I really have no idea what you mean by this. Input is not necessarily a trivial part of a program.
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I really have no idea what you mean by this. Input is not necessarily a trivial part of a program.
:S
I had the lowly expectation of being able to use gets() to retrieve input. I am not interested in fancy ways of writing skeleton programs. But hey you know, it's good I guess that you're such a...
MinGW uses g++ to link C programs, which is not broken. If you read the whole log, it also uses gcc to generate the object code.
Well you are being a bit of a troll. The problem with gets() is...
I can't accept that.
mingw32-gcc.exe -Wall -g -pedantic -Wextra -Wall -ansi -g -c C:\Users\Josh2\Documents\foo\foo.c -o obj\Debug\foo.o
C:\Users\Josh2\Documents\foo\foo.c: In function...
Then how about an open challenge? Please, for the audience, programatically determine that gets() is safe. I'm genuinely curious, but I bet whatever you do is more trouble than it's worth.