I am fairly new to C as well. Although I now can understand why pointers are used etc etc. I find that a lot of the books have a chapter called "Poiters" but they generally really never touch on what...
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I am fairly new to C as well. Although I now can understand why pointers are used etc etc. I find that a lot of the books have a chapter called "Poiters" but they generally really never touch on what...
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VS 6.0 command to compile in C is /TC
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I was wondering if it is possible to set the Visuall C++ 6 compiler to only allow .c compilation?
I know that as it comes it can compile .c files but I would like it to only compile .c file...
I have that link already however i would like some further explanation if possible
i have to write an alternative to squeeze that deleted each character in s1 that matches any character in string s2.
Ok i have started to do this but i have made somesort of mistake with my loop...
Because Mr realnapster the person posting the code said the array has a size of 5.
If you just to clear the array why can't you just reinitialise it to zero?
anarray[5]={0,0,0,0,0};
Thanks God of C. I was really more interested in just seeing how it all worked.
Thanks for your help
Using dev c++ sqrt definately doesn't return 0 when negative values are passed. I notived in the gnu lib that i was told to download above that the sqrt function already had checks for negative...
THanks
I am just using Dev C++ because it is easy and free
I am interested in editing the sqrt function from math.h so that it does not allow negative numbers to be passed to it. I am also interested in how these math functions work in C.
Is there...
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I am not sure if many of you are aware of what the Misra C 2004 standards are but rule 11.2 states
Rule 11.2 (required) Conversions shall not be performed between a pointer to object and any...
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I have to create a test case where one object is copied to the other when both of the objects have some overlapping memory.
I have experimented with memmove and memcpy and the use of unions....