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March 31, 2009

Re: switch() Statement Question, Han from China, 17:34
Re: how to check for out of disk space, rtillmore, 17:31
Re: how to check for out of disk space, Keith Thompson, 17:30
Re: C scripting (continued), Kenny McCormack, 17:28
Re: switch() Statement Question, pete, 17:27
Re: C scripting (continued), Keith Thompson, 17:20
Re: C scripting (continued), Keith Thompson, 17:15
how to check for out of disk space, rtillmore, 17:04
Re: Explanation of ? operator missing in reference guide, Richard Tobin, 16:52
Re: switch() Statement Question, Richard Tobin, 16:46
Re: another macro include question, Thad Smith, 16:37
Re: cooking the spaghetti, JosephKK, 16:31
Re: C scripting (continued), Kenny McCormack, 16:28
Re: another macro include question, jacob navia, 16:19
Re: C scripting (continued), jacob navia, 16:17
Re: another macro include question, Kenny McCormack, 16:12
Re: APUE alternatives, Keith Thompson, 16:05
Re: C scripting (continued), Keith Thompson, 15:29
Re: APUE alternatives, Rob Clarke, 15:19
Re: switch() Statement Question, Keith Thompson, 15:11
Re: Explanation of ? operator missing in reference guide, Bartc, 15:04
Re: another macro include question, Pascal J. Bourguignon, 14:57
Re: switch() Statement Question, Richard Harter, 14:46
Re: switch() Statement Question, Han from China, 14:33
Re: switch() Statement Question, Han from China, 14:23
Re: switch() Statement Question, Ivan A. Kosarev, 14:22
Re: switch() Statement Question, jacob navia, 14:05
Re: switch() Statement Question, jameskuyper, 14:04
Re: switch() Statement Question, Kenny McCormack, 14:00
Re: C scripting (continued), jacob navia, 13:59
Re: switch() Statement Question, Golden California Girls, 13:53
Re: switch() Statement Question, Richard Heathfield, 13:51
Re: switch() Statement Question, Richard Heathfield, 13:47
Re: ifdef with ||, Martin Ambuhl, 13:43
Re: Can inclusion of a printf() effect a calculation? Please help!!, JosephKK, 13:43
Re: switch() Statement Question, Richard Harter, 13:31
Re: switch() Statement Question, Kenny McCormack, 13:18
Re: switch() Statement Question, Kenny McCormack, 13:16
Re: switch() Statement Question, Kenny McCormack, 13:13
Re: switch() Statement Question, Kenny McCormack, 13:09
Re: switch() Statement Question, Rob Clarke, 13:09
Re: C scripting (continued), Bartc, 13:08
Re: switch() Statement Question, Kenny McCormack, 13:02
Re: switch() Statement Question, Han from China, 13:00
Re: switch() Statement Question, jameskuyper, 12:53
Re: switch() Statement Question, Han from China, 12:48
Re: switch() Statement Question, jameskuyper, 12:37
Re: C as a scripting language, jfbode1029, 12:34
Re: switch() Statement Question, Han from China, 12:29
Re: switch() Statement Question, Rob Clarke, 12:24
Re: C scripting (continued), jacob navia, 12:15
Re: C as a scripting language, jacob navia, 12:12
Re: switch() Statement Question, Rob Clarke, 12:10
C scripting (continued), jacob navia, 12:07
Re: Explanation of ? operator missing in reference guide, Skybuck Flying, 12:06
Re: switch() Statement Question, Eric Sosman, 12:02
Re: Explanation of ? operator missing in reference guide, Skybuck Flying, 12:01
Re: switch() Statement Question, Keith Thompson, 11:46
Re: switch() Statement Question, Richard, 11:34
Re: switch() Statement Question, Richard, 11:34
Re: Explanation of ? operator missing in reference guide, Keith Thompson, 11:32
Re: Newbie (Followup), JosephKK, 11:31
Re: size_t compare with zero, Keith Thompson, 11:31
Re: switch() Statement Question, Rob Clarke, 11:30
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Re: switch() Statement Question, Keith Thompson, 11:22
Re: C as a scripting language, jfbode1029, 11:19
Re: switch() Statement Question, Kenny McCormack, 11:14
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, Kenny McCormack, 11:11
Re: Explanation of ? operator missing in reference guide, Lew Pitcher, 10:55
Re: char type size, Francis Moreau, 10:49
Re: size_t compare with zero, Ben Bacarisse, 10:49
Re: switch() Statement Question, Ben Bacarisse, 10:40
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, Keith Thompson, 10:40
Re: size_t compare with zero, Jens Thoms Toerring, 10:35
Re: size_t compare with zero, James Kuyper, 10:33
Re: size_t compare with zero, Boon, 10:33
Re: size_t compare with zero, labros07, 10:31
Re: Cannot find error on my program ( verry basic C stuff ), Ben Bacarisse, 10:30
Re: ifdef with ||, James Kuyper, 10:26
Re: ifdef with ||, jimward2, 10:26
Re: switch() Statement Question, Rob Clarke, 10:23
Re: Cannot find error on my program ( verry basic C stuff ), JosephKK, 10:23
Re: Explanation of ? operator missing in reference guide, Joe Wright, 10:21
Re: ifdef with ||, Boon, 10:15
size_t compare with zero, labros07, 10:14
Re: switch() Statement Question, Han from China, 09:55
ifdef with ||, jimward2, 09:55
Re: switch() Statement Question, Han from China, 09:47
Re: char type size, jacob navia, 09:42
Re: Corrected: Proposal: Increasing type safety with a keyword, pete, 09:36
Re: string related question, aki, 09:28
Re: string related question, aki, 09:27
Re: char type size, Francis Moreau, 09:26
Re: char type size, Francis Moreau, 09:26
Re: Corrected: Proposal: Increasing type safety with a keyword, Eric Sosman, 09:14
Re: char type size, Boon, 09:10
Re: Lseek Error, Rob Clarke, 09:10
Re: Corrected: Proposal: Increasing type safety with a keyword, Ioannis Vranos, 09:09
Re: switch() Statement Question, Rob Clarke, 09:02
Re: Problem getting a string with blanks in it, ddk1965, 09:00
Re: char type size, Boon, 08:58
Re: About SIGFPE, Eric Sosman, 08:50
Re: another macro include question, Jens Thoms Toerring, 08:48
Re: another macro include question, Kenny McCormack, 08:42
Re: switch() Statement Question, Ivan A. Kosarev, 08:40
Re: switch() Statement Question, Eric Sosman, 08:40
another macro include question, sinbad, 08:35
Re: switch() Statement Question, Ivan A. Kosarev, 08:34
Re: switch() Statement Question, lndresnick, 08:16
Re: switch() Statement Question, lndresnick, 08:13
Re: Problem getting a string with blanks in it, Jens Thoms Toerring, 07:39
Re: Problem getting a string with blanks in it, ddk1965, 07:30
Re: Difference between sigset and singal function, Jens Thoms Toerring, 07:28
Corrected: Proposal: Increasing type safety with a keyword, Ioannis Vranos, 07:26
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Re: switch() Statement Question, Kenny McCormack, 07:19
Re: Difference between sigset and singal function, Kenny McCormack, 07:17
Re: switch() Statement Question, Han from China, 07:15
Re: string related question, Jens Thoms Toerring, 07:13
Re: Help - trying to serialize a struct, Paul, 06:59
Re: Help - trying to serialize a struct, Mark Wooding, 06:46
Re: Lseek Error, James Kuyper, 06:46
Re: Difference between sigset and singal function, James Kuyper, 06:33
Re: Problem getting a string with blanks in it, Bartc, 06:21
Re: Help - trying to serialize a struct, erbm, 06:09
Re: Help - trying to serialize a struct, erbm, 06:06
Re: C as a scripting language, Tristan Miller, 06:00
Re: Help - trying to serialize a struct, erbm, 05:57
Re: char type size, Francis Moreau, 05:54
Re: Help - trying to serialize a struct, erbm, 05:51
Re: C as a scripting language, jacob navia, 05:49
Re: Help - trying to serialize a struct, Ian Collins, 05:47
Re: Help - trying to serialize a struct, erbm, 05:44
Re: C as a scripting language, Ike Naar, 05:44
Re: char type size, Ian Collins, 05:40
Re: macro include question, Ike Naar, 05:33
Re: C as a scripting language, Bartc, 05:31
Re: C as a scripting language, jacob navia, 05:27
Re: macro include question, sinbad, 05:11
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, Mateusz Loskot, 05:07
Re: Problem getting a string with blanks in it, ddk1965, 04:55
Re: Explanation of ? operator missing in reference guide, Skybuck Flying, 04:40
char type size, Francis Moreau, 04:39
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Explanation of ? operator missing in reference guide, Skybuck Flying, 04:33
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, David Schwartz, 04:19
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, David Schwartz, 04:14
Re: Help - trying to serialize a struct, Paul, 03:56
Re: Problem getting a string with blanks in it, Nate Eldredge, 03:53
Problem getting a string with blanks in it, ddk1965, 03:47
Re: About SIGFPE, user923005, 03:05
string related question, aki, 02:54
Re: switch() Statement Question, Richard, 02:43
Re: C as a scripting language, Richard, 02:35
About SIGFPE, pavunkumar, 02:34
Re: switch() Statement Question, William Pursell, 02:18
Re: C as a scripting language, Richard, 02:06
Re: switch() Statement Question, Richard Harter, 01:57
Re: Cannot find error on my program ( verry basic C stuff ), Keith Thompson, 01:06
Re: C as a scripting language, Keith Thompson, 00:58
Re: Help - trying to serialize a struct, erbm, 00:33

March 30, 2009

macro include question, sinbad, 23:57
Re: Help - trying to serialize a struct, user923005, 23:52
Re: switch() Statement Question, Eric Sosman, 23:29
Re: switch() Statement Question, James Kuyper, 23:28
Re: Help - trying to serialize a struct, Gordon Burditt, 23:24
Re: C as a scripting language, Han from China, 23:17
Re: switch() Statement Question, Richard Harter, 23:07
Re: Cannot find error on my program ( verry basic C stuff ), Barry Schwarz, 22:59
Re: (OT) Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ butworks in gcc !, James Kuyper, 22:53
Help - trying to serialize a struct, erbm, 22:47
Re: C as a scripting language, James Kuyper, 22:45
Help - trying to serialize a struct, erbm, 22:44
Re: switch() Statement Question, lawrence . jones, 21:20
Re: switch() Statement Question, CBFalconer, 21:03
Re: switch() Statement Question, Eric Sosman, 21:01
Re: (OT) Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ butworks in gcc !, CBFalconer, 20:53
Re: switch() Statement Question, Golden California Girls, 20:53
Re: C as a scripting language, CBFalconer, 20:47
Re: 2 questions about signals, Han from China, 20:17
Re: 2 questions about signals, jameskuyper, 19:31
Re: (OT) Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ butworks in gcc !, jameskuyper, 19:30
Re: A Question regarding format specifiers ,, Ben Bacarisse, 19:01
Re: C as a scripting language, jfbode1029, 19:00
Re: C as a scripting language, jameskuyper, 18:39
Re: 2 questions about signals, Spiros Bousbouras, 18:27
Re: switch() Statement Question, Richard Harter, 18:20
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ butworks in gcc !, Richard, 18:15
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ butworks in gcc !, Keith Thompson, 18:15
Re: C as a scripting language, Keith Thompson, 18:13
Re: 2 questions about signals, Spiros Bousbouras, 18:10
Re: switch() Statement Question, Eric Sosman, 18:08
[OT] Re: C as a scripting language, Eric Sosman, 17:55
Re: switch() Statement Question, William Pursell, 17:51
Re: switch() Statement Question, Harald van Dĳk, 17:45
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, CBFalconer, 17:19
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ butworks in gcc !, CBFalconer, 17:15
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, Mark McIntyre, 17:11
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, Default User, 17:09
Re: C as a scripting language, CBFalconer, 17:07
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Re: switch() Statement Question, jameskuyper, 17:04
Re: C as a scripting language, CBFalconer, 17:01
Re: switch() Statement Question, Eric Sosman, 16:31
Re: C90 penetration, wolfgang . riedel52, 16:11
switch() Statement Question, Jujitsu Lizard, 16:00
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, jameskuyper, 15:33
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Antoninus Twink, 15:16
Re: C as a scripting language, Richard Heathfield, 15:03
Re: C as a scripting language, Richard Bos, 15:03
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, Default User, 14:50
A Question regarding format specifiers ,, aki, 14:41
Re: C90 penetration, Walter Banks, 14:34
Re: My killfile, Golden California Girls, 13:08
Re: how this works? is it or bug or not???, Richard, 13:00
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Re: how this works? is it or bug or not???, Keith Thompson, 12:32
Re: My killfile, Kenny McCormack, 12:16
Re: My killfile, Han from China, 12:13
Re: how this works? is it or bug or not???, Ioannis Vranos, 12:06
Re: My killfile, Richard, 11:53
Re: My killfile, jameskuyper, 11:48
Re: I don't understand typedef example, Keith Thompson, 11:40
Re: how this works? is it or bug or not???, Keith Thompson, 11:33
Re: My killfile, Han from China, 10:55
Re: My killfile, nicollete, 10:29
Re: C as a scripting language, jacob navia, 10:14
Re: C90 penetration, Richard Bos, 09:48
Re: how this works? is it or bug or not???, pete, 09:21
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, pete, 08:43
Re: how this works? is it or bug or not???, Ioannis Vranos, 08:25
Re: I don't understand typedef example, Kenny McCormack, 08:20
Re: Pascal's triangle code - Please help!, LL, 08:03
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, James Kuyper, 07:59
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, James Kuyper, 07:58
Re: I don't understand typedef example, Han from China, 07:57
Re: Pascal's triangle code - Please help!, Jens Thoms Toerring, 07:42
Re: Pascal's triangle code - Please help!, LL, 07:38
Re: C as a scripting language, Tristan Miller, 07:33
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, pete, 07:32
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, James Kuyper, 07:26
Re: Pascal's triangle code - Please help!, LL, 07:22
Re: Pascal's triangle code - Please help!, LL, 07:09
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, James Kuyper, 07:08
Re: Pascal's triangle code - Please help!, LL, 07:06
Re: Pascal's triangle code - Please help!, LL, 06:41
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Albert, 06:16
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, Kenny McCormack, 06:10
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, Mateusz Loskot, 05:52
Re: kill process after certain seconds., David Thompson, 05:36
Re: I don't understand typedef example, David Thompson, 05:36
Re: Cannot find error on my program ( verry basic C stuff ), Chakib Benziane, 05:08
Re: Cannot find error on my program ( verry basic C stuff ), Chakib Benziane, 05:03
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, David Schwartz, 04:59
Re: please help a beginner, Christian Kandeler, 04:49
Re: how this works? is it or bug or not???, Ben Bacarisse, 04:42
Re: C as a scripting language, Flash Gordon, 03:02
Re: My killfile, Han from China, 02:08
Re: please help a beginner, Richard Heathfield, 02:00
Re: how this works? is it or bug or not???, Richard, 01:09
My killfile, Han from China, 01:05
Re: please help a beginner, erbm, 00:44
Re: please help a beginner, Richard Heathfield, 00:04

March 29, 2009

Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, Richard Heathfield, 23:55
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Re: please help a beginner, William Pursell, 22:33
Re: C as a scripting language, Harald van Dĳk, 22:25
Re: C as a scripting language, pete, 22:24
Re: C as a scripting language, Han from China, 22:04
Re: how this works? is it or bug or not???, CBFalconer, 21:39
Re: C as a scripting language, Kenny McCormack, 21:28
Re: 2 questions about signals, James Kuyper, 21:24
Re: please help a beginner, erbm, 21:18
Re: how this works? is it or bug or not???, Ben Bacarisse, 21:05
Re: C as a scripting language, Han from China, 21:05
Re: C as a scripting language, James Kuyper, 21:05
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, David Schwartz, 21:00
Re: please help a beginner, Ben Bacarisse, 20:59
Re: please help a beginner, erbm, 20:39
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, James Kuyper, 20:29
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, Harald van Dĳk, 20:24
Re: please help a beginner, Eric Sosman, 20:21
Re: 2 questions about signals, Han from China, 20:10
Re: please help a beginner, blargg, 20:05
Re: Behaviour, CBFalconer, 20:03
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, CBFalconer, 19:59
Re: how this works? is it or bug or not???, CBFalconer, 19:53
please help a beginner, erbm, 19:52
please help a beginner, erbm, 19:48
Re: C as a scripting language, CBFalconer, 19:47
Re: C as a scripting language, Harald van Dĳk, 19:19
Re: C as a scripting language, Han from China, 18:51
Re: C as a scripting language, Kenny McCormack, 18:17
2 questions about signals, Spiros Bousbouras, 18:01
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, David Schwartz, 16:44
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, David Schwartz, 16:38
Re: C as a scripting language, Han from China, 15:45
Re: C90 penetration, Walter Banks, 15:26
Re: C as a scripting language, Malcolm McLean, 15:07
Re: C90 penetration, Walter Banks, 15:07
Re: Computerize Legal System?, Malcolm McLean, 14:52
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Re: C as a scripting language, Richard, 14:29
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Keith Thompson, 14:22
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, James Kuyper, 14:13
Re: C as a scripting language, James Kuyper, 14:02
Re: C as a scripting language, Richard Bos, 13:44
Re: Newbie, Richard Bos, 13:44
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Richard Bos, 13:44
Re: Computerize Legal System?, Bent Attorney Esq., 13:24
Re: C as a scripting language, jacob navia, 12:58
Re: C as a scripting language, Joe Wright, 12:41
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Re: C90 penetration, Thad Smith, 11:49
Re: Computerize Legal System?, Keith Thompson, 11:38
Re: Behaviour, Keith Thompson, 11:35
Re: C90 penetration, Keith Thompson, 11:32
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Re: C90 penetration, Walter Banks, 10:55
Re: how this works? is it or bug or not???, Eric Sosman, 10:18
Re: How implement alfa channel, Eric Sosman, 10:12
Re: how this works? is it or bug or not???, Ben Bacarisse, 10:09
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Re: how this works? is it or bug or not???, Ioannis Vranos, 09:34
Re: Computerize Legal System?, whaler, 09:01
Re: how this works? is it or bug or not???, Ben Bacarisse, 08:47
Re: Behaviour, Richard Heathfield, 08:15
Re: How implement alfa channel, Richard Heathfield, 08:14
Re: How implement alfa channel, Richard Heathfield, 08:13
Re: C as a scripting language, Flash Gordon, 08:06
Re: Behaviour, Han from China, 08:02
Re: how this works? is it or bug or not???, Han from China, 07:51
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, Mark McIntyre, 07:27
Re: C as a scripting language, Han from China, 07:10
Re: how this works? is it or bug or not???, Han from China, 07:01
Re: Behaviour, prasoonthegreat, 06:57
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Re: How implement alfa channel, Bartc, 06:29
Re: how this works? is it or bug or not???, Ioannis Vranos, 06:27
Re: How implement alfa channel, Phil Carmody, 05:54
Re: How implement alfa channel, Phil Carmody, 05:48
Re: C90 penetration, Phil Carmody, 05:43
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, Harald van Dĳk, 05:19
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Re: Behaviour, Barry Schwarz, 03:46
Re: Behaviour, Keith Thompson, 03:46
Re: how this works? is it or bug or not???, Barry Schwarz, 03:41
Behaviour, prasoonthegreat, 03:20
Re: C90 penetration, kerravon, 02:12
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, Martin Ambuhl, 01:55
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, David Schwartz, 01:34

March 28, 2009

Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Albert, 23:45
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Albert, 23:38
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, Martin Ambuhl, 23:34
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, David Schwartz, 22:45
Re: C as a scripting language, pete, 22:14
Re: Newbie, Richard Heathfield, 20:28
Re: how this works? is it or bug or not???, Ben Bacarisse, 20:03
Re: how this works? is it or bug or not???, CBFalconer, 20:00
Re: C as a scripting language, CBFalconer, 19:52
Re: C as a scripting language, CBFalconer, 19:49
Re: cooking the spaghetti, luserXtrog, 19:43
Re: how this works? is it or bug or not???, Barry Schwarz, 19:31
Re: how this works? is it or bug or not???, Barry Schwarz, 19:31
Re: how this works? is it or bug or not???, Barry Schwarz, 19:31
Re: C90 penetration, CBFalconer, 19:27
Re: How implement alfa channel, Ben Bacarisse, 19:27
Re: confused, Richard, 19:26
Re: C90 penetration, Walter Banks, 19:18
Re: Newbie, CBFalconer, 19:08
Re: confused, Han from China, 19:03
Re: confused, Martin Ambuhl, 18:30
Re: C90 penetration, Walter Banks, 18:23
Re: confused, Han from China, 18:06
Re: How implement alfa channel, Bartc, 17:48
Re: confused, Jens Thoms Toerring, 17:47
Re: How implement alfa channel, Ben Bacarisse, 17:26
Re: Shared header-file?, Han from China, 17:05
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Keith Thompson, 16:51
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Re: confused, leo, 15:59
Re: C90 penetration, Walter Banks, 15:53
Re: How implement alfa channel, Eric Sosman, 15:35
Re: cooking the spaghetti, Lew Pitcher, 15:31
Re: C as a scripting language, Richard, 15:26
Re: Shared header-file?, Richard Bos, 15:26
Re: C as a scripting language, Richard Bos, 15:26
Re: C as a scripting language, Richard Bos, 15:26
Re: C as a scripting language, Richard Bos, 15:26
Re: cooking the spaghetti, Richard Bos, 15:26
Re: C90 penetration, Walter Banks, 15:25
Re: How implement alfa channel, Ben Bacarisse, 14:03
Re: C90 penetration, Walter Banks, 13:59
Re: C as a scripting language, jacob navia, 13:57
Re: C as a scripting language, Richard Bos, 13:54
Re: C90 penetration, Richard Bos, 13:54
Re: C90 penetration, Richard Bos, 13:54
Re: C90 penetration, Richard Bos, 13:54
Re: Cannot find error on my program ( verry basic C stuff ), Richard Bos, 13:54
Re: Newbie, Richard Bos, 13:54
Re: AVL tree without malloc in C, Richard Bos, 13:54
Re: I don't understand typedef example, Richard Bos, 13:54
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Richard Bos, 13:54
Re: On the development of C, Richard Bos, 13:54
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Richard Bos, 13:53
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Richard Bos, 13:53
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Richard Bos, 13:53
Re: C90 penetration, Ben Bacarisse, 13:24
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Re: how this works? is it or bug or not???, Han from China, 12:20
Re: C90 penetration, Walter Banks, 11:27
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Re: How implement alfa channel, Richard Heathfield, 10:40
Re: How implement alfa channel, Phil Carmody, 10:34
Re: C90 penetration, Richard Heathfield, 10:16
Re: C90 penetration, kerravon, 10:06
Re: C90 penetration, kerravon, 09:35
Re: how this works? is it or bug or not???, Ben Bacarisse, 09:34
Re: C90 penetration, James Kuyper, 09:32
Re: How implement alfa channel, Eric Sosman, 09:29
Re: How does the compiler know that sqrt has no side effects?, Eric Sosman, 09:17
Re: C as a scripting language, Han from China, 09:13
Re: C90 penetration, James Kuyper, 08:58
Re: how this works? is it or bug or not???, Flash Gordon, 08:56
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Re: Incorrect index computation, Eric Sosman, 08:52
Re: C90 penetration, kerravon, 08:48
Re: C90 penetration, Richard Bos, 08:48
Re: How implement alfa channel, Bartc, 08:46
Re: How implement alfa channel, Richard Heathfield, 08:07
Re: Newbie, Han from China, 08:06
Re: confused, Han from China, 08:05
Re: hurray for stdlib!, Jens Thoms Toerring, 07:49
Re: How implement alfa channel, overview, 07:45
Re: C as a scripting language, pete, 07:40
Re: C90 penetration, Richard Heathfield, 07:27
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Re: C as a scripting language, Han from China, 07:25
Re: confused, Richard Heathfield, 07:23
Re: How implement alfa channel, Richard Heathfield, 07:14
Re: C as a scripting language, TonyMc, 07:14
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Re: C as a scripting language, James Kuyper, 07:01
Re: C90 penetration, Richard Heathfield, 06:59
Re: Corrected: Using type suffixes with floating point constants, James Kuyper, 06:35
Re: C90 penetration, James Kuyper, 06:28
Re: Newbie, Kenny McCormack, 06:23
Re: C90 penetration, James Kuyper, 06:09
Re: C as a scripting language, Han from China, 05:59
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Re: cooking the spaghetti, Richard Heathfield, 04:42
Re: C as a scripting language, Keith Thompson, 04:33
Re: confused, Han from China, 04:33
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Re: confused, Ike Naar, 04:23
Re: confused, Gordon Burditt, 04:11
Re: confused, Han from China, 04:06
Re: C as a scripting language, Keith Thompson, 04:05
Re: Incorrect index computation, Han from China, 03:16
Re: C as a scripting language, Han from China, 03:15
Re: C as a scripting language, Han from China, 03:12
Re: Newbie, Han from China, 02:15
Re: cooking the spaghetti, William Pursell, 02:09
Re: confused, leo, 01:39
Re: String operations with unsigned char arrays, pete, 01:31
Re: Incorrect index computation, pete, 01:26
Re: C as a scripting language, Han from China, 01:10
Re: how this works? is it or bug or not???, Barry Schwarz, 01:05
Re: C90 penetration, kerravon, 00:50
Re: cooking the spaghetti, pete, 00:47
Re: cooking the spaghetti, pete, 00:43
Re: C as a scripting language, pete, 00:36
Re: C90 penetration, kerravon, 00:33
Re: confused, CBFalconer, 00:25
Re: How does the compiler know that sqrt has no side effects?, CBFalconer, 00:20
Re: hurray for stdlib!, Ian Collins, 00:19
Re: C as a scripting language, CBFalconer, 00:01

