News server that carries comp.lang.c, Kaz Kylheku, 18:35
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, The Lost Packet, 18:33
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Chris M. Thomasson, 18:32
- Re: Big numbers, jameskuyper, 18:31
- Re: using pre-processor to count bits in integer types..., Spiros Bousbouras, 18:31
- Re: C vs. C++, CBFalconer, 18:31
- Re: using pre-processor to count bits in integer types..., Eric Sosman, 18:26
- Re: C vs. C++, CBFalconer, 18:24
- Re: vsprintf without vsnprintf, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 18:22
- Re: Bug analysis, CBFalconer, 18:19
- Re: vsprintf without vsnprintf, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 18:18
- Re: Bug analysis, CBFalconer, 18:16
- Re: Big numbers, CBFalconer, 18:10
- Re: Unicode characters length (NOT size), jonathanztaub@xxxxxxxxx, 18:03
- Re: Unicode characters length (NOT size), Richard Tobin, 18:03
- Re: Big numbers, CBFalconer, 18:02
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, sasha, 17:57
- Re: Unicode characters length (NOT size), Richard Tobin, 17:56
- Re: [OFFTOPIC] Idea about trolls, CBFalconer, 17:46
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Flash Gordon, 17:44
- Re: [OFFTOPIC] Idea about trolls, CBFalconer, 17:42
- using pre-processor to count bits in integer types..., Chris M. Thomasson, 17:40
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, Harald van Dijk, 17:39
- Re: [OFFTOPIC] Idea about trolls, CBFalconer, 17:38
- The DS9000 (was: memcpy() with unitialised memory), CBFalconer, 17:33
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, CBFalconer, 17:27
- Re: C vs. C++, REH, 17:27
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Martin Ambuhl, 16:58
- Re: C exam on select2perform, Krypto, 16:53
- Re: Unicode characters length (NOT size), jonathanztaub@xxxxxxxxx, 16:50
- Re: [OFFTOPIC] Idea about trolls, Antoninus Twink, 16:42
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Flash Gordon, 16:39
- Re: [OFFTOPIC] Idea about trolls, Antoninus Twink, 16:37
- Re: Unicode characters length (NOT size), Stephen Sprunk, 16:31
- Re: C vs. C++, John Bode, 16:29
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Flash Gordon, 16:25
- Re: On forgeries and lying, Flash Gordon, 16:08
- Re: Big numbers, Flash Gordon, 16:03
- Re: [META] News server that carries comp.lang.c, Stephen Sprunk, 15:58
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Ian Collins, 15:50
- Re: People's time being wasted by 'Han from China', Mark McIntyre, 15:01
- Re: hardware access, volatile and optimisations, lawrence . jones, 14:59
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, dj3vande, 14:56
- Unicode characters length (NOT size), jonathanztaub@xxxxxxxxx, 14:49
- Re: [OFFTOPIC] Idea about trolls, Han from China - Master Troll, 14:40
- Re: C exam on select2perform, Han from China - Master Troll, 14:40
- Re: [OFFTOPIC] Idea about trolls, Han from China - Master Troll, 14:40
- Re: Looking for tips for portable printf() specifiers for signed ints of varying sizes, Falcon Kirtaran, 14:16
- Re: hardware access, volatile and optimisations, James Harris, 14:12
- C exam on select2perform, Krypto, 14:00
- Re: I will appear in Jerusalem. I am a hero. I will tell you what is "Armageddon". I am Isaac Newton. I think that Chinese people like dogs. I will take the yellow with black people into concentration camps., Richard Bos, 13:43
- Re: C vs. C++, Richard Bos, 13:43
- Re: (part 10) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Richard Bos, 13:43
- Re: Looking for tips for portable printf() specifiers for signed ints of varying sizes, Richard Bos, 13:43
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Richard Bos, 13:43
- Re: People's time being wasted by 'Han from China', Richard Bos, 13:43
- Re: People's time being wasted by 'Han from China', Richard Bos, 13:43
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Falcon Kirtaran, 13:25
- Re: [META] News server that carries comp.lang.c, Golden California Girls, 13:13
- Re: [OFFTOPIC] Idea about trolls, Golden California Girls, 13:08
- Re: MACRO QUERY-3, Keith Thompson, 12:52
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, dj3vande, 12:51
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, Golden California Girls, 12:42
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, jameskuyper, 12:42
- Re: Q about passing data as a const array, Keith Thompson, 12:41
- Re: C vs. C++, Ben Bacarisse, 12:31
- Re: [OFFTOPIC] Idea about trolls, Richard Heathfield, 12:31
- Re: Idea about trolls, Richard Heathfield, 12:21
- Re: [META] News server that carries comp.lang.c, Kaz Kylheku, 11:57
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Rainer Weikusat, 11:55
- cheap sell:nike shoes:$32,handbag:$35,NFL:$20,jean:$30,UGG boot:$50,(FREE SHIPPING)FROM WWW.IOFFERKICKS.COM``, www.iofferkicks.com, 11:54
- Re: C vs. C++, Lew Pitcher, 11:53
- Re: vsprintf without vsnprintf, Kaz Kylheku, 11:51
- Re: C vs. C++, Bartc, 11:33
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, jameskuyper, 11:26
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Stephen Sprunk, 11:06
- Re: C vs. C++, Richard Tobin, 10:42
- Re: [OFFTOPIC] Idea about trolls, Chris McDonald, 10:17
- Re: vsprintf without vsnprintf, David Resnick, 10:16
- Re: [OFFTOPIC] Idea about trolls, Richard, 10:07
- Re: vsprintf without vsnprintf, Guillaume Dargaud, 10:05
- Re: C vs. C++, Lew Pitcher, 09:57
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Phil Da Lick!, 09:56
- Re: [OFFTOPIC] Idea about trolls, Chris McDonald, 09:53
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, David Webber, 09:47
- Re: [OFFTOPIC] Idea about trolls, Richard, 09:45
- Re: Idea about trolls, Richard, 09:44
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, David Webber, 09:39
- Re: Idea about trolls, nick_keighley_nospam, 09:29
- Re: Does memory copied with memcpy() match bit for bit?, James Kuyper, 09:12
- Re: Does memory copied with memcpy() match bit for bit?, vippstar, 09:07
- Re: [OFFTOPIC] Idea about trolls, Chris McDonald, 09:05
- Re: News server that carries comp.lang.c, copx, 08:59
- Re: Idea about trolls, vippstar, 08:53
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, James Kuyper, 08:52
- Does memory copied with memcpy() match bit for bit?, Spiros Bousbouras, 08:49
- Re: Idea about trolls, Richard, 08:43
- Re: Idea about trolls, James Kuyper, 08:38
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Rainer Weikusat, 08:38
- Re: vsprintf without vsnprintf, Ben Bacarisse, 08:37
- Re: News server that carries comp.lang.c, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 08:37
- Re: [META] News server that carries comp.lang.c, Richard, 08:31
- Re: Idea about trolls, vippstar, 08:30
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, James Kuyper, 08:30
- Re: Big numbers, Ben Bacarisse, 08:23
- Re: [META] News server that carries comp.lang.c, copx, 08:19
- Re: Default document viewer, Antoninus Twink, 08:16
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, James Kuyper, 08:11
- Re: vsprintf without vsnprintf, David Resnick, 08:08
- [META] News server that carries comp.lang.c, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 07:58
- Re: Default document viewer, Kenny McCormack, 07:56
- Re: prg usin linkd list n files, Antoninus Twink, 07:55
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, David Webber, 07:55
- Re: C vs. C++, nick_keighley_nospam, 07:55
- Re: C vs. C++, nick_keighley_nospam, 07:53
- Re: Bug analysis, Richard, 07:51
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, David Webber, 07:49
- Re: pointer to function?, Richard, 07:48
- Re: Default document viewer, Antoninus Twink, 07:47
- Re: C vs. C++, Richard, 07:47
- Re: [OFFTOPIC] Idea about trolls, James Kuyper, 07:41
- Re: C vs. C++, nick_keighley_nospam, 07:39
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Rainer Weikusat, 07:35
- Re: Big numbers, James Kuyper, 07:13
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, James Kuyper, 07:09
- Re: pointer to function?, Antoninus Twink, 07:05
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Måns Rullgård, 06:56
- Re: vsprintf without vsnprintf, Guillaume Dargaud, 06:43
- Re: Big numbers, Dik T. Winter, 06:39
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Rainer Weikusat, 06:06
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Rainer Weikusat, 05:52
- Re: [OFFTOPIC] Idea about trolls, Han from China - Master Troll, 05:50
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Phil Da Lick!, 05:42
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, nick_keighley_nospam, 05:40
- Re: Insert char at string, Chris M. Thomasson, 05:35
- Re: C vs. C++, Richard Tobin, 05:23
- "C Unleashed" OCR PDF on RapidShare, MegaUpload, P2P, etc., Han from China - Master Troll, 05:22
- Re: Bug analysis, Richard Tobin, 05:20
- Re: [OFFTOPIC] Idea about trolls, Kaz Kylheku, 04:51
- Re: vsprintf without vsnprintf, Guillaume Dargaud, 04:28
- Re: OT: More on my killfile, George, 03:18
- Re: OT: Suggestions for your killfile, George, 03:14
- Re: Big numbers, James Dow Allen, 03:09
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, Spiro Trikaliotis, 03:07
- Popular Vacheron Constantin Watches, hualibao346, 02:43
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Golden California Girls, 02:07
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, Golden California Girls, 01:58
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Ben Pfaff, 01:56
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Phil Carmody, 01:50
- Re: People's time being wasted by 'Han from China', lovecreatesbeauty@xxxxxxxxx, 01:49
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Phil Carmody, 01:47
- Re: Big numbers, Golden California Girls, 01:45
- Wholesale New NiKE Air Jordan 24(30$) Free Shipping at www.cicigogo.cn, cicitrade500, 01:04
- Re: C vs. C++, s0suk3, 00:57
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Ian Collins, 00:47
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, James Kuyper, 00:31
- Re: Big numbers, James Kuyper, 00:21
- Re: C vs. C++, Ben Pfaff, 00:17
- Re: [OFFTOPIC] Idea about trolls, Han from China - Master Troll, 00:12
January 14, 2009
- Re: C vs. C++, s0suk3, 23:57
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, Keith Thompson, 23:52
- Re: Bug analysis, Keith Thompson, 23:47
- Re: [OFFTOPIC] Idea about trolls, Keith Thompson, 23:43
- Re: [OFFTOPIC] Idea about trolls, Richard Harter, 23:36
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, Ben Pfaff, 23:35
- Re: Q about passing data as a const array, Richard Harter, 23:27
- Re: [OFFTOPIC] Idea about trolls, Han from China - Master Troll, 23:19
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, Han from China - Master Troll, 22:51
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, CBFalconer, 22:35
- Re: [OFFTOPIC] Idea about trolls, Han from China - Master Troll, 22:35
- Re: Bug analysis, Richard Heathfield, 22:33
- Re: Bug analysis, CBFalconer, 22:25
- Re: Big numbers, Ben Bacarisse, 22:22
- Re: [OFFTOPIC] Idea about trolls, Han from China - Master Troll, 22:11
- Re: [OFFTOPIC] Idea about trolls, CBFalconer, 22:11
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, CBFalconer, 21:56
- Re: Bug analysis, Han from China - Master Troll, 21:55
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, CBFalconer, 21:53
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, CBFalconer, 21:49
- Re: Big numbers, CBFalconer, 21:34
- Re: Bug analysis, Richard Heathfield, 21:33
- Re: Bug analysis, Richard Heathfield, 21:28
- Re: [OFFTOPIC] Idea about trolls, Richard Heathfield, 21:27
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, Spiros Bousbouras, 21:27
- Re: C vs. C++, Keith Thompson, 21:00
- Re: connecting alternative output stream to terminal, Han from China - Master Troll, 20:45
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, cc, 20:31
- Re: C vs. C++, Ian Collins, 20:24
- Re: C vs. C++, Ian Collins, 20:18
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, David Webber, 20:11
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, David Webber, 20:02
- Re: C vs. C++, Kaz Kylheku, 20:00
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, David Webber, 20:00
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, David Webber, 19:57
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, David Webber, 19:52
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, David Webber, 19:46
- Re: Idea about trolls, Han from China - Master Troll, 19:36
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, Peter Nilsson, 19:24
- Re: [OFFTOPIC] Idea about trolls, Han from China - Master Troll, 19:10
- Re: prg usin linkd list n files, CBFalconer, 19:07
- Re: connecting alternative output stream to terminal, CBFalconer, 18:56
- Re: Q about passing data as a const array, CBFalconer, 18:51
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, CBFalconer, 18:45
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, CBFalconer, 18:34
- Re: C vs. C++, Keith Thompson, 18:24
- Re: C vs. C++, Han from China - Master Troll, 18:20
- Re: C vs. C++, Han from China - Master Troll, 18:20
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, Keith Thompson, 18:20
- Re: C vs. C++, Han from China - Master Troll, 18:18
- Re: C vs. C++, Kaz Kylheku, 18:08
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, CBFalconer, 18:03
- Re: Idea about trolls, John Bode, 17:59
- Re: pointer to function?, John Bode, 17:52
- Re: [OFFTOPIC] Idea about trolls, Keith Thompson, 17:51
- Re: Is this a Standard Portable C Program?, Keith Thompson, 17:45
- Re: C vs. C++, Keith Thompson, 17:41
- Re: Big numbers, James Kuyper, 17:40
- Re: Bug analysis, CBFalconer, 17:39
- Re: Bug analysis, CBFalconer, 17:36
- [OFFTOPIC] Idea about trolls, vippstar, 17:35
- Re: Beginner help, user923005, 17:34
- Re: C vs. C++, Lew Pitcher, 17:29
- Re: Big numbers, CBFalconer, 17:26
- Re: Big numbers, CBFalconer, 17:23
- Re: Beginner help, John Bode, 17:16
- Re: Is this a Standard Portable C Program?, vippstar, 17:16
- C programming music, Han from China - Master Troll, 17:15
- Re: C vs. C++, CBFalconer, 17:13
- Re: double cast to int reliable?, James Kuyper, 17:10
- Re: C vs. C++, Bartc, 17:08
- Re: C vs. C++, CBFalconer, 17:08
- Re: C vs. C++, CBFalconer, 17:00
- Re: Beginner help, Eric Sosman, 16:59
- Re: Bug analysis, Eric Sosman, 16:56
- Re: Beginner help, Spiros Bousbouras, 16:52
- Re: C vs. C++, CBFalconer, 16:41
- Re: Beginner help, asadfag, 16:40
- Re: vsprintf without vsnprintf, William Pursell, 16:39
- Re: vsprintf without vsnprintf, Kaz Kylheku, 16:38
- Re: double cast to int reliable?, CBFalconer, 16:36
- Re: Beginner help, Eric Sosman, 16:27
- Re: Bug analysis, John Doe, 16:17
- Re: C vs. C++, Tony, 16:09
