That's fine. However I suggest you turn your warnings on or up if necessary and pay attention to them, particularly the one about using an uninitialised varaible.
That's fine. However I suggest you turn your warnings on or up if necessary and pay attention to them, particularly the one about using an uninitialised varaible.
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I'm running it in Unix and its not giving me any warnings... and seems to work fine.Originally Posted by iMalc
It has 3 warnings when I compile it.
I suggest you fix the causes of the warnings.
This is the option needed to turn on the normal warnings I compile with using GCC.
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