March 27, 2009

Re: C as a scripting language, CBFalconer, 23:57
Re: C as a scripting language, CBFalconer, 23:47
Re: hurray for stdlib!, luserXtrog, 23:45
Re: confused, Richard Heathfield, 23:42
Re: C as a scripting language, CBFalconer, 23:41
Re: confused, Stephen Sprunk, 23:41
Re: C90 penetration, CBFalconer, 23:23
Re: Newbie, CBFalconer, 23:10
Re: C90 penetration, Walter Banks, 22:54
Re: cooking the spaghetti, CBFalconer, 22:51
Re: cooking the spaghetti, luserXtrog, 22:41
Re: C90 penetration, Richard Heathfield, 22:36
Re: hurray for stdlib!, Jack Klein, 22:30
Re: C90 penetration, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 22:19
Re: cooking the spaghetti, Keith Thompson, 21:37
Re: Open source my OIOIC, a completely new object-oriented mechanism for the C., pervise . zhao, 21:14
Re: no declaration inside for loop header, Barry Schwarz, 20:36
Re: confused, Ian Collins, 20:35
Re: C as a scripting language, Ian Collins, 20:33
confused, leo, 20:32
Re: C as a scripting language, Azazel, 20:32
Re: C90 penetration, kerravon, 20:32
Re: C as a scripting language, Ian Collins, 20:29
Re: C90 penetration, Walter Banks, 20:25
Re: C90 penetration, kerravon, 20:24
Re: no declaration inside for loop header, blargg, 20:23
Re: C90 penetration, kerravon, 20:15
Re: cooking the spaghetti, Richard Heathfield, 20:14
Re: C as a scripting language, luserXtrog, 20:04
Re: cooking the spaghetti, luserXtrog, 19:55
Re: C as a scripting language, Mark McIntyre, 19:48
Re: C as a scripting language, Mark McIntyre, 19:41
Re: cooking the spaghetti, luserXtrog, 19:34
Re: C as a scripting language, Mark McIntyre, 19:28
Re: cooking the spaghetti, Ben Bacarisse, 19:21
Re: C90 penetration, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 19:11
Re: cooking the spaghetti, luserXtrog, 18:51
Re: Newbie, Han from China, 18:40
Re: cooking the spaghetti, Ian Collins, 18:38
Re: Corrected: Using type suffixes with floating point constants, Keith Thompson, 18:37
Re: How does the compiler know that sqrt has no side effects?, Keith Thompson, 18:35
Re: cooking the spaghetti, luserXtrog, 18:14
Re: no declaration inside for loop header, luserXtrog, 17:51
Re: Newbie, Han from China, 16:45
Re: no declaration inside for loop header, vlsidesign, 16:38
Re: no declaration inside for loop header, vlsidesign, 16:31
Re: cooking the spaghetti, luserXtrog, 16:30
Re: Corrected: Using type suffixes with floating point constants, Eric Sosman, 16:16
Re: C as a scripting language, Han from China, 16:10
Re: cooking the spaghetti, luserXtrog, 16:05
Re: Corrected: Using type suffixes with floating point constants, Ioannis Vranos, 15:46
Re: Newbie, Han from China, 15:15
Re: Newbie, Han from China, 15:08
Re: How does the compiler know that sqrt has no side effects?, Keith Thompson, 14:47
Re: what's wrong with the bitwise operators, Han from China, 14:40
Re: How does the compiler know that sqrt has no side effects?, Flash Gordon, 14:36
Re: C as a scripting language, Richard Heathfield, 14:29
Re: how this works? is it or bug or not???, Eric Sosman, 14:28
Re: C as a scripting language, Keith Thompson, 14:23
Re: How does the compiler know that sqrt has no side effects?, Eric Sosman, 14:22
Re: C as a scripting language, jfbode1029, 14:21
Re: how this works? is it or bug or not???, Nate Eldredge, 14:20
Re: How does the compiler know that sqrt has no side effects?, Nate Eldredge, 14:19
Re: How does the compiler know that sqrt has no side effects?, Andrey Tarasevich, 14:18
Re: how this works? is it or bug or not???, Eric Sosman, 14:16
Re: C90 penetration, Richard Heathfield, 14:13
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Re: C as a scripting language, Flash Gordon, 14:06
Re: Incorrect index computation, Eric Sosman, 14:05
Re: how this works? is it or bug or not???, Fred, 14:02
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Re: C as a scripting language, jameskuyper, 12:50
Re: Using type prefixes with floating point constants, Keith Thompson, 12:12
Re: cooking the spaghetti, Keith Thompson, 12:04
Re: cooking the spaghetti, Ben Bacarisse, 11:55
Re: C90 penetration, Keith Thompson, 11:48
Re: C90 penetration, Keith Thompson, 11:41
Re: Cannot find error on my program ( verry basic C stuff ), Ben Bacarisse, 11:33
Re: Incorrect index computation, Boon, 11:33
Re: C90 penetration, Walter Banks, 11:29
Re: C as a scripting language, Chris Dollin, 11:17
Re: doubt with char array, aki, 11:10
Re: C90 penetration, Keith Thompson, 11:06
Re: C as a scripting language, Keith Thompson, 10:55
Re: C as a scripting language, Tristan Miller, 10:48
Re: Using type prefixes with floating point constants, Dik T. Winter, 10:46
Re: Newbie, Ben Bacarisse, 10:43
Re: String operations with unsigned char arrays, Eric Sosman, 10:30
Re: String operations with unsigned char arrays, Fred, 10:27
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Re: Incorrect index computation, Eric Sosman, 10:16
Re: C as a scripting language, James Kuyper, 10:08
Re: C as a scripting language, Chris Dollin, 10:08
Re: C as a scripting language, Ed Prochak, 10:07
String operations with unsigned char arrays, Boon, 10:06
Re: C as a scripting language, James Kuyper, 10:05
Re: Corrected: Using type suffixes with floating point constants, Eric Sosman, 10:02
Re: C as a scripting language, Tristan Miller, 10:01
Re: Newbie, Richard Bos, 09:57
Re: [OT] proxy test, Richard Bos, 09:57
Re: Newbie, Kenny McCormack, 09:32
Re: C90 penetration, kerravon, 09:31
Incorrect index computation, Boon, 09:29
Re: C90 penetration, kerravon, 09:19
Re: C as a scripting language, Tristan Miller, 09:10
Re: Corrected: Using type suffixes with floating point constants, Ioannis Vranos, 09:04
Re: Corrected: Using type suffixes with floating point constants, Ioannis Vranos, 09:01
Re: Using type prefixes with floating point constants, Ioannis Vranos, 09:00
Re: Corrected: Using type suffixes with floating point constants, Ioannis Vranos, 08:59
Re: C90 penetration, Andrew Haley, 08:44
Re: C as a scripting language, jacob navia, 08:39
Re: C as a scripting language, jacob navia, 08:39
Re: C as a scripting language, gwowen, 08:31
Re: C as a scripting language, Boon, 08:31
Re: Newbie, Richard Heathfield, 08:24
Re: doubt with char array, Richard Heathfield, 08:20
Re: C90 penetration, Bart van Ingen Schenau, 08:13
Re: C as a scripting language, Tristan Miller, 07:55
Re: C90 penetration, James Kuyper, 07:51
Re: C90 penetration, Bart van Ingen Schenau, 07:40
Re: C90 penetration, James Kuyper, 07:34
Re: C as a scripting language, pete, 07:33
Re: Newbie, James Kuyper, 07:25
Re: Cannot find error on my program ( verry basic C stuff ), Chakib Benziane, 07:14
Re: strings and malloc(), Bart van Ingen Schenau, 07:13
Re: C as a scripting language, Chris McDonald, 07:12
Re: cooking the spaghetti, pete, 07:09
Re: Newbie, Richard, 07:08
Re: C90 penetration, Tristan Miller, 07:01
Re: doubt with char array, mark . bluemel, 06:56
Re: Newbie, James Kuyper, 06:55
Re: Newbie, Ian Collins, 06:51
Re: doubt with char array, mark . bluemel, 06:51
Re: doubt with char array, Richard Heathfield, 06:39
Re: C as a scripting language, jacob navia, 05:55
Re: what's wrong with the bitwise operators, Neil, 05:16
Re: Newbie, Chris Dollin, 05:13
Re: Newbie, Han from China, 04:55
Re: doubt with char array, mark . bluemel, 04:46
Re: C as a scripting language, Richard Heathfield, 04:23
Re: doubt with char array, aki, 04:23
Re: cooking the spaghetti, Richard Heathfield, 04:13
Re: Newbie, Richard Heathfield, 04:11
Re: cooking the spaghetti, Richard Heathfield, 03:56
Re: C90 penetration, Richard Heathfield, 03:48
Re: C as a scripting language, Ian Collins, 03:46
Re: doubt with char array, Richard Heathfield, 03:38
Re: C as a scripting language, Richard Heathfield, 03:28
Re: C as a scripting language, Richard Heathfield, 03:25
Re: C as a scripting language, Flash Gordon, 03:25
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Re: Newbie, rio, 02:51
Re: C as a scripting language, William Pursell, 02:49
Re: C90 penetration, luser-ex-troll, 02:19
Re: On the development of C, Tony, 02:05
Re: C as a scripting language, Han from China, 01:55
Re: C90 penetration, Golden California Girls, 01:31
Re: C as a scripting language, Han from China, 01:25
Re: Newbie, Han from China, 01:05
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Re: cooking the spaghetti, Ben Bacarisse, 00:36
Re: Shared header-file?, Stephen Sprunk, 00:27

March 26, 2009

Re: C90 penetration, Keith Thompson, 23:46
Re: cooking the spaghetti, CBFalconer, 23:35
Re: cooking the spaghetti, CBFalconer, 23:29
Re: C90 penetration, kerravon, 23:28
Re: C90 penetration, kerravon, 23:18
Re: C90 penetration, Keith Thompson, 23:16
Re: C90 penetration, kerravon, 23:15
Re: C90 penetration, kerravon, 23:12
Re: C as a scripting language, pete, 23:11
Re: C90 penetration, kerravon, 23:09
Re: cooking the spaghetti, Keith Thompson, 23:04
Re: cooking the spaghetti, pete, 22:38
Re: cooking the spaghetti, luser-ex-troll, 22:34
Re: cooking the spaghetti, luser-ex-troll, 22:31
Re: Shared header-file?, pete, 22:13
Re: C as a scripting language, CBFalconer, 22:12
Re: cooking the spaghetti, Ben Bacarisse, 22:11
Re: C as a scripting language, CBFalconer, 22:03
Re: C as a scripting language, CBFalconer, 21:58
Re: C as a scripting language, Han from China, 21:51
Re: C90 penetration, CBFalconer, 21:28
Re: C90 penetration, CBFalconer, 21:24
Re: Using type prefixes with floating point constants, Barry Schwarz, 21:19
Re: cooking the spaghetti, Barry Schwarz, 21:19
Re: cooking the spaghetti, Barry Schwarz, 21:19
Re: cooking the spaghetti, Barry Schwarz, 21:19
Re: C as a scripting language, Han from China, 21:18
Re: C90 penetration, CBFalconer, 21:17
Re: C90 penetration, kerravon, 21:08
Re: Newbie, CBFalconer, 21:08
Re: Open source my OIOIC, a completely new object-oriented mechanism for the C., rkiesling, 21:05
Re: Newbie, CBFalconer, 21:00
Re: Shared header-file?, Han from China, 20:56
Re: Newbie, CBFalconer, 20:54
Re: C as a scripting language, Flash Gordon, 20:42
Re: cooking the spaghetti, CBFalconer, 20:37
Re: C as a scripting language, Keith Thompson, 20:36
Re: cooking the spaghetti, CBFalconer, 20:32
Re: C as a scripting language, Ben Bacarisse, 20:31
Re: C as a scripting language, Flash Gordon, 20:30
Re: Shared header-file?, Keith Thompson, 20:23
Re: strings and malloc(), Ben Bacarisse, 20:17
Re: Corrected: Using type suffixes with floating point constants, pete, 19:53
Re: C as a scripting language, jacob navia, 19:43
Re: Shared header-file?, pete, 19:34
Re: C as a scripting language, Mark Wooding, 19:23
Re: C as a scripting language, jacob navia, 19:20
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Re: C as a scripting language, Keith Thompson, 18:59
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Rafael, 18:51
Re: C as a scripting language, jacob navia, 18:50
Re: cooking the spaghetti, rio, 18:38
Re: C as a scripting language, Flash Gordon, 18:32
Re: cooking the spaghetti, rio, 18:25
Re: C as a scripting language, George Peter Staplin, 18:23
Re: C as a scripting language, Bartc, 18:18
Re: C as a scripting language, Keith Thompson, 18:16
Re: C as a scripting language, Richard, 18:16
Re: C as a scripting language, Mark McIntyre, 18:00
Re: C as a scripting language, Mark McIntyre, 17:59
Re: C as a scripting language, jacob navia, 17:51
Re: C as a scripting language, jacob navia, 17:43
Re: [OT] proxy test, Bill Cunningham, 17:21
Re: C as a scripting language, Keith Thompson, 17:18
Re: Open source my OIOIC, a completely new object-oriented mechanism for the C., blargg, 16:56
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C as a scripting language, jacob navia, 16:15
Re: strings and malloc(), Eric Sosman, 16:04
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Re: C90 penetration, Keith Thompson, 14:31
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Re: C90 penetration, jameskuyper, 13:53
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Re: C90 penetration, Keith Thompson, 13:43
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Re: C90 penetration, Walter Banks, 13:07
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Re: What does "object" mean in "object file"?, Gordon Burditt, 12:59
Re: What does "object" mean in "object file"?, Keith Thompson, 12:59
Corrected: Using type suffixes with floating point constants, Ioannis Vranos, 12:55
Re: Function pointer in argument list, Ben Bacarisse, 12:52
Re: What does "object" mean in "object file"?, Stephen Sprunk, 12:50
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Re: C90 penetration, Stephen Sprunk, 12:29
Re: cooking the spaghetti, Ben Bacarisse, 12:19
Re: cooking the spaghetti, Richard Harter, 11:49
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Re: Newbie, Richard, 11:44
Re: Function pointer in argument list, Richard Heathfield, 11:42
Re: C90 penetration, Keith Thompson, 11:40
Re: C90 penetration, luser-ex-troll, 11:39
Re: C90 penetration, Walter Banks, 11:38
Re: Newbie, Richard Heathfield, 11:37
Re: Function pointer in argument list, Keith Thompson, 11:32
Re: C90 penetration, kerravon, 11:22
Re: cooking the spaghetti, Keith Thompson, 11:17
Re: C90 penetration, Walter Banks, 11:15
Re: Newbie, Han from China, 11:10
Using type prefixes with floating point constants, Ioannis Vranos, 10:48
Re: C90 penetration, kerravon, 10:39
Re: C90 penetration, James Kuyper, 10:26
Re: cooking the spaghetti, Richard Harter, 10:18
Re: C90 penetration, Walter Banks, 10:17
Re: Newbie, Han from China, 10:15
Re: C90 penetration, Walter Banks, 10:14
Re: Pascal's triangle code - Please help!, pete, 10:01
Re: strings and malloc(), James Kuyper, 10:00
Re: Newbie, Kenny McCormack, 09:53
Re: C90 penetration, kerravon, 09:52
Re: Pascal's triangle code - Please help!, Jens Thoms Toerring, 09:50
Re: C90 penetration, kerravon, 09:47
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Re: What does "object" mean in "object file"?, Kenny McCormack, 09:39
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Re: C90 penetration, kerravon, 09:07
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Re: Pascal's triangle code - Please help!, LL, 08:51
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Re: what's wrong with the bitwise operators, Han from China, 08:13
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Re: What does "object" mean in "object file"?, Richard Heathfield, 07:15
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Re: cooking the spaghetti, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:33
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Re: Newbie, pete, 01:40
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Re: Newbie, pete, 00:53
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Re: strings and malloc(), Ben Bacarisse, 00:18

March 25, 2009

Re: Can inclusion of a printf() effect a calculation? Please help!!, Ben Bacarisse, 23:53
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Ben Bacarisse, 23:27
Re: cooking the spaghetti, Richard Harter, 23:16
Re: Open source my OIOIC, a completely new object-oriented mechanism for the C., user923005, 22:49
Re: Newbie, JosephKK, 22:28
Re: cooking the spaghetti, CBFalconer, 22:04
Re: cooking the spaghetti, Richard Harter, 22:03
Re: multiple macro defns, Keith Thompson, 21:59
Re: Open source my OIOIC, a completely new object-oriented mechanism for the C., chunpulee, 21:47
Re: multiple macro defns, sinbad, 21:20
Open source my OIOIC, a completely new object-oriented mechanism for the C., pervise . zhao, 21:10
Re: Newbie, Richard Heathfield, 21:04
Re: cooking the spaghetti, Richard Heathfield, 21:04
Re: AVL tree without malloc in C, Han from China, 20:55
Re: Can inclusion of a printf() effect a calculation? Please help!!, CBFalconer, 20:50
Re: [OT] proxy test, Keith Thompson, 20:39
[OT] proxy test, Bill Cunningham, 20:12
Re: Newbie, Han from China, 20:00
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Keith Thompson, 19:57
Re: cooking the spaghetti, pete, 19:55
Re: cooking the spaghetti, Nate Eldredge, 19:39
Re: cooking the spaghetti, luser-ex-troll, 19:38
Re: Newbie, CBFalconer, 19:27
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Ike Naar, 19:23
Re: Can inclusion of a printf() effect a calculation? Please help!!, Jens Thoms Toerring, 19:21
Re: cooking the spaghetti, CBFalconer, 19:16
Re: cooking the spaghetti, Keith Thompson, 19:09
Re: multiple macro defns, pete, 18:55
Re: cooking the spaghetti, luser-ex-troll, 18:50
Re: Newbie, pete, 18:38
Re: cooking the spaghetti, pete, 18:35
Re: cooking the spaghetti, Richard, 18:27
Re: cooking the spaghetti, luser-ex-troll, 18:22
Re: cooking the spaghetti, pete, 18:14
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Richard, 18:14
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Mark McIntyre, 18:07
Re: Newbie, Phil Carmody, 18:05
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Keith Thompson, 17:40
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Eric Sosman, 17:37
Re: C90 penetration, George Peter Staplin, 17:31
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, jacob navia, 17:21
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Re: cooking the spaghetti, Keith Thompson, 16:43
Re: cooking the spaghetti, luser-ex-troll, 16:16
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Keith Thompson, 16:16
Re: C90 penetration, Walter Banks, 16:01
Re: call traceback library (forgot the arch), Wolfgang Draxinger, 15:59
Re: C90 penetration, Mark McIntyre, 15:47
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Stephen Sprunk, 15:45
Re: C90 penetration, Richard, 15:17
Re: cooking the spaghetti, Keith Thompson, 15:15
Re: mktime returns too many seconds, Eric Sosman, 14:57
Re: cooking the spaghetti, luser-ex-troll, 14:55
Re: Newbie, Richard, 14:27
Re: mktime returns too many seconds, Bartc, 14:14
Re: Newbie, Han from China, 14:05
Re: call traceback library (forgot the arch), Nate Eldredge, 13:55
Re: Newbie, Han from China, 13:38
Re: to give files unique no, Michael Angelo Ravera, 13:38
Re: call traceback library (forgot the arch), Wolfgang Draxinger, 13:37
call traceback library, Wolfgang Draxinger, 13:34
Re: Newbie, Han from China, 13:25
Re: C90 penetration, Stephen Sprunk, 13:04
Re: Newbie, Richard, 13:01
Re: Newbie, Chris Dollin, 12:42
Re: Newbie, Chris Dollin, 12:40
Re: Newbie, Han from China, 12:39
Re: Newbie, Han from China, 12:30
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Re: Newbie, Chris Dollin, 12:01
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Re: Newbie, Han from China, 11:49
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Re: strings and malloc(), jameskuyper, 11:35
Re: Newbie, Keith Thompson, 11:35
Re: Question about reading from stream., Carfield Yim, 11:33
Re: Can inclusion of a printf() effect a calculation? Please help!!, nick_keighley_nospam, 11:28
Re: Newbie, Richard Heathfield, 11:27
Re: Newbie, Chris Dollin, 11:27
Re: Can inclusion of a printf() effect a calculation? Please help!!, nick_keighley_nospam, 11:26
Re: multiple macro defns, Keith Thompson, 11:18
Re: multiple macro defns, Keith Thompson, 11:16
Re: Newbie, jameskuyper, 11:11
Re: Newbie, nick_keighley_nospam, 11:09
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Re: Newbie, Han from China, 10:56
Re: Newbie, Chris Dollin, 10:56
Re: Can inclusion of a printf() effect a calculation? Please help!!, Eric Sosman, 10:52
Re: I don't understand typedef example, Richard Heathfield, 10:26
Re: Newbie, Han from China, 10:24
Re: cooking the spaghetti, luser-ex-troll, 09:57
Re: Newbie, Chris Dollin, 09:53
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Re: C90 penetration, Tristan Miller, 09:42
Re: Newbie, Chris Dollin, 09:27
Re: Newbie, Kenny McCormack, 09:26
Re: C90 penetration, Eric Sosman, 09:19
Re: Can inclusion of a printf() effect a calculation? Please help!!, Jens Thoms Toerring, 09:16
Re: strings and malloc(), Eric Sosman, 09:14
Re: Can inclusion of a printf() effect a calculation? Please help!!, James Kuyper, 09:10
Re: Newbie, Han from China, 09:05
Re: multiple macro defns, pete, 08:59
Re: multiple macro defns, Kenny McCormack, 08:56
Re: Can inclusion of a printf() effect a calculation? Please help!!, mark . bluemel, 08:54
Re: I don't understand typedef example, nick_keighley_nospam, 08:50
Re: Can inclusion of a printf() effect a calculation? Please help!!, pete, 08:36
C90 penetration, kerravon, 08:17
Re: Newbie, pete, 08:15
Re: cooking the spaghetti, Barry Schwarz, 08:08
Re: Can inclusion of a printf() effect a calculation? Please help!!, Chris Dollin, 07:41
Re: strings and malloc(), Ben Bacarisse, 07:05
Re: Can inclusion of a printf() effect a calculation? Please help!!, almurph@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, 07:04
Re: multiple macro defns, nick_keighley_nospam, 06:05
Re: multiple macro defns, James Kuyper, 05:57
Re: Newbie, James Kuyper, 05:52
Re: Newbie, Bartc, 05:48
Re: multiple macro defns, sinbad, 05:16
Re: Newbie, Han from China, 05:12
Re: Can inclusion of a printf() effect a calculation? Please help!!, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:59
Re: I don't understand typedef example, Richard Heathfield, 04:42
Re: I don't understand typedef example, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:39
Re: multiple macro defns, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:07
Re: Newbie, nick_keighley_nospam, 03:56
Re: cooking the spaghetti, luser-ex-troll, 03:13
Re: Setting the length of a file, Keith Thompson, 03:04
Re: cooking the spaghetti, Keith Thompson, 02:52
Re: Newbie, Keith Thompson, 02:50
Re: Newbie, Han from China, 02:19
multiple macro defns, sinbad, 02:17
Re: Newbie, Han from China, 02:05
Re: On the development of C, Han from China, 01:33
Re: Newbie, luser-ex-troll, 01:10
Re: Newbie, William Pursell, 00:51
Re: to give files unique no, Jack Klein, 00:37
Re: Setting the length of a file, JosephKK, 00:27
Re: cooking the spaghetti, luser-ex-troll, 00:16

March 24, 2009

cooking the spaghetti, luser-ex-troll, 23:46
Re: Newbie, Han from China, 23:40
Re: strings and malloc(), Han from China, 23:27
Re: strings and malloc(), Gordon Burditt, 22:56
Re: strings and malloc(), Eric Sosman, 22:53
Re: Newbie, Golden California Girls, 22:17
Re: Newbie, Barry Schwarz, 21:37
Re: strings and malloc(), pete, 21:34
Re: I don't understand typedef example, pete, 21:20
Re: Can inclusion of a printf() effect a calculation? Please help!!, Keith Thompson, 20:33
Re: strings and malloc(), Keith Thompson, 20:28
Re: char double doubt, Keith Thompson, 19:59
Re: Newbie, CBFalconer, 19:56
Re: Can inclusion of a printf() effect a calculation? Please help!!, Richard Heathfield, 19:51
Re: Newbie, Richard Heathfield, 19:50
Re: char double doubt, Coffee Pot, 19:41
Re: Can inclusion of a printf() effect a calculation? Please help!!, Andrey Tarasevich, 19:28
Re: Can inclusion of a printf() effect a calculation? Please help!!, CBFalconer, 19:08
Re: strings and malloc(), CBFalconer, 18:57
Re: Newbie, CBFalconer, 18:46
Re: Newbie, Echo Weep, 18:43
Re: Alter line of file, Flash Gordon, 16:11
Re: Cannot find error on my program ( verry basic C stuff ), Flash Gordon, 16:02
Re: Is there a way to flush registers and tell the C compiler to refill?, Emmanuel Stapf [ES], 15:41
Re: Question about reading from stream., Flash Gordon, 15:34
Re: Alter line of file, Gordon Burditt, 15:32
Re: Newbie, Richard Heathfield, 15:22
Re: Cannot find error on my program ( verry basic C stuff ), Jens Thoms Toerring, 15:10
Re: On the development of C, Harald van Dĳk, 14:56
Re: Alter line of file, user923005, 14:48
Re: Newbie, Default User, 14:42
Re: AVL tree without malloc in C, Antoninus Twink, 14:28
Re: Can inclusion of a printf() effect a calculation? Please help!!, Keith Thompson, 14:26
Re: Can inclusion of a printf() effect a calculation? Please help!!, Ben Bacarisse, 14:21
Re: Can inclusion of a printf() effect a calculation? Please help!!, Fred, 14:19
Re: Can inclusion of a printf() effect a calculation? Please help!!, almurph@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, 14:10
Re: Can inclusion of a printf() effect a calculation? Please help!!, Bartc, 14:10
Re: Question about reading from stream., jameskuyper, 14:03
Re: On the development of C, Preston, 13:54
Re: Alter line of file, Jens Thoms Toerring, 13:53
Re: Can inclusion of a printf() effect a calculation? Please help!!, Ben Bacarisse, 13:49
Re: Can inclusion of a printf() effect a calculation? Please help!!, Eric Sosman, 13:48
Question about reading from stream., Carfield Yim, 13:43
Re: I don't understand typedef example, Richard Bos, 13:42
Re: On the development of C, Richard Bos, 13:40
Re: On the development of C, Richard Bos, 13:35
Re: Cannot find error on my program ( verry basic C stuff ), Ben Bacarisse, 13:33
Re: On the development of C, Richard Bos, 13:33
Can inclusion of a printf() effect a calculation? Please help!!, almurph@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, 13:31
Re: On the development of C, Richard Bos, 13:29
Re: correct macro definitions, Han from China, 13:24
Re: Alter line of file, Nate Eldredge, 13:15
Re: why don't you move on to something?, Richard Bos, 13:07
Alter line of file, Jens, 13:00
Re: mktime returns too many seconds, Han from China, 12:50
Re: Newbie, Ben Bacarisse, 12:17
Re: correct macro definitions, Han from China, 12:10
Re: Cannot find error on my program ( verry basic C stuff ), Chakib Benziane, 12:03
Re: int pointers & characters !!, Han from China, 11:47
Re: [OT] Re: no declaration inside for loop header, Ben Bacarisse, 11:10
Re: mktime returns too many seconds, Kenny McCormack, 11:09
Re: strings and malloc(), jameskuyper, 11:03
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Re: strings and malloc(), nick_keighley_nospam, 09:47
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Re: Cannot find error on my program ( verry basic C stuff ), Chakib Benziane, 09:36
Re: On the development of C, Richard Bos, 09:25
Re: embarrassing spaghetti code needs stylistic advice, Richard Bos, 09:25
Re: to give files unique no, nick_keighley_nospam, 09:16
[OT] Re: no declaration inside for loop header, Eric Sosman, 09:05
Re: to give files unique no, nick_keighley_nospam, 08:56
Re: On the development of C, nick_keighley_nospam, 08:44
Re: On the development of C, nick_keighley_nospam, 08:37
Re: no declaration inside for loop header, Ben Bacarisse, 08:32
Re: no declaration inside for loop header, Dik T. Winter, 07:27
Re: On the development of C, Tony, 06:32
Re: char double doubt, Boon, 06:27
Re: to give files unique no, Richard, 06:24
Re: to give files unique no, Richard, 06:22
Re: On the development of C, lovecreatesbeauty@xxxxxxxxx, 06:07
Re: to give files unique no, nick_keighley_nospam, 05:55
Re: On the development of C, lovecreatesbeauty@xxxxxxxxx, 05:50
Re: to give files unique no, nick_keighley_nospam, 05:49
Re: Newbie, James Dow Allen, 05:41
Re: Newbie, nick_keighley_nospam, 05:20
Re: Newbie, nick_keighley_nospam, 05:06
Re: On the development of C, Tony, 04:45
Re: strings and malloc(), Keith Thompson, 03:56
Re: I don't understand typedef example, Richard Heathfield, 03:29
Re: I don't understand typedef example, pete, 03:13
Re: strings and malloc(), pete, 03:03
Re: strings and malloc(), Phil Carmody, 02:15
Re: int pointers & characters !!, David Thompson, 01:56
Re: Matrix multiplication algorithm not working correctly, David Thompson, 01:53
Re: Newbie (Followup), Richard Heathfield, 01:44
Re: I don't understand typedef example, JosephKK, 01:24
Re: I don't understand typedef example, Keith Thompson, 00:24