- Beginner help, asadfag, 15:57
- Re: Bug analysis, Eric Sosman, 15:07
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, user923005, 14:43
- Re: C vs. C++, Jalapeno, 14:41
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, David Schwartz, 14:27
- Re: C vs. C++, jacob navia, 14:06
- Re: Bug analysis, John Doe, 14:06
- Re: C vs. C++, Richard Tobin, 14:02
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, Richard Tobin, 13:58
- Re: C vs. C++, jacob navia, 13:47
- Re: C vs. C++, jacob navia, 13:44
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, Wolfgang Draxinger, 13:42
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, Nate Eldredge, 13:20
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, Falcon Kirtaran, 13:18
- Re: C vs. C++, William Hughes, 13:18
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, Bertrand Mollinier Toublet, 13:08
- Re: C vs. C++, REH, 13:07
- Re: C vs. C++, William Hughes, 13:02
- Re: C vs. C++, jameskuyper, 13:00
- Re: C vs. C++, Richard, 12:58
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, jameskuyper, 12:51
- Re: Bug analysis, Spiros Bousbouras, 12:50
- Re: C vs. C++, REH, 12:50
- Re: C vs. C++, jameskuyper, 12:46
- Re: C vs. C++, REH, 12:46
- Re: vsprintf without vsnprintf, Falcon Kirtaran, 12:43
- Re: C vs. C++, Richard, 12:41
- Re: C vs. C++, Ben Bacarisse, 12:39
- Re: vsprintf without vsnprintf, David Resnick, 12:38
- Re: C vs. C++, jameskuyper, 12:37
- Re: pointer to function?, Richard, 12:30
- Re: vsprintf without vsnprintf, Ben Bacarisse, 12:29
- Re: pointer to function?, Richard, 12:27
- Re: C vs. C++, Richard, 12:25
- Re: C vs. C++, REH, 12:25
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, Harald van Dijk, 12:24
- Re: C vs. C++, Bartc, 12:21
- Re: vsprintf without vsnprintf, Falcon Kirtaran, 12:21
- Re: C vs. C++, William Hughes, 12:16
- Re: pointer to function?, John Bode, 12:12
- Re: vsprintf without vsnprintf, Ben Pfaff, 12:06
- Re: vsprintf without vsnprintf, David Resnick, 11:58
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, jameskuyper, 11:57
- Re: pointer to function?, Richard, 11:57
- Re: C vs. C++, Richard, 11:55
- Re: pointer to function?, John Bode, 11:36
- Re: vsprintf without vsnprintf, Eric Sosman, 11:34
- Re: Arithmetic conversions and integer constants, Keith Thompson, 11:30
- Re: C vs. C++, William Hughes, 11:29
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Phil Da Lick!, 11:25
- Re: Default document viewer, Richard, 11:24
- Re: Default document viewer, Keith Thompson, 11:20
- Re: Default document viewer, Jack Klein, 11:10
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Richard Tobin, 11:08
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Jack Klein, 11:08
- Re: C vs. C++, Richard, 11:02
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, Richard Tobin, 11:02
- Re: C vs. C++, Richard, 10:59
- Re: C vs. C++, William Hughes, 10:53
- Re: C vs. C++, nick_keighley_nospam, 10:52
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, Falcon Kirtaran, 10:43
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, jameskuyper, 10:40
- Re: vsprintf without vsnprintf, Falcon Kirtaran, 10:40
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, Ben Pfaff, 10:38
- vsprintf without vsnprintf, Guillaume Dargaud, 10:37
- Re: C vs. C++, Richard, 10:35
- Re: C vs. C++, William Hughes, 10:34
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, jameskuyper, 10:29
- Re: C vs. C++, Richard, 10:24
- Re: C vs. C++, Laurent Deniau, 10:20
- Re: C vs. C++, Richard, 10:19
- Re: C vs. C++, jacob navia, 10:11
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Richard, 09:48
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Richard, 09:47
- Re: C vs. C++, Richard, 09:46
- Re: C vs. C++, Richard, 09:45
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, swengineer001@xxxxxxxxx, 09:43
- Re: C vs. C++, Bartc, 09:19
- Re: C vs. C++, Dik T. Winter, 09:19
- Re: prg usin linkd list n files, Falcon Kirtaran, 09:16
- prg usin linkd list n files, mittalkratika817@xxxxxxxxx, 09:05
- Re: double cast to int reliable?, Eric Sosman, 09:05
- Re: pointer to function?, lovecreatesbeauty@xxxxxxxxx, 08:59
- Re: C vs. C++, William Hughes, 08:59
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, nick_keighley_nospam, 08:52
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, nick_keighley_nospam, 08:51
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, nick_keighley_nospam, 08:50
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, Richard, 08:37
- Re: Bug analysis, Richard, 08:21
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, Wolfgang Draxinger, 08:05
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, David Webber, 08:00
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, Bartc, 07:47
- Re: Bug analysis, Richard, 07:39
- Re: C vs. C++, Richard, 07:33
- Re: pointer to function?, Richard, 07:33
- Re: pointer to function?, Moi, 07:18
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, Kenny McCormack, 07:03
- Re: Q about passing data as a const array, James Kuyper, 06:54
- Re: Big numbers, James Kuyper, 06:40
- Re: Arithmetic conversions and integer constants, James Kuyper, 06:29
- Re: malloc and free?, James Kuyper, 06:15
- Re: C vs. C++, Chris M. Thomasson, 05:34
- Re: C vs. C++, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:46
- Re: connecting alternative output stream to terminal, Han from China - Master Troll, 04:44
- Re: Viewing the padded bytes, user923005, 04:11
- Default document viewer, wizard, 03:59
- www.cicigogo.cn Nike AirMax,nike shox,Air Jordan,air force one,dunk,Puma,Shox,UGG 8-35$, cicitrade400, 03:59
- Re: Bug analysis, Tim Rentsch, 03:59
- Viewing the padded bytes, karthikbalaguru, 03:41
- Re: Q about passing data as a const array, Keith Thompson, 03:31
- Re: connecting alternative output stream to terminal, William Pursell, 03:03
- Re: connecting alternative output stream to terminal, William Pursell, 03:00
- Re: Comment on thread "Heathfield's errors", Qwertyioup, 02:37
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, Han from China - Master Troll, 02:35
- Q about passing data as a const array, Richard Harter, 02:27
- Re: malloc and free?, Phil Carmody, 01:57
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, Han from China - Master Troll, 01:30
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, Ben Pfaff, 01:14
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, user923005, 01:10
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, user923005, 01:00
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, Ben Pfaff, 00:50
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, Han from China - Master Troll, 00:49
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, Han from China - Master Troll, 00:40
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, Ben Pfaff, 00:39
- Re: C vs. C++, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 00:25
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, user923005, 00:25
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Han from China - Master Troll, 00:19
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, user923005, 00:19
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, Sjouke Burry, 00:18
- Re: Bug analysis, George, 00:13
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, user923005, 00:13
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 00:10
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, Ben Pfaff, 00:10
January 13, 2009
- Re: memcpy() with unitialised memory, qarnos, 23:59
- memcpy() with unitialised memory, Spiros Bousbouras, 23:38
- Re: On forgeries and lying, Han from China - Master Troll, 23:35
- Re: Bug analysis, Richard Harter, 23:13
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Richard Harter, 23:09
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, Han from China - Master Troll, 23:00
- Re: On forgeries and lying, Richard Harter, 22:59
- Re: pointer to function?, lovecreatesbeauty@xxxxxxxxx, 22:56
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Han from China - Master Troll, 22:19
- Re: Difficulty of passing char[] to function accepting unsigned char*, Tim Rentsch, 22:09
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, Kaz Kylheku, 21:46
- Re: Arithmetic conversions and integer constants, Spiros Bousbouras, 21:30
- Re: Storing setjmp()'s rv in a variable, Tim Rentsch, 21:27
- Re: C vs. C++, William Hughes, 21:23
- Re: Bug analysis, Han from China - Master Troll, 21:22
- Re: Arithmetic conversions and integer constants, Spiros Bousbouras, 21:15
- Re: Big numbers, Golden California Girls, 21:09
- Re: strange code, Tim Rentsch, 21:07
- Re: large array?? how to avoid stack overflow?, Han from China - Master Troll, 21:00
- Re: People's time being wasted by 'Han from China', Han from China - Master Troll, 20:44
- Re: pointer to function?, Han from China - Master Troll, 20:31
- Re: double cast to int reliable?, CBFalconer, 20:28
- Re: large array?? how to avoid stack overflow?, Keith Thompson, 20:28
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Richard, 20:23
- Re: C vs. C++, Richard, 20:20
- Re: People's time being wasted by 'Han from China', Han from China - Master Troll, 20:15
- Re: Big numbers, jameskuyper, 20:08
- Re: Bug analysis, CBFalconer, 20:07
- Re: large array?? how to avoid stack overflow?, Richard Tobin, 20:03
- Re: C vs. C++, CBFalconer, 19:55
- Re: double cast to int reliable?, jameskuyper, 19:50
- Re: double cast to int reliable?, jameskuyper, 19:44
- Re: Big numbers, Flash Gordon, 19:42
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- Re: C vs. C++, jameskuyper, 19:36
- Re: C vs. C++, REH, 19:34
- Re: double cast to int reliable?, jameskuyper, 19:32
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Flash Gordon, 19:26
- Re: Insert char at string, Chris M. Thomasson, 19:25
- Re: pointer to function?, user923005, 19:25
- Re: People's time being wasted by 'Han from China', Richard, 19:11
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- Re: large array?? how to avoid stack overflow?, CBFalconer, 19:07
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- Re: Big numbers, user923005, 19:06
- On forgeries and lying, Han from China - Master Troll, 19:00
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Han from China - Master Troll, 19:00
- Re: People's time being wasted by 'Han from China', Kaz Kylheku, 18:58
- Re: Big numbers, CBFalconer, 18:55
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Flash Gordon, 18:50
- Re: pointer to function?, Han from China - Master Troll, 18:50
- Re: pointer to function?, John Bode, 18:49
- Re: Insert char at string, Chris M. Thomasson, 18:46
- Re: Bug analysis, Richard Harter, 18:46
- Re: Big numbers, user923005, 18:42
- Re: double cast to int reliable?, Flash Gordon, 18:40
- Re: (part 10) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, CBFalconer, 18:38
- Re: Bug analysis, Richard Harter, 18:35
- Re: connecting alternative output stream to terminal, Richard, 18:30
- Re: double cast to int reliable?, Ben Bacarisse, 18:30
- Re: double cast to int reliable?, user923005, 18:23
- Re: Bug analysis, Keith Thompson, 18:19
- Re: double cast to int reliable?, Ben Bacarisse, 18:18
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- Re: C vs. C++, Antoninus Twink, 18:15
- Re: C vs. C++, CBFalconer, 18:09
- Re: connecting alternative output stream to terminal, Antoninus Twink, 18:04
- Re: pointer to function?, Ben Bacarisse, 18:03
- Re: Bug analysis, Antoninus Twink, 18:02
- Re: connecting alternative output stream to terminal, CBFalconer, 17:59
- Re: double cast to int reliable?, spasmous, 17:53
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Richard Harter, 17:53
- Re: Bug analysis, CBFalconer, 17:48
- Re: double cast to int reliable?, jacob navia, 17:47
- Re: How to Easily Make a Function Thread-Safe, Antoninus Twink, 17:45
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, CBFalconer, 17:44
- Re: C vs. C++, jacob navia, 17:43
- Re: (part 10) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, blargg, 17:43
- Re: C vs. C++, jacob navia, 17:39
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, CBFalconer, 17:37
- Re: C vs. C++, Keith Thompson, 17:36
- Re: C vs. C++, REH, 17:34
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Eric Sosman, 17:32
- Re: C vs. C++, jacob navia, 17:28
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- Re: double cast to int reliable?, Eric Sosman, 17:14
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Keith Thompson, 17:12
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- Re: pointer to function?, Richard, 17:04
- Re: People's time being wasted by 'Han from China', Han from China - Master Troll, 17:00
- Re: C vs. C++, REH, 16:58
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- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Stephen Sprunk, 16:54
- Re: large array?? how to avoid stack overflow?, Richard Tobin, 16:53
- Re: C vs. C++, Keith Thompson, 16:45
- Re: pointer to function?, Bill Cunningham, 16:36
- Re: malloc and free?, Bill Cunningham, 16:23
- Re: pointer to function?, Richard, 16:21
- Re: C vs. C++, REH, 16:19
- Re: Big numbers, jameskuyper, 16:18
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- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Tony, 16:03
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Tony, 16:00
- Re: Big numbers, Flash Gordon, 15:53
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- Re: [OT] Is stat function thread safe ?, Richard Harter, 15:45
- Re: Big numbers, lawrence . jones, 15:39
- Re: Big numbers, user923005, 15:38
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- Re: (part 10) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Mark McIntyre, 15:35
- Re: Big numbers, Chris M. Thomasson, 15:35
- Re: large array?? how to avoid stack overflow?, Han from China - Master Troll, 15:30
- Re: malloc and free?, jameskuyper, 15:27
- Re: (part 10) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Harald van Dijk, 15:26
- Re: large array?? how to avoid stack overflow?, Keith Thompson, 15:22
- Re: Big numbers, Flash Gordon, 15:10
- Re: (part 10) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, vippstar, 15:09
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- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Richard Bos, 15:05
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- Re: [OT] Is stat function thread safe ?, Richard Bos, 15:05
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- Re: large array?? how to avoid stack overflow?, Eric Sosman, 15:00
- Re: How to Easily Make a Function Thread-Safe, Kenny McCormack, 14:59
- Re: People's time being wasted by 'Han from China', Antoninus Twink, 14:58
