Thread: compiler skipping lines..?

hi everyone,
i just ran a little test program, but got no output from two cout lines (commented out below) - i traced through it, and saw them get skipped. why is that? (they're not commented out when i run it)

Code:

#include <string.h>
#include <iostream.h>

void main () {
	char str[] = "	avg: real;	 {dgjhd;a comment}";
//  	cout << str << "\nits length: " << strlen(str) << endl;
	char *brokenstr;
	cout << "remaining part of string: ";
	brokenstr = strtok (str,"{");
	cout << brokenstr;
//	cout << "\nits length: " << strlen(brokenstr);  
	return;
}

did you run it with the // in there as i see it now, if so take them out

[edit]
next time i'll finish reading your post before i answer, i don't know lemme see . . .

Prints Fine...

Code:

#include <string.h>
#include <iostream.h>

void main () {
	char str[] = "	avg: real;	 {dgjhd;a comment}";
  	cout << str << "\nits length: " << strlen(str) << endl;
	char *brokenstr;
	cout << "remaining part of string: ";
	brokenstr = strtok (str,"{");
	cout << brokenstr;
	cout << "\nits length: " << strlen(brokenstr);  
	return;
}

Output :


avg: real; {dgjhd;a comment}
its length: 30
remaining part of string: avg: real;
its length: 13

dito

thanks for saying what the output is

my stupid weird compiler

That Ran fine wherever I ran it,
what compiler are your using anyways ?