March 23, 2009

Re: I don't understand typedef example, JosephKK, 23:47
Re: strings and malloc(), Ben Bacarisse, 22:50
Re: embarrassing spaghetti code needs stylistic advice, Richard Harter, 22:46
Re: to give files unique no, Kojak, 22:44
Re: types [follwup: code works], Bill Cunningham, 22:34
Re: to give files unique no, Eric Sosman, 22:29
Re: correct macro definitions, wu, 22:24
Re: Accessing complex data from a linked list based data structure.., Barry Schwarz, 22:15
Re: strings and malloc(), Ben Bacarisse, 22:10
Re: strings and malloc(), Paul Hsieh, 21:55
Re: strings and malloc(), pete, 21:50
Re: Why doesn't return (a % b == 0) work?, Don Bruder, 21:38
strings and malloc(), Mark, 21:23
Re: I don't understand typedef example, Michael Melanson, 21:22
Re: I don't understand typedef example, pete, 21:12
Re: correct macro definitions, Kenny McCormack, 21:01
Re: I don't understand typedef example, Keith Thompson, 20:45
Re: I don't understand typedef example, Keith Thompson, 20:43
Re: embarrassing spaghetti code needs stylistic advice, luser-ex-troll, 20:32
Re: mktime returns too many seconds, Han from China, 20:30
Re: On the development of C, Han from China, 20:23
Re: Newbie, luser-ex-troll, 20:16
Re: I don't understand typedef example, André Hänsel, 20:10
Re: correct macro definitions, Richard, 20:07
Re: Newbie, Richard, 20:05
Re: I don't understand typedef example, André Hänsel, 20:03
Re: Newbie, Ben Bacarisse, 19:51
Re: types [follwup: code works], Bill Cunningham, 19:51
Re: correct macro definitions, Martin Ambuhl, 19:47
Re: Newbie, Echo Weep, 19:45
Re: Newbie, Richard, 19:27
Re: Newbie, Echo Weep, 19:21
Re: no declaration inside for loop header, Keith Thompson, 19:15
Re: types [follwup: code works], Bill Cunningham, 19:13
Re: why don't you move on to something?, user923005, 19:05
Re: types [follwup: code works], Keith Thompson, 19:01
Re: correct macro definitions, Chris M. Thomasson, 18:51
Re: Newbie, CBFalconer, 18:36
Re: Newbie, Echo Weep, 18:35
Re: Newbie, Phil Carmody, 18:35
Re: Newbie, CBFalconer, 18:33
Re: to give files unique no, Eric Sosman, 18:32
Re: types [follwup: code works], Keith Thompson, 18:30
Re: no declaration inside for loop header, CBFalconer, 18:27
Re: correct macro definitions, Ben Bacarisse, 18:25
Re: to give files unique no, Ben Bacarisse, 18:23
Re: embarrassing spaghetti code needs stylistic advice, CBFalconer, 18:19
Re: Newbie, Keith Thompson, 18:15
Re: Newbie (Followup), Keith Thompson, 18:12
Re: Newbie, Echo Weep, 17:54
Re: to give files unique no, Gordon Burditt, 17:34
Re: Why doesn't return (a % b == 0) work?, Andrey Tarasevich, 17:30
Re: why don't you move on to something?, Preston, 17:29
Re: Newbie, Preston, 17:26
Re: embarrassing spaghetti code needs stylistic advice, Richard Harter, 17:24
Re: Newbie (Followup), jameskuyper, 16:48
Re: Newbie (Followup), Echo Weep, 16:43
Re: Newbie (Followup), jfbode1029, 16:17
Re: Newbie (Followup), Flash Gordon, 16:13
Re: no declaration inside for loop header, Keith Thompson, 15:56
Re: Newbie (Followup), Echo Weep, 15:53
Re: no declaration inside for loop header, Richard Heathfield, 15:38
Re: Cannot find error on my program ( verry basic C stuff ), jameskuyper, 15:32
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Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Antoninus Twink, 14:43
Re: Cannot find error on my program ( verry basic C stuff ), Ben Bacarisse, 14:25
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, rio, 14:25
Re: Cannot find error on my program ( verry basic C stuff ), Jens Thoms Toerring, 14:19
Re: Cannot find error on my program ( verry basic C stuff ), Michael Melanson, 13:37
Re: to give files unique no, lndresnick, 13:30
Re: Cannot find error on my program ( verry basic C stuff ), Keith Thompson, 13:09
Cannot find error on my program ( verry basic C stuff ), Chakib Benziane, 12:54
Re: to give files unique no, Richard, 12:17
Re: correct macro definitions, Richard, 12:09
Re: Why doesn't return (a % b == 0) work?, jfbode1029, 11:15
Re: Newbie, Bill Waddington, 11:14
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Re: Why doesn't return (a % b == 0) work?, jfbode1029, 11:04
Re: Why doesn't return (a % b == 0) work?, Jens Thoms Toerring, 11:03
Re: Why doesn't return (a % b == 0) work?, luser-ex-troll, 10:58
Re: Newbie, jfbode1029, 10:58
Why doesn't return (a % b == 0) work?, Chad, 10:53
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Re: Newbie, mark_bluemel, 09:21
Re: to give files unique no, mark_bluemel, 08:50
Re: to give files unique no, nick_keighley_nospam, 08:40
Re: to give files unique no, Chris Dollin, 08:03
Re: On the development of C, Dik T. Winter, 07:43
Re: to give files unique no, sinbad, 07:16
Re: Newbie, James Kuyper, 06:55
Re: embarrassing spaghetti code needs stylistic advice, Bartc, 06:44
Re: no declaration inside for loop header, James Kuyper, 06:35
Re: to give files unique no, mark_bluemel, 06:16
Re: On the development of C, James Kuyper, 06:16
to give files unique no, sinbad, 06:10
Re: On the development of C, James Kuyper, 06:09
Re: On the development of C, Bartc, 05:26
Re: One word to the right extreme and another to the left extreme, Han from China, 05:10
Re: mktime returns too many seconds, Kenny McCormack, 04:39
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Re: On the development of C, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:26
Re: Newbie, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:13
Re: On the development of C, Han from China, 03:36
Re: memory allocation inside a structure, Han from China, 03:26
Re: correct macro definitions, Martin Ambuhl, 03:03
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Re: Accessing complex data from a linked list based data structure.., Ram, 02:25
Re: correct macro definitions, Nate Eldredge, 02:22
correct macro definitions, sinbad, 02:02
Re: Is there a way to flush registers and tell the C compiler to refill?, Kaz Kylheku, 01:10
Re: why don't you move on to something?, Golden California Girls, 00:16
Newbie, Echo Weep, 00:15

March 22, 2009

Re: Accessing complex data from a linked list based data structure.., George Peter Staplin, 23:52
Re: I don't understand typedef example, Ben Bacarisse, 23:21
Re: types [follwup: code works], George Peter Staplin, 23:21
Re: no declaration inside for loop header, pete, 22:52
Re: no declaration inside for loop header, luser-ex-troll, 22:52
Re: I don't understand typedef example, Keith Thompson, 22:43
Re: I don't understand typedef example, Keith Thompson, 22:42
Re: I don't understand typedef example, pete, 22:37
Re: why don't you move on to something?, luser-ex-troll, 22:27
Re: I don't understand typedef example, luser-ex-troll, 22:16
Re: On the development of C, Stephen Sprunk, 22:05
Re: types [follwup: code works], Barry Schwarz, 22:01
Re: I don't understand typedef example, Barry Schwarz, 22:01
Re: why don't you move on to something?, Barry Schwarz, 22:01
Re: On the development of C, Dik T. Winter, 21:42
Re: On the development of C, Dik T. Winter, 21:40
Re: I don't understand typedef example, André Hänsel, 21:34
Re: types [follwup: code works], chunpulee, 20:50
Re: no declaration inside for loop header, Richard Heathfield, 20:45
no declaration inside for loop header, Gary, 20:29
Re: small integer powers -- use pow() or explicit multiplication?, JosephKK, 20:19
Re: I don't understand typedef example, pete, 20:17
Re: I don't understand typedef example, André Hänsel, 19:48
Re: mktime returns too many seconds, Antoninus Twink, 18:20
Re: types [follwup: code works], Joe Wright, 17:37
Re: types [follwup: code works], Kojak, 17:35
types [follwup: code works], Bill Cunningham, 17:34
Re: Help understanding this use of while, pete, 17:27
Re: Help understanding this use of while, Phil Carmody, 16:48
Re: Help understanding this use of while, Lew Pitcher, 16:29
Re: Help understanding this use of while, pete, 16:28
Re: Help understanding this use of while, Malcolm McLean, 16:13
Re: why don't you move on to something?, Richard Heathfield, 15:41
Re: Is there a way to flush registers and tell the C compiler to refill?, JosephKK, 14:31
Re: why don't you move on to something?, Barry Schwarz, 13:58
Re: Accessing complex data from a linked list based data structure.., Barry Schwarz, 13:58
Re: mktime returns too many seconds, Barry Schwarz, 13:58
Re: Accessing complex data from a linked list based data structure.., pete, 13:53
Re: On the development of C, Richard Heathfield, 13:32
Re: On the development of C, Keith Thompson, 11:58
Re: On the development of C, Richard, 11:39
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Re: mktime returns too many seconds, Kenny McCormack, 08:42
Accessing complex data from a linked list based data structure.., Ram, 07:58
Re: On the development of C, James Kuyper, 07:20
Re: embarrassing spaghetti code needs stylistic advice, luser-ex-troll, 07:18
Re: On the development of C, Harald van Dĳk, 06:28
Re: On the development of C, jacob navia, 04:33
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Re: On the development of C, Walter Banks, 02:49
Re: On the development of C, Tony, 02:41
Re: memory allocation inside a structure, Golden California Girls, 02:33
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Re: On the development of C, Tony, 02:25
Re: On the development of C, Tony, 02:23
Re: On the development of C, Tony, 02:21
Re: On the development of C, Tony, 02:11
Re: On the development of C, Tony, 02:07
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Re: Binary tree, Chris M. Thomasson, 00:53
Re: receiving pointer through function parameter similar to argv, jayachandran kamaraj, 00:45

March 21, 2009

Re: mktime returns too many seconds, Eric, 23:21
Re: On the development of C, Dik T. Winter, 23:13
Re: Binary tree, pete, 23:01
Re: why don't you move on to something?, JosephKK, 22:10
Re: char double doubt, JosephKK, 21:36
Re: One word to the right extreme and another to the left extreme, Joe Wright, 21:25
Re: On the development of C, Joe Wright, 21:16
Re: One word to the right extreme and another to the left extreme, JosephKK, 21:10
Re: On the development of C, luser-ex-troll, 20:46
Re: On the development of C, jacob navia, 20:28
Re: embarrassing spaghetti code needs stylistic advice, Richard Heathfield, 20:26
Re: embarrassing spaghetti code needs stylistic advice, Richard, 19:35
Re: embarrassing spaghetti code needs stylistic advice, Flash Gordon, 18:38
Re: mktime returns too many seconds, Martin Ambuhl, 17:19
Re: embarrassing spaghetti code needs stylistic advice, luser-ex-troll, 17:15
Re: On the development of C, Ian Collins, 17:07
Re: code works, Martin Ambuhl, 16:28
Re: mktime returns too many seconds, Keith Thompson, 16:21
Re: code works, Bill Cunningham, 16:06
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Re: mktime returns too many seconds, Willem, 15:51
Re: mktime returns too many seconds, Eric, 15:47
Re: mktime returns too many seconds, Eric, 15:47
Re: mktime returns too many seconds, Lew Pitcher, 15:34
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Golden California Girls, 15:32
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Golden California Girls, 15:30
Re: mktime returns too many seconds, Richard Heathfield, 15:28
Re: On the development of C, Golden California Girls, 15:24
mktime returns too many seconds, Eric, 15:23
Re: Binary tree, Ben Pfaff, 15:11
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Kenny McCormack, 15:06
Re: On the development of C, Richard Heathfield, 14:51
Re: On the development of C, Keith Thompson, 14:23
Re: receiving pointer through function parameter similar to argv, Keith Thompson, 14:10
Re: receiving pointer through function parameter similar to argv, Joe Wright, 13:56
Re: small integer powers -- use pow() or explicit multiplication?, Keith Thompson, 13:54
Re: On the development of C, jacob navia, 13:51
Re: On the development of C, Keith Thompson, 13:46
Re: On the development of C, Ben Bacarisse, 13:43
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Richard, 12:22
Re: On the development of C, Richard Tobin, 10:49
Re: receiving pointer through function parameter similar to argv, jayachandran kamaraj, 10:16
Re: embarrassing spaghetti code needs stylistic advice, luser-ex-troll, 09:59
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, James Kuyper, 09:33
Re: html to text convertor in c, Richard Bos, 08:46
Re: malloc() size problems, Richard Bos, 08:46
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Richard Bos, 08:46
Re: Getting data from a web page back in C, Richard Bos, 08:46
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Richard Bos, 08:46
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Richard Bos, 08:46
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Richard Bos, 08:46
Re: On the development of C, Richard Bos, 08:46
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Richard Bos, 08:46
Re: char double doubt, Richard Bos, 08:46
Re: On the development of C, Richard Bos, 08:46
Re: On the development of C, Tony, 08:36
Re: On the development of C, Tony, 08:15
Re: Binary tree, Chris M. Thomasson, 08:12
Re: On the development of C, nick_keighley_nospam, 07:56
Re: Help needed on CC, Mark McIntyre, 07:52
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Kenny McCormack, 07:44
Re: small integer powers -- use pow() or explicit multiplication?, JosephKK, 06:45
Re: why don't you move on to something?, Richard Bos, 06:25
Re: On the development of C, jacob navia, 06:12
Re: On the development of C, Tony, 06:00
Re: embarrassing spaghetti code needs stylistic advice, gw7rib, 05:57
Re: On the development of C, Tony, 05:46
Re: Binary tree, user923005, 04:09
Re: embarrassing spaghetti code needs stylistic advice, Phil Carmody, 04:02
Re: Binary tree, karthikbalaguru, 03:07
Re: Binary tree, karthikbalaguru, 02:42
Re: char double doubt, Richard Heathfield, 00:10

March 20, 2009

Re: code works, Barry Schwarz, 23:53
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Han from China, 23:29
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Re: On the development of C, Tony, 22:58
Re: char double doubt, James Kuyper, 22:07
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, JosephKK, 21:51
Re: char double doubt, Keith Thompson, 21:12
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Kenny McCormack, 21:09
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Dik T. Winter, 21:09
Re: receiving pointer through function parameter similar to argv, pete, 21:09
Re: char double doubt, cafetiere, 20:42
Re: char double doubt, Three Headed Monkey, 20:14
Re: restoring errno in signal handlers, Kaz Kylheku, 18:47
Re: Help needed on CC, Keith Thompson, 18:35
Re: code works, Bill Cunningham, 18:32
Re: Help needed on CC, CBFalconer, 18:09
Re: Help understanding this use of while, CBFalconer, 18:00
Re: code works, CBFalconer, 17:53
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, CBFalconer, 17:41
Re: code works, Bill Cunningham, 17:20
Re: code works, Keith Thompson, 17:14
Re: code works, Bill Cunningham, 17:12
Re: code works, Keith Thompson, 17:03
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Re: receiving pointer through function parameter similar to argv, Eric Sosman, 15:34
Re: receiving pointer through function parameter similar to argv, jayachandran kamaraj, 14:57
Re: receiving pointer through function parameter similar to argv, Eric Sosman, 14:46
Re: receiving pointer through function parameter similar to argv, jameskuyper, 14:45
Re: receiving pointer through function parameter similar to argv, lawrence . jones, 14:45
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, jameskuyper, 14:34
Re: receiving pointer through function parameter similar to argv, Ben Pfaff, 14:22
Re: receiving pointer through function parameter similar to argv, Jens Thoms Toerring, 13:53
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Re: "Portable" C compilers?, luser-ex-troll, 13:40
Re: receiving pointer through function parameter similar to argv, Eric Sosman, 13:38
Re: embarrassing spaghetti code needs stylistic advice, luser-ex-troll, 12:46
Re: embarrassing spaghetti code needs stylistic advice, luser-ex-troll, 12:31
receiving pointer through function parameter similar to argv, jc, 12:25
Re: Volatile and code reordering, REH, 12:19
Re: Volatile and code reordering, Eric Sosman, 12:09
Re: why don't you move on to something?, lawrence . jones, 11:38
Re: Help needed on CC, Keith Thompson, 11:38
Volatile and code reordering, REH, 11:24
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Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Kenny McCormack, 10:26
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Re: restoring errno in signal handlers, Hallvard B Furuseth, 09:08
Re: restoring errno in signal handlers, Roberto Divia, 08:58
Re: Help understanding this use of while, Ben Bacarisse, 08:57
Re: Help needed on CC, hume . spamfilter, 08:49
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Richard, 08:46
Re: Help needed on CC, James Kuyper, 08:46
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Richard, 08:43
restoring errno in signal handlers, Hallvard B Furuseth, 08:41
Re: Help needed on CC, Chris Dollin, 08:12
Re: embarrassing spaghetti code needs stylistic advice, Bartc, 08:09
Re: How to write a wrapper for printf?, nick_keighley_nospam, 07:41
Help needed on CC, Gaudha, 07:34
How to write a wrapper for printf?, kj, 07:17
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, James Kuyper, 07:14
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, nick_keighley_nospam, 06:52
Re: embarrassing spaghetti code needs stylistic advice, nick_keighley_nospam, 06:33
Re: Setting the length of a file, Richard Heathfield, 06:30
Re: embarrassing spaghetti code needs stylistic advice, Richard Heathfield, 06:27
Re: embarrassing spaghetti code needs stylistic advice, Richard Heathfield, 06:15
Re: One word to the right extreme and another to the left extreme, Richard Heathfield, 06:05
Re: embarrassing spaghetti code needs stylistic advice, Mark Wooding, 06:04
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Richard Heathfield, 06:00
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Re: Setting the length of a file, Darren Cubitt, 04:50
Re: Setting the length of a file, Darren Cubitt, 04:46
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Han from China, 04:04
Setting the length of a file, Old Wolf, 03:32
Re: code works, Han from China, 03:30
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Phil Carmody, 03:13
Re: Help understanding this use of while, George Peter Staplin, 03:06
Re: Is there a way to flush registers and tell the C compiler to refill?, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 02:13
Re: Help understanding this use of while, Keith Thompson, 01:58
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Re: Help understanding this use of while, Ben Bacarisse, 00:10
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, luser-ex-troll, 00:03
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March 19, 2009

Re: Help understanding this use of while, Barry Schwarz, 23:51
embarrassing spaghetti code needs stylistic advice, luser-ex-troll, 23:12
Re: Binary tree, user923005, 22:40
Re: Help understanding this use of while, pete, 22:34
Re: code works, Han from China, 22:18
Help understanding this use of while, Chris Saunders, 22:15
Re: why don't you move on to something?, Golden California Girls, 22:05
Re: why don't you move on to something?, Sjouke Burry, 22:05
Re: Time usage of a function, chunpulee, 22:02
Re: code works, Barry Schwarz, 21:55
Re: code works, Keith Thompson, 21:23
code works, Bill Cunningham, 21:22
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., JosephKK, 21:19
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, JosephKK, 21:07
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, JosephKK, 21:03
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Keith Thompson, 21:02
Re: why don't you move on to something?, blargg, 19:45
Re: Is there a way to flush registers and tell the C compiler to refill?, Kaz Kylheku, 19:41
Re: Binary tree, karthikbalaguru, 19:39
Re: Is there a way to flush registers and tell the C compiler to refill?, Kaz Kylheku, 19:30
Re: Binary tree, CBFalconer, 19:29
Re: One word to the right extreme and another to the left extreme, CBFalconer, 19:15
Re: Binary tree, Kaz Kylheku, 19:10
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, CBFalconer, 19:09
Re: Is there a way to flush registers and tell the C compiler to refill?, Walter Banks, 18:23
Re: Binary tree, Chris M. Thomasson, 17:42
Re: Is there a way to flush registers and tell the C compiler to refill?, Emmanuel Stapf [ES], 17:04
Re: Binary tree, Ben Pfaff, 17:03
Re: Binary tree, Ben Pfaff, 17:03
Re: Binary tree, user923005, 16:37
Re: small integer powers -- use pow() or explicit multiplication?, user923005, 16:20
Re: Is there a way to flush registers and tell the C compiler to refill?, Eric Sosman, 16:10
Re: Is there a way to flush registers and tell the C compiler to refill?, Eric Sosman, 16:06
Re: Is there a way to flush registers and tell the C compiler to refill?, Lew Pitcher, 15:58
Re: small integer powers -- use pow() or explicit multiplication?, Keith Thompson, 15:43
Re: Is there a way to flush registers and tell the C compiler to refill?, Emmanuel Stapf [ES], 15:42
Re: small integer powers -- use pow() or explicit multiplication?, user923005, 15:25
Re: Is there a way to flush registers and tell the C compiler to refill?, Eric Sosman, 15:24
Re: H&S fread/fwrite, Keith Thompson, 15:16
Is there a way to flush registers and tell the C compiler to refill?, Emmanuel Stapf [ES], 14:59
Re: small integer powers -- use pow() or explicit multiplication?, Golden California Girls, 14:33
Re: newbie question: fgets() and feof() read last line twice, Andy, 13:16
Re: H&S fread/fwrite, Richard Bos, 12:16
Re: converting int to float gives nan (int value is definitely non-nan), Richard Tobin, 11:59
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Re: why don't you move on to something?, jfbode1029, 10:28
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Bruce Cook, 10:13
Re: small integer powers -- use pow() or explicit multiplication?, Paul, 09:55
Re: why don't you move on to something?, Ben Bacarisse, 09:38
Re: small integer powers -- use pow() or explicit multiplication?, Bartc, 09:33
Re: Binary tree, Ben Bacarisse, 09:19
Re: newbie question: fgets() and feof() read last line twice, Ben Bacarisse, 09:03
Binary tree, karthikbalaguru, 09:01
Re: One word to the right extreme and another to the left extreme, karthikbalaguru, 08:56
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Re: why don't you move on to something?, nick_keighley_nospam, 08:48
Re: Time usage of a function, mattia, 08:44
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, James Kuyper, 08:34
Re: why don't you move on to something?, Martin Ambuhl, 08:30
Re: converting int to float gives nan (int value is definitely non-nan), Martin Ambuhl, 08:23
Re: Time usage of a function, Eric Sosman, 08:20
Re: converting int to float gives nan (int value is definitely, Dik T. Winter, 08:10
Re: On the development of C, nick_keighley_nospam, 08:08
why don't you move on to something?, monstabeens, 07:43
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., 1Z, 06:43
Re: small integer powers -- use pow() or explicit multiplication?, blmblm, 06:38
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, nick_keighley_nospam, 06:22
Time usage of a function, mattia, 06:08
Re: converting int to float gives nan (int value is definitely non-nan), nick_keighley_nospam, 04:43
Re: converting int to float gives nan (int value is definitely non-nan), mark . bluemel, 04:23
Re: newbie question: fgets() and feof() read last line twice, Richard Heathfield, 04:17
Re: newbie question: fgets() and feof() read last line twice, Keith Thompson, 03:23
Re: small integer powers -- use pow() or explicit multiplication?, Phil Carmody, 03:15
Re: newbie question: fgets() and feof() read last line twice, Richard Heathfield, 03:04
newbie question: fgets() and feof() read last line twice, Andy, 02:55
Re: from asm to C, rio, 02:18
Re: from asm to C, rio, 01:48
Re: converting int to float gives nan (int value is definitely non-nan), Gordon Burditt, 00:07
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Han from China, 00:05
Re: sizeof and null pointer, Ben Bacarisse, 00:03

March 18, 2009

Re: I don't understand typedef example, Ben Bacarisse, 23:52
Re: char double doubt, Richard Heathfield, 23:38
Re: converting int to float gives nan (int value is definitely non-nan), Richard Heathfield, 23:34
Re: char double doubt, Keith Thompson, 23:33
Re: converting int to float gives nan (int value is definitely non-nan), googlegroups11, 23:27
Re: converting int to float gives nan (int value is definitely non-nan), Richard Heathfield, 23:11
converting int to float gives nan (int value is definitely non-nan), googlegroups11, 23:08
char double doubt, cafetiere, 22:29
Re: Printing the bitfields, Barry Schwarz, 22:12
Re: I don't understand typedef example, Old Wolf, 21:48
Re: I don't understand typedef example, Old Wolf, 21:39
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Old Wolf, 21:26
Re: (INT_MIN -1) > 0 equals to 0??, blargg, 21:03
Re: small integer powers -- use pow() or explicit multiplication?, blargg, 20:59
Re: html to text convertor in c, Kojak, 20:53
Re: One word to the right extreme and another to the left extreme, Richard Heathfield, 20:31
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Richard Heathfield, 20:29
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Richard, 20:23
Re: (INT_MIN -1) > 0 equals to 0??, Keith Thompson, 19:51
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Keith Thompson, 19:49
Re: One word to the right extreme and another to the left extreme, Richard, 19:46
Re: small integer powers -- use pow() or explicit multiplication?, Bartc, 19:26
Re: One word to the right extreme and another to the left extreme, CBFalconer, 19:03
Re: compilation problem, Bill Cunningham, 19:00
Re: compilation problem, Bill Cunningham, 18:57
Re: sizeof and null pointer, Keith Thompson, 18:55
Re: sizeof and null pointer, Ben Bacarisse, 18:50
Re: small integer powers -- use pow() or explicit multiplication?, pete, 18:50
Re: (INT_MIN -1) > 0 equals to 0??, CBFalconer, 18:50
Re: compilation problem, pete, 18:45
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, CBFalconer, 18:37
Re: sizeof and null pointer, Default User, 18:37
Re: sizeof and null pointer, pete, 18:31
sizeof and null pointer, Dominik Zaczkowski, 18:23
Re: One word to the right extreme and another to the left extreme, Keith Thompson, 16:57
Re: One word to the right extreme and another to the left extreme, Gordon Burditt, 16:10
Re: One word to the right extreme and another to the left extreme, Eric Sosman, 16:06
Re: One word to the right extreme and another to the left extreme, Martin Ambuhl, 16:03
Re: One word to the right extreme and another to the left extreme, Ben Pfaff, 16:02
Re: One word to the right extreme and another to the left extreme, Gordon Burditt, 16:02
Re: One word to the right extreme and another to the left extreme, karthikbalaguru, 15:53
Re: One word to the right extreme and another to the left extreme, Ben Pfaff, 15:47
One word to the right extreme and another to the left extreme, karthikbalaguru, 15:44
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Kenny McCormack, 15:05
Re: from asm to C, Bartc, 14:52
Re: from asm to C, user923005, 14:47
Re: (INT_MIN -1) > 0 equals to 0??, Andy, 14:24
Re: (INT_MIN -1) > 0 equals to 0??, Keith Thompson, 14:19
Re: I don't understand typedef example, Fred, 14:14
Re: (INT_MIN -1) > 0 equals to 0??, Willem, 14:14
Re: unions within an array, Keith Thompson, 14:12
Re: I don't understand typedef example, Ben Bacarisse, 14:03
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Re: (INT_MIN -1) > 0 equals to 0??, Andy, 13:53
Re: Printing the bitfields, Ben Bacarisse, 13:48
Re: unions within an array, Kenneth Brody, 13:39
Re: unions within an array, Kenneth Brody, 13:37
Re: H&S fread/fwrite, Eric Sosman, 13:30
Re: On the development of C, Keith Thompson, 13:28
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Re: On the development of C, roctheengy, 13:19
Re: small integer powers -- use pow() or explicit multiplication?, blargg, 13:04
Re: unions within an array, Golden California Girls, 12:52
Re: I don't understand typedef example, Keith Thompson, 12:48
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Re: html to text convertor in c, Keith Thompson, 12:24
Re: html to text convertor in c, Richard Bos, 12:09
Re: Printing the bitfields, Scott Fluhrer, 12:02
Re: Printing the bitfields, Keith Thompson, 11:53
Re: H&S fread/fwrite, Keith Thompson, 11:46
Re: I don't understand typedef example, Stephen Sprunk, 11:23
Re: H&S fread/fwrite, lawrence . jones, 11:10
Re: unions within an array, jfbode1029, 11:09
Re: Printing the bitfields, Ben Bacarisse, 10:53
Re: I don't understand typedef example, Fred, 10:52
Re: Printing the bitfields, Ben Bacarisse, 10:45
Re: small integer powers -- use pow() or explicit multiplication?, jameskuyper, 10:24
Re: html to text convertor in c, Kenneth Brody, 10:20
Re: Printing the bitfields, jameskuyper, 10:18
Re: Confusion on typedef functions, Ben Bacarisse, 09:22
Re: Printing the bitfields, karthikbalaguru, 09:17
Re: Confusion on typedef functions, Jens Thoms Toerring, 09:12
Re: Confusion on typedef functions, Ben Bacarisse, 09:08
Re: small integer powers -- use pow() or explicit multiplication?, Eric Sosman, 09:03
Re: malloc() size problems, voidexp@xxxxxxxxx, 08:52
html to text convertor in c, ddk1965, 08:37
Re: H&S fread/fwrite, Richard Tobin, 08:30
Re: H&S fread/fwrite, Martin Ambuhl, 07:55
Re: Confusion on typedef functions, pete, 07:44
Re: H&S fread/fwrite, pete, 07:39
Re: H&S fread/fwrite, mark . bluemel, 07:38
Re: Confusion on typedef functions, Jens Thoms Toerring, 07:29
H&S fread/fwrite, arnuld, 07:20
Re: Confusion on typedef functions, pete, 07:14
Re: compilation problem, nick_keighley_nospam, 07:06
Re: small integer powers -- use pow() or explicit multiplication?, Bartc, 06:44
Re: small integer powers -- use pow() or explicit multiplication?, Bartc, 06:44
Confusion on typedef functions, arnuld, 06:34
Re: unions within an array, Richard Bos, 06:16
Re: kill process after certain seconds., Kojak, 06:00
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Pascal J. Bourguignon, 05:45
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Antoninus Twink, 05:28
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Antoninus Twink, 05:25
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, nick_keighley_nospam, 05:02
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., nick_keighley_nospam, 04:35
Re: (INT_MIN -1) > 0 equals to 0??, gwowen, 04:26
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Keith Thompson, 04:10
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Keith Thompson, 04:05
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Keith Thompson, 03:57
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Keith Thompson, 03:54
Re: I don't understand typedef example, Keith Thompson, 03:49
Re: small integer powers -- use pow() or explicit multiplication?, Keith Thompson, 03:46
Re: (INT_MIN -1) > 0 equals to 0??, James Dow Allen, 03:27
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Phil Carmody, 03:19
Re: maps and unions, Franken Sense, 03:15
Re: from asm to C, rio, 03:09
Re: from asm to C, rio, 03:09
Re: maps and unions, Larry Gates, 02:58
(INT_MIN -1) > 0 equals to 0??, Andy, 02:56
Re: Order of declaration, Nate Eldredge, 02:45
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Re: kill process after certain seconds., Nate Eldredge, 02:39
Re: compilation problem, Richard, 02:33
Re: On the development of C, Richard, 02:32
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, luser-ex-troll, 02:32
Re: Printing the bitfields, CBFalconer, 02:31
Re: unions within an array, CBFalconer, 02:26
Re: Printing the bitfields, luser-ex-troll, 02:24
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, CBFalconer, 02:21
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, CBFalconer, 02:18
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, JosephKK, 02:17
Re: Order of declaration, Han from China, 02:15
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Kenny McCormack, 02:15
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, CBFalconer, 02:11
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., JosephKK, 01:56
Re: kill process after certain seconds., SamuelXiao, 01:56
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., JosephKK, 01:52
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., JosephKK, 01:45
Re: Printing the bitfields, karthikbalaguru, 01:44
Re: On the development of C, Tony, 01:35
Re: On the development of C, Tony, 01:30
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, JosephKK, 01:25
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, JosephKK, 01:10
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Albert, 01:07
Order of declaration, André Hänsel, 00:54
Re: I don't understand typedef example, Han from China, 00:48
Re: On the development of C, Tony, 00:28
Re: kill process after certain seconds., throatslasher, 00:05
Re: compilation problem, Han from China, 00:00