- Re: People's time being wasted by 'Han from China', Antoninus Twink, 14:57
- Re: Big numbers, Keith Thompson, 14:56
- Re: Big numbers, Nate Eldredge, 14:54
- Re: Big numbers, Eric Sosman, 14:53
- Re: Big numbers, jameskuyper, 14:50
- Re: C vs. C++, Keith Thompson, 14:46
- Re: Big numbers, jameskuyper, 14:40
- Re: large array?? how to avoid stack overflow?, qarnos, 14:35
- Re: Big numbers, Chris M. Thomasson, 14:27
- Re: Big numbers, Flash Gordon, 14:26
- large array?? how to avoid stack overflow?, A.E lover, 14:24
- Re: C vs. C++, Keith Thompson, 14:24
- Re: Big numbers, marc, 14:21
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- Re: Big numbers, jameskuyper, 14:10
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- Re: Big numbers, Nate Eldredge, 13:56
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Nate Eldredge, 13:55
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Flash Gordon, 13:55
- Re: Big numbers, Joachim Schmitz, 13:54
- Re: [off topic]Strange Behaviour -- adding printf change the progra execution, jameskuyper, 13:54
- Re: People's time being wasted by 'Han from China', Richard Heathfield, 13:52
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- Re: How to Easily Make a Function Thread-Safe, Richard, 13:45
- Re: People's time being wasted by 'Han from China', Han from China - Master Troll, 13:45
- Re: Big numbers, marc, 13:43
- Re: Big numbers, J. J. Farrell, 13:41
- Re: Big numbers, jacob navia, 13:37
- Re: C vs. C++, Antoninus Twink, 13:30
- Re: People's time being wasted by 'Han from China', jacob navia, 13:29
- Re: Big numbers, marc, 13:26
- Re: People's time being wasted by 'Han from China', Antoninus Twink, 13:25
- Re: How to Easily Make a Function Thread-Safe, Antoninus Twink, 13:21
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- Re: Big numbers, Nate Eldredge, 13:11
- Re: Strange Behaviour -- adding printf change the progra execution, swengineer001@xxxxxxxxx, 13:08
- Big numbers, marc, 13:06
- Re: C vs. C++, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 12:58
- Re: Arithmetic conversions and integer constants, Han from China - Master Troll, 12:55
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- Re: C vs. C++, Keith Thompson, 12:24
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- Re: [off topic]Strange Behaviour -- adding printf change the progra execution, blargg, 12:03
- Re: (part 10) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, blargg, 11:59
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- Re: (part 10) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, vippstar, 08:22
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- Re: strange behaviour, tfelb, 08:19
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- Re: Arithmetic conversions and integer constants, James Kuyper, 08:03
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- Re: reassigning pointers, David Thompson, 03:26
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, nick_keighley_nospam, 03:12
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- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Keith Thompson, 00:43
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, Han from China - Master Troll, 00:24
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- Re: Bug analysis, Richard Harter, 00:02
January 12, 2009
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, Barry Schwarz, 23:29
- Re: Insert char at string, Barry Schwarz, 23:29
- Re: An overflow case that puzzles me, Spiros Bousbouras, 22:39
- Re: linux, named pipes (mkfifo) and a hanging application, Jack Klein, 22:33
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, CBFalconer, 22:30
- Re: An overflow case that puzzles me, Spiros Bousbouras, 22:27
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Richard, 22:06
- Re: People's time being wasted by 'Han from China', Ben Bacarisse, 21:57
- Re: People's time being wasted by 'Han from China', Han from China - Master Troll, 21:55
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Ben Bacarisse, 21:49
- Re: An overflow case that puzzles me, Bertrand Mollinier Toublet, 21:08
- Re: How to Easily Make a Function Thread-Safe, Ian Collins, 20:58
- Re: How to Easily Make a Function Thread-Safe, christian.bau, 20:53
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Stephen Sprunk, 20:43
- Re: An overflow case that puzzles me, Kaz Kylheku, 20:39
- Re: People's time being wasted by 'Han from China', blargg, 20:27
- Re: Bug analysis, Richard, 20:25
- Re: An overflow case that puzzles me, CBFalconer, 19:53
- Re: linux, named pipes (mkfifo) and a hanging application, CBFalconer, 19:40
- Re: C vs. C++, CBFalconer, 19:31
- Re: Bug analysis, CBFalconer, 19:25
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, CBFalconer, 19:06
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, CBFalconer, 19:02
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, CBFalconer, 18:52
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, CBFalconer, 18:43
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Phil Carmody, 18:32
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Han from China - Master Troll, 18:23
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Keith Thompson, 18:20
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Han from China - Master Troll, 18:19
- Re: linux, named pipes (mkfifo) and a hanging application, Kaz Kylheku, 17:41
- Re: (part 10) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, jacob navia, 17:22
- Re: An overflow case that puzzles me, Eric Sosman, 17:12
- Re: linux, named pipes (mkfifo) and a hanging application, Richard, 17:02
- Re: linux, named pipes (mkfifo) and a hanging application, jameskuyper, 16:58
- Re: An overflow case that puzzles me, jameskuyper, 16:48
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Phil Carmody, 16:47
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, Han from China - Master Troll, 16:37
- Re: inline doesn't work - what I am doing wrong?, copx, 16:36
- Re: linux, named pipes (mkfifo) and a hanging application, Antoninus Twink, 16:35
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Ben Bacarisse, 16:32
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Antoninus Twink, 16:26
- Re: linux, named pipes (mkfifo) and a hanging application, Kaz Kylheku, 16:22
- Re: inline doesn't work - what I am doing wrong?, Kaz Kylheku, 16:13
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- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Keith Thompson, 16:02
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Richard, 16:01
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Richard Heathfield, 15:57
- Re: C vs. C++, jacob navia, 15:57
- Re: An overflow case that puzzles me, Spiros Bousbouras, 15:44
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, Kaz Kylheku, 15:42
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- Re: C vs. C++, Kaz Kylheku, 15:19
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Spiros Bousbouras, 15:06
- Re: An overflow case that puzzles me, Eric Sosman, 15:00
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Keith Thompson, 14:50
- Re: An overflow case that puzzles me, jameskuyper, 14:50
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Ben Bacarisse, 14:39
- Re: linux, named pipes (mkfifo) and a hanging application, Antoninus Twink, 14:23
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, Han from China - Master Troll, 14:10
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, Han from China - Master Troll, 14:10
- Re: Bug analysis, Richard, 13:59
- Re: inline doesn't work - what I am doing wrong?, Richard, 13:57
- Re: Bug analysis, Antoninus Twink, 13:50
- Re: Bug analysis, Richard Heathfield, 13:48
- Re: inline doesn't work - what I am doing wrong?, Andrey Tarasevich, 13:47
- Re: C vs. C++, jacob navia, 13:38
- Re: inet_ntoa not returning correct values, Han from China - Master Troll, 13:32
- Re: C vs. C++, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 13:12
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Keith Thompson, 13:11
- Re: Bug analysis, Richard Harter, 13:11
- Re: Bug analysis, Eric Sosman, 13:09
- Re: linux, named pipes (mkfifo) and a hanging application, Richard, 13:09
- Re: An overflow case that puzzles me, Bertrand Mollinier Toublet, 13:08
- Re: C vs. C++, jameskuyper, 13:02
- Re: linux, named pipes (mkfifo) and a hanging application, Richard, 13:02
- Re: linux, named pipes (mkfifo) and a hanging application, Han from China - Master Troll, 12:56
- Re: linux, named pipes (mkfifo) and a hanging application, Han from China - Master Troll, 12:53
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Richard Heathfield, 12:46
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Stephen Sprunk, 12:45
- Re: linux, named pipes (mkfifo) and a hanging application, Richard Heathfield, 12:38
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Keith Thompson, 12:28
- Re: linux, named pipes (mkfifo) and a hanging application, Richard, 12:28
- Re: linux, named pipes (mkfifo) and a hanging application, jameskuyper, 12:27
- Re: linux, named pipes (mkfifo) and a hanging application, Keith Thompson, 12:27
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Keith Thompson, 12:24
- Re: Bug analysis, Richard, 12:23
- Re: Looking for tips for portable printf() specifiers for signed ints of varying sizes, Keith Thompson, 12:21
- Re: linux, named pipes (mkfifo) and a hanging application, avishaih, 12:21
- Re: Bug analysis, Richard Heathfield, 12:20
- Re: linux, named pipes (mkfifo) and a hanging application, avishaih, 12:16
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Richard Heathfield, 12:15
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, J. J. Farrell, 12:08
- Re: linux, named pipes (mkfifo) and a hanging application, Richard, 12:05
- Re: Bug analysis, John Doe, 12:05
- Re: inline doesn't work - what I am doing wrong?, Richard, 12:00
- Re: Looking for tips for portable printf() specifiers for signed ints of varying sizes, Stephan Beal, 11:59
- Re: inline doesn't work - what I am doing wrong?, Keith Thompson, 11:38
- Re: linux, named pipes (mkfifo) and a hanging application, Keith Thompson, 11:31
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Keith Thompson, 11:20
- Re: linux, named pipes (mkfifo) and a hanging application, sveiki, 10:25
- Re: inline doesn't work - what I am doing wrong?, s0suk3, 10:13
- Re: inet_ntoa not returning correct values, David Resnick, 09:44
- Re: inet_ntoa not returning correct values, Falcon Kirtaran, 09:35
- inet_ntoa not returning correct values, satish . burnwal, 09:28
- Re: Bug analysis, blargg, 09:25
- Re: inline doesn't work - what I am doing wrong?, blargg, 09:14
- Re: C vs. C++, William Hughes, 09:12
- Re: linux, named pipes (mkfifo) and a hanging application, Falcon Kirtaran, 09:11
- Re: Compound literals efficiency, Marcus Harnisch, 08:56
- Re: Insert char at string, Richard, 08:53
- Re: Bit fields Vs logical operators?, Marcus Harnisch, 08:50
- Re: Optimization Level -O2 in gcc, felipemartinsss, 08:50
- Re: Need help with struct *** dirent ???, Richard, 08:48
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Richard, 08:42
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- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Richard, 08:34
- Re: C vs. C++, Richard, 08:30
- Re: Insert char at string, woo, 07:34
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Richard Harter, 07:19
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, Ben Bacarisse, 06:23
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, James Kuyper, 06:21
- Re: People's time being wasted by 'Han from China', James Kuyper, 06:10
- Re: Insert char at string, Ike Naar, 06:04
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- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, Han from China - Master Troll, 05:10
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, jacob navia, 04:42
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- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:28
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, Kaz Kylheku, 04:13
- Re: People's time being wasted by 'Han from China', Han from China - Master Troll, 04:11
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:10
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:09
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, Han from China - Master Troll, 03:55
- Re: People's time being wasted by 'Han from China', Joachim Schmitz, 03:37
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Spiros Bousbouras, 03:21
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, Barry Schwarz, 02:25
- Re: Insert char at string, Barry Schwarz, 02:09
- Re: Insert char at string, Richard Heathfield, 01:57
- Re: lvalue and rvalue?, Han from China - Master Troll, 01:45
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- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, Kaz Kylheku, 00:19
- Re: inline doesn't work - what I am doing wrong?, Stephen Sprunk, 00:05
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, Han from China - Master Troll, 00:03
- Re: lvalue and rvalue?, Kaz Kylheku, 00:00
January 11, 2009
- Re: inline doesn't work - what I am doing wrong?, copx, 23:10
- Re: People's time being wasted by 'Han from China', Han from China - Master Troll, 22:46
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, CBFalconer, 22:43
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, CBFalconer, 22:40
- Re: inline doesn't work - what I am doing wrong?, copx, 22:40
- Re: Looking for tips for portable printf() specifiers for signed ints of varying sizes, Keith Thompson, 22:24
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Keith Thompson, 22:18
- Re: Looking for tips for portable printf() specifiers for signed ints of varying sizes, Ben Pfaff, 22:14
- Re: People's time being wasted by 'Han from China', Keith Thompson, 22:13
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Keith Thompson, 22:05
- Re: inline doesn't work - what I am doing wrong?, James Kuyper, 22:01
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, James Kuyper, 21:54
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- Re: Bug analysis, Spiros Bousbouras, 21:37
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, Ben Bacarisse, 21:37
- Re: inline doesn't work - what I am doing wrong?, Stephen Sprunk, 21:30
- Re: C vs. C++, James Kuyper, 21:27
- Re: People's time being wasted by 'Han from China', James Kuyper, 21:02
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Chris McDonald, 20:59
- Re: C vs. C++, CBFalconer, 20:30
- Re: Insert char at string, aloha826@xxxxxxxxx, 20:28
- Re: Optimization Level -O2 in gcc, CBFalconer, 20:11
- Re: Bug analysis, Han from China - Master Troll, 20:10
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, David R Tribble, 20:02
