Thread: how do I combine two strings together

Why reinventing the wheel? When you have string.h supported by every C compiler on the planet?


Well, at least most of you really "tried" to make it without string.h, unlike debuger2004, who said:

program to concat without using strcpy and strcat functions

Why??? If you're planning to use strlen(), and already included the string.h, then just use strcat(), and strcpy() as well... Damn!

Originally posted by Devil Panther
Why reinventing the wheel? When you have string.h supported by every C compiler on the planet?

You seem to have missed what was actually happening in the bulk of this thread. Let me recap it for you: Multiple people posting horribly incorrect code, the rest telling them they're wrong.

Quzah.

I did notice that, but you must remember how it all started!

>>I modified printf to use %p instead of %x so it's "more correct" from a learning point of view.
And to be even more correct:
>>printf("%p, %p\n", (void*)foostr, (void*)foostr2 );

Sorry, I'm being being picky

Originally posted by Hammer
Sorry, I'm being being picky

In other words:

Hammer -pedantic



Quzah.