March 17, 2009

I don't understand typedef example, André Hänsel, 23:56
Re: kill process after certain seconds., Nate Eldredge, 23:46
Re: small integer powers -- use pow() or explicit multiplication?, Nate Eldredge, 23:41
kill process after certain seconds., SamuelXiao, 23:38
Re: On the development of C, Tony, 23:36
Re: compilation problem, Barry Schwarz, 23:31
Re: Printing the bitfields, Barry Schwarz, 23:31
Re: On the development of C, Ian Collins, 23:29
Re: On the development of C, Tony, 23:22
Re: On the development of C, Tony, 23:21
Re: Printing the bitfields, Ben Bacarisse, 23:14
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, luser-ex-troll, 23:04
Re: small integer powers -- use pow() or explicit multiplication?, Keith Thompson, 22:52
Re: Printing the bitfields, luser-ex-troll, 22:36
Re: unions within an array, luser-ex-troll, 22:18
Re: malloc() size problems, luser-ex-troll, 22:10
Re: for loop calculation question, grocery_stocker, 21:59
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Rich Webb, 21:55
Re: for loop calculation question, Richard Heathfield, 21:54
Re: small integer powers -- use pow() or explicit multiplication?, user923005, 21:49
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Gordon Burditt, 21:41
for loop calculation question, Chad, 21:40
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Flash Gordon, 20:59
Re: small integer powers -- use pow() or explicit multiplication?, blargg, 20:33
Re: compilation problem, Bill Cunningham, 20:12
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Keith Thompson, 20:01
Re: Printing the bitfields, karthikbalaguru, 19:43
Re: META: relax topicality to squeeze the spam?, luser-ex-troll, 19:39
Re: unions within an array, Han from China, 19:35
Re: compilation problem, Lew Pitcher, 19:30
Re: compilation problem, Bill Cunningham, 19:07
Re: unions within an array, jfbode1029, 19:02
Re: malloc() size problems, CBFalconer, 18:37
Re: compilation problem, pete, 18:31
Re: small integer powers -- use pow() or explicit multiplication?, Bartc, 18:29
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, CBFalconer, 18:25
compilation problem, Bill Cunningham, 18:24
Re: malloc() size problems, Bartc, 18:23
Re: compilation problem, Lew Pitcher, 18:18
Re: small integer powers -- use pow() or explicit multiplication?, pete, 17:58
Re: compilation problem, Lew Pitcher, 17:57
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Flash Gordon, 17:35
Re: compilation problem, Keith Thompson, 17:32
Re: On the development of C, Han from China, 17:31
Re: malloc() size problems, Flash Gordon, 17:29
Re: Floating point arithmetic model of C..., lawrence . jones, 17:16
Re: On the development of C, Keith Thompson, 17:15
Re: Getting data from a web page back in C, Flash Gordon, 17:14
Re: Floating point arithmetic model of C..., Jean-Marc Bourguet, 17:00
Re: unions within an array, Kenneth Brody, 16:55
Re: On the development of C, roctheengy, 16:54
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Richard Harter, 16:47
Re: const pointer, Keith Thompson, 16:46
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Pascal J. Bourguignon, 16:41
Re: malloc() size problems, voidexp@xxxxxxxxx, 16:31
Re: malloc() size problems, Antoninus Twink, 16:29
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Nate Eldredge, 16:26
Re: Getting data from a web page back in C, jacob navia, 16:19
Re: On the development of C, Richard Heathfield, 16:16
Re: Floating point arithmetic model of C..., Richard Heathfield, 16:11
Re: Getting data from a web page back in C, Antoninus Twink, 16:11
Re: small integer powers -- use pow() or explicit multiplication?, Richard Heathfield, 16:09
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Antoninus Twink, 16:06
Re: On the development of C, roctheengy, 16:03
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Richard Heathfield, 15:56
Re: malloc() size problems, CBFalconer, 15:36
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Flash Gordon, 15:36
Re: unions within an array, Keith Thompson, 15:30
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Kaz Kylheku, 15:29
Re: const pointer, CBFalconer, 15:23
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Flash Gordon, 15:19
Re: malloc() size problems, lndresnick, 15:09
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, CBFalconer, 15:03
Re: On the development of C, Golden California Girls, 14:55
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, CBFalconer, 14:50
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Golden California Girls, 14:46
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., CBFalconer, 14:43
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., CBFalconer, 14:39
Re: malloc() size problems, voidexp@xxxxxxxxx, 14:37
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., CBFalconer, 14:30
Re: malloc() size problems, lndresnick, 14:17
Re: malloc() size problems, voidexp@xxxxxxxxx, 14:02
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Nate Eldredge, 14:02
Re: unions within an array, Kenneth Brody, 13:50
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Antoninus Twink, 13:47
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Antoninus Twink, 13:42
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Re: small integer powers -- use pow() or explicit multiplication?, Richard Harter, 12:51
Re: Socket creation/write/read time, Johann Schlamp, 12:42
Re: small integer powers -- use pow() or explicit multiplication?, Keith Thompson, 12:27
Re: Socket creation/write/read time, Keith Thompson, 12:15
Re: Socket creation/write/read time, Ben Bacarisse, 12:13
Re: Printing the bitfields, Keith Thompson, 12:12
Re: Floating point arithmetic model of C..., lawrence . jones, 12:03
Re: small integer powers -- use pow() or explicit multiplication?, user923005, 12:01
Re: malloc() size problems, lndresnick, 11:49
Re: small integer powers -- use pow() or explicit multiplication?, Rich Webb, 11:45
Re: malloc() size problems, jfbode1029, 11:45
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Re: Socket creation/write/read time, Anthony Fremont, 10:48
Re: gcc and pointer-to-arrays, Ben Bacarisse, 10:40
Socket creation/write/read time, Johann Schlamp, 10:33
Re: Printing the bitfields, Eric Sosman, 10:32
Re: Printing the bitfields, James Kuyper, 10:30
Re: Printing the bitfields, Ben Bacarisse, 10:28
Re: const pointer, Eric, 10:28
gcc and pointer-to-arrays, mjkrol, 10:15
Re: Getting data from a web page back in C, Wolfgang Draxinger, 10:15
Re: const pointer, James Kuyper, 10:08
Re: const pointer, Ben Bacarisse, 10:04
Re: META: relax topicality to squeeze the spam?, Tristan Miller, 09:38
Re: const pointer, Eric, 09:32
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Tristan Miller, 09:26
Re: Getting data from a web page back in C, jacob navia, 09:20
Printing the bitfields, karthikbalaguru, 09:11
Re: On the development of C, Richard Tobin, 09:03
Re: On the development of C, Richard Tobin, 09:00
Re: Floating point arithmetic model of C..., Richard Bos, 08:39
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Richard Bos, 08:39
Re: On the development of C, Richard Bos, 08:39
Re: On the development of C, Richard Bos, 08:39
Re: On the development of C, Richard Bos, 08:39
Re: const pointer, Richard Bos, 08:39
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Richard Bos, 08:38
Re: maps and unions, Richard Bos, 08:38
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Richard Bos, 08:38
Re: Getting data from a web page back in C, Jens Thoms Toerring, 07:53
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Dik T. Winter, 07:20
Re: const pointer, Eric, 07:18
Re: memory pointer tricks, Richard, 07:17
Re: Why this doesnt work with Visual studio..., Richard, 07:15
Re: Copying clipboard into string, Richard, 07:13
const pointer, Eric, 07:12
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, James Kuyper, 06:44
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Re: Floating point arithmetic model of C..., Bartc, 06:21
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Pascal J. Bourguignon, 05:58
Re: On the development of C, nick_keighley_nospam, 05:52
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, nick_keighley_nospam, 05:38
Re: Floating point arithmetic model of C..., nick_keighley_nospam, 05:30
Re: Segmentation fault, jacob navia, 04:42
Re: Segmentation fault, Richard Heathfield, 04:40
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Richard Heathfield, 04:38
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Re: wait(), Ian Collins, 04:24
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Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., nick_keighley_nospam, 04:15
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Keith Thompson, 04:09
Re: Floating point arithmetic model of C..., Keith Thompson, 04:05
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Nate Eldredge, 03:58
Re: Copying clipboard into string, Han from China, 03:42
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Phil Carmody, 03:35
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Phil Carmody, 03:18
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Richard Heathfield, 03:12
Re: from asm to C, Han from China, 03:12
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., JosephKK, 03:07
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Richard Heathfield, 03:05
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Sjouke Burry, 02:44
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Flash Gordon, 02:42
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Nate Eldredge, 02:40
Re: Copying clipboard into string, Richard Heathfield, 02:34
Re: On the development of C, Richard Heathfield, 02:33
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., JosephKK, 02:31
Re: typedef is a storage class specifier ?, Richard Heathfield, 02:27
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Richard Heathfield, 02:25
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., JosephKK, 02:24
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Nate Eldredge, 02:21
Re: Why this doesnt work with Visual studio..., Ian Collins, 02:20
Re: On the development of C, Ian Collins, 02:18
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Nate Eldredge, 02:15
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Nate Eldredge, 02:08
Re: maps and unions, David Thompson, 02:06
Re: Benign typedef definition, David Thompson, 02:05
Re: is it possible to cast a one dimensional array to a two dimensional array?, David Thompson, 02:05
Re: Question on finding the caller function., David Thompson, 02:04
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., JosephKK, 02:04
Re: from asm to C, Han from China, 01:30
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, luser-ex-troll, 01:17
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, JosephKK, 01:08
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Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, JosephKK, 00:56
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, JosephKK, 00:54
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, JosephKK, 00:37
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, JosephKK, 00:33
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Dik T. Winter, 00:21
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, JosephKK, 00:19

March 16, 2009

Re: memory pointer tricks, Han from China, 23:51
Re: Floating point arithmetic model of C..., Dik T. Winter, 23:50
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Han from China, 23:39
Re: On the development of C, Han from China, 23:20
Re: Copying clipboard into string, Han from China, 23:16
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Phil Carmody, 23:16
Re: Copying clipboard into string, Han from China, 23:15
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., luser-ex-troll, 23:10
Re: On the development of C, Han from China, 23:08
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, luser-ex-troll, 22:04
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Eric Sosman, 22:00
Re: Floating point arithmetic model of C..., Peter Nilsson, 21:56
Re: from asm to C, nathancbaker, 21:25
Re: Floating point arithmetic model of C..., pete, 20:39
Re: Copying clipboard into string, pete, 20:17
Re: from asm to C, user923005, 20:02
Re: Floating point arithmetic model of C..., Ben Bacarisse, 20:00
Re: On the development of C, user923005, 19:59
Re: On the development of C, Tony, 19:23
Re: On the development of C, Kaz Kylheku, 19:09
Re: Floating point arithmetic model of C..., Walter Banks, 19:02
Re: Copying clipboard into string, Richard, 19:02
Re: On the development of C, Richard, 18:55
Re: Changing the base address of an array !!, karthikbalaguru, 18:54
Re: Copying clipboard into string, Richard, 18:53
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Golden California Girls, 18:49
Re: unions within an array, Martin Ambuhl, 18:43
Re: Floating point arithmetic model of C..., Martin Ambuhl, 18:34
Re: Floating point arithmetic model of C..., Martin Ambuhl, 18:22
Re: Floating point arithmetic model of C..., CBFalconer, 18:19
Re: Floating point arithmetic model of C..., CBFalconer, 18:15
Re: Why this doesnt work with Visual studio..., CBFalconer, 18:09
Re: from asm to C, Bartc, 18:03
Re: unions within an array, jameskuyper, 17:54
Re: On the development of C, CBFalconer, 17:51
Re: On the development of C, CBFalconer, 17:45
Re: unions within an array, Jens Thoms Toerring, 17:28
Re: Pascal Triangle doubt - Help!, Phil Carmody, 17:27
Re: typedef is a storage class specifier ?, karthikbalaguru, 17:24
unions within an array, karthikbalaguru, 17:21
Re: typedef is a storage class specifier ?, jameskuyper, 17:03
Re: Floating point arithmetic model of C..., Jens Thoms Toerring, 16:41
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Antoninus Twink, 16:13
Re: typedef is a storage class specifier ?, Eric Sosman, 16:11
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Keith Thompson, 16:08
Re: Floating point arithmetic model of C..., Keith Thompson, 16:03
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, user923005, 15:57
Re: from asm to C, user923005, 15:52
Re: Floating point arithmetic model of C..., Eric Sosman, 15:45
Re: typedef is a storage class specifier ?, Ben Pfaff, 15:43
Re: typedef is a storage class specifier ?, Richard Heathfield, 15:43
typedef is a storage class specifier ?, karthikbalaguru, 15:39
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Golden California Girls, 15:24
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Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Antoninus Twink, 14:42
Re: Floating point arithmetic model of C..., almurph@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, 14:36
Re: Floating point arithmetic model of C..., Keith Thompson, 14:33
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Flash Gordon, 14:24
Re: On the development of C, Keith Thompson, 14:20
Re: Floating point arithmetic model of C..., almurph@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, 14:20
Re: 64-bit KISS RNGs, lawrence . jones, 14:14
Re: Floating point arithmetic model of C..., jameskuyper, 14:07
Re: Floating point arithmetic model of C..., osmium, 14:01
Re: Floating point arithmetic model of C..., Ben Pfaff, 13:56
Re: Floating point arithmetic model of C..., Nate Eldredge, 13:52
Floating point arithmetic model of C..., almurph@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, 13:40
Re: Copying clipboard into string, Mark McIntyre, 13:34
Re: On the development of C, Mark McIntyre, 13:32
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., jameskuyper, 12:59
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Pascal J. Bourguignon, 12:43
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Keith Thompson, 12:34
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Keith Thompson, 12:24
Re: On the development of C, Richard Tobin, 12:19
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Keith Thompson, 12:16
Re: memory pointer tricks, lawrence . jones, 12:06
Re: Pascal Triangle doubt - Help!, jameskuyper, 11:56
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Re: Pascal Triangle doubt - Help!, Keith Thompson, 11:32
Re: Pascal Triangle doubt - Help!, Keith Thompson, 11:27
Re: maps and unions, Richard Bos, 11:03
Re: Why this doesnt work with Visual studio..., jfbode1029, 10:59
Re: Copying clipboard into string, Richard Bos, 10:58
Re: Copying clipboard into string, Richard Bos, 10:58
Re: define question, Richard Bos, 10:58
Re: On the development of C, Richard Bos, 10:58
Re: On the development of C, Richard Bos, 10:58
Re: On the development of C, Richard Bos, 10:58
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Richard Bos, 10:58
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Richard Bos, 10:58
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Richard Bos, 10:58
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Richard Bos, 10:58
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Richard Bos, 10:57
Re: Why this doesnt work with Visual studio..., Richard Bos, 10:57
Re: memory pointer tricks, Richard Bos, 10:57
Re: memory pointer tricks, nick_keighley_nospam, 10:43
Re: Pascal Triangle doubt - Help!, nick_keighley_nospam, 10:36
Re: Pascal Triangle doubt - Help!, Kevin D . Quitt, 10:25
Re: memory pointer tricks, Eric Sosman, 10:21
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Dik T. Winter, 10:00
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, luser-ex-troll, 09:12
Re: memory pointer tricks, nick_keighley_nospam, 09:08
Re: memory pointer tricks, James Kuyper, 08:47
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Dik T. Winter, 08:41
Re: memory pointer tricks, Eric Sosman, 08:39
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Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Eric Sosman, 08:33
Re: Copying clipboard into string, Han from China, 08:02
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Ahem A Rivet's Shot, 07:53
Re: Pascal Triangle doubt - Help!, Albert, 06:38
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Re: Pascal Triangle doubt - Help!, Albert, 06:31
Re: Pascal Triangle doubt - Help!, Albert, 06:28
Re: Pascal Triangle doubt - Help!, nick_keighley_nospam, 06:03
Re: Pascal Triangle doubt - Help!, James Kuyper, 05:56
Re: Pascal Triangle doubt - Help!, Albert, 05:41
Re: "+=" operator, comments appreciated, thanks!, Mark McIntyre, 05:26
Re: Copying clipboard into string, Mark McIntyre, 05:20
Re: total array size limitations?, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:49
Re: Pascal Triangle doubt - Help!, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:34
Re: Pascal Triangle doubt - Help!, Albert, 04:28
Re: Pascal Triangle doubt - Help!, Jens Thoms Toerring, 04:20
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Phil Carmody, 04:17
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Phil Carmody, 04:12
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Flash Gordon, 03:34
Re: Pascal Triangle doubt - Help!, Phil Carmody, 03:28
Re: Pascal Triangle doubt - Help!, Keith Thompson, 03:07
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Albert, 03:01
Re: Pascal Triangle doubt - Help!, Albert, 02:57
Re: Pascal Triangle doubt - Help!, Albert, 02:53
Re: Why this doesnt work with Visual studio..., Keith Thompson, 02:43
Re: Why this doesnt work with Visual studio..., ramspite, 02:39
Re: Why this doesnt work with Visual studio..., Ulrich Eckhardt, 02:07
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Ahem A Rivet's Shot, 01:52
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Re: Pascal Triangle doubt - Help!, LL, 01:32
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March 15, 2009

Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Keith Thompson, 23:01
Re: Copying clipboard into string, Kaz Kylheku, 22:52
Re: total array size limitations?, Richard Harter, 21:42
Re: Calculating storage alignment, CBFalconer, 21:04
Re: total array size limitations?, CBFalconer, 20:41
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, CBFalconer, 20:31
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, CBFalconer, 20:25
Re: Pascal Triangle doubt - Help!, Jens Thoms Toerring, 20:23
Re: Pascal Triangle doubt - Help!, Richard Heathfield, 20:23
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., CBFalconer, 20:12
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., CBFalconer, 20:06
Re: Pascal Triangle doubt - Help!, Ben Bacarisse, 20:05
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Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Antoninus Twink, 18:17
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Keith Thompson, 16:54
Re: Pascal Triangle doubt - Help!, Barry Schwarz, 16:34
Re: "+=" operator, comments appreciated, thanks!, Golden California Girls, 16:27
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Re: Calculating storage alignment, gw7rib, 16:19
Re: Memory consumption, Han from China, 16:09
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Phil Carmody, 15:49
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Pascal J. Bourguignon, 15:42
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Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Flash Gordon, 15:40
Re: Same struct, different sizes., JosephKK, 15:39
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Phil Carmody, 15:35
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Richard Harter, 15:01
Re: META: relax topicality to squeeze the spam?, Richard Bos, 14:51
Re: Pascal Triangle doubt - Help!, Richard Heathfield, 14:50
Re: Pascal Triangle doubt - Help!, Jens Thoms Toerring, 14:36
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Richard Harter, 13:34
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Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Richard Harter, 12:34
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Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Keith Thompson, 12:09
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Ike Naar, 11:45
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Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Anthony Fremont, 11:08
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Ben Bacarisse, 11:00
Re: Pascal Triangle doubt - Help!, osmium, 10:36
Re: Getting source file from the object file, James Kuyper, 10:20
Re: "+=" operator, comments appreciated, thanks!, Kenny McCormack, 10:02
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, James Kuyper, 09:55
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, James Kuyper, 09:52
Re: Pascal Triangle doubt - Help!, Jens Thoms Toerring, 09:45
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, James Kuyper, 09:29
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Marek Kubica, 08:49
Re: Calculating storage alignment, Flash Gordon, 08:32
Re: Calculating storage alignment, Darren Cubitt, 07:59
Re: Calculating storage alignment, Flash Gordon, 07:23
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Harald van Dĳk, 06:39
Re: Calculating storage alignment, Darren Cubitt, 06:35
Re: Pascal Triangle doubt - Help!, Flash Gordon, 06:33
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Flash Gordon, 06:26
Re: Pascal Triangle doubt - Help!, Darren Cubitt, 06:24
Re: Calculating storage alignment, Darren Cubitt, 06:21
Re: Memory consumption, Joachim Schmitz, 06:12
Re: Calculating storage alignment, Malcolm McLean, 06:07
Re: Calculating storage alignment, Malcolm McLean, 05:56
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Flash Gordon, 05:53
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Pascal J. Bourguignon, 05:53
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Phil Carmody, 05:44
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Flash Gordon, 05:43
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Richard Heathfield, 05:32
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Richard Heathfield, 05:29
Re: Memory consumption, Richard Heathfield, 05:27
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Pascal J. Bourguignon, 05:27
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Pascal J. Bourguignon, 05:23
Calculating storage alignment, Darren Cubitt, 05:21
Re: Memory consumption, Joachim Schmitz, 05:16
Re: Memory consumption, Joachim Schmitz, 05:13
Re: Pascal Triangle doubt - Help!, Richard Heathfield, 05:08
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Phil Carmody, 04:57
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Phil Carmody, 04:40
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Keith Thompson, 03:43
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Keith Thompson, 03:27
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, JosephKK, 03:11
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Phil Carmody, 03:09
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Phil Carmody, 02:59
Re: On the development of C, Phil Carmody, 02:54
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Ahem A Rivet's Shot, 02:35
Pascal Triangle doubt - Help!, pradeep, 01:57
Re: relax topicality to squeeze the spam?, Chris M. Thomasson, 01:57
Re: On the development of C, Chris M. Thomasson, 01:38
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Richard, 01:01
Re: total array size limitations?, Richard Harter, 00:21

March 14, 2009

Re: META: relax topicality to squeeze the spam?, Richard Heathfield, 23:55
Re: Matrix multiplication code, Kojak, 23:42
Re: Copying clipboard into string, Kojak, 23:23
Re: META: relax topicality to squeeze the spam?, luser-ex-troll, 23:09
Re: Matrix multiplication code, luser-ex-troll, 23:04
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Dik T. Winter, 22:28
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Dik T. Winter, 22:05
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, user923005, 21:56
Re: Getting source file from the object file, JosephKK, 21:54
Re: Matrix multiplication code, user923005, 21:52
Re: Getting source file from the object file, JosephKK, 21:48
Re: Getting source file from the object file, JosephKK, 21:45
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Harald van Dĳk, 21:21
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, JosephKK, 21:18
Re: Matrix multiplication code, Kojak, 21:14
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, JosephKK, 21:13
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Albert, 21:13
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, JosephKK, 21:12
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., CBFalconer, 21:10
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, JosephKK, 21:09
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, JosephKK, 21:01
Re: Matrix multiplication code, user923005, 21:00
Re: Memory consumption, Richard, 20:50
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Harald van Dĳk, 20:40
Re: On the development of C, Golden California Girls, 20:34
Re: "+=" operator, comments appreciated, thanks!, Golden California Girls, 20:29
Re: "+=" operator, comments appreciated, thanks!, CBFalconer, 20:19
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, CBFalconer, 20:15
Re: total array size limitations?, CBFalconer, 20:11
Re: define question, Keith Thompson, 20:07
Re: total array size limitations?, CBFalconer, 20:05
Re: On the development of C, CBFalconer, 19:58
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., CBFalconer, 19:53
Re: define question, J. J. Farrell, 19:39
Re: Copying clipboard into string, Jason, 19:18
Re: Matrix multiplication code, Keith Thompson, 19:15
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Re: "+=" operator, comments appreciated, thanks!, J. J. Farrell, 18:59
Re: Memory consumption, Han from China, 18:23
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Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Malcolm McLean, 18:03
Re: Copying clipboard into string, Han from China, 18:03
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Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Ian Collins, 17:33
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Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Albert, 17:21
Re: define question, david, 16:21
Re: Help on Mistake With Function Pointers, david, 16:15
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Phil Carmody, 15:43
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, blargg, 14:12
Re: Copying clipboard into string, Luuk, 14:00
Re: "+=" operator, comments appreciated, thanks!, Keith Thompson, 13:47
Re: Copying clipboard into string, Keith Thompson, 13:44
Re: Can this mostly useless while loop be optimized out?, Keith Thompson, 13:40
Re: Question about GNU make, Peter Mueller, 13:33
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Keith Thompson, 13:32
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Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Ben Bacarisse, 13:28
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Re: "+=" operator, comments appreciated, thanks!, Ben Bacarisse, 12:58
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., James Kuyper, 12:43
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Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Malcolm McLean, 11:16
Re: "+=" operator, comments appreciated, thanks!, Malcolm McLean, 11:12
Re: Copying clipboard into string, Jason, 11:11
Re: Benign typedef definition, David R Tribble, 11:07
Re: total array size limitations?, Malcolm McLean, 11:02
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Re: define question, Han from China, 10:46
Re: Memory consumption, Joachim Schmitz, 10:38
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Phil Carmody, 10:30
Re: Benign typedef definition, David R Tribble, 10:25
Re: define question, Richard, 09:36
Re: On the development of C, Richard, 09:35
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, luser-ex-troll, 09:24
Re: int pointers & characters !!, Bartc, 09:18
Re: Copying clipboard into string, luser-ex-troll, 09:14
Re: Can this mostly useless while loop be optimized out?, Eric Sosman, 08:52
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Richard Tobin, 08:01
Re: Copying clipboard into string, nick_keighley_nospam, 07:37
Re: int pointers & characters !!, Antoninus Twink, 07:21
Re: On the development of C, Antoninus Twink, 07:15
Re: total array size limitations?, Antoninus Twink, 07:05
Re: Copying clipboard into string, Antoninus Twink, 07:03
Re: Can this mostly useless while loop be optimized out?, Tim Woodall, 06:49
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Jean-Marc L., 06:15
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Mark Hobley, 06:08
Re: Memory consumption, Han from China, 06:05
Re: Can this mostly useless while loop be optimized out?, Flash Gordon, 05:57
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Richard Heathfield, 05:47
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., James Dow Allen, 05:22
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Albert, 04:29
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Albert, 04:24
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Ian Collins, 04:14
Re: "Portable" C compilers?, Mark Hobley, 04:08
Re: Getting source file from the object file, Phil Carmody, 04:06
Re: Copying clipboard into string, Larry Gates, 03:51
Re: maps and unions, Larry Gates, 03:45
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Phil Carmody, 03:34
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Re: Can this mostly useless while loop be optimized out?, Keith Thompson, 03:00
Re: On the development of C, Phil Carmody, 02:43
Re: Memory consumption, Kaz Kylheku, 02:18
Re: On the development of C, rio, 01:56
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, pete, 01:12
"Portable" C compilers?, Albert, 01:03
Re: 3 usages of same name in different contexts !!, karthikbalaguru, 00:36