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, David R Tribble, 19:57
- Re: inline doesn't work - what I am doing wrong?, Falcon Kirtaran, 19:48
- Re: Insert char at string, Richard Heathfield, 19:43
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, CBFalconer, 19:35
- inline doesn't work - what I am doing wrong?, copx, 19:33
- Insert char at string, aloha826@xxxxxxxxx, 19:25
- Re: Bug analysis, Richard Heathfield, 19:15
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Falcon Kirtaran, 19:09
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Han from China - Master Troll, 19:08
- Re: lvalue and rvalue?, CBFalconer, 19:04
- Re: Bug analysis, Han from China - Master Troll, 19:03
- Re: C vs. C++, Wolfgang Draxinger, 19:02
- Re: C vs. C++, Mark McIntyre, 19:02
- Re: Bug analysis, Mark McIntyre, 19:01
- Re: C vs. C++, Ian Collins, 18:28
- Re: Bug analysis, Ian Collins, 18:26
- Re: Bug analysis, Ian Collins, 18:25
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Han from China - Master Troll, 18:25
- C vs. C++, beggars . banquet, 18:19
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Mark McIntyre, 18:18
- Re: Bug analysis, jacob navia, 18:17
- Re: Bug analysis, jacob navia, 18:16
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Bart, 18:15
- Re: Bug analysis, Ian Collins, 18:14
- Re: comp.lang.c: Why no subcategories?, Mark McIntyre, 18:13
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, jacob navia, 18:13
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Charlton Wilbur, 18:06
- Re: People's time being wasted by 'Han from China', jacob navia, 18:02
- People's time being wasted by 'Han from China', James Harris, 18:01
- Re: People's time being wasted by 'Han from China', jacob navia, 18:01
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Han from China - Master Troll, 17:55
- Bug analysis, jacob navia, 17:52
- Re: Looking for tips for portable printf() specifiers for signed ints of varying sizes, Barry Schwarz, 17:52
- Re: Looking for tips for portable printf() specifiers for signed ints of varying sizes, Barry Schwarz, 17:52
- Re: Looking for tips for portable printf() specifiers for signed ints of varying sizes, Falcon Kirtaran, 17:52
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Han from China - Master Troll, 17:50
- People's time being wasted by 'Han from China', James Harris, 17:49
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Falcon Kirtaran, 17:49
- Re: Looking for tips for portable printf() specifiers for signed ints of varying sizes, Ian Collins, 17:43
- Re: Looking for tips for portable printf() specifiers for signed ints of varying sizes, Stephan Beal, 17:39
- Re: Looking for tips for portable printf() specifiers for signed ints of varying sizes, Stephan Beal, 17:28
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, jacob navia, 17:20
- Re: Looking for tips for portable printf() specifiers for signed ints of varying sizes, Harald van Dijk, 17:18
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Ian Collins, 17:12
- Re: connecting alternative output stream to terminal, Han from China - Master Troll, 17:09
- Re: Looking for tips for portable printf() specifiers for signed ints of varying sizes, Falcon Kirtaran, 17:05
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Ian Collins, 17:02
- Looking for tips for portable printf() specifiers for signed ints of varying sizes, Stephan Beal, 16:59
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Falcon Kirtaran, 16:58
- Re: IBM XL C/C++ NOSTRICT_INDUCTION, christian.bau, 16:54
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Richard Heathfield, 16:53
- Re: connecting alternative output stream to terminal, Falcon Kirtaran, 16:52
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Richard Heathfield, 16:41
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Richard Harter, 16:34
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, s0suk3, 16:30
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Kenny McCormack, 16:21
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Antoninus Twink, 16:16
- Re: Bit fields Vs logical operators?, Rui Maciel, 16:09
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Charles Richmond, 16:08
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, gw7rib, 16:03
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Keith Thompson, 15:56
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Keith Thompson, 15:49
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Richard Heathfield, 15:44
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Han from China - Master Troll, 15:39
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, jacob navia, 15:27
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Han from China - Master Troll, 15:23
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Malcolm McLean, 15:00
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, jacob navia, 14:57
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Malcolm McLean, 14:50
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, qarnos, 14:43
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Keith Thompson, 14:43
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Malcolm McLean, 14:31
- Re: connecting alternative output stream to terminal, Christof Warlich, 14:30
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Keith Thompson, 14:30
- Re: connecting alternative output stream to terminal, Christof Warlich, 14:25
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Keith Thompson, 14:21
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Richard Tobin, 14:12
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Richard Tobin, 14:10
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- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Malcolm McLean, 13:55
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Han from China - Master Troll, 13:40
- Re: hi, parmenides, 13:29
- Re: connecting alternative output stream to terminal, Han from China - Master Troll, 13:23
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Malcolm McLean, 13:02
- Re: Need help with struct *** dirent ???, Kenny McCormack, 12:59
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Han from China - Master Troll, 12:55
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Falcon Kirtaran, 12:53
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Keith Thompson, 12:53
- Re: connecting alternative output stream to terminal, Falcon Kirtaran, 12:38
- Re: Need help with struct *** dirent ???, Han from China - Master Troll, 12:37
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Richard Heathfield, 12:24
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Han from China - Master Troll, 12:20
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Han from China - Master Troll, 12:15
- Re: Assert and application, Richard Tobin, 12:10
- Re: Need help with struct *** dirent ???, nick_keighley_nospam, 12:10
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Kenny McCormack, 11:53
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, jacob navia, 11:49
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Keith Thompson, 11:46
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Kenny McCormack, 11:42
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, jacob navia, 11:34
- Re: Optimization Level -O2 in gcc, felipemartinsss, 11:28
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Golden California Girls, 11:27
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Han from China - Master Troll, 11:25
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Kenny McCormack, 11:22
- Re: Assert and application, Rafael, 11:17
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Malcolm McLean, 11:12
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Keith Thompson, 11:12
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Malcolm McLean, 11:09
- Re: Optimization Level -O2 in gcc, Keith Thompson, 11:04
- Re: Optimization Level -O2 in gcc, James Kuyper, 11:03
- Re: Assert and application, Malcolm McLean, 10:54
- Re: Assert and application, Rafael, 10:52
- Re: connecting alternative output stream to terminal, Flash Gordon, 10:37
- Re: How to check for errors when inputting a number, James Kuyper, 10:37
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Keith Thompson, 10:35
- Re: Optimization Level -O2 in gcc, Flash Gordon, 10:34
- Re: Optimization Level -O2 in gcc, Anthony Fremont, 10:29
- Re: lvalue and rvalue?, Keith Thompson, 10:22
- Re: Optimization Level -O2 in gcc, Eric Sosman, 10:03
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, James Kuyper, 09:54
- Optimization Level -O2 in gcc, felipemartinsss, 09:41
- Re: Assert and application, vippstar, 09:39
- Re: connecting alternative output stream to terminal, Richard, 09:15
- Assert and application, Rafael, 08:35
- Re: connecting alternative output stream to terminal, Flash Gordon, 08:22
- Re: lvalue and rvalue?, Phil Carmody, 08:21
- Finally Found A Program That Crushes Your Bills!, marianross, 07:58
- Re: lvalue and rvalue?, Magnus Brand, 07:55
- Re: connecting alternative output stream to terminal, Christof Warlich, 07:32
- Re: Need help with struct *** dirent ???, Richard, 06:54
- Re: OT: My killfile, Antoninus Twink, 06:53
- Re: [OT] Is stat function thread safe ?, Richard, 06:48
- Re: [OT] Is stat function thread safe ?, Antoninus Twink, 06:35
- Re: Stats for comp.lang.c (last 7 days), Falcon Kirtaran, 06:04
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, jacob navia, 05:32
- Re: connecting alternative output stream to terminal, Falcon Kirtaran, 05:27
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Falcon Kirtaran, 05:18
- Re: Storing setjmp()'s rv in a variable, Kaz Kylheku, 05:02
- connecting alternative output stream to terminal, Christof Warlich, 04:53
- Re: (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Richard Harter, 04:37
- (part 9) More Schildt-like errors in Dicky Heathen's book, Han from China - Master Troll, 02:16
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Stephen Sprunk, 02:02
- How to check for errors when inputting a number, Albert, 01:58
- Re: Is stat function thread safe ?, Han from China - Master Troll, 01:53
- Re: Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, qarnos, 01:33
- Re: comp.lang.c: Why no subcategories?, Han from China - Master Troll, 01:14
- Are ++ and -- operators really more efficient, Sac, 01:06
- Re: Is stat function thread safe ?, Barry Schwarz, 00:52
- Re: lvalue and rvalue?, Stephen Sprunk, 00:23
- Re: lvalue and rvalue?, Han from China - Master Troll, 00:10
January 10, 2009
- Re: [OT] Is stat function thread safe ?, Richard Harter, 23:56
- Re: [OT] Is stat function thread safe ?, Richard Harter, 23:55
- Re: Stats for comp.lang.c (last 7 days), Han from China - Master Troll, 23:42
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Han from China - Master Troll, 23:40
- Re: lvalue and rvalue?, Ian Collins, 23:38
- Re: lvalue and rvalue?, James Kuyper, 23:35
- Re: comp.lang.c: Why no subcategories?, Golden California Girls, 23:34
- Re: lvalue and rvalue?, Keith Thompson, 23:32
- Re: lvalue and rvalue?, Magnus Brand, 23:22
- Re: comp.lang.c: Why no subcategories?, James Kuyper, 23:19
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Ian Collins, 23:17
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, James Kuyper, 23:15
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, James Kuyper, 23:09
- Re: comp.lang.c: Why no subcategories?, Tony, 23:02
- Re: Stats for comp.lang.c (last 7 days), Richard Harter, 22:19
- Re: Is stat function thread safe ?, Han from China - Master Troll, 21:38
- Re: Need help with struct *** dirent ???, eddie, 21:35
- Re: Need help with struct *** dirent ???, Anthony Fremont, 20:03
- Re: Need help with struct *** dirent ???, Han from China - Master Troll, 20:02
- Re: what's the expected behavior for duplicate symbol, CBFalconer, 19:51
- Re: comp.lang.c: Why no subcategories?, Gordon Burditt, 19:48
- Re: Stats for comp.lang.c (last 7 days), CBFalconer, 19:47
- Re: [OT] Is stat function thread safe ?, CBFalconer, 19:31
- Re: Need help with struct *** dirent ???, Richard Heathfield, 19:22
- Re: OT: My killfile, Kenny McCormack, 19:17
- Re: Need help with struct *** dirent ???, Kenny McCormack, 19:16
- Re: Need help with struct *** dirent ???, Flash Gordon, 19:14
- Re: OT: My killfile, Mark McIntyre, 19:00
- Need help with struct *** dirent ???, eddie, 18:55
- Re: Stats for comp.lang.c (last 7 days), Han from China - Master Troll, 18:30
- Re: comp.lang.c: Why no subcategories?, Han from China - Master Troll, 18:20
- Re: what's the expected behavior for duplicate symbol, SamL, 18:16
- Re: what's the expected behavior for duplicate symbol, Eric Sosman, 17:41
- Re: Defning SIZE_MAX, ozbear, 17:35
- Re: what's the expected behavior for duplicate symbol, Harald van Dijk, 17:33
- what's the expected behavior for duplicate symbol, SamL, 17:23
- Re: comp.lang.c: Why no subcategories?, Ian Collins, 17:21
- Re: comp.lang.c: Why no subcategories?, Obnoxious User, 16:46
- Re: Stats for comp.lang.c (last 7 days), Antoninus Twink, 16:19
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Phil Carmody, 16:15
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Anthony Fremont, 16:06
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Richard, 15:44
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Ian Collins, 15:35
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Ian Collins, 15:31
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Tony, 15:10
- Re: lvalue and rvalue?, Han from China - Master Troll, 15:10
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Martin Ambuhl, 15:08
- Stats for comp.lang.c (last 7 days), CLC stats, 15:07
- Re: Bit fields Vs logical operators?, Ben Pfaff, 15:03
- comp.lang.c: Why no subcategories?, Tony, 15:02
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Han from China - Master Troll, 14:35
- Re: lvalue and rvalue?, Han from China - Master Troll, 14:09
- Re: lvalue and rvalue?, Keith Thompson, 13:57
- Re: lvalue and rvalue?, Keith Thompson, 13:52
- Re: lvalue and rvalue?, Richard Heathfield, 13:40
- Re: lvalue and rvalue?, Magnus Brand, 13:37
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Keith Thompson, 13:34
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Han from China - Master Troll, 13:34
- Re: Memory layout in unions, Keith Thompson, 13:32
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Keith Thompson, 13:09
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Han from China - Master Troll, 13:06
- Re: [OT] Is stat function thread safe ?, Phil Carmody, 13:05
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Han from China - Master Troll, 13:05
