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    Sticky: Jamsa's C/C++ Programmer's Bible [Jamsa &...

    Jamsa's C/C++ Programmer's Bible [Jamsa & Krander]

    1500 'versets'; I've found it really useful
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    erm... i'm asking because i always use FILE*...

    erm... i'm asking because i always use

    FILE* fin, fout = fopen(...);
    if (!fin) return(1);
    etc...
    or

    FILE* fin, fout;
    if ((fin = fopen(...)) == NULL) return(1);
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    good point salem, although i personally think his...

    good point salem, although i personally think his next sentance was ... interesting ...



    may i suggest to study the basic first?
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    Poll: *** pointer madness revisited

    let's see the civil war ;)
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    Name: Mihai (Michael) Timezone: EST (GMT+2)...

    Name: Mihai (Michael)
    Timezone: EST (GMT+2)
    YIM: scumtk
    MSNM: moonlord_antichrist
    AIM: what's that?
    ICQ: same for this
    Skype: moonlord_owns_you
    Mail: moonlord(at)retardchat(dot)org
    Website:...
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    hope contest's still alive... sent my code to...

    hope contest's still alive... sent my code to your mail...
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    well, just asking... i'm not using them don't...

    well, just asking... i'm not using them don't worry.
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    Poll: i use k&r but generally add spaces in brackets,...

    i use k&r but generally add spaces in brackets, like:


    if ( a ) {
    (TAB STROKE)i1;
    (TAB STROKE)i2;
    (TAB STROKE)} else {
    (DOUBLE TAB STROKE)i3;
    (DOUBLE TAB STROKE)i4;
    (DOUBLE TAB STROKE)}
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    also about obfuscated things, look at the...

    also about obfuscated things, look at the following example:

    *++b ? (*++b + *(b-1)) : 0

    b-1 is calculated with b or with ++b ?

    i'm just asking because i've come across some 'nice' code...
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    well, i found out that i++[x] is correct, but i'm...

    well, i found out that i++[x] is correct, but i'm still not clear about obfuscated examples. does any compiler has its rules?
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    pointer madness

    from what i've heard, c transforms expr1[expr2] in *(expr1+expr2), right?

    but this is madness it means that you could, for example, say:
    i++[x]; // where x is a array (pointer)

    seems crazy to...
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    from what you say i gather it's the same with...

    from what you say i gather it's the same with Intel/Motorola
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    so, win32 means winapi and 32bit just means 32bit...

    so, win32 means winapi and 32bit just means 32bit platform? interesting...

    oh, i got a netinst debian so no wonder there was no library... stupid me
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    missed the %d out there. the second problem: i...

    missed the %d out there.
    the second problem: i don't argue with you, i have never actually used getchar.
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    i'll happily get a new compiler but: 1. don't...

    i'll happily get a new compiler but:
    1. don't know a thing in win32 programming
    2. i gennerally try to make dos/win16/unix/linux compliant progs.
    3. borlandc is the only i have. all the results of...
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    i use borlandc ( :eek: ) but devcpp won't work on...

    i use borlandc ( :eek: ) but devcpp won't work on my comp. wonder why...
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    1. because you only read 1 letter at once, it's...

    1. because you only read 1 letter at once, it's 'neater' to use getchar instead.
    2. printf("%d", (float)totalgrade/(float)no_of_grades); does a thing called "casting", or changing the way c treats...
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    well yes. but it's an ugly way of doing it. ...

    well yes. but it's an ugly way of doing it.

    int totalgrade;
    char x, no_of_grades,i;
    int main(void) {
    for (i=0;i<no_of_grades;i++)
    switch(x=toupper(getchar())) {
    ...
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    char, float, long, int, double, short, byte, long...

    char, float, long, int, double, short, byte, long double... all will work
    just scanf("%whatever", &grade);
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    well, guess i've still got to learn in c :) 10x...

    well, guess i've still got to learn in c :) 10x for that. btw, how do i turn this warning on? others like "unaccesible code" and "variable is declared but never used" are on.
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    memory question

    do dynamic allocation functions like malloc and so use the whole RAM and swap, or only 64k? the same about static allocation.

    i migrated from pascal so...
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    i don't mind that my compiler does make it, but...

    i don't mind that my compiler does make it, but will you tell me what's it doing and how's right? mistifing doesn't help much...
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    oh, sorry, i always confuse these. so, even is...

    oh, sorry, i always confuse these. so, even is when x%2==0 and odd when x%2==1? then you must read my post the other way :(
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    oh, by the way: char process_com(void) {...

    oh, by the way:


    char process_com(void) {
    char *i=com;
    switch(com[0]) {
    case 'a', 'b', 'c': {intr=com[0];break;}
    default: return(1);
    }
    while (*++i) {
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    wonder i didn't see that. ask for a problem and...

    wonder i didn't see that. ask for a problem and have the solution for another

    like in the ol' drinkin' song:
    "100 bugs in code,
    100 bugs in code,
    Fix a bug, compile again,
    101 bugs in code..."...
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