March 13, 2009

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Re: Can this mostly useless while loop be optimized out?, Chetan, 23:46
Re: Can this mostly useless while loop be optimized out?, Keith Thompson, 23:29
Re: total array size limitations?, Richard Harter, 23:23
Re: Can this mostly useless while loop be optimized out?, Chetan, 22:43
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Keith Thompson, 22:18
Re: Copying clipboard into string, luser-ex-troll, 22:15
Re: Getting source file from the object file, James Kuyper, 22:14
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., CBFalconer, 21:36
Re: Copying clipboard into string, luser-ex-troll, 21:17
Re: define question, Martin Ambuhl, 21:16
Re: define question, Keith Thompson, 20:54
Re: define question, Ben Bacarisse, 20:53
Re: maps and unions, Dik T. Winter, 20:52
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Keith Thompson, 20:50
Re: Memory consumption, CBFalconer, 20:42
Re: Getting source file from the object file, Keith Thompson, 20:40
Re: Copying clipboard into string, pete, 20:38
Re: total array size limitations?, CBFalconer, 20:26
Re: define question, CBFalconer, 20:22
Re: int pointers & characters !!, CBFalconer, 20:14
Re: Getting source file from the object file, JosephKK, 20:14
Re: Copying clipboard into string, Kojak, 20:06
Re: On the development of C, CBFalconer, 20:04
Re: Copying clipboard into string, Bartc, 19:57
Re: Copying clipboard into string, Keith Thompson, 19:54
Re: Copying clipboard into string, Keith Thompson, 19:54
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., CBFalconer, 19:50
Re: Copying clipboard into string, jacob navia, 19:49
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, CBFalconer, 19:40
Re: Copying clipboard into string, Mark McIntyre, 19:34
Re: Copying clipboard into string, Kojak, 18:30
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Stephen Sprunk, 18:28
Re: Help on Mistake With Function Pointers, Anthony Fremont, 18:11
Re: total array size limitations?, Nate Eldredge, 17:51
Copying clipboard into string, Jason, 17:51
Re: Memory consumption, Kaz Kylheku, 17:44
Re: total array size limitations?, Eric Sosman, 17:39
Re: total array size limitations?, glennklockwood, 17:33
Re: total array size limitations?, Bartc, 17:32
Re: total array size limitations?, Kenny McCormack, 17:21
total array size limitations?, glennklockwood, 17:19
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Kenny McCormack, 17:18
Re: Memory consumption, Kenny McCormack, 17:14
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Re: define question, Keith Thompson, 16:16
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Eric Sosman, 15:46
Re: define question, Richard Bos, 15:43
Re: On the development of C, Richard Bos, 15:43
Re: On the development of C, Richard Bos, 15:43
Re: On the development of C, Richard Bos, 15:43
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Richard Bos, 15:43
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Richard Bos, 15:43
Re: maps and unions, Richard Bos, 15:43
Re: Very simple: passing parameters, Richard Bos, 15:43
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Flash Gordon, 15:36
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Keith Thompson, 15:28
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Han from China, 15:11
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Stephen Sprunk, 14:49
Re: Help on Mistake With Function Pointers, Stephen Sprunk, 14:46
Re: Help on Mistake With Function Pointers, jameskuyper, 14:36
Re: Memory consumption, Han from China, 14:35
Re: Help on Mistake With Function Pointers, Jujitsu Lizard, 14:26
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Re: Help on Mistake With Function Pointers, blargg, 13:24
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Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Richard Bos, 12:57
Re: Memory consumption, Joachim Schmitz, 12:56
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Re: Help on Mistake With Function Pointers, jameskuyper, 12:16
Re: int pointers & characters !!, TonyMc, 12:09
Re: Help on Mistake With Function Pointers, Nate Eldredge, 11:57
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Eric Sosman, 11:45
Re: I don't get it, blargg, 11:40
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Re: Help on Mistake With Function Pointers, Jujitsu Lizard, 10:59
Re: Help on Mistake With Function Pointers, Jujitsu Lizard, 10:55
Re: Help on Mistake With Function Pointers, david, 10:49
Re: Help on Mistake With Function Pointers, James Kuyper, 10:41
Help on Mistake With Function Pointers, Jujitsu Lizard, 10:30
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Dik T. Winter, 09:45
Re: int pointers & characters !!, Eric Sosman, 09:17
Re: Getopt: Getting input to a string after an option, Antoninus Twink, 09:16
Re: Question about GNU make, Antoninus Twink, 09:05
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Re: define question, Jens Thoms Toerring, 08:31
Re: define question, david, 08:24
Re: int pointers & characters !!, Darren Cubitt, 08:14
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Pascal J. Bourguignon, 08:12
Re: define question, Hansjoerg Lipp, 08:07
Re: define question, david, 07:54
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Keith Thompson, 07:35
Re: define question, Keith Thompson, 07:33
define question, david, 07:28
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Richard Bos, 07:27
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Dik T. Winter, 07:27
Re: int pointers & characters !!, Bartc, 07:18
Re: int pointers & characters !!, karthikbalaguru, 07:14
Re: int pointers & characters !!, nick_keighley_nospam, 07:09
Re: int pointers & characters !!, karthikbalaguru, 07:06
Re: int pointers & characters !!, James Kuyper, 06:59
Re: int pointers & characters !!, nick_keighley_nospam, 06:54
Re: int pointers & characters !!, nick_keighley_nospam, 06:41
Getopt: Getting input to a string after an option, orgthingy, 06:30
Re: Getting source file from the object file, James Kuyper, 06:20
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, James Kuyper, 06:17
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, James Kuyper, 06:11
Re: int pointers & characters !!, karthikbalaguru, 04:53
Re: int pointers & characters !!, karthikbalaguru, 04:51
Re: int pointers & characters !!, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:25
Re: int pointers & characters !!, Richard Heathfield, 04:23
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Re: Getting source file from the object file, JosephKK, 02:19
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Re: I don't get it, Keith Thompson, 01:54
Re: Can this mostly useless while loop be optimized out?, Keith Thompson, 01:51
Re: On the development of C, Richard, 01:21
Re: Can this mostly useless while loop be optimized out?, Nate Eldredge, 00:49
Re: Consideration on pointer declarations, JosephKK, 00:39
Re: maps and unions, Larry Gates, 00:33
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, JosephKK, 00:19
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, JosephKK, 00:14
Re: Can this mostly useless while loop be optimized out?, Ben Bacarisse, 00:00

March 12, 2009

Re: I don't get it, Martin Ambuhl, 23:21
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Eric Sosman, 23:15
Re: I don't get it, blargg, 22:09
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Stephen Sprunk, 22:01
Re: Can this mostly useless while loop be optimized out?, Chetan, 21:50
Re: Can this mostly useless while loop be optimized out?, Han from China, 21:45
Re: I don't get it, Jack Klein, 21:28
Re: Memory reallocation, Han from China, 21:11
Re: I don't get it, Ben Bacarisse, 21:11
Re: I don't get it, mattia, 20:53
Re: 3 usages of same name in different contexts !!, karthikbalaguru, 20:51
Re: Memory consumption, Han from China, 20:50
Re: I don't get it, Han from China, 20:46
Re: Can this mostly useless while loop be optimized out?, Ben Bacarisse, 20:39
Re: On the development of C, Kojak, 20:36
Re: Some language not implemented in C?, Dik T. Winter, 20:27
Re: I don't get it, Keith Thompson, 20:17
Re: On the development of C, Dik T. Winter, 20:12
Re: Memory consumption, CBFalconer, 20:03
Re: Can this mostly useless while loop be optimized out?, Ben Bacarisse, 20:03
Re: On the development of C, user923005, 20:02
Re: On the development of C, user923005, 20:01
I don't get it, mattia, 19:57
Re: Question about GNU make, Richard, 19:57
Re: Memory reallocation, CBFalconer, 19:53
Re: On the development of C, CBFalconer, 19:45
Re: On the development of C, CBFalconer, 19:37
Re: On the development of C, Richard Heathfield, 19:05
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, CBFalconer, 18:49
Re: On the development of C, Tim Rentsch, 18:43
Re: Can this mostly useless while loop be optimized out?, Tim Rentsch, 18:41
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., CBFalconer, 18:40
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Keith Thompson, 18:37
Re: Question about GNU make, Fred, 18:16
Re: On the development of C, Anand Hariharan, 18:16
Question about GNU make, Peter Mueller, 18:10
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Phil Carmody, 17:52
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Stephen Sprunk, 17:51
Re: Question about the usual arithmetic conversion, Tim Rentsch, 17:41
Re: On the development of C, Phil Carmody, 17:41
Re: On the development of C, jameskuyper, 17:40
Re: Can this mostly useless while loop be optimized out?, lawrence . jones, 17:21
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Tim Rentsch, 17:18
Re: On the development of C, Richard Heathfield, 17:17
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Tim Rentsch, 16:57
Re: On the development of C, Default User, 16:55
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Tim Rentsch, 16:49
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Nate Eldredge, 16:48
Re: On the development of C, Richard Bos, 16:45
Re: On the development of C, Richard Bos, 16:45
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Eric Sosman, 16:45
Re: Memory consumption, Antoninus Twink, 16:23
Re: On the development of C, Richard Bos, 16:20
Re: [META] How to keep a clc regular busy, Richard Bos, 16:20
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Richard Bos, 16:20
Re: Null-terminated strings: the final analysis., Richard Bos, 16:20
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Richard Bos, 16:20
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Richard Bos, 16:19
Re: Some sort of weird round off error -- please help!, Richard Bos, 16:19
Re: Some language not implemented in C?, Richard Bos, 16:19
Re: Getting source file from the object file, Richard Bos, 16:19
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Richard Bos, 16:19
Re: Can this mostly useless while loop be optimized out?, blargg, 15:37
Re: On the development of C, Phil Carmody, 15:26
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Stephen Sprunk, 14:59
Re: Can this mostly useless while loop be optimized out?, Old Wolf, 14:59
Re: Memory consumption, Joachim Schmitz, 14:40
Re: On the development of C, Nate Eldredge, 14:23
Re: Can this mostly useless while loop be optimized out?, Jens Thoms Toerring, 14:17
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Re: On the development of C, rio, 13:25
Re: Can this mostly useless while loop be optimized out?, Ben Bacarisse, 12:48
Re: On the development of C, Han from China, 12:36
Re: Matrix multiplication algorithm not working correctly, Kojak, 12:10
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Re: On the development of C, Han from China, 12:06
Re: Can this mostly useless while loop be optimized out?, Boon, 11:58
Re: Matrix multiplication algorithm not working correctly, LL, 11:56
Re: Matrix multiplication algorithm not working correctly, Bartc, 11:53
Re: Matrix multiplication algorithm not working correctly, Ben Bacarisse, 11:38
Re: Matrix multiplication algorithm not working correctly, LL, 11:36
Re: On the development of C, Eric Sosman, 11:33
Re: Matrix multiplication algorithm not working correctly, LL, 11:24
Re: On the development of C, Ben Bacarisse, 11:20
Re: Matrix multiplication algorithm not working correctly, LL, 11:18
Re: Matrix multiplication algorithm not working correctly, LL, 11:10
Re: Can this mostly useless while loop be optimized out?, Ben Bacarisse, 11:08
Re: Matrix multiplication algorithm not working correctly, Richard Tobin, 10:48
Re: Matrix multiplication algorithm not working correctly, LL, 10:39
Re: Matrix multiplication algorithm not working correctly, Ben Bacarisse, 10:39
Re: Matrix multiplication algorithm not working correctly, LL, 10:39
Re: Matrix multiplication algorithm not working correctly, Dik T. Winter, 10:36
Re: On the development of C, Chris McDonald, 10:35
Matrix multiplication algorithm not working correctly, LL, 10:23
Re: On the development of C, Han from China, 09:55
History of 'const' grammar, Wolfgang Draxinger, 09:36
Re: On the development of C, Dik T. Winter, 09:34
Re: Can this mostly useless while loop be optimized out?, Eric Sosman, 09:30
Re: Can this mostly useless while loop be optimized out?, blargg, 09:26
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Ben Bacarisse, 09:24
Re: Benign typedef definition, Ben Bacarisse, 09:21
Re: Can this mostly useless while loop be optimized out?, Jens Thoms Toerring, 09:19
Re: Knowing the end of an array of char*, blargg, 09:17
Can this mostly useless while loop be optimized out?, Francois Grieu, 09:15
Re: On the development of C, Eric Sosman, 09:12
Can this mostly useless while loop be optimized out?, Francois Grieu, 08:48
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Dik T. Winter, 08:26
Re: On the development of C, Chris McDonald, 08:21
Re: Knowing the end of an array of char*, James Kuyper, 08:15
Re: Knowing the end of an array of char*, James Kuyper, 08:04
Re: Knowing the end of an array of char*, Eric, 08:04
Re: Memory consumption, Jens Thoms Toerring, 07:54
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, James Kuyper, 07:43
Re: Knowing the end of an array of char*, Sjouke Burry, 07:33
Re: Knowing the end of an array of char*, Jens Thoms Toerring, 07:29
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, nick_keighley_nospam, 07:27
Re: Memory consumption, Edwin van den Oetelaar, 07:19
Re: On the development of C, James Kuyper, 07:15
Knowing the end of an array of char*, Eric, 07:12
Memory consumption, MN, 06:36
Re: More proof of errors going uncorrected among the "regs", nick_keighley_nospam, 06:33
Re: Consideration on pointer declarations, nick_keighley_nospam, 06:17
Re: Memory reallocation, mattia, 05:25
Re: Memory reallocation, mattia, 05:24
Re: On the development of C, nick_keighley_nospam, 05:09
Re: On the development of C, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:53
Re: On the development of C, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:10
Re: On the development of C, Phil Carmody, 03:54
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Keith Thompson, 01:07
Re: Memory reallocation, Chris M. Thomasson, 00:51
Re: On the development of C, qarnos, 00:48
Re: Benign typedef definition, JosephKK, 00:47
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Ben Bacarisse, 00:46
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Keith Thompson, 00:28
Re: On the development of C, Ben Bacarisse, 00:24
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Ben Bacarisse, 00:10

March 11, 2009

Re: Consideration on pointer declarations, JosephKK, 23:46
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., JosephKK, 23:39
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, JosephKK, 23:34
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, JosephKK, 23:31
Re: On the development of C, Golden California Girls, 23:28
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, JosephKK, 23:27
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Golden California Girls, 23:25
Re: On the development of C, Eric Sosman, 23:12
Re: Question on finding the caller function. Getting a it further OT, JosephKK, 23:03
Re: Memory reallocation, Richard, 23:00
Re: Memory reallocation, Han from China, 22:52
Re: carriage return and fprintf, Han from China, 22:52
Re: Memory reallocation, CBFalconer, 22:49
Re: Memory reallocation, Richard Heathfield, 22:26
Re: On the development of C, Richard Heathfield, 22:24
Re: On the development of C, Richard Heathfield, 22:23
Re: More proof of errors going uncorrected among the "regs", Han from China, 21:59
Re: Memory reallocation, CBFalconer, 21:54
Re: On the development of C, CBFalconer, 21:46
Re: On the development of C, CBFalconer, 21:42
Re: Some sort of weird round off error -- please help!, Dik T. Winter, 21:41
Re: Some language not implemented in C?, Dik T. Winter, 21:39
Re: carriage return and fprintf, John F. Eldredge, 21:31
Re: On the development of C, CBFalconer, 21:28
Re: On the development of C, CBFalconer, 21:21
Re: On the development of C, Dik T. Winter, 21:19
Re: On the development of C, CBFalconer, 21:17
Re: On the development of C, Dik T. Winter, 21:12
Re: On the development of C, CBFalconer, 21:10
Re: conservative static region allocator..., CBFalconer, 21:05
Re: conservative static region allocator..., Chris M. Thomasson, 21:03
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, CBFalconer, 20:54
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, CBFalconer, 20:50
Re: On the development of C, Keith Thompson, 20:47
Re: On the development of C, Dik T. Winter, 20:40
Re: More proof of errors going uncorrected among the "regs", CBFalconer, 20:36
Re: Memory reallocation, Ben Pfaff, 20:03
Re: More proof of errors going uncorrected among the "regs", Peter Nilsson, 19:48
Memory reallocation, mattia, 19:43
Re: On the development of C, Richard, 19:31
Re: On the development of C, Mark McIntyre, 19:29
Re: On the development of C, Mark McIntyre, 19:24
Re: On the development of C, Richard, 19:24
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Ben Bacarisse, 19:20
Re: On the development of C, Mark McIntyre, 19:19
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, Kenny McCormack, 19:07
Re: On the development of C, Mark McIntyre, 19:04
Re: On the development of C, Mark McIntyre, 19:02
Re: conservative static region allocator..., Richard, 19:01
Re: conservative static region allocator..., Bartc, 18:39
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, Richard Bos, 18:20
Re: conservative static region allocator..., Walter Banks, 18:08
Re: Same struct, different sizes., Control Freq, 17:42
Re: conservative static region allocator..., Eric Sosman, 17:24
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Golden California Girls, 17:15
Re: *++p vs ++*p, Ralf Damaschke, 16:46
Re: Getting source file from the object file, crisgoogle, 16:18
Re: Getting source file from the object file, user923005, 15:32
Re: Null-terminated strings: the final analysis., Mike Wahler, 15:26
Re: conservative static region allocator..., Richard Heathfield, 15:22
Re: conservative static region allocator..., Ben Bacarisse, 15:09
Re: On the development of C, jameskuyper, 15:04
Re: *++p vs ++*p, Andrey Tarasevich, 14:53
Re: Very simple: passing parameters, Kenny McCormack, 14:52
Re: More proof of errors going uncorrected among the "regs", Han from China, 14:37
Re: conservative static region allocator..., Richard Heathfield, 14:30
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, Han from China, 14:29
Re: On the development of C, Richard Heathfield, 14:21
Re: On the development of C, Keith Thompson, 14:13
Re: conservative static region allocator..., Richard Bos, 14:08
Re: Very simple: passing parameters, Martin Ambuhl, 14:07
Re: On the development of C, Keith Thompson, 13:58
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Ben Bacarisse, 13:43
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Re: On the development of C, jameskuyper, 13:20
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Golden California Girls, 12:46
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Re: On the development of C, Keith Thompson, 12:31
Re: More proof of errors going uncorrected among the "regs", Kenny McCormack, 12:14
Re: On the development of C, jameskuyper, 12:14
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Kenny McCormack, 12:10
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, Kenny McCormack, 12:04
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Keith Thompson, 12:03
Re: On the development of C, Bartc, 11:59
Re: Very simple: passing parameters, Golden California Girls, 11:52
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Richard Harter, 11:50
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, Richard Heathfield, 11:48
Re: Very simple: passing parameters, Richard Heathfield, 11:45
Re: Some sort of weird round off error -- please help!, Richard Bos, 11:41
Re: Some language not implemented in C?, Richard Bos, 11:41
Re: Getting source file from the object file, Richard Bos, 11:41
Re: maps and unions, Richard Bos, 11:41
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Richard Bos, 11:41
Re: reference-counted dynamic tag-union objects, Richard Bos, 11:41
Re: ++*p++, Richard Bos, 11:41
Re: Reading Text Files, Richard Bos, 11:40
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, Richard Bos, 11:40
Re: Difference between fgets and gets, Richard Bos, 11:40
Re: Very simple: passing parameters, Richard Bos, 11:40
Re: On the acceptability of the redundant "explicit cast", Richard Bos, 11:40
Re: On the acceptability of the redundant "explicit cast", Richard Bos, 11:40
Re: why 50% of allocated memory is not freed?, Richard Bos, 11:40
Re: More proof of errors going uncorrected among the "regs", Richard Bos, 11:40
Re: On the development of C, Richard Bos, 11:40
Re: On the development of C, Keith Thompson, 11:38
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Re: On the development of C, Eric Sosman, 11:01
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Ben Bacarisse, 10:52
Re: On the development of C, Eric Sosman, 10:52
Re: On the development of C, Eric Sosman, 10:48
Re: On the development of C, Ben Bacarisse, 10:31
Re: On the development of C, Ben Bacarisse, 10:18
Re: On the development of C, Richard Heathfield, 10:17
Re: On the development of C, Richard Heathfield, 10:14
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Re: On the development of C, Ben Bacarisse, 10:02
Re: Consideration on pointer declarations, Ben Bacarisse, 09:34
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Phlip, 08:54
Re: On the development of C, nick_keighley_nospam, 07:45
Re: On the development of C, nick_keighley_nospam, 07:42
Re: On the development of C, nick_keighley_nospam, 07:22
Re: On the development of C, nick_keighley_nospam, 06:40
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, James Kuyper, 06:37
Re: On the development of C, Bartc, 06:31
Re: On the development of C, Bartc, 06:31
Re: On the development of C, Chris McDonald, 06:25
Re: On the development of C, James Kuyper, 06:19
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Pascal J. Bourguignon, 06:15
Re: On the development of C, James Kuyper, 06:07
Re: On the development of C, nick_keighley_nospam, 05:45
Re: On the development of C, nick_keighley_nospam, 05:30
Re: On the development of C, Richard Heathfield, 04:28
Re: Re-declaration !!, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:28
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:21
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:12
Re: *++p vs ++*p, Francis Moreau, 04:12
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Keith Thompson, 04:08
Re: gets(), Keith Thompson, 04:05
Re: On the development of C, Keith Thompson, 03:51
Re: On the development of C, Keith Thompson, 03:48
Re: On the development of C, Keith Thompson, 03:46
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Phil Carmody, 03:37
Re: gets(), Phil Carmody, 03:30
Re: On the development of C, Phil Carmody, 03:02
Re: Consideration on pointer declarations, JosephKK, 03:01
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., JosephKK, 02:29
Re: PHP, Richard Heathfield, 02:27
Re: On the development of C, Richard Heathfield, 02:24
Re: gets(), Richard Heathfield, 02:19
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, JosephKK, 02:18
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, JosephKK, 02:01
Re: On the development of C, Richard Heathfield, 01:56
Re: On the development of C, Richard Heathfield, 01:54
Re: On the development of C, Richard Heathfield, 01:46
Re: On the development of C, Richard Heathfield, 01:43
Re: gets(), Curtis Dyer, 00:39
Re: 3 usages of same name in different contexts !!, Barry Schwarz, 00:02

March 10, 2009

Re: On the development of C, Nate Eldredge, 23:42
Re: On the development of C, user923005, 23:29
Re: On the development of C, user923005, 23:22
Re: On the development of C, Dik T. Winter, 23:19
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Dik T. Winter, 22:51
Re: On the development of C, Dik T. Winter, 22:32
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Golden California Girls, 22:26
Re: On the development of C, Dik T. Winter, 22:18
Re: On the development of C, Dik T. Winter, 22:09
Re: On the development of C, Bartc, 21:26
Re: On the development of C, Keith Thompson, 20:53
Re: On the development of C, blargg, 20:48
Re: gets(), Keith Thompson, 20:43
Re: Newsreaders, Keith Thompson, 20:26
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, Keith Thompson, 20:25
Re: On the development of C, Bartc, 20:13
Re: On the development of C, Bartc, 20:13
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, Ben Bacarisse, 20:10
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, Ike Naar, 20:07
Re: PHP, CBFalconer, 20:07
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, Ben Bacarisse, 20:03
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, Ben Bacarisse, 20:02
Re: gets(), George Peter Staplin, 19:48
Re: PHP, Ben Bacarisse, 19:46
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Keith Thompson, 19:43
Re: On the development of C, Han from China, 19:41
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Ben Bacarisse, 19:38
Re: On the development of C, CBFalconer, 19:31
Re: On the development of C, CBFalconer, 19:27
Re: On the development of C, Golden California Girls, 19:26
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Flash Gordon, 19:22
Re: On the development of C, Golden California Girls, 19:16
Re: On the development of C, user923005, 19:14
Re: On the development of C, CBFalconer, 19:08
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Golden California Girls, 19:01
Re: On the development of C, CBFalconer, 18:57
Re: On the development of C, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 18:52
Re: On the development of C, CBFalconer, 18:49
Re: On the development of C, CBFalconer, 18:33
Re: On the development of C, CBFalconer, 18:29
gets(), jacob navia, 18:27
Re: On the development of C, CBFalconer, 18:23
Re: On the development of C, jacob navia, 18:21
Re: On the development of C, jacob navia, 18:20
Re: On the development of C, Keith Thompson, 18:19
Re: On the development of C, CBFalconer, 18:15
Re: PHP, CBFalconer, 18:08
Re: On the development of C, jacob navia, 18:07
Re: It works without stdio.h !!, CBFalconer, 18:01
Re: On the development of C, Keith Thompson, 17:55
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, CBFalconer, 17:53
Re: *++p vs ++*p, Ralf Damaschke, 17:49
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, CBFalconer, 17:44
Re: Newsreaders, CBFalconer, 17:38
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, CBFalconer, 17:33
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, CBFalconer, 17:27
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, CBFalconer, 17:22
Re: On the development of C, jacob navia, 17:13
Re: On the development of C, lawrence . jones, 16:53
Re: On the development of C, lawrence . jones, 16:42
Re: On the development of C, Keith Thompson, 16:30
Re: On the development of C, lawrence . jones, 16:30
Re: On the development of C, lawrence . jones, 16:26
Re: On the development of C, Richard Heathfield, 16:18
Re: On the development of C, jameskuyper, 16:12
Re: On the development of C, Eric Sosman, 16:04
Re: On the development of C, lawrence . jones, 15:55
Re: On the development of C, lawrence . jones, 15:48
Re: On the development of C, lawrence . jones, 15:45
Re: On the development of C, Mark McIntyre, 15:33
Re: On the development of C, Mark McIntyre, 15:28
Re: On the development of C, Mark McIntyre, 15:25
Re: On the development of C, Rui Maciel, 15:24
Re: On the development of C, Mark McIntyre, 15:17
Re: On the development of C, user923005, 15:12
Re: On the development of C, jacob navia, 15:09
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, lawrence . jones, 15:07
Re: On the development of C, jameskuyper, 14:57
Re: [META] How to keep a clc regular busy, blargg, 14:52
Re: Re-declaration !!, blargg, 14:48
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Re: On the development of C, jacob navia, 14:08
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, Harald van Dĳk, 13:56
Re: Pointer variable Address, Nelu, 13:43
Re: On the development of C, jfbode1029, 13:12
Re: On the development of C, jacob navia, 13:02
Re: On the development of C, jfbode1029, 12:51
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Re: what is a subexpression ?, Keith Thompson, 11:26
Re: It works without stdio.h !!, Richard Tobin, 11:05
Re: It works without stdio.h !!, Eric Sosman, 10:50
Re: what is a subexpression ?, Francis Moreau, 09:21
Re: psych question about ignoring people, Kenny McCormack, 09:12
Re: psych question about ignoring people, Ben Bacarisse, 08:58
Re: *++p vs ++*p, Ben Bacarisse, 08:48
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, Ike Naar, 08:40
Re: It works without stdio.h !!, Richard Tobin, 08:17
Re: Re-declaration !!, Dik T. Winter, 07:55
Re: Some sort of weird round off error -- please help!, almurph@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, 07:31
Re: *++p vs ++*p, Francis Moreau, 07:06
Re: psych question about ignoring people, hmong411, 06:33
Re: Re-declaration !!, Chris Dollin, 06:21
Re: Pointer variable Address, James Kuyper, 06:14
Re: On the development of C, Han from China, 06:11
Re: Pointer variable Address, James Kuyper, 06:10
Re: Pointer variable Address, H Vlems, 06:05
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Re: Some sort of weird round off error -- please help!, almurph@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, 05:45
Questionnaire, pkuphenix, 04:35
Re: PHP, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:32
Re: On the development of C, Han from China, 04:30
Re: 3 usages of same name in different contexts !!, karthikbalaguru, 04:28
Re: Re-declaration !!, karthikbalaguru, 04:27
Re: ++*p++, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:26
Re: Re-declaration !!, karthikbalaguru, 04:25
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Richard Heathfield, 04:12
Re: On the development of C, Han from China, 04:08
Re: testing 10, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:07
Re: On the development of C, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:04
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Flash Gordon, 03:34
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., arnuld, 03:05
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., arnuld, 03:02
Re: [META] How to keep a clc regular busy, jellybean stonerfish, 02:48
Re: Pointer variable Address, George Peter Staplin, 02:47
Re: On the development of C, William Pursell, 02:25
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Han from China, 01:09
Re: Question for Richard Heathfield, Han from China, 00:51
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, qarnos, 00:31
Re: maps and unions, Larry Gates, 00:21
Re: Can I allocate an array on the stack?, luser-ex-troll, 00:14
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Richard Heathfield, 00:09