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Han from China - Master Troll, 13:05
- Saw children in the face of tanks, HEBAbrothers, 12:55
- Re: An overflow case that puzzles me, Barry Schwarz, 12:43
- Bit fields Vs logical operators?, Rui Maciel, 12:20
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- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Richard, 12:13
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Chris McDonald, 12:07
- Re: [OT] Is stat function thread safe ?, Richard Harter, 11:54
- Re: Needed features in upcoming standards, Spiros Bousbouras, 11:48
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Han from China - Master Troll, 11:46
- Re: Defning SIZE_MAX, Han from China - Master Troll, 11:40
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Richard, 11:38
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, James Kuyper, 11:30
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, nick_keighley_nospam, 11:26
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, James Kuyper, 11:24
- Re: forward declaration of a struct typedef, eliben, 11:19
- lvalue and rvalue?, Zach, 11:14
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, James Kuyper, 11:07
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, James Kuyper, 11:03
- Re: Pointers and constants, Han from China - Master Troll, 11:01
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, James Kuyper, 10:59
- Re: forward declaration of a struct typedef, Han from China - Master Troll, 10:54
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, James Kuyper, 10:50
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, James Kuyper, 10:46
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, James Kuyper, 10:44
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, James Kuyper, 10:42
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Bartc, 10:20
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Han from China - Master Troll, 10:00
- Re: An overflow case that puzzles me, Phil Carmody, 09:51
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Han from China - Master Troll, 09:48
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Han from China - Master Troll, 09:48
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Harald van Dijk, 09:21
- Re: Pointers and constants, Richard Bos, 08:49
- Re: OT: My killfile, Richard Bos, 08:49
- Re: Pointers and constants, Richard Bos, 08:49
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Ben Bacarisse, 08:43
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Kenny McCormack, 08:19
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Kenny McCormack, 08:17
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Kenny McCormack, 08:15
- Re: malloc and free?, Daniel Molina Wegener, 08:00
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Anthony Fremont, 07:57
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Martin Ambuhl, 07:51
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Kenny McCormack, 07:49
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Anthony Fremont, 07:48
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Flash Gordon, 07:47
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Martin Ambuhl, 07:47
- Re: [OT] Is stat function thread safe ?, Kenny McCormack, 07:45
- Re: Whgere can I find Factorial source code?, Kenny McCormack, 07:43
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Kenny McCormack, 07:37
- Re: Memory layout in unions, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 07:21
- Re: Memory layout in unions, qarnos, 06:46
- Re: Memory layout in unions, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 06:27
- Re: Memory layout in unions, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 06:23
- Re: Memory layout in unions, just . a . garbageman, 06:03
- Re: [OT] Is stat function thread safe ?, Antoninus Twink, 05:45
- Re: Whgere can I find Factorial source code?, jacob navia, 05:37
- Re: Whgere can I find Factorial source code?, user923005, 05:36
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Antoninus Twink, 05:36
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Antoninus Twink, 05:35
- Re: Whgere can I find Factorial source code?, petertwocakes, 05:34
- Re: Whgere can I find Factorial source code?, petertwocakes, 05:27
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Joachim Schmitz, 05:05
- Memory layout in unions, qarnos, 05:02
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, just . a . garbageman, 04:46
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Phil Carmody, 04:32
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Phil Carmody, 04:16
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Phil Carmody, 04:10
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Richard Heathfield, 04:06
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Keith Thompson, 03:54
- Re: An overflow case that puzzles me, Spiros Bousbouras, 03:09
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Martin Ambuhl, 02:56
- Re: [OT] Is stat function thread safe ?, Phil Carmody, 02:52
- Re: An overflow case that puzzles me, Barry Schwarz, 02:42
- Re: forward declaration of a struct typedef, eliben, 02:31
- Re: invalid lvalue in assignment, Default User, 01:58
- Free Download - Microsoft Windows 7 Beta, GoodieMan, 01:10
- Re: invalid lvalue in assignment, Spiros Bousbouras, 00:48
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Tony, 00:48
- Re: Whgere can I find Factorial source code?, Han from China - Master Troll, 00:40
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Tony, 00:25
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, qarnos, 00:24
- Re: An overflow case that puzzles me, Spiros Bousbouras, 00:22
- Re: An overflow case that puzzles me, Barry Schwarz, 00:07
- Re: Defning SIZE_MAX, Keith Thompson, 00:07
January 09, 2009
- Re: Defning SIZE_MAX, Ian Collins, 23:56
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Tony, 23:47
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Tony, 23:43
- Defning SIZE_MAX, ozbear, 23:40
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Tony, 23:39
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- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Han from China - Master Troll, 23:25
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Tony, 23:21
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Tony, 23:00
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Anthony Fremont, 22:37
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Ben Bacarisse, 22:35
- Re: An overflow case that puzzles me, Spiros Bousbouras, 22:31
- Re: invalid lvalue in assignment, Chad, 22:29
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Han from China - Master Troll, 22:24
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Keith Thompson, 22:16
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Anthony Fremont, 22:15
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Martin Ambuhl, 21:46
- Re: invalid lvalue in assignment, Default User, 21:31
- Re: invalid lvalue in assignment, Chad, 21:26
- Re: invalid lvalue in assignment, Chad, 21:24
- Re: Whgere can I find Factorial source code?, user923005, 21:18
- Re: An overflow case that puzzles me, Richard Heathfield, 21:10
- Re: malloc and free?, Han from China - Master Troll, 21:02
- Re: invalid lvalue in assignment, Default User, 21:00
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Anthony Fremont, 20:42
- Re: invalid lvalue in assignment, Chad, 20:38
- Re: invalid lvalue in assignment, Han from China - Master Troll, 20:33
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Richard Tobin, 20:30
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Han from China - Master Troll, 20:25
- Re: malloc and free?, Ian Collins, 20:24
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Wojtek Lerch, 20:22
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Ian Collins, 20:12
- Re: invalid lvalue in assignment, Default User, 20:12
- Re: invalid lvalue in assignment, Default User, 20:05
- Re: malloc and free?, Martin Ambuhl, 20:02
- Re: invalid lvalue in assignment, Richard Tobin, 20:02
- Re: malloc and free?, rockdale, 19:56
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Martin Ambuhl, 19:53
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Bartc, 19:52
- Re: invalid lvalue in assignment, Han from China - Master Troll, 19:45
- Re: forward declaration of a struct typedef, CBFalconer, 19:41
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Han from China - Master Troll, 19:41
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- Re: [OT] Is stat function thread safe ?, CBFalconer, 19:30
- malloc and free?, rockdale, 19:29
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, CBFalconer, 19:25
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- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Ben Pfaff, 19:02
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- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Ian Collins, 17:37
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- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Kenny McCormack, 17:21
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Keith Thompson, 17:09
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- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Keith Thompson, 12:41
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Richard Heathfield, 12:39
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- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, jameskuyper, 12:24
- Re: forward declaration of a struct typedef, Han from China - Master Troll, 12:20
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Richard Heathfield, 12:00
- Re: [OT] Is stat function thread safe ?, Richard Heathfield, 11:55
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Amandil, 11:52
- Re: forward declaration of a struct typedef, Anthony Fremont, 11:42
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Joachim Schmitz, 11:36
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- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Wojtek Lerch, 11:04
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- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Richard, 10:14
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Bartc, 10:06
- forward declaration of a struct typedef, eliben, 09:45
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Richard, 09:34
- Re: Timers using hash tables, Eric Sosman, 09:26
- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Joachim Schmitz, 09:00
- Re: Difficulty of passing char[] to function accepting unsigned char*, Han from China - Master Troll, 08:55
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- Re: Difficulty of passing char[] to function accepting unsigned char*, Han from China - Master Troll, 08:29
- Re: [OT] Is stat function thread safe ?, Richard, 08:16
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Richard Tobin, 07:55
- Re: Difficulty of passing char[] to function accepting unsigned char*, James Kuyper, 07:39
- Re: [OT] Is stat function thread safe ?, James Kuyper, 07:34
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, James Kuyper, 07:31
- Re: Difficulty of passing char[] to function accepting unsigned char*, Han from China - Master Troll, 07:20
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Tony, 06:39
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January 08, 2009
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- Re: Is stat function thread safe ?, Sjouke Burry, 20:51
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- Re: [OT] Is stat function thread safe ?, Richard Harter, 19:04
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Antoninus Twink, 19:03
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- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Richard, 18:56
- Re: Porting from POSIX (FILE*) API to file descriptors. What is the equivalent of..., CBFalconer, 18:54
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Richard, 18:54
- Re: [OT] Is stat function thread safe ?, Wolfgang Draxinger, 18:44
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- Re: What is C header file sys/cdefs.h used for?, Richard Heathfield, 18:12
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- Re: [OT] Is stat function thread safe ?, Richard, 14:36
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Keith Thompson, 14:28
- Re: Porting from POSIX (FILE*) API to file descriptors. What is the equivalent of..., Stephan Beal, 14:21
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January 07, 2009
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- Re: assert (unsigned > 0), John Carter, 21:49
- Re: [OT] Is stat function thread safe ?, Richard, 21:38
- Re: Assertions that give full function call stack, John Carter, 21:33
- Re: Writing a function to figure out if stack grows up or down, Stephen Sprunk, 21:27
- Re: pls help modify it, james, 21:10
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- Re: [OT] Is stat function thread safe ?, Wolfgang Draxinger, 20:57
- Re: Is stat function thread safe ?, Richard Harter, 20:34
- Re: Problem with realloc (I think), qarnos, 20:22
- Re: Problem with realloc (I think), Tim Rentsch, 20:02
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Kenny McCormack, 19:57
- Re: OT: My killfile, Kenny McCormack, 19:53
- Re: Writing a function to figure out if stack grows up or down, Keith Thompson, 19:53
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Keith Thompson, 19:52
- Re: Storing a pointer in an int?, Tim Rentsch, 19:46
- Re: bitwise operator !!, Tim Rentsch, 19:31
- Re: bitwise operator !!, Tim Rentsch, 19:30
- Re: bitwise operator !!, Tim Rentsch, 19:27
- Re: [OT] Is stat function thread safe ?, Flash Gordon, 19:27
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Richard, 19:23
- Re: Writing a function to figure out if stack grows up or down, Richard, 19:20
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Flash Gordon, 19:19
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Golden California Girls, 19:13
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Wojtek Lerch, 19:11
- Re: A question about pointer of array., Tim Rentsch, 19:10
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Keith Thompson, 19:09
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, jameskuyper, 19:07
- Re: OT: My killfile, Han from China - Master Troll, 19:06
- Re: Writing a function to figure out if stack grows up or down, Keith Thompson, 19:04
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, CBFalconer, 18:57
- Re: Writing a function to figure out if stack grows up or down, Antoninus Twink, 18:55
- Re: OT: My killfile, Han from China - Master Troll, 18:51