March 09, 2009

Re: Can I allocate an array on the stack?, Nate Eldredge, 23:57
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, qarnos, 23:45
Re: testing 10, Richard, 23:31
Re: On the development of C, Richard Heathfield, 23:27
Can I allocate an array on the stack?, luser-ex-troll, 23:24
Re: Re-declaration !!, Kaz Kylheku, 23:21
Re: Re-declaration !!, Dik T. Winter, 23:00
Re: On the development of C, Dik T. Winter, 22:53
Re: On the development of C, Dik T. Winter, 22:39
Re: testing 10, Kaz Kylheku, 22:33
Re: Newsreaders, Dik T. Winter, 22:03
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Dik T. Winter, 21:47
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Dik T. Winter, 21:28
Re: Re-declaration !!, Falcon Kirtaran, 21:28
Re: On the development of C, user923005, 20:51
Re-declaration !!, karthikbalaguru, 20:47
Re: ++*p++, Falcon Kirtaran, 20:45
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, Keith Thompson, 20:43
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, Ike Naar, 20:20
Re: On the development of C, jacob navia, 20:11
Re: On the development of C, jacob navia, 20:04
Re: On the development of C, jacob navia, 20:03
Re: On the development of C, George Peter Staplin, 20:01
Re: On the development of C, Mark McIntyre, 20:00
Re: On the development of C, luser-ex-troll, 19:51
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, pete, 19:48
Re: On the development of C, Richard Heathfield, 19:42
Re: On the development of C, jameskuyper, 19:40
Re: Question for Richard Heathfield, Mark McIntyre, 19:39
Re: what is a subexpression ?, pete, 19:39
Re: On the development of C, Daniel Pirch, 19:38
Re: On the development of C, jacob navia, 19:38
Re: PHP, Richard Heathfield, 19:33
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, pete, 19:31
Re: On the development of C, Mark McIntyre, 19:30
Re: On the development of C, Mark McIntyre, 19:27
Re: Question for Richard Heathfield, Old Wolf, 19:26
Re: On the development of C, Keith Thompson, 19:22
Re: On the development of C, Richard Heathfield, 19:17
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, Keith Thompson, 19:16
Re: Recursive functions Vs Non-recursive functions - performance aspect, Richard Heathfield, 19:07
Re: PHP, Keith Thompson, 19:06
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Keith Thompson, 19:02
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Richard Heathfield, 18:58
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, Ike Naar, 18:54
Re: Recursive functions Vs Non-recursive functions - performance aspect, Keith Thompson, 18:53
Re: On the development of C, jacob navia, 18:53
Re: On the development of C, CBFalconer, 18:42
Re: On the development of C, jameskuyper, 18:07
Re: On the development of C, jameskuyper, 18:02
Re: On the development of C, jacob navia, 17:48
Re: Question for Richard Heathfield, Mark McIntyre, 17:44
Re: On the development of C, user923005, 17:43
Re: On the development of C, jacob navia, 17:40
Re: Recursive functions Vs Non-recursive functions - performance aspect, Willem, 17:39
Re: On the development of C, jacob navia, 17:36
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, lawrence . jones, 17:27
Re: Recursive functions Vs Non-recursive functions - performance aspect, Richard Harter, 17:26
Re: On the development of C, Eric Sosman, 17:20
Re: PHP, CBFalconer, 16:57
Re: [OT] Re: testing 10, CBFalconer, 16:49
Re: It works without stdio.h !!, CBFalconer, 16:42
Re: On the development of C, user923005, 16:40
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, CBFalconer, 16:38
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, CBFalconer, 16:33
On the development of C, jacob navia, 16:02
Re: Recursive functions Vs Non-recursive functions - performance aspect, user923005, 15:26
Re: 3 usages of same name in different contexts !!, Han from China, 15:10
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Re: Getting source file from the object file, Michael Angelo Ravera, 14:57
Re: PHP, Han from China, 14:56
Re: Some sort of weird round off error -- please help!, Han from China, 14:52
Re: *++p vs ++*p, Han from China, 14:49
Re: PHP, Jujitsu Lizard, 14:33
Re: 3 usages of same name in different contexts !!, Phil Carmody, 14:25
Re: *++p vs ++*p, Han from China, 14:19
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Bartc, 14:17
Re: *++p vs ++*p, Kaz Kylheku, 14:01
Re: Newsreaders, blmblm, 14:00
Re: Recursive functions Vs Non-recursive functions - performance aspect, blmblm, 13:53
Re: Question for Richard Heathfield, Han from China, 13:35
Re: Question for Richard Heathfield, Han from China, 13:19
Re: [META] How to keep a clc regular busy, Kenneth Brody, 13:13
Re: Same struct, different sizes., blargg, 12:55
Re: what is a subexpression ?, Eric Sosman, 12:50
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Kenneth Brody, 12:45
Re: *++p vs ++*p, Ben Bacarisse, 12:37
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Ben Bacarisse, 12:34
Re: what is a subexpression ?, Keith Thompson, 12:32
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, Ike Naar, 12:31
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Ben Bacarisse, 12:29
what is a subexpression ?, Francis Moreau, 12:20
Re: PHP, Tristan Miller, 12:16
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, nick_keighley_nospam, 12:08
Re: Same struct, different sizes., Ben Pfaff, 12:07
Re: *++p vs ++*p, Ben Bacarisse, 12:00
Re: Question for Richard Heathfield, Keith Thompson, 11:57
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Richard Harter, 11:45
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, Keith Thompson, 11:38
Re: PHP, Kojak, 11:35
Re: *++p vs ++*p, Richard Bos, 11:30
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, Keith Thompson, 11:30
Re: 3 usages of same name in different contexts !!, Jujitsu Lizard, 11:29
Re: *++p vs ++*p, Francis Moreau, 11:24
Re: *++p vs ++*p, Francis Moreau, 11:17
Re: c program helps, nick_keighley_nospam, 11:15
PHP, think 4 rohit, 11:13
Re: *++p vs ++*p, Francis Moreau, 11:09
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Dik T. Winter, 11:02
Re: Same struct, different sizes., Eric Sosman, 11:01
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., 1Z, 10:45
Re: Question for Richard Heathfield, jfbode1029, 10:27
Re: Getting source file from the object file, Eric Sosman, 10:26
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Bartc, 10:11
Re: Same struct, different sizes., Active Volcano, 10:10
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Richard Tobin, 09:41
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, nick_keighley_nospam, 09:31
Re: 3 usages of same name in different contexts !!, blargg, 09:28
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, James Kuyper, 09:18
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, James Kuyper, 09:11
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Willem, 09:03
Re: *++p vs ++*p, Richard Tobin, 08:58
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Bartc, 08:56
Re: It works without stdio.h !!, Richard Tobin, 08:53
Re: *++p vs ++*p, James Kuyper, 08:42
Re: *++p vs ++*p, James Kuyper, 08:38
Re: [META] How to keep a clc regular busy, Mark Wooding, 08:32
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, James Kuyper, 08:19
Re: maps and unions, James Kuyper, 08:11
Re: Question for Richard Heathfield, Kenny McCormack, 08:06
Re: portable method of getting alignment of an arbitrary type..., Chris M. Thomasson, 08:04
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, James Kuyper, 08:00
Re: C is a terrible intermediate language, Kenny McCormack, 07:53
Re: conservative static region allocator..., pete, 07:46
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, pete, 07:38
Re: Newsreaders, Richard, 07:03
Re: C is a terrible intermediate language, Chris Dollin, 06:52
Re: maps and unions, Chris Dollin, 06:46
Re: Getting source file from the object file, Chris Dollin, 06:44
Re: Getting source file from the object file, Chris Dollin, 06:41
Same struct, different sizes., Control Freq, 06:27
Re: testing 10, Larry Gates, 06:03
Re: *++p vs ++*p, Ike Naar, 06:01
Re: [META] How to keep a clc regular busy, Larry Gates, 05:55
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., nick_keighley_nospam, 05:52
Re: maps and unions, Larry Gates, 05:51
Re: maps and unions, Larry Gates, 05:47
Re: ++*p++, nick_keighley_nospam, 05:29
Re: 3 usages of same name in different contexts !!, Daniel Pirch, 05:06
Re: *++p vs ++*p, Francis Moreau, 04:54
Re: *++p vs ++*p, Francis Moreau, 04:52
Re: *++p vs ++*p, Francis Moreau, 04:49
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., JosephKK, 04:33
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Phil Carmody, 04:27
Re: conservative static region allocator..., nick_keighley_nospam, 04:16
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., JosephKK, 03:30
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, Ike Naar, 03:29
Re: conservative static region allocator..., Flash Gordon, 03:27
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, Flash Gordon, 03:22
[OT] Re: testing 10, Falcon Kirtaran, 03:19
Re: ++*p++, Falcon Kirtaran, 03:10
Re: 3 usages of same name in different contexts !!, Jujitsu Lizard, 02:22
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, JosephKK, 02:01
Re: testing 10, Han from China, 01:45
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Han from China, 01:39
Re: How often do you read the C standard?, Han from China, 01:37
Re: Newsreaders, Default User, 01:22
Re: can we initialize a function argument in c, David Thompson, 00:55
Re: Just a bit of silliness, David Thompson, 00:55
Re: Remebering the order of precedence, David Thompson, 00:55
Re: Remebering the order of precedence, David Thompson, 00:55
Re: logging optimization, David Thompson, 00:55
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, David Thompson, 00:55
Re: Serious conformance bug in <some_compiler>, David Thompson, 00:55
Re: How often do you read the C standard?, David Thompson, 00:55
Re: More proof of errors going uncorrected among the "regs", David Thompson, 00:55

March 08, 2009

Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, Keith Thompson, 23:42
Re: 3 usages of same name in different contexts !!, Keith Thompson, 23:39
Re: c program helps, Richard Heathfield, 23:34
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, luser-ex-troll, 23:29
Re: c program helps, pete, 23:29
Re: c program helps, Keith Thompson, 23:07
Re: conservative static region allocator..., Keith Thompson, 23:02
Re: Reading Text Files, Keith Thompson, 22:59
Re: testing 10, Golden California Girls, 22:57
Re: *++p vs ++*p, Golden California Girls, 22:54
Re: Reading Text Files, Rafael, 22:54
Re: It works without stdio.h !!, Jack Klein, 22:50
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Jack Klein, 22:42
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Jack Klein, 22:40
Re: C is a terrible intermediate language, Jack Klein, 22:30
Re: Null-terminated strings: the final analysis., Jack Klein, 22:27
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Re: Some sort of weird round off error -- please help!, Dik T. Winter, 22:19
Re: Some sort of weird round off error -- please help!, Dik T. Winter, 22:17
Re: Recursive functions Vs Non-recursive functions - performance aspect, Dik T. Winter, 22:13
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, JosephKK, 22:11
[ot]Re: correct my code your, pete, 22:09
Re: Reading Text Files, Dik T. Winter, 22:02
Re: 3 usages of same name in different contexts !!, karthikbalaguru, 21:56
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, pete, 21:45
Re: Strange - a simple assignment statement shows error in VC++ but works in gcc !, karthikbalaguru, 21:39
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, pete, 21:38
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language, Dik T. Winter, 21:36
3 usages of same name in different contexts !!, karthikbalaguru, 21:20
Re: Interview Questions, JosephKK, 21:10
Re: testing 10, Ben Bacarisse, 20:45
Re: Newsreaders, Richard, 20:43
Re: Reading Text Files, JosephKK, 20:43
Re: testing 10, CBFalconer, 20:24
Re: correct my code your, CBFalconer, 20:22
Re: pointer variables, CBFalconer, 20:21
Re: Newsreaders, JosephKK, 20:20
Re: *++p vs ++*p, CBFalconer, 20:15
Re: comp.lang.c pest report, CBFalconer, 20:13
[META] How to keep a clc regular busy, Platonic Solid, 19:50
Re: Question for Richard Heathfield, Old Wolf, 19:45
Re: testing 10, Rich Webb, 19:33
Re: Leading padding in unions, Antoninus Twink, 19:09
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Thad Smith, 19:05
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Golden California Girls, 19:05
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Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, CBFalconer, 18:39
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, CBFalconer, 18:38
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, CBFalconer, 18:34
Re: Recursive functions Vs Non-recursive functions - performance aspect, CBFalconer, 18:04
Re: testing 10, Mark McIntyre, 17:54
Re: Question for Richard Heathfield, Malcolm McLean, 17:36
Re: correct my code your, Kenny McCormack, 17:19
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Lew Pitcher, 17:05
Re: correct my code your, Richard Heathfield, 17:01
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Han from China, 17:01
Re: correct my code your, Ben Pfaff, 16:57
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Richard Heathfield, 16:56
Re: c program helps, Lew Pitcher, 16:43
Re: Linux Bananed At My School, Michael C, 16:15
Re: Some sort of weird round off error -- please help!, Mark Wooding, 15:41
Re: Question for Richard Heathfield, Keith Thompson, 15:39
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Willem, 15:30
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Keith Thompson, 15:29
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Mark Wooding, 15:09
Re: Question for Richard Heathfield, Kenny McCormack, 15:03
Re: printf and extended chars, Luuk, 14:37
Re: printf and extended chars, david, 14:31
Re: testing 10, Luuk, 14:26
Re: Unary +, blargg, 14:24
Re: *++p vs ++*p, Phil Carmody, 14:23
Re: Question for Richard Heathfield, Malcolm McLean, 14:15
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killfile-Chucky flood test (x5) 1, CBFalconer, 14:11
killfile-Chucky flood test (x5) 3, CBFalconer, 14:11
killfile-Chucky flood test (x5) 2, CBFalconer, 14:11
killfile-Chucky flood test (x5) 10, CBFalconer, 14:11
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killfile-Chucky flood test (x5) 8, CBFalconer, 14:11
Re: *++p vs ++*p, Ben Bacarisse, 14:10
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Ben Bacarisse, 14:06
Re: testing 10, Lew Pitcher, 13:53
Re: *++p vs ++*p, Kaz Kylheku, 13:52
Re: *++p vs ++*p, Kaz Kylheku, 13:50
Re: testing 10, Luuk, 13:44
Re: printf and extended chars, Luuk, 13:31
Re: testing 10, James Kuyper, 13:25
printf and extended chars, david, 13:23
Re: testing 10, Luuk, 13:21
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, CBFalconer, 13:21
Re: *++p vs ++*p, Richard Heathfield, 13:07
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Richard Heathfield, 13:02
testing 3, CBFalconer, 12:55
testing 10, CBFalconer, 12:55
testing 5, CBFalconer, 12:55
testing 4, CBFalconer, 12:55
testing 1, CBFalconer, 12:55
testing 2, CBFalconer, 12:55
Re: Reading Text Files, Richard Heathfield, 12:49
Re: Question for Richard Heathfield, Richard Heathfield, 12:34
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Flash Gordon, 12:23
Re: *++p vs ++*p, Bartc, 12:15
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, blargg, 12:01
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Re: Changing the base address of an array !!, karthikbalaguru, 11:43
Re: Changing the base address of an array !!, karthikbalaguru, 11:41
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Malcolm McLean, 11:40
Re: *++p vs ++*p, Richard, 11:34
How it all ends..., CBFalconer, 11:31
Re: conservative static region allocator..., Malcolm McLean, 11:09
Re: flushing it properly, Kenny McCormack, 11:08
Re: correct my code your, Kenny McCormack, 11:07
Re: Reading Text Files, Kenny McCormack, 11:06
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Anthony Fremont, 10:57
Re: Question for Richard Heathfield, Kenny McCormack, 10:54
Re: *++p vs ++*p, Barry Schwarz, 10:54
Re: *++p vs ++*p, James Kuyper, 10:49
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, CBFalconer, 10:40
Re: Question for Richard Heathfield, Malcolm McLean, 10:39
Re: *++p vs ++*p, Francis Moreau, 10:28
Re: *++p vs ++*p, CBFalconer, 10:28
Re: *++p vs ++*p, Ralf Damaschke, 10:06
Re: Reading Text Files, Phil Carmody, 09:43
correct my code your, CBFalconer, 09:38
flushing it properly, CBFalconer, 09:37
calculate the right lines, CBFalconer, 09:37
print the next line, CBFalconer, 09:37
pointer variables, CBFalconer, 09:36
*++p vs ++*p, Francis Moreau, 09:32
Re: Recursive functions Vs Non-recursive functions - performance aspect, Rui Maciel, 09:20
comp.lang.c pest report (2), CBFalconer, 09:19
Re: Question for Richard Heathfield, Richard, 09:17
comp.lang.c pest report, CBFalconer, 09:06
comp.lang.c pest report, CBFalconer, 09:03
Re: Question for Richard Heathfield, Antoninus Twink, 08:57
Re: Changing the base address of an array !!, James Kuyper, 08:47
Re: Question for Richard Heathfield, Mark McIntyre, 08:44
Re: C is a terrible intermediate language, Mark McIntyre, 08:42
Re: Unary +, James Kuyper, 08:28
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Flash Gordon, 08:20
Re: Simulate C++ Exception handling with setjmp/longjmp?, Daniel Pirch, 08:15
Re: Changing the base address of an array !!, Ben Bacarisse, 07:56
Re: It works without stdio.h !!, Richard Bos, 07:49
Re: Some sort of weird round off error -- please help!, Richard Bos, 07:49
Re: Some sort of weird round off error -- please help!, Richard Bos, 07:49
Re: Some sort of weird round off error -- please help!, Richard Bos, 07:49
Re: about c, Richard Bos, 07:49
Re: Interview Questions, Richard Bos, 07:49
Re: maps and unions, Richard Bos, 07:49
Re: Recursive functions Vs Non-recursive functions - performance aspect, Richard Bos, 07:49
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Richard Bos, 07:49
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, nick_keighley_nospam, 07:47
Re: ++*p++, nick_keighley_nospam, 07:33
Re: Reading Text Files, Keith Thompson, 06:48
Re: Question for Richard Heathfield, Phil Carmody, 06:42
Question for Richard Heathfield, Everyman, 06:33
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., nick_keighley_nospam, 06:20
Re: What does this do?, Phil Carmody, 06:02
Re: It works without stdio.h !!, nick_keighley_nospam, 05:59
Re: Reading Text Files, Phil Carmody, 05:49
Re: C is a terrible intermediate language, nick_keighley_nospam, 05:34
Re: Unary +, nick_keighley_nospam, 05:29
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language, Keith Thompson, 04:58
Re: What does this do?, Keith Thompson, 04:53
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language, rio, 04:47
Re: What does this do?, Richard Heathfield, 03:42
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Richard Heathfield, 03:40
Re: What does this do?, Ben Pfaff, 00:12

March 07, 2009

Re: What does this do?, CBFalconer, 22:40
Re: Unary +, Dik T. Winter, 22:33
Re: C is a terrible intermediate language, Ben Pfaff, 22:30
Re: What does this do?, Keith Thompson, 22:28
Re: Changing the base address of an array !!, LL, 22:17
Re: What does this do?, Golden California Girls, 22:15
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Golden California Girls, 22:04
What does this do?, LL, 21:30
Re: Leading padding in unions, sp12341234, 21:29
Re: It works without stdio.h !!, Richard Tobin, 21:29
Re: It works without stdio.h !!, Richard, 21:23
Re: It works without stdio.h !!, Richard Tobin, 21:22
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, CBFalconer, 20:56
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Anthony Fremont, 20:43
Re: It works without stdio.h !!, karthikbalaguru, 20:41
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Golden California Girls, 20:38
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Golden California Girls, 20:36
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Anthony Fremont, 20:31
Re: Simulate C++ Exception handling with setjmp/longjmp?, Flash Gordon, 20:19
Re: It works without stdio.h !!, Richard, 20:10
Re: It works without stdio.h !!, CBFalconer, 19:58
Re: It works without stdio.h !!, CBFalconer, 19:55
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, CBFalconer, 19:52
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Bartc, 19:47
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., CBFalconer, 19:24
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., CBFalconer, 19:15
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, CBFalconer, 19:06
Re: Reading Text Files, CBFalconer, 19:00
Re: Some language not implemented in C?, Marek Kubica, 18:55
Re: It works without stdio.h !!, Barry Schwarz, 18:46
Re: Changing the base address of an array !!, Barry Schwarz, 18:46
Re: structure without any data, Barry Schwarz, 18:29
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Barry Schwarz, 18:29
Re: It works without stdio.h !!, Barry Schwarz, 18:29
Re: It works without stdio.h !!, Kenny McCormack, 18:29
Re: It works without stdio.h !!, karthikbalaguru, 18:18
Re: Changing the base address of an array !!, James Kuyper, 18:11
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, James Kuyper, 17:57
Re: It works without stdio.h !!, James Kuyper, 17:52
Re: structure without any data, James Kuyper, 17:50
Changing the base address of an array !!, karthikbalaguru, 17:47
Re: Reading Text Files, Kenny McCormack, 17:04
Re: Reading Text Files, Keith Thompson, 16:40
Re: C is a terrible intermediate language, lawrence . jones, 16:09
Re: Some sort of weird round off error -- please help!, Golden California Girls, 15:59
Re: Reading Text Files, Joe Wright, 15:44
Stats for comp.lang.c (last 7 days), CLC stats, 15:06
Re: Some sort of weird round off error -- please help!, Kenny McCormack, 14:54
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Martin Eisenberg, 14:31
Re: Newsreaders, Richard, 14:25
Re: Some sort of weird round off error -- please help!, Richard, 14:21
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Richard, 14:19
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Richard, 14:18
Re: GPS tracking software, rio, 13:41
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., rio, 13:40
Re: Null-terminated strings: the final analysis., Golden California Girls, 13:15
Re: Unary +, Golden California Girls, 13:04
Re: ++*p++, Falcon Kirtaran, 12:59
Re: ++*p++, Falcon Kirtaran, 12:55
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Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Keith Thompson, 12:49
Re: Question on finding the caller function., Ravi_G, 12:31
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Keith Thompson, 12:25
Re: Unary +, Keith Thompson, 12:17
Re: Reading Text Files, Keith Thompson, 12:08
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Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Ben Bacarisse, 11:47
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Mark Wooding, 11:37
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Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Dik T. Winter, 10:39
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Re: structure without any data, Tagore, 10:24
Re: Unary +, Dik T. Winter, 10:24
Re: pass 2 dimensional array to sort func - segmentation fault?, Ike Naar, 10:24
Re: Leading padding in unions, Dik T. Winter, 10:22
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, luser-ex-troll, 09:56
Re: Null-terminated strings: the final analysis., Anthony Fremont, 09:55
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., luser-ex-troll, 09:52
Re: Getting source file from the object file, Richard Bos, 09:48
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Richard Bos, 09:48
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Richard Bos, 09:48
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Anthony Fremont, 09:46
Re: structure without any data, Richard Heathfield, 09:46
Re: Reading Text Files, Joe Wright, 09:42
Re: It works without stdio.h !!, Willem, 09:32
structure without any data, Tagore, 09:31
Re: It works without stdio.h !!, James Kuyper, 09:26
Re: pass 2 dimensional array to sort func - segmentation fault?, drjon, 09:09
Re: It works without stdio.h !!, Richard Heathfield, 09:07
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Richard Heathfield, 09:04
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, James Kuyper, 09:03
Re: Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, Eric Sosman, 09:02
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, James Kuyper, 08:54
It works without stdio.h !!, karthikbalaguru, 08:54
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Kenny McCormack, 08:51
Copying from one struct to another, simple assignment?, C . J . Clegg, 08:42
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Mark Wooding, 08:34
Re: Null-terminated strings: the final analysis., Bartc, 08:30
Re: pass 2 dimensional array to sort func - segmentation fault?, Ike Naar, 08:16
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Lorenzo Villari, 08:00
Re: Null-terminated strings: the final analysis., blargg, 07:59
Re: Unary +, blargg, 07:56
Re: Null-terminated strings: the final analysis., Kenny McCormack, 07:50
Re: Recursive functions Vs Non-recursive functions - performance aspect, Walter Banks, 07:05
pass 2 dimensional array to sort func - segmentation fault?, drjon, 06:57
Re: Some sort of weird round off error -- please help!, Richard Tobin, 05:34
Re: Some sort of weird round off error -- please help!, Richard Tobin, 05:25
Re: Null-terminated strings: the final analysis., Phil Carmody, 05:22
Re: Null-terminated strings: the final analysis., qarnos, 04:54
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Re: C is a terrible intermediate language, Keith Thompson, 03:48
Re: Null-terminated strings: the final analysis., Rich Webb, 03:28
Re: Some sort of weird round off error -- please help!, Han from China, 03:21
Re: Null-terminated strings: the final analysis., Martin Ambuhl, 02:30
Re: Null-terminated strings: the final analysis., Han from China, 02:00
Re: Null-terminated strings: the final analysis., Tony, 01:35
Re: Whitespace before opening paren in function call?, Kaz Kylheku, 01:29
Re: Null-terminated strings: the final analysis., Martin Ambuhl, 01:24
Re: Interview Questions, JosephKK, 01:06
Re: Interview Questions, JosephKK, 00:50
C is a terrible intermediate language, Tony, 00:37
Re: Some sort of weird round off error -- please help!, Han from China, 00:35
Null-terminated strings: the final analysis., Tony, 00:18
Re: Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, Richard Heathfield, 00:16

March 06, 2009

Do we need to continue to include stdio.h in C files ?, karthikbalaguru, 23:55
Re: Whitespace before opening paren in function call?, Keith Thompson, 23:30
Re: Whitespace before opening paren in function call?, pete, 23:28
Re: Reading Text Files, JosephKK, 23:16
Re: Reading Text Files, JosephKK, 23:09
Re: Unary +, CBFalconer, 23:05
Re: Reading Text Files, JosephKK, 22:56
Re: Unary +, pete, 22:54
Whitespace before opening paren in function call?, C . J . Clegg, 22:50
Re: Some sort of weird round off error -- please help!, Ben Bacarisse, 22:41
Re: Some sort of weird round off error -- please help!, Han from China, 22:36
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Ben Bacarisse, 22:36
Re: Returning automatic pointers always bad?, C . J . Clegg, 22:33
Re: Unary +, Dik T. Winter, 22:19
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Ben Bacarisse, 22:15
Re: Some sort of weird round off error -- please help!, Han from China, 21:50
Re: Unary +, Dik T. Winter, 21:43
Re: Some language not implemented in C?, Dik T. Winter, 21:36
Re: Some sort of weird round off error -- please help!, Han from China, 21:35
Re: Some sort of weird round off error -- please help!, Han from China, 21:35
Re: Some sort of weird round off error -- please help!, Keith Thompson, 21:30
Re: Some language not implemented in C?, Sjouke Burry, 21:20
Re: Some sort of weird round off error -- please help!, Han from China, 21:20
Re: about c, Sjouke Burry, 21:19
Re: Getting source file from the object file, Dik T. Winter, 21:11
Re: Unary +, Keith Thompson, 21:01
Re: Leading padding in unions, Keith Thompson, 21:00
Re: Getting source file from the object file, Dik T. Winter, 20:57
Re: Getting source file from the object file, Dik T. Winter, 20:53
Re: Getting source file from the object file, user923005, 20:38
Re: maps and unions, Ben Pfaff, 20:24
Re: Some sort of weird round off error -- please help!, CBFalconer, 20:19
Re: floating-point literal cannot appear in a constant-expression, CBFalconer, 20:11
Re: reference-counted dynamic tag-union objects, luser-ex-troll, 20:04
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., CBFalconer, 20:01
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., CBFalconer, 19:58
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., CBFalconer, 19:49
Re: Unary +, CBFalconer, 19:40
Re: maps and unions, Larry Gates, 19:33
Re: Interview Questions, CBFalconer, 19:30
Re: Getting source file from the object file, Han from China, 19:25
Re: Leading padding in unions, CBFalconer, 19:15
Re: Leading padding in unions, CBFalconer, 19:10
Re: Simulate C++ Exception handling with setjmp/longjmp?, Bertrand Mollinier Toublet, 19:08
Re: Newsreaders, CBFalconer, 19:04
Re: is it possible to cast a one dimensional array to a two dimensional array?, Han from China, 19:03
Re: Newsreaders, CBFalconer, 18:57
Re: Newsreaders, Default User, 18:54
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, CBFalconer, 18:46
Re: Newsreaders, JosephKK, 18:45
Re: Getting source file from the object file, Richard Tobin, 18:44
Re: Recursive functions Vs Non-recursive functions - performance aspect, CBFalconer, 18:41
Re: Getting source file from the object file, jameskuyper, 18:40
Re: Getting source file from the object file, Nate Eldredge, 18:38
Re: How could the unknown number of arguments been passed to printf, srdgame, 18:36
Re: Newsreaders, JosephKK, 18:34
Re: How could the unknown number of arguments been passed to printf, srdgame, 18:34
Re: Interview Questions, Han from China, 18:18
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Phil Carmody, 18:08
Re: Getting source file from the object file, Phil Carmody, 18:05
Re: Recursive functions Vs Non-recursive functions - performance aspect, Phil Carmody, 18:01
Re: Some language not implemented in C?, robertwessel2@xxxxxxxxx, 17:49
Re: Newsreaders, JosephKK, 17:38
Re: Newsreaders, JosephKK, 17:28
Re: Newsreaders, JosephKK, 17:26
Re: Question on finding the caller function., Kenneth Brody, 17:26
Re: exponential moving average, Bill Cunningham, 17:18
Re: Question on finding the caller function., ionic, 17:01
Re: Some language not implemented in C?, Gene, 16:52
Re: about c, Curtis Dyer, 16:51
Re: about c, user923005, 16:48
Re: Newsreaders, JosephKK, 16:35
Re: about c, Kaz Kylheku, 16:06
Re: Simulate C++ Exception handling with setjmp/longjmp?, Tony, 15:48
Re: Getting source file from the object file, user923005, 15:43
Re: about c, Eric Sosman, 15:42
Re: about c, Keith Thompson, 15:37
Re: Recursive functions Vs Non-recursive functions - performance aspect, JosephKK, 15:36
Re: Getting source file from the object file, user923005, 15:30
Re: is it possible to cast a one dimensional array to a two dimensional array?, SamL, 15:27
Re: about c, user923005, 15:25
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, lawrence . jones, 14:58
Re: Simulate C++ Exception handling with setjmp/longjmp?, Keith Thompson, 14:54
Re: Some sort of weird round off error -- please help!, jameskuyper, 14:22
Re: Newsreaders, Spiros Bousbouras, 14:20
Re: Simulate C++ Exception handling with setjmp/longjmp?, Bertrand Mollinier Toublet, 14:08
Re: Newsreaders, Default User, 14:06
Re: %n !!, JosephKK, 14:03
Re: Some sort of weird round off error -- please help!, Ben Bacarisse, 14:02
Re: Benign typedef definition, Hallvard B Furuseth, 13:55
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Re: Some sort of weird round off error -- please help!, almurph@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, 13:37
Re: Some sort of weird round off error -- please help!, Keith Thompson, 13:28
Re: Newsreaders, Kaz Kylheku, 13:20
Re: Some sort of weird round off error -- please help!, almurph@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, 13:20
Re: Some sort of weird round off error -- please help!, Keith Thompson, 13:19
Re: Some sort of weird round off error -- please help!, Keith Thompson, 13:13
Re: Interview Questions, Keith Thompson, 13:10
Re: Some sort of weird round off error -- please help!, Keith Thompson, 13:06
Re: Some sort of weird round off error -- please help!, almurph@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, 13:01
Re: Some sort of weird round off error -- please help!, Mark Wooding, 12:52
Re: Some sort of weird round off error -- please help!, Richard Tobin, 12:21
Re: about c, Kaz Kylheku, 12:18
Re: Some sort of weird round off error -- please help!, badger, 12:17
Re: Some sort of weird round off error -- please help!, James Kuyper, 12:15
Re: Interview Questions, James Kuyper, 12:10
Re: Unary +, lawrence . jones, 11:59
Re: Interview Questions, Richard Harter, 11:54
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, Kenny McCormack, 11:43
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, Richard, 11:35
Re: Interview Questions, Keith Thompson, 11:34
Re: is it possible to cast a one dimensional array to a two dimensional array?, James Kuyper, 11:34
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Richard Harter, 11:28
Re: Benign typedef definition, Francis Glassborow, 11:16
Re: Unary +, Kenneth Brody, 11:08
Re: Getting source file from the object file, Richard Tobin, 11:05
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Re: Getting source file from the object file, Chris Dollin, 10:51
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Gil Hamilton, 10:38
Re: Benign typedef definition, lawrence . jones, 10:26
Re: Getting source file from the object file, Richard Tobin, 10:26
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Richard, 10:22
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Richard Bos, 10:22
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language, Richard Bos, 10:22
Re: reference-counted dynamic tag-union objects, Richard Bos, 10:22
Re: uninitialized memory read, Richard Bos, 10:22
Re: Leading padding in unions, Richard Bos, 10:21
Re: Interview Questions, Richard Bos, 10:21
Re: serial port in C, Richard Bos, 10:21
Re: is it possible to cast a one dimensional array to a two dimensional array?, Spiros Bousbouras, 09:55
Re: maps and unions, Chris Dollin, 09:53
Re: Some language not implemented in C?, Mark Wooding, 09:38
Re: Benign typedef definition, Hallvard B Furuseth, 09:21
Re: Benign typedef definition, Hallvard B Furuseth, 09:19
Re: maps and unions, Thad Smith, 09:14
Re: Some language not implemented in C?, Bartc, 09:14
Re: Benign typedef definition, Francis Glassborow, 08:56
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Kenny McCormack, 08:37
Re: about c, osmium, 08:36
Re: Some language not implemented in C?, Anthony Fremont, 08:33
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, Antoninus Twink, 08:23
Re: about c, Willem, 08:17
Re: about c, Curtis Dyer, 08:07
Re: Question on finding the caller function., Ravi_G, 08:03
Re: is it possible to cast a one dimensional array to a two dimensional array?, James Kuyper, 07:56
Re: Newsreaders, Doug Miller, 07:32
Re: wireless networking library, nick_keighley_nospam, 06:40
Re: Some language not implemented in C?, mark . bluemel, 06:36
Re: Some language not implemented in C?, Chris Dollin, 06:22
Re: Getting source file from the object file, Tristan Miller, 06:18
Re: Some language not implemented in C?, Tristan Miller, 06:16
Re: about c, Tristan Miller, 06:12
Re: Leading padding in unions, nick_keighley_nospam, 06:01
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Mark Wooding, 05:25
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Mark Wooding, 05:23
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Mark Wooding, 05:20
Re: Recursive functions Vs Non-recursive functions - performance aspect, user923005, 05:05
Re: about c, user923005, 04:49
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Ike Naar, 04:39
Re: Some language not implemented in C?, user923005, 04:38
Re: Getting source file from the object file, user923005, 04:33
Re: Some language not implemented in C?, neoedmund, 04:18
Some language not implemented in C?, neoedmund, 04:17
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Ike Naar, 03:51
Re: maps and unions, Larry Gates, 03:45
Re: floating-point literal cannot appear in a constant-expression, TimC, 03:42
Re: Reading Text Files, Richard Heathfield, 03:37
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Richard Heathfield, 03:33
Re: about c, Richard Heathfield, 03:31
Re: Getting source file from the object file, nick_keighley_nospam, 03:27
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Ike Naar, 03:26
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Richard Heathfield, 03:25
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, nick_keighley_nospam, 03:16
Re: about c, Han from China, 03:16
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, nick_keighley_nospam, 03:15
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., luser-ex-troll, 03:04
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., nick_keighley_nospam, 03:01
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Phil Carmody, 02:56
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Pascal J. Bourguignon, 02:46
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Pascal J. Bourguignon, 02:43
Re: Getting source file from the object file, Nate Eldredge, 02:42
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Phil Carmody, 02:41
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Phil Carmody, 02:13
Re: Getting source file from the object file, pavunkumar, 02:06
Re: floating-point literal cannot appear in a constant-expression, Mark L Pappin, 02:03
Re: Interview Questions, Rafael, 01:54
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, Golden California Girls, 01:54
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Keith Thompson, 01:43
Re: Reading Text Files, Rafael, 01:43
Re: Interview Questions, Rafael, 01:39
about c, jeevan, 01:38
Re: Interview Questions, Rafael, 01:36
Re: floating-point literal cannot appear in a constant-expression, Han from China, 01:32
Re: floating-point literal cannot appear in a constant-expression, Martin Ambuhl, 01:25
Re: Getting source file from the object file, Nate Eldredge, 01:22
Re: floating-point literal cannot appear in a constant-expression, Nate Eldredge, 01:20
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Han from China, 01:18
Re: Recursive functions Vs Non-recursive functions - performance aspect, JosephKK, 01:11
Re: Recursive functions Vs Non-recursive functions - performance aspect, JosephKK, 01:00
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Re: floating-point literal cannot appear in a constant-expression, Nate Eldredge, 00:40
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Han from China, 00:22
floating-point literal cannot appear in a constant-expression, TimC, 00:11
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Han from China, 00:05

March 05, 2009

Re: Unary +, Han from China, 23:55
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., luser-ex-troll, 23:43
Re: is it possible to cast a one dimensional array to a two dimensional array?, Han from China, 23:30
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., thushianthan15, 23:26
Re: maps and unions, Barry Schwarz, 23:25
Re: Interview Questions, Han from China, 23:14
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Walter Banks, 23:12
Re: maps and unions, Ben Pfaff, 22:43
is it possible to cast a one dimensional array to a two dimensional array?, SamL, 22:42
Re: Simulate C++ Exception handling with setjmp/longjmp?, Eric Sosman, 22:25
maps and unions, Larry Gates, 22:23
Re: Benign typedef definition, Han from China, 22:15
Re: exponential moving average, Keith Thompson, 22:04
Re: exponential moving average, Ben Bacarisse, 21:44
Simulate C++ Exception handling with setjmp/longjmp?, Bo Yang, 21:38
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., John Bode, 21:38
Re: Unary +, Dik T. Winter, 21:37
exponential moving average, Bill Cunningham, 21:24
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Phlip, 21:10
Re: Leading padding in unions, Richard Tobin, 20:56
[OT] Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language, Nate Eldredge, 20:54
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Ben Bacarisse, 20:53
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, Keith Thompson, 20:47
Re: Benign typedef definition, Keith Thompson, 20:31
Re: Unary +, Golden California Girls, 20:22
Re: Consideration on pointer declarations, qarnos, 20:18
Re: Unary +, Dik T. Winter, 20:17
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Dik T. Winter, 19:57
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, Golden California Girls, 19:54
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Dik T. Winter, 19:49
Re: Unary +, Dik T. Winter, 19:46
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language, Anthony Fremont, 19:40
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Kaz Kylheku, 19:40
Re: Unary +, Dik T. Winter, 19:34
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Ike Naar, 19:32
Re: How read out own IP-address?, Mark Wooding, 19:19
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language, Anthony Fremont, 19:17
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Richard Heathfield, 19:03
Re: Benign typedef definition, Mark Wooding, 19:01
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, Richard Heathfield, 18:56
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, Richard Heathfield, 18:53
Re: Unary +, pete, 18:50
Re: Leading padding in unions, Keith Thompson, 18:46
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, Keith Thompson, 18:45
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, pete, 18:44
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language, Kaz Kylheku, 18:41
Re: Benign typedef definition, Kaz Kylheku, 18:38
[OT] Re: Consideration on pointer declarations, Eric Sosman, 18:37
Re: Benign typedef definition, Kaz Kylheku, 18:31
Re: Newsreaders, Richard, 18:15
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Ben Pfaff, 18:06
Re: Newsreaders, Default User, 17:56
Re: Benign typedef definition, Keith Thompson, 17:54
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Richard Harter, 17:53
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Phil Carmody, 17:49
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, Tea Pot, 17:47
Re: How read out own IP-address?, user923005, 17:45
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., CBFalconer, 17:36
Re: Benign typedef definition, Spiros Bousbouras, 17:20
Re: Consideration on pointer declarations, Bartc, 17:20
Re: Unary +, CBFalconer, 17:18
Re: How read out own IP-address?, Shulei Zhu, 17:17
Re: Newsreaders, Spiros Bousbouras, 17:06
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language, CBFalconer, 17:06
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Stephen Sprunk, 17:02
Re: Leading padding in unions, CBFalconer, 17:02
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Phil Carmody, 17:00
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Pascal J. Bourguignon, 16:53
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, CBFalconer, 16:50
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, CBFalconer, 16:43
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Kaz Kylheku, 16:42
Re: why address of pointer is machine dependent?, Default User, 16:40
Re: Newsreaders, Default User, 16:35
Re: Newsreaders, Kaz Kylheku, 16:34
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, Keith Thompson, 16:27
Re: Benign typedef definition, Kaz Kylheku, 16:20
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Phil Carmody, 16:15
Re: Unary +, Kenneth Brody, 16:15
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, John Regehr, 16:13
Re: why address of pointer is machine dependent?, Richard, 16:12
Re: why address of pointer is machine dependent?, Martin Ambuhl, 16:05
Re: Interview Questions, Phil Carmody, 16:03
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Phil Carmody, 16:00
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Phil Carmody, 15:52
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, lawrence . jones, 15:49
Re: Newsreaders, Spiros Bousbouras, 15:38
Re: [OT] Newsreaders, Mark Wooding, 15:12
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, lawrence . jones, 14:44
Re: why address of pointer is machine dependent?, Keith Thompson, 14:39
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Phlip, 14:38
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Re: wireless networking library, Gordon Burditt, 14:28
Re: wireless networking library, Antoninus Twink, 14:23
Re: Question on finding the caller function., Keith Thompson, 14:20
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, Keith Thompson, 14:19
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Keith Thompson, 14:15
Re: why address of pointer is machine dependent?, henry, 14:07
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Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language :( But, why ?, Richard Bos, 13:50
Re: Newsreaders, Spiros Bousbouras, 13:49
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Paul Hsieh, 13:46
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, jacob navia, 13:42
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Default User, 13:37
Benign typedef definition, jacob navia, 13:24
Re: Newsreaders, Stephen Sprunk, 13:20
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, Spiros Bousbouras, 13:11
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Tim Rentsch, 13:11
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Mensanator, 13:06
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, Richard Heathfield, 13:05
Re: Question on finding the caller function., Mark Wooding, 13:04
Re: Question on finding the caller function., jameskuyper, 12:57
Re: Question on finding the caller function., Keith Thompson, 12:55
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Tim Rentsch, 12:55
Re: Can I still use truss to check function call of multithread applications?, Carfield Yim, 12:54
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., jameskuyper, 12:52
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Tim Rentsch, 12:49
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Mensanator, 12:46
Re: Novice array size, Richard, 12:44
Re: Question on finding the caller function., hal2k, 12:43
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Dik T. Winter, 12:40
Re: Unary +, Keith Thompson, 12:35
Re: How could the unknown number of arguments been passed to printf, Ben Pfaff, 12:28
Re: How could the unknown number of arguments been passed to printf, Nate Eldredge, 12:28
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., jacob navia, 12:27
Re: How could the unknown number of arguments been passed to printf, Ben Bacarisse, 12:25
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language, Nate Eldredge, 12:24
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Keith Thompson, 12:21
Re: Novice array size, Keith Thompson, 12:18
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Tim Rentsch, 12:15
How could the unknown number of arguments been passed to printf, srdgame, 12:10
Re: Help with this little line of code please..., Keith Thompson, 12:09
Re: Question on finding the caller function., Nate Eldredge, 12:07
Re: Consideration on pointer declarations, Keith Thompson, 11:57
Re: Consideration on pointer declarations, Ben Bacarisse, 11:55
Re: Unary +, Richard Harter, 11:54
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Kenneth Brody, 11:48
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language, Anthony Fremont, 11:47
Re: Unary +, blargg, 11:43
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Tim Rentsch, 11:39
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Tim Rentsch, 11:35
Re: Benefit of not defining the order of execution, Tim Rentsch, 11:30
Re: Consideration on pointer declarations, Richard Harter, 11:25
Re: Question on finding the caller function., James Kuyper, 11:19
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., [Jongware], 11:19
Re: Help with this little line of code please..., James Kuyper, 11:17
Question on finding the caller function., Ravi_G, 11:14
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, James Kuyper, 11:11
Re: Unary +, Kenneth Brody, 11:08
Re: Help with this little line of code please..., Eric Sosman, 11:06
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., luser-ex-troll, 11:03
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Richard Harter, 10:59
Re: Consideration on pointer declarations, Eric Sosman, 10:54
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, Spiros Bousbouras, 10:43
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, Spiros Bousbouras, 10:36
Re: Consideration on pointer declarations, luser-ex-troll, 10:26
Re: Consideration on pointer declarations, Bartc, 10:13
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language, Richard Tobin, 10:10
Re: Consideration on pointer declarations, Starman, 10:08
Re: Consideration on pointer declarations, Starman, 10:04
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language, Bruce Cook, 09:58
Re: Question about the usual arithmetic conversion, James Kuyper, 09:58
Re: Unary +, Dik T. Winter, 09:46
Re: Consideration on pointer declarations, Bartc, 09:37
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Phlip, 08:48
Re: Help with this little line of code please..., Thomas Maier-Komor, 08:39
Re: Consideration on pointer declarations, John Bode, 08:19
Re: Unary +, osmium, 08:18
Re: Consideration on pointer declarations, pete, 08:18
Re: Consideration on pointer declarations, Eric Sosman, 08:09
Re: Question about the usual arithmetic conversion, Francis Moreau, 07:55
Re: Question about the usual arithmetic conversion, Francis Moreau, 07:45
Re: Question about the usual arithmetic conversion, Francis Moreau, 07:44
Re: Question about the usual arithmetic conversion, Franck Bui-Huu, 07:41
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Re: Help with this little line of code please..., James Kuyper, 07:13
Re: Consideration on pointer declarations, Ben Bacarisse, 07:10
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, nick_keighley_nospam, 07:09
Re: Help with this little line of code please..., almurph@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, 07:05
Re: Help with this little line of code please..., Thomas Maier-Komor, 06:57
Re: Consideration on pointer declarations, Shiyou Wang, 06:51
Help with this little line of code please..., almurph@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, 06:41
Re: Leading padding in unions, Mark Wooding, 06:40
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, Walter Banks, 06:32
Re: Question about the usual arithmetic conversion, James Kuyper, 06:31
Re: why address of pointer is machine dependent?, blargg, 06:15
Re: Simple math parser ?, Guillaume Dargaud, 05:37
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Pascal J. Bourguignon, 05:34
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Re: Question about the usual arithmetic conversion, Ike Naar, 05:23
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., nick_keighley_nospam, 05:20
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., nick_keighley_nospam, 05:18
Consideration on pointer declarations, Starman, 05:16
Re: Question about the usual arithmetic conversion, Mark Wooding, 05:09
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Re: Interesting math problem, JosephKK, 05:04
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, nick_keighley_nospam, 05:01
Re: How read out own IP-address?, Mark Wooding, 04:53
Re: uninitialized memory read, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:42
Re: ++*p++, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:34
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language :( But, why ?, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:23
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Re: why address of pointer is machine dependent?, hal2k, 04:01
Re: Unary +, blargg, 04:00
How read out own IP-address?, R. Grasbon, 03:58
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Richard Heathfield, 03:47
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, jacob navia, 03:39
Re: why address of pointer is machine dependent?, Keith Thompson, 03:29
Question about the usual arithmetic conversion, Francis Moreau, 03:28
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Keith Thompson, 03:27
Re: Leading padding in unions, Keith Thompson, 03:25
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Keith Thompson, 03:19
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Golden California Girls, 03:15
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Pascal J. Bourguignon, 03:14
Re: Novice array size, Golden California Girls, 03:13
Re: Groups, nick_keighley_nospam, 03:10
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Pascal J. Bourguignon, 03:05
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., nick_keighley_nospam, 03:01
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, Phil Carmody, 02:57
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., nick_keighley_nospam, 02:54
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Re: reference-counted dynamic tag-union objects, luser-ex-troll, 02:05
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., luser-ex-troll, 01:54
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Han from China, 01:46
Re: Novice array size, Stephen Sprunk, 01:20
Re: why address of pointer is machine dependent?, Stephen Sprunk, 01:12
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., jacob navia, 00:53
Re: Problem With Loop And Array, pete, 00:38
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, jacob navia, 00:31
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, pete, 00:22
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported..., Han from China, 00:09

March 04, 2009

why address of pointer is machine dependent?, henry, 23:59
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Phlip, 23:42
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., toby, 23:37
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language :( But, why ?, Ben Bacarisse, 23:23
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Richard Heathfield, 23:22
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Richard Heathfield, 23:19
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, Richard Heathfield, 23:16
Re: serial port in C, Richard Heathfield, 23:14
Re: Difference between fgets and gets, Richard Heathfield, 23:08
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Phlip, 23:07
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Phlip, 23:05
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, Han from China, 22:51
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Re: Interview Questions, Han from China, 22:07
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., thushianthan15, 21:55
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, CBFalconer, 21:53
Re: The Standard C Library torrent file password, CBFalconer, 21:52
Re: Unary +, Eric Sosman, 21:51
Re: Novice array size, CBFalconer, 21:49
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language :( But, why ?, CBFalconer, 21:40
Re: Leading padding in unions, CBFalconer, 21:24
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Mensanator, 21:21
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, CBFalconer, 21:16
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, CBFalconer, 21:06
Re: Interview Questions, G . S . Ohm, 21:03
Re: serial port in C, CBFalconer, 20:57
Re: Difference between fgets and gets, CBFalconer, 20:55
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Peter Nilsson, 20:19
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Richard Heathfield, 20:17
Re: Reading Text Files, Richard Heathfield, 20:14
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Wolfgang Draxinger, 20:14
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., thushianthan15, 20:10
Re: pre-requestie for learning C..., Mensanator, 19:51
pre-requestie for learning C..., thushianthan15@xxxxxxxxxxx, 19:23
Re: Novice array size, Francogrex, 18:56
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Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language, Richard Tobin, 18:31
Re: Interview Questions, Han from China, 18:30
Re: Interview Questions, Ben Bacarisse, 18:30
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, Ben Bacarisse, 18:27
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Mark McIntyre, 18:15
Re: Interview Questions, Han from China, 18:10
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, James Kuyper, 18:06
Re: reference-counted dynamic tag-union objects, mijoryx, 18:00
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, Kaz Kylheku, 17:58
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, Bartc, 17:58
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Mark McIntyre, 17:52
Re: reference-counted dynamic tag-union objects, Ben Bacarisse, 17:52
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, Lew Pitcher, 17:39
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, jacob navia, 17:33
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, Lew Pitcher, 17:28
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, jacob navia, 17:19
Re: Unary +, Peter Nilsson, 17:16
Re: wireless networking library, user923005, 17:14
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, Richard Heathfield, 17:08
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language, Kaz Kylheku, 17:04
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, Keith Thompson, 17:03
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language, Peter Nilsson, 17:02
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language, Phil Carmody, 16:38
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Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language, Richard Tobin, 16:32
Re: Reading Text Files, lawrence . jones, 16:21
Re: Difference between fgets and gets, user923005, 15:56
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, jacob navia, 15:46
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language, Phil Carmody, 15:45
Re: Interview Questions, Phil Carmody, 15:34
Re: Problem With Loop And Array, Keith Thompson, 15:32
Re: Problem With Loop And Array, Keith Thompson, 15:31
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, Keith Thompson, 15:29
Re: ++*p++, Keith Thompson, 15:22
Re: ++*p++, Harald van Dĳk, 15:18
Re: Can I still use truss to check function call of multithread applications?, Keith Thompson, 15:15
Re: Problem With Loop And Array, Stephen Sprunk, 15:11
Re: ++*p++, Falcon Kirtaran, 14:53
Re: reference-counted dynamic tag-union objects, mijoryx, 14:45
Re: ++*p++, Falcon Kirtaran, 14:39
Re: Interview Questions, Richard Tobin, 14:29
Re: Unary +, Stephen Sprunk, 14:27
Re: Unary +, blargg, 14:25
Re: Problem With Loop And Array, blargg, 14:22
Re: reference-counted dynamic tag-union objects, mijoryx, 14:08
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language :( But, why ?, Richard Harter, 14:01
Re: Unary +, karthikbalaguru, 13:58
Re: ++*p++, pete, 13:58
Re: micro to declare and initialize a struct pointer does not work, why?, Golden California Girls, 13:57
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, lawrence . jones, 13:56
Re: Interview Questions, Stephen Sprunk, 13:49
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language :( But, why ?, Mark Wooding, 13:32
Re: Unary +, Eric Sosman, 13:26
Can I still use truss to check function call of multithread applications?, Carfield Yim, 13:18
Re: serial port in C, the consiglieri, 13:16
Re: Novice array size, Stephen Sprunk, 13:11
Unary +, karthikbalaguru, 13:07
Re: Reading Text Files, Harald van Dĳk, 13:03
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Re: reference-counted dynamic tag-union objects, Ben Bacarisse, 12:54
Re: Problem With Loop And Array, Keith Thompson, 12:31
Re: Novice array size, Kojak, 12:31
Re: uninitialized memory read, Keith Thompson, 12:25
Re: Interview Questions, Keith Thompson, 12:20
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language :( But, why ?, Nate Eldredge, 12:20
Re: Problem With Loop And Array, Eric Sosman, 12:02
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Keith Thompson, 11:59
Re: reference-counted dynamic tag-union objects, mijoryx, 11:57
Re: reference-counted dynamic tag-union objects, Kojak, 11:57
Re: Problem With Loop And Array, John, 11:50
Re: Novice array size, Keith Thompson, 11:50
Re: ++*p++, Eric Sosman, 11:50
Re: Problem With Loop And Array, Lew Pitcher, 11:48
Re: Problem With Loop And Array, Scott Fluhrer, 11:47
Re: Novice array size, Keith Thompson, 11:44
Problem With Loop And Array, John, 11:42
Re: reference-counted dynamic tag-union objects, Bartc, 11:37
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language :( But, why ?, Richard Harter, 11:21
Re: reference-counted dynamic tag-union objects, Kaz Kylheku, 10:54
Re: reference-counted dynamic tag-union objects, Kaz Kylheku, 10:50
Re: Interview Questions, Ben Bacarisse, 10:42
Re: Novice array size, Kojak, 10:26
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Martin Ambuhl, 10:22
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Dik T. Winter, 10:16
Re: reference-counted dynamic tag-union objects, mijoryx, 10:12
Re: Difference between fgets and gets, Richard, 09:56
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Eric Sosman, 09:43
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Dik T. Winter, 09:16
Re: Interview Questions, Han from China, 09:07
Re: Novice array size, Kojak, 08:53
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language, Richard Tobin, 08:42
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Eric Sosman, 08:32
Re: Novice array size, nick_keighley_nospam, 08:23
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language, Dik T. Winter, 08:17
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language, Richard Tobin, 08:08
Re: micro to declare and initialize a struct pointer does not work, why?, nick_keighley_nospam, 08:03
Re: Difference between fgets and gets, Han from China, 08:02
Re: uninitialized memory read, nick_keighley_nospam, 07:56
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language :( But, why ?, Kojak, 07:55
Re: Novice array size, Ben Bacarisse, 07:53
Re: Scanf being missed?, nick_keighley_nospam, 07:44
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language :( But, why ?, Ben Bacarisse, 07:42
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, Jens Thoms Toerring, 07:37
Re: Value of "e" in the C log() function, jacob navia, 07:36
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language :( But, why ?, Richard, 07:33
Re: Interview Questions, Richard, 07:32
Re: Interview Questions, Ben Bacarisse, 07:19
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language :( But, why ?, Dik T. Winter, 07:14
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language, Dik T. Winter, 07:08
Value of "e" in the C log() function, almurph@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, 07:06
Re: Pascal to C string conversion algorithm needed, Guilbert STABILO, 07:02
Re: Qsort-ing structures, Ben Bacarisse, 06:47
Re: reference-counted dynamic tag-union objects, Ben Bacarisse, 06:33
Re: A different kind of subtraction ?, Ben Bacarisse, 06:25
Re: Novice array size, Francogrex, 06:21
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C langua ?, Han from China, 06:20
Re: Novice array size, Kojak, 06:02
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Mark Wooding, 05:59
Re: Novice array size, Han from China, 05:55
Re: Difference between fgets and gets, nick_keighley_nospam, 05:38
Re: Novice array size, Mark Wooding, 05:23
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language :( But, why ?, nick_keighley_nospam, 05:13
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:55
Re: Novice array size, Kojak, 04:44
Re: Novice array size, Francogrex, 04:44
Re: Novice array size, Richard Tobin, 04:38
Re: Novice array size, Francogrex, 04:36
Re: A different kind of subtraction ?, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:28
Re: reference-counted dynamic tag-union objects, Ike Naar, 04:15
Re: ++*p++, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:12
Re: Novice array size, Han from China, 04:04
Re: Leading padding in unions, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:02
Re: Scanf function, nick_keighley_nospam, 03:47
Re: The Standard C Library torrent file password, Kojak, 03:36
Re: The Standard C Library torrent file password, Richard Heathfield, 03:35
Re: Novice array size, sathya, 03:34
The Standard C Library torrent file password, nix, 03:21
Re: Novice array size, Kojak, 03:21
Re: reference-counted dynamic tag-union objects, Richard, 02:56
Re: Interview Questions, Martin Ambuhl, 02:51
Novice array size, Francogrex, 02:39
Re: Qsort-ing structures, Barry Schwarz, 01:20
Re: Reading Text Files, Barry Schwarz, 01:20
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Richard Heathfield, 00:37
Re: Qsort-ing structures, Albert, 00:01