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, CBFalconer, 18:51
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Richard, 18:49
- Re: Writing a function to figure out if stack grows up or down, Richard, 18:46
- Re: Is stat function thread safe ?, Kenny McCormack, 18:45
- Re: Writing a function to figure out if stack grows up or down, Richard, 18:44
- Re: Writing a function to figure out if stack grows up or down, Richard, 18:43
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Ben Bacarisse, 18:43
- Re: [OT] Is stat function thread safe ?, Richard, 18:41
- Re: void * and explicit cast, Tim Rentsch, 18:39
- Re: Is stat function thread safe ?, Richard, 18:39
- Re: OT: My killfile, Richard, 18:37
- Re: Is stat function thread safe ?, Ben Bacarisse, 18:27
- Re: How to get strcmp() to work with number strings?, Steve555, 18:24
- Re: OT: My killfile, Keith Thompson, 18:18
- Re: Writing a function to figure out if stack grows up or down, Richard Tobin, 18:11
- Re: OT: My killfile, Mark McIntyre, 18:07
- Re: Is stat function thread safe ?, Han from China - Master Troll, 18:06
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Richard Tobin, 18:06
- Re: OT: My killfile, Mark McIntyre, 18:04
- Re: OT: My killfile, Mark McIntyre, 18:03
- Re: Writing a function to figure out if stack grows up or down, Keith Thompson, 17:46
- Re: Pointers and constants, Han from China - Master Troll, 17:40
- Re: pls help modify it, Martin Ambuhl, 17:39
- Re: Writing a function to figure out if stack grows up or down, gw7rib, 17:27
- Re: Writing a function to figure out if stack grows up or down, CBFalconer, 17:22
- Re: Is stat function thread safe ?, Keith Thompson, 17:19
- Re: pls help modify it, CBFalconer, 17:17
- Re: Pointers and constants, Antoninus Twink, 17:14
- Re: Is stat function thread safe ?, CBFalconer, 17:13
- [OT] Is stat function thread safe ?, CBFalconer, 17:12
- Re: How to get strcmp() to work with number strings?, jameskuyper, 17:09
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Keith Thompson, 17:07
- Re: Writing a function to figure out if stack grows up or down, Gordon Burditt, 16:53
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, jameskuyper, 16:52
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Richard, 16:51
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, CBFalconer, 16:46
- Re: Pointers and constants, Han from China - Master Troll, 16:45
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, CBFalconer, 16:41
- Re: Is this a Standard Portable C Program?, Han from China - Master Troll, 16:40
- Re: Is stat function thread safe ?, Han from China - Master Troll, 16:38
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, CBFalconer, 16:28
- Re: Writing a function to figure out if stack grows up or down, Stephen Sprunk, 16:22
- Re: Counting chars after fprintf on a terminal, Spiros Bousbouras, 16:02
- Re: Writing a function to figure out if stack grows up or down, Michael Angelo Ravera, 15:50
- Re: Counting chars after fprintf on a terminal, Obnoxious User, 15:28
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Keith Thompson, 15:06
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Tony, 14:52
- Re: Counting chars after fprintf on a terminal, Antonio Maschio, 14:40
- Re: How to get strcmp() to work with number strings?, Steve555, 14:31
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, jacob navia, 14:08
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Rafael, 13:36
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, jacob navia, 13:24
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Keith Thompson, 13:15
- Re: Is this a Standard Portable C Program?, Keith Thompson, 13:00
- Re: Oh! The people of all over the world!, Keith Thompson, 12:59
- Re: Is stat function thread safe ?, Antoninus Twink, 12:52
- Re: Is stat function thread safe ?, Antoninus Twink, 12:47
- Re: Pointers and constants, Richard, 12:38
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Antoninus Twink, 12:31
- Re: Pointers and constants, Antoninus Twink, 12:27
- Re: Writing a function to figure out if stack grows up or down, Eric Sosman, 12:16
- Re: Is this a Standard Portable C Program?, Chris M. Thomasson, 12:09
- Writing a function to figure out if stack grows up or down, sacindia2000@xxxxxxxxx, 11:49
- Re: How to get strcmp() to work with number strings?, jameskuyper, 11:29
- Re: How to get strcmp() to work with number strings?, Eric Sosman, 11:22
- Re: pls help modify it, Obnoxious User, 11:18
- Re: How to get strcmp() to work with number strings?, Willem, 10:57
- Re: How to get strcmp() to work with number strings?, David Resnick, 10:55
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- How to get strcmp() to work with number strings?, Steve555, 10:24
- Re: Counting chars after fprintf on a terminal, Rafael, 10:04
- Counting chars after fprintf on a terminal, Antonio Maschio, 09:04
- Re: pls help modify it, nick_keighley_nospam, 08:54
- Re: pls help modify it, Chris Dollin, 08:54
- Re: pls help modify it, Anthony Fremont, 08:51
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, jacob navia, 08:46
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, jacob navia, 08:44
- pls help modify it, james, 08:44
- Re: Something like assert() while define NDEBUG, but not abort(), Eric Sosman, 08:40
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Rui Maciel, 08:12
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Bartc, 08:08
- Re: Is stat function thread safe ?, James Kuyper, 07:56
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, jacob navia, 07:44
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, pete, 07:29
- Re: Is stat function thread safe ?, satish . burnwal, 07:24
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Bartc, 07:22
- Re: Difficulty of passing char[] to function accepting unsigned char*, pete, 07:18
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, James Kuyper, 07:04
- Re: Something like assert() while define NDEBUG, but not abort(), nick_keighley_nospam, 07:03
- Re: Difficulty of passing char[] to function accepting unsigned char*, Han from China - Master Troll, 06:59
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- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, nick_keighley_nospam, 06:19
- Re: Is stat function thread safe ?, Han from China - Master Troll, 06:11
- Re: Difficulty of passing char[] to function accepting unsigned char*, Han from China - Master Troll, 06:02
- JIMMY CHOO bags ( paypal payment )( www.king-trade.cn ), salewholeku, 04:58
- Something like assert() while define NDEBUG, but not abort(), Alex Vinokur, 04:10
- Re: Zunes bug, Jean-Marc Bourguet, 03:53
- Re: Is stat function thread safe ?, user923005, 03:45
- Re: Zunes bug, Willem, 03:37
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Keith Thompson, 02:50
- Re: Is stat function thread safe ?, Keith Thompson, 02:44
- Is stat function thread safe ?, satish . burnwal, 02:03
- Re: Difficulty of passing char[] to function accepting unsigned char*, Triple-DES, 01:54
- Re: Difficulty of passing char[] to function accepting unsigned char*, Triple-DES, 01:54
- Free Internet Browser For Mobile Phones: Iris Browser 1.0, GoodieMan, 01:32
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, JC, 01:17
- Re: random int -> random float, Ben Bacarisse, 01:02
- Re: String Manipulation, blargg, 00:56
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Tony, 00:09
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Tony, 00:03
January 06, 2009
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Tony, 23:41
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Tony, 23:31
- Re: Difficulty of passing char[] to function accepting unsigned char*, JC, 22:40
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, JC, 22:24
- Re: Difficulty of passing char[] to function accepting unsigned char*, Jack Klein, 22:24
- Re: Is this a Standard Portable C Program?, saul . plonkerton, 22:14
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Keith Thompson, 22:13
- Re: Is this a Standard Portable C Program?, saul . plonkerton, 22:13
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, JC, 21:57
- Re: Problem in printing string, created in another function., DanielJohnson, 21:10
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, qarnos, 20:22
- Re: strange code, Richard Tobin, 20:20
- Re: strange code, Keith Thompson, 19:45
- Re: strange code, CBFalconer, 19:41
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Keith Thompson, 19:33
- Re: OT: fun with typos (was Re: OT: My killfile), CBFalconer, 19:33
- Re: Zunes bug, CBFalconer, 19:30
- Re: Order of passing of parameters?, CBFalconer, 19:13
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, CBFalconer, 19:03
- Re: Is this a Standard Portable C Program?, CBFalconer, 18:52
- Re: OT: More on my killfile, CBFalconer, 18:48
- Re: assert (unsigned > 0), jameskuyper, 18:45
- Re: strange code, jellybean stonerfish, 18:40
- Re: Zunes bug, Keith Thompson, 18:17
- Re: assert (unsigned > 0), JC, 18:14
- Re: Pointers and constants, Default User, 18:14
- Re: Zunes bug, Spiros Bousbouras, 18:05
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Keith Thompson, 18:04
- Re: assert (unsigned > 0), jacob navia, 17:59
- Re: assert (unsigned > 0), JC, 17:59
- Re: assert (unsigned > 0), christian.bau, 17:44
- Re: Pointers and constants, filia&sofia, 17:43
- Re: Forged articles, Kenny McCormack, 17:28
- Re: strange code, christian.bau, 17:27
- Re: Pointers and constants, Barry, 17:21
- Re: Pointers and constants, filia&sofia, 17:17
- Re: Is this a Standard Portable C Program?, jameskuyper, 17:11
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Harald van Dijk, 17:06
- Re: Pointers and constants, Barry, 17:05
- Re: Pointers and constants, Eric Sosman, 17:05
- Re: Pointers and constants, Eric Sosman, 17:02
- OT: fun with typos (was Re: OT: My killfile), Lowell Gilbert, 17:02
- Re: strange code, Harald van Dijk, 17:00
- Re: Reducing the size of objects with realloc(), CBFalconer, 16:59
- Re: Pointers and constants, Richard Tobin, 16:54
- Re: strange code, CBFalconer, 16:52
- Re: OT: More on my killfile, jameskuyper, 16:49
- Re: Pointers and constants, Eric Sosman, 16:44
- Re: Is this a Standard Portable C Program?, CBFalconer, 16:39
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Keith Thompson, 16:38
- Re: Pointers and constants, Default User, 16:36
- Re: Is this a Standard Portable C Program?, CBFalconer, 16:35
- Re: Forged articles, CBFalconer, 16:30
- Re: OT: Killfile nomenclature, CBFalconer, 16:28
- Re: Is this a Standard Portable C Program?, Keith Thompson, 16:27
- Re: Reducing the size of objects with realloc(), Barry, 16:23
- Re: OT: My killfile, CBFalconer, 16:20
- Re: String Manipulation, Default User, 16:05
- Pointers and constants, filia&sofia, 16:03
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, CBFalconer, 16:01
- Re: Is this a Standard Portable C Program?, s0suk3, 15:59
- Re: OT: Suggestions for your killfile, CBFalconer, 15:44
- Re: Is this a Standard Portable C Program?, Chris M. Thomasson, 15:40
- Re: OT: More on my killfile, CBFalconer, 15:35
- Re: String Manipulation, Eric Sosman, 15:26
- Re: random int -> random float, copx, 15:25
- Re: Reducing the size of objects with realloc(), qarnos, 15:24
- Re: Reducing the size of objects with realloc(), qarnos, 15:20
- Re: Reducing the size of objects with realloc(), Harald van Dijk, 15:19
- Re: random int -> random float, Eric Sosman, 15:17
- Reducing the size of objects with realloc(), Spiros Bousbouras, 15:11
- Re: String Manipulation, Richard, 15:10
- Re: String Manipulation, Antoninus Twink, 15:06
- Re: String Manipulation, Keith Thompson, 15:03
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Richard Harter, 15:02
- Re: OT: My killfile, Antoninus Twink, 14:10
- Re: Needed features in upcoming standards, Ben Pfaff, 14:02
- Re: strange code, vippstar, 14:01
- Re: strange code, vippstar, 13:58
- Re: strange code, Richard Heathfield, 13:33
- strange code, Tagore, 13:13
- Re: Is this a Standard Portable C Program?, saul . plonkerton, 11:43
- Re: OT: My killfile, Bartc, 11:43
- Re: A bit of fun. A programming puzzle to be done in C., nick_keighley_nospam, 11:19
- Re: Is this a Standard Portable C Program?, nick_keighley_nospam, 11:11
- Re: Is this a Standard Portable C Program?, Richard, 11:08
- Re: Is this a Standard Portable C Program?, Richard Bos, 10:24
- Re: OT: More on my killfile, Richard Bos, 10:24
- Re: Is this a Standard Portable C Program?, JC, 10:09
- Re: Difficulty of passing char[] to function accepting unsigned char*, JC, 10:04
- Re: Difficulty of passing char[] to function accepting unsigned char*, vippstar, 10:00
- Re: Difficulty of passing char[] to function accepting unsigned char*, JC, 09:52
- Re: Difficulty of passing char[] to function accepting unsigned char*, JC, 09:43
- Re: Difficulty of passing char[] to function accepting unsigned char*, JC, 09:39
- Re: Is this a Standard Portable C Program?, dj3vande, 09:31
- Re: OT: Suggestions for your killfile, Richard, 08:55
- Re: Difficulty of passing char[] to function accepting unsigned char*, vippstar, 08:34
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, JC, 07:35
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, jacob navia, 07:03
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Phil Carmody, 06:12
- Re: Is this a Standard Portable C Program?, Han from China - Master Troll, 05:49
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Amandil, 05:45
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Richard, 05:40
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, JC, 04:36
- William Shakespeare information, Han from China - Master Troll, 03:47
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Richard Harter, 03:15
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, nick_keighley_nospam, 03:09
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Tony, 02:18
- Re: Is this a Standard Portable C Program?, Richard Heathfield, 02:13
- Re: OT: Suggestions for your killfile, Han from China - Master Troll, 01:53
- Re: Forged articles, vippstar, 01:00
- Re: OT: More on my killfile, Les Harris, 00:01
January 05, 2009
- Re: OT: More on my killfile, Rich Webb, 22:01
- Re: OT: My killfile, Default User, 19:55
- Re: MACRO QUERY, CBFalconer, 17:54
- Re: OT: My killfile, Richard, 17:53
- Re: Problem in printing string, created in another function., Flash Gordon, 17:50
- Re: OT: My killfile, CBFalconer, 17:48
- Re: MACRO QUERY, dj3vande, 17:43
- Re: OT: More on my killfile, lawrence . jones, 16:49
- Re: Problem in printing string, created in another function., Keith Thompson, 16:49
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, CBFalconer, 16:43
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, CBFalconer, 16:36