March 03, 2009

Re: reference-counted dynamic tag-union objects, mijoryx, 23:59
Re: Interview Questions, Keith Thompson, 23:51
Re: reference-counted dynamic tag-union objects, mijoryx, 23:30
Re: Interview Questions, Kaz Kylheku, 22:56
Re: Interview Questions, Han from China, 22:37
Re: reference-counted dynamic tag-union objects, CBFalconer, 22:26
Re: Scanf function, Han from China, 21:45
Re: Interview Questions, Han from China, 21:12
Re: Leading padding in unions, Han from China, 20:46
Re: ++*p++, Eric Sosman, 20:43
reference-counted dynamic tag-union objects, mijoryx, 20:41
Re: Information regarding C++ GUI Builders, Sjouke Burry, 20:24
Re: Reading Text Files, Ben Bacarisse, 20:08
Re: Reading Text Files, Mark L Pappin, 20:00
Re: A different kind of subtraction ?, pete, 19:57
Re: Reading Text Files, Ben Bacarisse, 19:54
Re: ++*p++, pete, 19:48
Re: [memcpy] dst=NULL,size=0, pete, 19:43
Re: Reading Text Files, Bartc, 19:21
Re: Scanf function, Ike Naar, 19:18
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language :( But, why ?, Anthony Fremont, 19:13
Re: Reading Text Files, Ben Bacarisse, 19:10
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language :( But, why ?, jameskuyper, 19:05
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language :( But, why ?, Bartc, 18:57
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language :( But, why ?, Keith Thompson, 18:53
Re: Reading Text Files, CBFalconer, 18:52
Re: A different kind of subtraction ?, Keith Thompson, 18:47
Re: GPS tracking software, Bubba, 18:44
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language :( But, why ?, Keith Thompson, 18:44
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, CBFalconer, 18:37
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language :( But, why ?, Mark Wooding, 18:37
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language :( But, why ?, Bartc, 18:36
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language :( But, why ?, Antoninus Twink, 18:34
Re: Newsreaders, CBFalconer, 18:34
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language :( But, why ?, Gordon Burditt, 18:33
Re: A different kind of subtraction ?, Fred, 18:30
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, CBFalconer, 18:26
Re: A different kind of subtraction ?, Eric Sosman, 18:22
Re: Just a bit of silliness, CBFalconer, 18:19
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language :( But, why ?, Eric Sosman, 18:09
Re: A different kind of subtraction ?, karthikbalaguru, 18:04
A different kind of subtraction ?, karthikbalaguru, 18:03
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language :( But, why ?, Richard Tobin, 17:55
Re: Newsreaders, Tony, 17:50
Re: Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language :( But, why ?, Richard Heathfield, 17:48
Re: Newsreaders, Tony, 17:47
Re: Reading Text Files, Keith Thompson, 17:47
Re: [OT] Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Richard Tobin, 17:40
Multiplication or Division of pointer is not supported by C language :( But, why ?, karthikbalaguru, 17:34
Re: [memcpy] dst=NULL,size=0, Phil Carmody, 17:30
Re: Reading Text Files, Bartc, 17:26
Re: Qsort-ing structures, Ben Bacarisse, 17:23
Re: Interview Questions, Keith Thompson, 17:20
Re: [memcpy] dst=NULL,size=0, Ben Bacarisse, 17:11
Re: Reading Text Files, Ben Bacarisse, 17:06
Re: ++*p++, Eric Sosman, 17:02
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Richard, 16:30
Re: Newsreaders, Richard, 16:28
Re: ++*p++, pete, 16:26
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Antoninus Twink, 16:24
Re: Scanf function, Kenny McCormack, 16:22
Re: [memcpy] dst=NULL,size=0, pete, 16:19
Re: Leading padding in unions, pete, 16:11
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Richard Heathfield, 16:04
Re: Reading Text Files, Bartc, 15:54
Re: Difference between fgets and gets, Richard Bos, 15:47
Re: Leading padding in unions, Richard Bos, 15:47
Re: Interview Questions, Richard Bos, 15:47
Re: Scanf function, Antoninus Twink, 15:45
Re: Scanf function, Antoninus Twink, 15:42
Re: Reading Text Files, Mark Wooding, 15:38
Re: Newsreaders, Antoninus Twink, 15:31
Re: Information regarding C++ GUI Builders, Antoninus Twink, 15:26
Re: GPS tracking software, Bubba, 15:26
Re: ++*p++, Nate Eldredge, 15:19
Re: GPS tracking software, Bubba, 15:12
Re: ++*p++, karthikbalaguru, 15:05
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Kaz Kylheku, 15:02
Re: Interview Questions, kid joe, 15:00
Re: Interview Questions, jameskuyper, 14:53
Re: Interview Questions, Kenny McCormack, 14:53
Re: uninitialized memory read, Kenny McCormack, 14:51
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Kenny McCormack, 14:50
Re: [memcpy] dst=NULL,size=0, Ben Bacarisse, 14:06
Re: Interview Questions, Ben Bacarisse, 13:49
Re: ++*p++, Antoninus Twink, 13:47
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Antoninus Twink, 13:46
Re: Reading Text Files, Flash Gordon, 13:44
Re: Strange printfs !!, Kojak, 13:28
Re: Leading padding in unions, jameskuyper, 13:24
Re: Leading padding in unions, jameskuyper, 13:21
Re: Scanf being missed?, Eric Sosman, 13:10
Re: Interview Questions, Keith Thompson, 13:05
Re: uninitialized memory read, Keith Thompson, 12:59
Re: [OT] Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Nate Eldredge, 12:56
Re: Leading padding in unions, Keith Thompson, 12:54
Re: Interview Questions, Mark Wooding, 12:46
Re: [OT] Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Lew Pitcher, 12:45
Re: Scanf being missed?, Jens Thoms Toerring, 12:42
Re: [OT] Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Richard Tobin, 12:40
Re: Scanf being missed?, Mark Wooding, 12:37
Re: Interview Questions, Kaz Kylheku, 12:31
Re: [OT] Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Mark Wooding, 12:15
Re: Interview Questions, Bartc, 12:09
Re: Interview Questions, Kenneth Brody, 11:44
Scanf being missed?, Mike, 11:44
Re: Leading padding in unions, pete, 11:41
Re: Just a bit of silliness, Nate Eldredge, 11:39
Re: [memcpy] dst=NULL,size=0, pete, 11:38
[OT] Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Nate Eldredge, 11:37
Re: Leading padding in unions, Keith Thompson, 11:28
Re: Leading padding in unions, pete, 11:26
Re: ++*p++, Mark Wooding, 10:28
Re: [memcpy] dst=NULL,size=0, Ben Bacarisse, 10:26
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Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Lew Pitcher, 10:10
Re: Leading padding in unions, James Kuyper, 10:01
Re: ++*p++, Alexander Grigoriev, 09:53
Re: [memcpy] dst=NULL,size=0, blargg, 09:40
Re: dst=NULL,size=0, Ben Bacarisse, 09:39
Re: ++*p++, blargg, 09:26
Re: ++*p++, pete, 09:18
Re: uninitialized memory read, parag, 09:13
Re: ++*p++, Kojak, 08:55
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Re: ++*p++, Eric Sosman, 08:40
Re: ++*p++, karthikbalaguru, 08:38
Re: uninitialized memory read, Eric Sosman, 08:38
Re: uninitialized memory read, Mark Wooding, 08:34
Re: ++*p++, nick_keighley_nospam, 08:19
Re: micro to declare and initialize a struct pointer does not work, why?, pete, 08:08
++*p++, karthikbalaguru, 07:56
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Mark Wooding, 07:52
Re: Leading padding in unions, pete, 07:43
Re: [memcpy] dst=NULL,size=0, Han from China, 07:30
Re: Just a bit of silliness, Richard Tobin, 07:19
Re: [memcpy] dst=NULL,size=0, Kaz Kylheku, 07:17
Re: Just a bit of silliness, Richard Tobin, 07:13
Re: dst=NULL,size=0, nick_keighley_nospam, 07:04
Re: [memcpy] dst=NULL,size=0, Ben Bacarisse, 07:02
Re: Just a bit of silliness, Chris Dollin, 07:00
Re: [memcpy] dst=NULL,size=0, James Kuyper, 06:55
uninitialized memory read, parag_paul@xxxxxxxxxxx, 06:49
Re: Newsreaders, James Kuyper, 06:39
Re: Just a bit of silliness, Bartc, 06:36
Re: Leading padding in unions, James Kuyper, 06:16
[memcpy] dst=NULL,size=0, maclab2, 06:09
Re: Scanf function, nick_keighley_nospam, 05:50
Re: Scanf function, Han from China, 05:49
Re: clock_settime/settimeofday issue observed on 64-bit, austinium, 05:43
Re:, Larry Gates, 05:06
Re: Scanf function, Kojak, 05:04
Scanf function, pavunkumar, 04:19
Re: why 50% of allocated memory is not freed?, Mark Wooding, 04:18
Re: external variables, David Thompson, 03:57
Re: Strange behaviour of while loop !!, David Thompson, 03:57
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Richard Tobin, 03:52
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Kaz Kylheku, 03:37
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Re: micro to declare and initialize a struct pointer does not work, why?, nick_keighley_nospam, 03:15
Re: Strange printfs !!, Kojak, 02:36
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Phil Carmody, 02:32
Re: Qsort-ing structures, Albert, 02:21
Re: Newsreaders, Albert, 01:59
Re: Information regarding C++ GUI Builders, Martin Ambuhl, 01:52
Re: Information regarding C++ GUI Builders, Kojak, 01:25
Re: Interview Questions, Kojak, 01:21
Information regarding C++ GUI Builders, stevenruiz, 01:16
Interview Questions, kid joe, 00:55
Re: Leading padding in unions, Han from China, 00:51
Re: Leading padding in unions, Han from China, 00:45
Re: logging optimization, Neo, 00:40
Re: micro to declare and initialize a struct pointer does not work, why?, KOFKS, 00:36
Re: micro to declare and initialize a struct pointer does not work, why?, Kaz Kylheku, 00:27
Re: micro to declare and initialize a struct pointer does not work, why?, Richard Heathfield, 00:26
Re: micro to declare and initialize a struct pointer does not work, why?, Richard Heathfield, 00:16
Re: micro to declare and initialize a struct pointer does not work, why?, Peter Nilsson, 00:16
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Golden California Girls, 00:16
Re: Reading Text Files, Barry Schwarz, 00:10
Re: Leading padding in unions, Barry Schwarz, 00:10

March 02, 2009

micro to declare and initialize a struct pointer does not work, why?, KOFKS, 23:45
Re: %a in printf, Richard Heathfield, 23:32
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Richard Heathfield, 23:21
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Han from China, 23:09
OT: DOS/Windows slashes/backslashes (was Re: Reading Text Files), Kenneth Brody, 23:08
Re: Just a bit of silliness, Bruce Cook, 22:32
Re: Just a bit of silliness, Bruce Cook, 21:41
Re: On the default buffering of stdout and the future of CLC, Bruce Cook, 21:31
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Han from China, 21:01
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Keith Thompson, 21:00
Re: Reading Text Files, Richard, 20:52
Re: why 50% of allocated memory is not freed?, Richard, 20:51
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Keith Thompson, 20:48
Re: why 50% of allocated memory is not freed?, Kaz Kylheku, 20:41
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Kaz Kylheku, 20:35
Re: Reading Text Files, CBFalconer, 20:26
Re: Leading padding in unions, CBFalconer, 20:21
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, CBFalconer, 20:17
Re: %a in printf, CBFalconer, 19:52
Re: Reading Text Files, Kaz Kylheku, 19:35
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, CBFalconer, 19:32
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, CBFalconer, 19:26
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, CBFalconer, 19:19
Re: why 50% of allocated memory is not freed?, CBFalconer, 19:08
Re: Reading Text Files, Bartc, 18:56
Re: Reading Text Files, Keith Thompson, 18:53
Re: %n !!, Keith Thompson, 18:49
Re: Reading Text Files, Keith Thompson, 18:46
Re: Reading Text Files, Keith Thompson, 18:44
Re: Reading Text Files, Kaz Kylheku, 18:28
Re: Reading Text Files, Kenneth Brody, 18:04
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Albert van der Horst, 17:29
Re: Reading Text Files, Richard, 17:12
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Han from China, 16:38
Re: %n !!, Phil Carmody, 16:25
Re: Reading Text Files, Bartc, 16:14
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, jacob navia, 16:12
Re: Reading Text Files, Rich Webb, 16:10
Re: Reading Text Files, Richard Tobin, 16:08
Re: Reading Text Files, Mike, 16:06
Re: Fat pointers, Antoninus Twink, 16:04
Re: Reading Text Files, Antoninus Twink, 16:02
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Antoninus Twink, 16:01
Re: Fat pointers, Keith Thompson, 15:55
Re: Reading Text Files, Willem, 15:53
Reading Text Files, Mike, 15:49
Re: free() function translated into C# equivalent - comments appreciated..., Han from China, 15:43
Re: Fat pointers, grocery_stocker, 15:39
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Han from China, 15:38
Re: Fat pointers, Obnoxious User, 15:31
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Han from China, 14:52
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, Keith Thompson, 14:42
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Richard Heathfield, 14:40
Re: Very simple: passing parameters, Golden California Girls, 14:39
Re: %n !!, Falcon Kirtaran, 14:38
Re: %n !!, Falcon Kirtaran, 14:36
Re: %n !!, Falcon Kirtaran, 14:32
Re: portable method of getting alignment of an arbitrary type..., Keith Thompson, 14:31
Re: %n !!, Falcon Kirtaran, 14:25
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, lawrence . jones, 14:11
Re: portable method of getting alignment of an arbitrary type..., Eric Sosman, 14:07
Re: portable method of getting alignment of an arbitrary type..., Ben Bacarisse, 13:59
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Kenny McCormack, 13:58
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Kenny McCormack, 13:57
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Antoninus Twink, 13:44
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Richard, 13:33
Re: portable method of getting alignment of an arbitrary type..., George Peter Staplin, 13:33
Re: portable method of getting alignment of an arbitrary type..., Chris M. Thomasson, 13:17
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Mark Wooding, 13:14
Re: Newsreaders, Mark Wooding, 13:10
Re: portable method of getting alignment of an arbitrary type..., Chris M. Thomasson, 12:35
Re: Newsreaders, Default User, 12:35
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Keith Thompson, 12:33
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Keith Thompson, 12:32
Re: %n !!, Nate Eldredge, 12:31
Re: portable method of getting alignment of an arbitrary type..., Chris M. Thomasson, 12:29
Re: portable method of getting alignment of an arbitrary type..., Chris M. Thomasson, 12:26
Re: Segmentation fault, Kojak, 12:20
Re: Fat pointers, Stephen Sprunk, 12:18
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Keith Thompson, 12:17
Re: Segmentation fault, Kenneth Brody, 12:14
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, jameskuyper, 12:13
Re: why 50% of allocated memory is not freed?, Mark Wooding, 11:46
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Joe Wright, 11:37
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Mark Wooding, 11:34
Re: portable method of getting alignment of an arbitrary type..., Eric Sosman, 11:31
Re: portable method of getting alignment of an arbitrary type..., Mark Wooding, 11:19
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Lew Pitcher, 11:01
Re: Newsreaders, Tristan Miller, 10:38
Re: Fat pointers, grocery_stocker, 10:34
Re: can we initialize a function argument in c, Gordon Burditt, 10:34
portable method of getting alignment of an arbitrary type..., Chris M. Thomasson, 10:32
Re: Newsreaders, James Kuyper, 10:14
Re: Just a bit of silliness, Mark Wooding, 10:03
Re: Difference between fgets and gets, Mark Wooding, 09:51
Re: Interesting math problem, Kaz Kylheku, 09:49
Re: why 50% of allocated memory is not freed?, Richard Bos, 09:42
Re: %n !!, Mark Wooding, 09:41
Re: Segmentation fault, Richard Bos, 09:40
Re: Newsreaders, Richard Bos, 09:40
Re: Newsreaders, Richard Bos, 09:40
Re: Very simple: passing parameters, Richard Bos, 09:40
Re: Do address have some special format to separate with common integers?, Richard Bos, 09:40
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, jacob navia, 09:40
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Bartc, 09:38
Re: Segmentation fault, Mark Wooding, 09:33
Re: Interesting math problem, Richard, 09:22
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Richard, 09:19
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, jacob navia, 09:05
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Bartc, 08:57
Re: %n !!, Kaz Kylheku, 08:51
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Gil Hamilton, 08:33
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, jacob navia, 08:27
Christian Louboutin Shoes - Fashion, ppxingpu, 08:07
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Han from China, 07:12
Re: Interesting math problem, Dik T. Winter, 06:43
Re: can we initialize a function argument in c, Rafael, 06:16
Even more proof of errors going uncorrected, Han from China, 05:55
Re: Segmentation fault, LL, 05:48
Re: Interesting math problem, nick_keighley_nospam, 05:18
Re: %n !!, Ike Naar, 05:09
Re: Fat pointers, nick_keighley_nospam, 05:05
Re: Fat pointers, nick_keighley_nospam, 05:03
Re: Segmentation fault, Kojak, 04:53
Re: Segmentation fault, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:43
Re: %n !!, Richard Tobin, 04:35
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:30
Re: Segmentation fault, Ike Naar, 04:29
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, nick_keighley_nospam, 04:29
Re: Segmentation fault, Kojak, 04:08
Re: %n !!, Keith Thompson, 03:56
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, David Brown, 03:31
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, David Brown, 03:26
Re: Segmentation fault, Richard Heathfield, 03:10
Re: %n !!, Richard Heathfield, 03:08
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Richard, 03:07
Re: %a in printf, Richard, 03:05
Re: %a in printf, Richard Heathfield, 03:05
Re: #include vs. -library, Richard Heathfield, 03:03
Re: Segmentation fault, Roberto Divia, 03:00
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Richard Heathfield, 03:00
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Phil Carmody, 02:33
Re: %n !!, Phil Carmody, 02:28
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Phil Carmody, 02:13
Segmentation fault, LL, 01:59
Re: Newsreaders, Hallvard B Furuseth, 01:42
Re: Fat pointers, Stephen Sprunk, 01:41
Re: Newsreaders, Albert, 01:40
Re: Qsort-ing structures, Barry Schwarz, 01:35
Re: Newsreaders, Richard, 01:20
Re: Fat pointers, Richard, 01:18
Re: Fat pointers, Nate Eldredge, 01:01
Re: Just a bit of silliness, Nate Eldredge, 00:56
Re: Leading padding in unions, sp12341234, 00:50
Leading padding in unions, sp12341234, 00:45

March 01, 2009

Re: Query for the group, Frank Adam, 23:29
Re: %1.1f on 45.78 is 45.8 ??, Kojak, 23:16
Re: %n !!, Kenneth Brody, 22:57
Re: Interesting math problem, Kaz Kylheku, 22:49
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Ben Bacarisse, 22:18
Re: %n !!, Han from China, 22:18
Re: Interesting math problem, Ben Bacarisse, 22:16
Re: GPS tracking software, Ben Bacarisse, 22:08
Re: Interesting math problem, Kaz Kylheku, 22:06
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Ben Bacarisse, 22:05
Re: GPS tracking software, Bubba, 21:48
Re: Fat pointers, grocery_stocker, 21:34
Re: Fat pointers, CBFalconer, 21:32
Re: GPS tracking software, Ben Bacarisse, 21:28
Re: Newsreaders, CBFalconer, 21:19
Re: strange result, JosephKK, 21:18
Re: %a in printf, CBFalconer, 21:09
Re: GPS tracking software, Bubba, 20:43
Re: %n !!, CBFalconer, 20:40
Re: #include vs. -library, Mark Wooding, 20:38
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, CBFalconer, 20:16
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, Old Wolf, 20:08
Re: Remebering the order of precedence, Mark Wooding, 20:07
Re: Newsreaders, Dik T. Winter, 20:07
Re: Newsreaders, Dik T. Winter, 20:05
Re: Fat pointers, Bartc, 20:05
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Curtis Dyer, 20:04
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, CBFalconer, 20:03
Re: Newsreaders, Dik T. Winter, 20:01
Re: Newsreaders, Dik T. Winter, 19:56
Re: %1.1f on 45.78 is 45.8 ??, karthikbalaguru, 19:52
Re: Just a bit of silliness, JosephKK, 19:50
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Curtis Dyer, 19:48
Re: serial port in C, Richard, 19:15
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, Richard, 18:53
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Richard Heathfield, 18:46
Re: %n !!, Nate Eldredge, 18:33
Re: c program - command line prompt - need help, Spiros Bousbouras, 18:26
c program - command line prompt - need help, raeiko, 18:07
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, David Brown, 17:38
Re: Fat pointers, Stephen Sprunk, 17:32
Re: Newsreaders, Sjouke Burry, 17:23
Re: %n !!, Harald van Dĳk, 17:22
Re: Newsreaders, Stephen Sprunk, 17:17
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Niklas Holsti, 17:14
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Ike Naar, 17:13
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Ike Naar, 16:46
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Phil Carmody, 16:11
Re: %n !!, Spiros Bousbouras, 16:01
Re: can we initialize a function argument in c, Keith Thompson, 15:52
Re: %1.1f on 45.78 is 45.8 ??, karthikbalaguru, 15:48
Re: Qsort-ing structures, Albert, 15:47
Re: %1.1f on 45.78 is 45.8 ??, Keith Thompson, 15:41
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Ben Bacarisse, 15:40
Re: %n !!, Ben Bacarisse, 15:27
Re: can we initialize a function argument in c, Barry Schwarz, 15:21
Re: %1.1f on 45.78 is 45.8 ??, Barry Schwarz, 15:21
Re: Difference between fgets and gets, Keith Thompson, 15:20
Re: Newsreaders, Albert, 15:18
Re: Newsreaders, Albert, 15:15
Re: Fat pointers, Malcolm McLean, 15:12
Re: Fat pointers, Bartc, 15:10
Re: Difference between fgets and gets, Malcolm McLean, 15:08
Re: Fat pointers, Keith Thompson, 15:03
Re: %n !!, Spiros Bousbouras, 14:49
Re: %n !!, Spiros Bousbouras, 14:45
Re: Difference between fgets and gets, Richard Heathfield, 14:42
Re: %n !!, Spiros Bousbouras, 14:42
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, David Brown, 14:32
Re: Difference between fgets and gets, Flash Gordon, 14:22
Re: Difference between fgets and gets, Malcolm McLean, 13:55
Re: Difference between fgets and gets, Richard Tobin, 13:12
Re: Difference between fgets and gets, Richard Heathfield, 13:12
Re: %n !!, Richard Tobin, 13:05
Re: Difference between fgets and gets, Flash Gordon, 13:04
Re: Difference between fgets and gets, Richard Heathfield, 13:01
Re: Fat pointers, Ben Bacarisse, 12:40
Re: Difference between fgets and gets, Flash Gordon, 12:34
Re: %1.1f on 45.78 is 45.8 ??, Golden California Girls, 12:29
Re: GPS tracking software, Ben Bacarisse, 12:12
Re: Newsreaders, blargg, 12:06
Re: %n !!, Nate Eldredge, 12:06
Re: %1.1f on 45.78 is 45.8 ??, Kojak, 11:58
Re: Newsreaders, jfbode1029, 11:53
Re: can we initialize a function argument in c, Malcolm McLean, 11:48
Re: Difference between fgets and gets, Malcolm McLean, 11:38
Re: Difference between fgets and gets, Richard Heathfield, 11:29
Fat pointers, Malcolm McLean, 11:21
Re: %1.1f on 45.78 is 45.8 ??, karthikbalaguru, 11:21
%1.1f on 45.78 is 45.8 ??, karthikbalaguru, 11:20
Re: Difference between fgets and gets, Malcolm McLean, 11:11
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, jacob navia, 10:57
Re: Newsreaders, Rich Webb, 10:25
Affliction Mens T-shirts - Discount, zhanglin099, 10:16
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Phil Carmody, 09:55
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Ben Bacarisse, 09:47
Re: GPS tracking software, Bubba, 09:36
Re: header, nick_keighley_nospam, 09:31
Re: %a in printf, Ben Bacarisse, 08:50
Re: Cross referencing objects: Am I invoking UB?, dimwit, 08:31
Re: Strange !!, Kenny McCormack, 08:30
Re: Newsreaders, Ben Bacarisse, 08:25
Re: Strange !!, Antoninus Twink, 08:23
Re: Cross referencing objects: Am I invoking UB?, nick_keighley_nospam, 08:17
Re: %n !!, Ben Bacarisse, 08:14
Re: Cross referencing objects: Am I invoking UB?, Ike Naar, 08:10
Re: Newsreaders, Antoninus Twink, 08:07
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, Antoninus Twink, 08:02
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Keith Thompson, 07:56
Cross referencing objects: Am I invoking UB?, Suman, 07:34
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, David Brown, 07:20
Re: %n !!, Harald van Dĳk, 07:08
Re: %n !!, Richard Tobin, 06:58
Re: Newsreaders, Kenny McCormack, 06:41
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Hans-Bernhard Bröker, 06:36
Re: %n !!, Harald van Dĳk, 06:24
Re: Newsreaders, Keith Thompson, 06:21
Re: Newsreaders, James Kuyper, 05:43
Re: %n !!, Ike Naar, 05:37
Re: Newsreaders, Harold Aptroot, 05:35
Re: Newsreaders, Richard Tobin, 05:20
Re: %n !!, Spiros Bousbouras, 04:45
Re: Newsreaders, Albert, 04:30
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Richard Heathfield, 04:28
Re: %a in printf, Richard Heathfield, 04:25
Re: %n !!, Richard Heathfield, 04:21
Re: Newsreaders, Richard Tobin, 04:19
Newsreaders, Albert, 03:59
Re: Qsort-ing structures, Albert, 03:52
Re: Qsort-ing structures, Ike Naar, 03:22
Re: Qsort-ing structures, Nate Eldredge, 03:19
Re: Qsort-ing structures, Albert, 03:12
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Re: Qsort-ing structures, Ike Naar, 03:07
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Nate Eldredge, 02:53
Re: Qsort-ing structures, Nate Eldredge, 02:29
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Jon Kirwan, 02:13
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Gil Hamilton, 01:57
Re: %a in printf, Kojak, 01:51
Re: %a in printf, karthikbalaguru, 01:25
%a in printf, karthikbalaguru, 01:21
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Gil Hamilton, 01:14
Re: Qsort-ing structures, Albert, 00:53
Re: Conclusive proof concerning CBFalconer's thread annoyances, Larry Gates, 00:43
Re: Current world's smallest chess program, karthikbalaguru, 00:35
Re: On implementation limits and the future of CLC, Larry Gates, 00:32

February 28, 2009

Re: Current world's smallest chess program, JosephKK, 23:13
Re: serial port in C, scottmcp, 22:25
Re: Very simple: passing parameters, Golden California Girls, 21:45
Re: %n !!, Nate Eldredge, 21:42
Re: serial port in C, Han from China, 21:30
Re: %n !!, Han from China, 21:09
Re: Strange !!, CBFalconer, 21:05
Re: serial port in C, Han from China, 21:00
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, CBFalconer, 20:56
Re: free() function translated into C# equivalent - comments appreciated..., Han from China, 20:55
Re: free() function translated into C# equivalent - comments appreciated..., Han from China, 20:55
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, CBFalconer, 20:52
Re: %n !!, karthikbalaguru, 20:48
Re: %n !!, Falcon Kirtaran, 20:46
Re: Strange !!, Ben Bacarisse, 20:00
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, Chris M. Thomasson, 19:38
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Ike Naar, 19:20
Re: %n !!, Richard Heathfield, 19:19
Re: usage of fwide function, Kenny McCormack, 19:19
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, Richard Heathfield, 19:18
Re: %n !!, karthikbalaguru, 19:07
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, jacob navia, 19:07
Re: %n !!, Richard Heathfield, 19:06
Re: Strange !!, Harald van Dĳk, 19:06
Re: free() function translated into C# equivalent - comments appreciated..., Kenny McCormack, 19:05
Re: %n !!, Falcon Kirtaran, 19:03
Re: Question About Sequence Points and Interrupt/Thread Safety, David Brown, 19:02
Re: %n !!, karthikbalaguru, 18:58
Re: free() function translated into C# equivalent - comments appreciated..., Kenny McCormack, 18:57
Re: %n !!, Richard Heathfield, 18:56
Re: free() function translated into C# equivalent - comments appreciated..., Kenny McCormack, 18:52
Re: free() function translated into C# equivalent - comments appreciated..., Richard Heathfield, 18:52
Re: %n !!, Falcon Kirtaran, 18:50
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, jacob navia, 18:50
Re: free() function translated into C# equivalent - comments appreciated..., Kenny McCormack, 18:49
%n !!, karthikbalaguru, 18:48
Re: Strange !!, CBFalconer, 18:39
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, jacob navia, 18:38
Re: free() function translated into C# equivalent - comments appreciated..., James Kuyper, 18:30
Re: Can you help me with this line of code please??, James Kuyper, 18:27
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, CBFalconer, 18:22
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, CBFalconer, 18:14
Stats for comp.lang.c (last month), CLC stats, 18:06
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, CBFalconer, 18:05
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, James Kuyper, 18:04
Re: serial port in C, Joachim Schmitz, 17:52
Re: can we initialize a function argument in c, CBFalconer, 17:49
Re: serial port in C, CBFalconer, 17:41
Re: Free C Compiler on Windows, lawrence . jones, 17:31