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, CBFalconer, 16:33
- OT: Suggestions for your killfile, Keith Thompson, 16:29
- Re: OT: More on my killfile, Keith Thompson, 16:19
- Re: MACRO QUERY, lawrence . jones, 16:18
- Re: Problem in printing string, created in another function., Eric Sosman, 16:14
- Re: Order of passing of parameters?, lawrence . jones, 16:07
- Re: OT: More on my killfile, Richard, 15:50
- Re: OT: My killfile, Richard Bos, 15:47
- OT: More on my killfile, Keith Thompson, 15:42
- Make Money zonline, lizzy, 15:25
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Harald van Dijk, 14:44
- Re: MACRO QUERY, Keith Thompson, 14:40
- Re: Problem in printing string, created in another function., Flash Gordon, 14:09
- Re: Error handling in C, Han from China - Master Troll, 13:43
- Re: MACRO QUERY, Han from China - Master Troll, 13:40
- Re: Zunes bug, jacob navia, 13:29
- Re: Compound literals efficiency, Keith Thompson, 13:09
- Re: MACRO QUERY, Han from China - Master Troll, 13:08
- Re: Error handling in C, Eric Sosman, 13:00
- Re: Compound literals efficiency, Keith Thompson, 12:58
- Re: OT: My killfile, Han from China - Master Troll, 12:54
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Richard Tobin, 12:50
- Re: Compound literals efficiency, jameskuyper, 12:47
- Re: Compound literals efficiency, jacob navia, 12:43
- Re: Error handling in C, jameskuyper, 12:39
- Re: Compound literals efficiency, Ben Pfaff, 12:35
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Stephen Sprunk, 12:30
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Stephen Sprunk, 12:29
- Re: Compound literals efficiency, Marcus Harnisch, 12:25
- Re: Error handling in C, Richard Bos, 12:08
- Re: Cryptographic Hash: File vs Message?, Richard Bos, 12:08
- Re: Order of passing of parameters?, Richard Bos, 12:08
- Re: Compound literals efficiency, Marcus Harnisch, 12:07
- Re: MACRO QUERY, Keith Thompson, 12:05
- Re: MACRO QUERY, Keith Thompson, 12:03
- Re: MACRO QUERY, Richard Tobin, 12:00
- Re: OT: My killfile, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 11:58
- Re: MACRO QUERY, Richard Tobin, 11:57
- Re: MACRO QUERY, Obnoxious User, 11:52
- Re: Zunes bug, John Bode, 11:51
- Re: MACRO QUERY, Keith Thompson, 11:48
- Re: MACRO QUERY, John Bode, 11:47
- Re: Compound literals efficiency, Bartc, 11:40
- Re: Problem in printing string, created in another function., Han from China - Master Troll, 11:30
- Re: Compound literals efficiency, blargg, 11:04
- Re: Compound literals efficiency, jacob navia, 10:41
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- Re: Problem in printing string, created in another function., Richard, 09:24
- Re: Hello and Seeking Members Interested in Global Energy Assessment, Richard, 09:03
- Compound literals efficiency, Marcus Harnisch, 08:51
- Re: Problem in printing string, created in another function., Eric Sosman, 08:49
- Re: Problem in printing string, created in another function., nick_keighley_nospam, 08:44
- Re: Hello and Seeking Members Interested in Global Energy Assessment, nick_keighley_nospam, 08:29
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Richard Tobin, 07:07
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, James Kuyper, 07:02
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Phil Carmody, 05:30
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Phil Carmody, 05:25
- Re: OT: My killfile, Han from China - Master Troll, 04:17
- Hello and Seeking Members Interested in Global Energy Assessment, Ramesh Mani, 03:10
- Re: assert (unsigned > 0), JC, 03:03
- Re: assert (unsigned > 0), JC, 03:01
- Re: Loading a variable with its maximum value, Han from China - Master Troll, 02:40
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Stephen Sprunk, 02:29
- Re: Static-duration array objects beefing up the executable file size, David Thompson, 02:25
- Re: Displaying enum symbol names in GDB, David Thompson, 02:23
- Re: Raising a Number doubt..?, David Thompson, 02:21
- Re: Type-checking casts for GNU C, David Thompson, 02:14
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Stephen Sprunk, 02:09
- assert (unsigned > 0), William Pursell, 02:08
- Re: Problem in printing string, created in another function., William Pursell, 01:57
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, pete, 01:05
January 04, 2009
- Re: Loading a variable with its maximum value, Harald van Dijk, 23:12
- Re: Problem in printing string, created in another function., Gordon Burditt, 22:56
- Re: Loading a variable with its maximum value, Jack Klein, 22:33
- Re: Difference between BINARY mode file opening and TEXT mode fileopening, Default User, 22:30
- Re: OT: My killfile, Richard, 21:35
- Re: Problem in printing string, created in another function., Barry Schwarz, 21:33
- Re: Han from China's comp.lang.c 2009 resolution, Antoninus Twink, 20:32
- Re: Han from China's comp.lang.c 2009 resolution, Antoninus Twink, 20:30
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Antoninus Twink, 20:28
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Harald van Dijk, 19:39
- Re: using gtk+ and pixbuf, Kenny McCormack, 19:38
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, James Kuyper, 19:27
- Re: Problem in printing string, created in another function., dj3vande, 19:24
- Re: Problem in printing string, created in another function., Ben Bacarisse, 19:23
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, James Kuyper, 19:18
- Re: Zunes bug, Richard Tobin, 19:03
- Re: Zunes bug, Charles Richmond, 18:55
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, JC, 18:51
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, JC, 18:32
- Re: A bit of fun. A programming puzzle to be done in C., James Kuyper, 18:31
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, James Kuyper, 18:14
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Richard Heathfield, 17:50
- Re: using gtk+ and pixbuf, Richard, 17:31
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Keith Thompson, 17:30
- Re: using gtk+ and pixbuf, CBFalconer, 17:28
- Re: Difference between BINARY mode file opening and TEXT mode fileopening, Richard, 17:24
- Re: Problem in printing string, created in another function., DanielJohnson, 17:21
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, JC, 17:17
- Re: A bit of fun. A programming puzzle to be done in C., Rick Dearman, 17:09
- Re: Problem in printing string, created in another function., Eric Sosman, 17:07
- Re: Problem in printing string, created in another function., Stephen Sprunk, 17:05
- Re: Asynchronous i/o?, CBFalconer, 17:03
- Re: Zunes bug, christian.bau, 16:55
- Re: Zunes bug, christian.bau, 16:52
- Re: OT: My killfile, JC, 16:52
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Keith Thompson, 16:50
- Re: Problem in printing string, created in another function., dj3vande, 16:47
- Re: Problem in printing string, created in another function., dj3vande, 16:46
- Re: Problem in printing string, created in another function., DanielJohnson, 16:46
- Re: OT: My killfile, Han from China - Master Troll, 16:45
- Re: OT: My killfile, Default User, 16:43
- Re: Problem in printing string, created in another function., JC, 16:42
- Re: Difference between BINARY mode file opening and TEXT mode fileopening, Default User, 16:39
- Re: Problem in printing string, created in another function., DanielJohnson, 16:32
- Re: Problem in printing string, created in another function., Eric Sosman, 16:31
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, christian.bau, 16:30
- Problem in printing string, created in another function., DanielJohnson, 16:21
- Re: Difference between BINARY mode file opening and TEXT mode fileopening, Richard, 15:57
- Re: Difference between BINARY mode file opening and TEXT mode fileopening, Default User, 15:49
- Re: My killfile, Malcolm McLean, 15:49
- Re: Questions regarding specialized malloc()/free() replacements, Barry Schwarz, 15:23
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, J. F. Lemaire, 15:01
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Richard Heathfield, 14:31
- OT: My killfile, Keith Thompson, 14:23
- Re: Incremental memory allocation, Thad Smith, 14:17
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Stephen Sprunk, 11:07
- Re: using gtk+ and pixbuf, Han from China - Master Troll, 10:55
- Re: using gtk+ and pixbuf, Han from China - Master Troll, 10:29
- Re: using gtk+ and pixbuf, alternative451, 09:41
- Re: Incremental memory allocation, nick_keighley_nospam, 09:41
- Re: Questions regarding specialized malloc()/free() replacements, blargg, 09:41
- Re: Questions regarding specialized malloc()/free() replacements, blargg, 09:38
- Re: Incremental memory allocation, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 09:38
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Han from China - Master Troll, 09:37
- Re: fflush(stdin), scanf and a space, Han from China - Master Troll, 09:35
- Re: Questions regarding specialized malloc()/free() replacements, Malcolm McLean, 09:30
- Re: how to avoid mistaken integer comparisons, nick_keighley_nospam, 09:29
- Re:, Han from China - Master Troll, 09:10
- Re: using gtk+ and pixbuf, alternative451, 09:10
- Re: using gtk+ and pixbuf, Han from China - Master Troll, 09:09
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Richard Heathfield, 08:08
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, JC, 07:41
- Re: using gtk+ and pixbuf, alternative451, 07:15
- Re: Incremental memory allocation, Richard Tobin, 07:14
- Re: Questions regarding specialized malloc()/free() replacements, blargg, 07:12
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Richard Tobin, 07:06
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- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Han from China - Master Troll, 05:36
- Re: Defacto standard string library, blargg, 04:21
- Re: Han from China's comp.lang.c 2009 resolution, JC, 04:06
- Re: Han from China's comp.lang.c 2009 resolution, Richard Heathfield, 04:01
- Re: how to avoid mistaken integer comparisons, blargg, 04:01
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Richard Heathfield, 03:39
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Han from China - Master Troll, 03:22
- Re: Strange strcmp() action?, Old Wolf, 03:20
- Re: Asynchronous i/o?, Keith Thompson, 02:53
- Re: Incremental memory allocation, Han from China - Master Troll, 02:22
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, JC, 02:14
- Re: Incremental memory allocation, Han from China - Master Troll, 02:10
- Re: Incremental memory allocation, Richard Heathfield, 01:33
January 03, 2009
- SETP-09 call for papers, john, 23:57
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, JC, 23:53
- Re: Incremental memory allocation, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 23:42
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, JC, 23:41
- Re: Loading a variable with its maximum value, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 23:05
- Re: Incremental memory allocation, James Kuyper, 22:48
- Re: how to avoid mistaken integer comparisons, James Kuyper, 22:40
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Han from China - Master Troll, 22:30
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Stephen Sprunk, 22:26
- Re: Loading a variable with its maximum value, Keith Thompson, 22:15
- Re: how to avoid mistaken integer comparisons, Keith Thompson, 22:11
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Ben Bacarisse, 21:56
- Loading a variable with its maximum value, Eric, 21:12
- Re: Defacto standard string library, J. J. Farrell, 20:57
- Re: how to avoid mistaken integer comparisons, August Karlstrom, 20:50
- Re: Defacto standard string library, J. J. Farrell, 20:39
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Stephen Sprunk, 20:32
- Re: Loading a variable with its maximum value, CBFalconer, 20:17
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Stephen Sprunk, 20:17
- Re: A bit of fun. A programming puzzle to be done in C., Richard, 20:17
- Re: Difference between BINARY mode file opening and TEXT mode fileopening, Richard, 20:14
- Re: A bit of fun. A programming puzzle to be done in C., CBFalconer, 20:09
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, JC, 20:05
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, CBFalconer, 20:02
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Ben Bacarisse, 20:02
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, CBFalconer, 19:54
- Re: Difference between BINARY mode file opening and TEXT mode fileopening, Richard Heathfield, 19:47
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, CBFalconer, 19:45
- Re: Incremental memory allocation, Richard Heathfield, 19:44
- Re: The irony of my being a troll, CBFalconer, 19:34
- Re: Difference between BINARY mode file opening and TEXT mode fileopening, CBFalconer, 19:31
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Bartc, 19:29
- Re: Incremental memory allocation, CBFalconer, 19:29
- Re: how to avoid mistaken integer comparisons, Keith Thompson, 19:24
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Keith Thompson, 19:18
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Keith Thompson, 19:14
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Stephen Sprunk, 18:41
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, JC, 18:23
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Flash Gordon, 18:13
- Re: Defacto standard string library, J. J. Farrell, 17:58
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, jacob navia, 17:52
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, JC, 17:42
- Re: generic linklist, pete, 17:42
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, JC, 17:38
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, JC, 17:23
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Eric Sosman, 17:08
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, JC, 16:43
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, JC, 16:40
- Re: Loading a variable with its maximum value, Phil Carmody, 16:33
- Re: how to avoid mistaken integer comparisons, August Karlstrom, 16:14
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Phil Carmody, 16:04
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Stephen Sprunk, 16:04
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, jacob navia, 16:01
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Stephen Sprunk, 15:56
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Thad Smith, 15:52
- Re: Han from China's comp.lang.c 2009 resolution, Han from China - Master Troll, 15:49
- Re: Loading a variable with its maximum value, Harald van Dijk, 15:43
- Re: Loading a variable with its maximum value, Richard Heathfield, 15:39
- Re: Loading a variable with its maximum value, Ben Pfaff, 15:35
- Re: how to avoid mistaken integer comparisons, August Karlstrom, 15:32
- Stats for comp.lang.c (last 7 days), CLC stats, 15:07
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Richard Tobin, 13:46
- Re: A bit of fun. A programming puzzle to be done in C., Keith Thompson, 12:56
- Re: Incremental memory allocation, Malcolm McLean, 09:55
- Re: how to avoid mistaken integer comparisons, August Karlstrom, 09:13
- Re: Incremental memory allocation, Phil Carmody, 09:02
- Re: Simple question regarding the use of ;, Moi, 07:53
- Re: C99 compiler, soscpd, 07:46
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Malcolm McLean, 07:43
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- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Richard Tobin, 06:37
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Bartc, 06:09
- Re: C99 compiler, JC, 06:09
- Re: Incremental memory allocation, Malcolm McLean, 06:05
- Re: C99 compiler, Obnoxious User, 05:40
- C99 compiler, soscpd, 05:32
- Re: generic linklist, pete, 05:26
- Re: The irony of my being a troll, Luuk, 04:38
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- Re: Incremental memory allocation, blargg, 03:42
- Re: generic linklist, blargg, 03:35
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Richard Heathfield, 02:49
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 01:10
- Re: generic linklist, Chris M. Thomasson, 01:08
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Stephen Sprunk, 01:06
- Re: Comment on thread "Heathfield's errors", Richard Heathfield, 01:05
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Stephen Sprunk, 01:00
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, JC, 00:58
- Re: Null terminated strings: bad or good?, blargg, 00:51
- Re: generic linklist, Stephen Sprunk, 00:50
- Re: OO and C: Still a Good Idea?, JC, 00:47
- Re: how to avoid mistaken integer comparisons, Stephen Sprunk, 00:33
- Null terminated strings: bad or good?, Tony, 00:26
- Re: OO and C: Still a Good Idea?, Tony, 00:23
- Re: generic linklist, Ben Pfaff, 00:17
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January 02, 2009
- Re: Defacto standard string library, James Kuyper, 23:37
- Re: Defacto standard string library, user923005, 23:17
- Re: Difference between BINARY mode file opening and TEXT mode file opening, Falcon Kirtaran, 23:15
- The irony of my being a troll, George Orwell, 23:11
- Re: Difference between BINARY mode file opening and TEXT mode file opening, Keith Thompson, 22:58
- Re: Simple question regarding the use of ;, Ben Bacarisse, 22:52
- Re: Comment on thread "Heathfield's errors", Keith Thompson, 22:52
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Ben Bacarisse, 22:46
- Re: Difference between BINARY mode file opening and TEXT mode file opening, Falcon Kirtaran, 22:36
- Re: Comment on thread "Heathfield's errors", spinoza1111, 22:30
- Re: Graphing Convolution, Default User, 22:11
- Comment on thread "Heathfield's errors", George Orwell, 22:10
- Re: how to avoid mistaken integer comparisons, Keith Thompson, 21:50
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Stephen Sprunk, 21:25
- Re: Defacto standard string library, J. J. Farrell, 21:24
- Re: how to avoid mistaken integer comparisons, August Karlstrom, 21:12
- Re: Comment on thread "Heathfield's errors", Keith Thompson, 20:56
- Re: Incremental memory allocation, pete, 20:56
- Re: Incremental memory allocation, qarnos, 20:55
- Re: Another crazy new language effort - Language #42, Bill Cox, 20:50
- Re: Another crazy new language effort - Language #42, Bill Cox, 20:34
- Re: Incremental memory allocation, Barry Schwarz, 20:15
- Re: CBFalconer/Chuck still trolling strong, Harald van Dijk, 19:50
- Re: Comment on thread "Heathfield's errors", JC, 19:41
- Re: Comment on thread "Heathfield's errors", JC, 19:37
- Re: Incremental memory allocation, pete, 19:29
- Re: Defacto standard string library, user923005, 19:21
- [ot]Re: Comment on thread "Heathfield's errors", pete, 19:21
- Re: Defacto standard string library, user923005, 19:14
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Richard Tobin, 19:06
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Keith Thompson, 19:05
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Richard Tobin, 19:04
- Re: Zunes bug, Radoslav Dorcik, 19:02
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Stephen Sprunk, 18:58
- Re: Defacto standard string library, J. J. Farrell, 18:48
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Stephen Sprunk, 18:42
- Re: generic linklist, pete, 18:41
- Re: Defacto standard string library, user923005, 18:38
- Re: Defacto standard string library, jameskuyper, 18:31
- Re: Defacto standard string library, user923005, 18:26
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Keith Thompson, 18:25
- Re: Graphing Convolution, viper-2, 18:12
- Re: Defacto standard string library, user923005, 18:04
- Re: OO and C: Still a Good Idea?, JC, 17:54
- Re: Incremental memory allocation, Eric Sosman, 17:49
- Re: Comment on thread "Heathfield's errors", Malcolm McLean, 17:46
- Re: Incremental memory allocation, David Liang, 17:43
- Re: Incremental memory allocation, Richard Tobin, 17:42
- Re: Another crazy new language effort - Language #42, Flash Gordon, 17:41
- Re: Incremental memory allocation, Malcolm McLean, 17:36
- Re: CBFalconer/Chuck still trolling strong, CBFalconer, 17:34
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Keith Thompson, 17:29
- Re: Comment on thread "Heathfield's errors", CBFalconer, 17:29
- Re: Another crazy new language effort - Language #42, Chris M. Thomasson, 17:27
- Re: OO and C: Still a Good Idea?, CBFalconer, 17:20
- Re: [ot]Re: Comment on thread "Heathfield's errors", jameskuyper, 17:20
- Re: Graphing Convolution, CBFalconer, 17:17
- Incremental memory allocation, David Liang, 17:13
- Re: OO and C: Still a Good Idea?, christian.bau, 17:11
- [ot]Re: Comment on thread "Heathfield's errors", pete, 17:09
- Re: Zunes bug, jacob navia, 17:03
- Re: Another crazy new language effort - Language #42, JC, 17:02
- Re: Zunes bug, christian.bau, 16:59
- Re: Zunes bug, christian.bau, 16:57
- Re: how to avoid mistaken integer comparisons, Stephen Sprunk, 16:54
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Stephen Sprunk, 16:36
- Re: Another crazy new language effort - Language #42, Bill Cox, 16:35
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Richard Tobin, 16:28
- Re: Another crazy new language effort - Language #42, JC, 16:26
- Re: Another crazy new language effort - Language #42, Bill Cox, 16:16
- Re: Another crazy new language effort - Language #42, JC, 16:15
- Re: Comment on thread "Heathfield's errors", jameskuyper, 16:12
- Re: Defacto standard string library, user923005, 16:08
- Re: Another crazy new language effort - Language #42, Bill Cox, 15:55
- Re: Another crazy new language effort - Language #42, Bill Cox, 15:55
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Keith Thompson, 15:49
- Re: Another crazy new language effort - Language #42, Bill Cox, 15:49
- Re: Defacto standard string library, user923005, 15:23
- Re: Comment on thread "Heathfield's errors", Anthony Fremont, 14:59
- Re: how to avoid mistaken integer comparisons, rembremading, 13:54
- Re: how to avoid mistaken integer comparisons, jameskuyper, 13:46
- Re: how to avoid mistaken integer comparisons, rembremading, 13:13
- Re: Han from China's comp.lang.c 2009 resolution, JC, 13:07
- Re: Comment on thread "Heathfield's errors", jameskuyper, 12:55
- Re: Another crazy new language effort - Language #42, JC, 12:51
- Re: Another crazy new language effort - Language #42, JC, 12:40
- Re: how to avoid mistaken integer comparisons, Stephen Sprunk, 12:36
- Re: how to avoid mistaken integer comparisons, jameskuyper, 12:16
- how to avoid mistaken integer comparisons, rembremading, 11:37
- Re: Another crazy new language effort - Language #42, jameskuyper, 11:33
- [OT] Re: Error handling in C, Ben Bacarisse, 10:42
- Re: Another crazy new language effort - Language #42, Bill Cox, 10:21
- Re: Another crazy new language effort - Language #42, Spiro Trikaliotis, 09:59
- Re: Another crazy new language effort - Language #42, Bill Cox, 09:48
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- Re: Simple question regarding the use of ;, Eric Sosman, 09:01
- Re: Another crazy new language effort - Language #42, Flash Gordon, 08:52
- Re: Another crazy new language effort - Language #42, pete, 08:30
- Re: Graphing Convolution, viper-2, 08:18
- Re: Another crazy new language effort - Language #42, jacob navia, 07:19
- Re: Another crazy new language effort - Language #42, jacob navia, 07:00
- Re: Another crazy new language effort - Language #42, Flash Gordon, 06:51
- Re: Another crazy new language effort - Language #42, Bartc, 06:34
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- Re: Han from China's comp.lang.c 2009 resolution, blargg, 06:11
- Re: Another crazy new language effort - Language #42, Bill Cox, 06:03
- Re: CBFalconer/Chuck still trolling strong, Harald van Dijk, 05:57
- Re: Another crazy new language effort - Language #42, jacob navia, 05:42
- Re: Comment on thread "Heathfield's errors", Richard Heathfield, 05:40
- Re: Another crazy new language effort - Language #42, James Harris, 05:33
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- Another crazy new language effort - Language #42, xyzzybill, 04:59
- Re: OO and C: Still a Good Idea?, JC, 04:49
- Re: CBFalconer/Chuck still trolling strong, Kenny McCormack, 04:22
- Re: OO and C: Still a Good Idea?, xyzzybill, 04:18
- Re: OO and C: Still a Good Idea?, JC, 03:49
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Keith Thompson, 03:42
- Re: Strange strcmp() action?, Keith Thompson, 03:37
- Re: Comment on thread "Heathfield's errors", Martin Ambuhl, 03:15
- Re: Comment on thread "Heathfield's errors", spinoza1111, 03:15
- Re: CBFalconer/Chuck still trolling strong, Richard Heathfield, 01:23
- Re: Comment on thread "Heathfield's errors", Richard Heathfield, 01:10
- Re: Han from China's comp.lang.c 2009 resolution, Richard Heathfield, 00:51
- Re: CBFalconer/Chuck still trolling strong, JC, 00:34
- Re: OO and C: Still a Good Idea?, Chris M. Thomasson, 00:18
- Re: OO and C: Still a Good Idea?, Chris M. Thomasson, 00:14
January 01, 2009
- Han from China's comp.lang.c 2009 resolution, Anonymous, 23:31
- CBFalconer/Chuck still trolling strong, George Orwell, 23:30
- Heathfield's intellectual integrity, Borked Pseudo Mailed, 23:23
- Re: Zunes bug, blargg, 22:59
- Re: MFC Golmine site updated, Jeff Schwab, 22:28
- Comment on thread "Heathfield's errors", spinoza1111, 22:11
- Re: Strange strcmp() action?, pete, 21:00
- Re: Graphing Convolution, CBFalconer, 20:53
- Re: Strange strcmp() action?, MisterE, 20:51
- Re: Strange strcmp() action?, CBFalconer, 20:50
- Re: Zunes bug, MisterE, 20:48
- Re: Zunes bug, Brian McManus, 20:21
- Re: Strange strcmp() action?, pete, 19:42
- Re: elliminate 0s, CBFalconer, 19:38
- Re: Strange strcmp() action?, CBFalconer, 19:35
- Re: Strange strcmp() action?, CBFalconer, 19:29
- Re: Zunes bug, CBFalconer, 19:25
- Re: Stats for comp.lang.c (last month), CBFalconer, 19:19
- Re: Graphing Convolution, viper-2, 19:18
- Re: Han from China's comp.lang.c 2009 resolution, __PaTeR, 19:15
- Re: Simple question regarding the use of ;, CBFalconer, 19:03
- Re: Strange strcmp() action?, pete, 18:58
- Re: Defacto standard string library, CBFalconer, 18:58
- Re: elliminate 0s, Malcolm McLean, 18:50
- Re: OO and C: Still a Good Idea?, CBFalconer, 18:41
- elliminate 0s, Jrdman, 18:29
- Re: Graphing Convolution, CBFalconer, 18:26
- Re: Asynchronous i/o?, CBFalconer, 18:21
- Re: Strange strcmp() action?, Eric, 18:11
- Re: Strange strcmp() action?, JC, 17:30
- Strange strcmp() action?, Eric, 17:25
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Phil Carmody, 17:17
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Keith Thompson, 16:30
- Re: OO and C: Still a Good Idea?, dj3vande, 16:05
- Re: OO and C: Still a Good Idea?, Obnoxious User, 15:26
- Re: OO and C: Still a Good Idea?, JC, 14:48
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Phil Carmody, 14:41
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Bartc, 14:02
- Re: Error handling in C, Tony, 13:49
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Jon Harrop, 13:42
- Re: OO and C: Still a Good Idea?, Tony, 13:38
- Re: OO and C: Still a Good Idea?, Tony, 13:36
- Re: OO and C: Still a Good Idea?, Tony, 13:35
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Jon Harrop, 13:34
- Re: Error handling in C, lawrence . jones, 13:33
- Re: OO and C: Still a Good Idea?, Tony, 13:33
- Re: Zunes bug, Charles Richmond, 13:31
- Re: OO and C: Still a Good Idea?, Tony, 13:28
- Re: OO and C: Still a Good Idea?, Tony, 13:21
- Re: Simple question regarding the use of ;, Stephen Sprunk, 11:49
- Re: Error handling in C, Richard Bos, 10:02
- Re: Type-checking casts for GNU C, nick_keighley_nospam, 10:00
- Re: Question regarding safety of a malloc(), nick_keighley_nospam, 09:47
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- Re: Zunes bug, Tom, 08:28
- Re: Zunes bug, Tom, 08:25
- Re: Zunes bug, jacob navia, 08:16
- Re: Zunes bug, Malcolm McLean, 08:05
- Stats for comp.lang.c (last year), CLC stats, 06:51
- Re: Zunes bug, Willem, 06:38
- Re: Zunes bug, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe, 06:27
- Re: Zunes bug, jacob navia, 06:23
- Re: Simple question regarding the use of ;, Bartc, 06:20
- Re: Simple question regarding the use of ;, matt, 05:48
- Re: Call again a variadic function (... variable number of arguments) with same arguments that its variadic wrapper, Gordon Burditt, 03:52
- Re: Zunes bug, Gordon Burditt, 03:39
- Zunes bug, jacob navia, 03:22
- Han from China's comp.lang.c 2009 resolution, Nomen Nescio, 02:30
December 31, 2008
- Re: node again.., Moi, 21:32
- Re: Simple question regarding the use of ;, blargg, 21:04
- Re: Simple question regarding the use of ;, Stephen Sprunk, 20:47
- Re: char is signed or unsigned?, lawrence . jones, 20:09
- Re: C language, lawrence . jones, 20:02
- Re: Different behaviour in different struct declaration types, pete, 19:31
- Re: Different behaviour in different struct declaration types, Barry Schwarz, 19:13
- Re: generic linklist, pete, 18:59
- Re: Defacto standard string library, Kenny McCormack, 18:53
- Re: generic linklist, pete, 18:49
- Re: Different behaviour in different struct declaration types, pete, 18:47
- Stats for comp.lang.c (last year), CLC stats, 18:21
- Re: generic linklist, Ben Pfaff, 18:12
- Stats for comp.lang.c (last month), CLC stats, 18:09
- Re: OO and C: Still a Good Idea?, Tony, 15:48
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