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    Switch to Bloodshed

    I switched compilers on a lark. I've gotten rid of my error messages. I have this code:

    struct sdata_2 {
    char d21;
    char d22;
    char d23;
    char d24;
    char d2x[20];...
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    The difference between " and ' was ......

    The difference between " and ' was ... surprising.

    I guess I'm too old to play this game. The mainframe world uses all caps. VBA (I write a lot of Excel macros) capitalizes a lot of directives...
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    Next try!

    I thought I understood this, but apparently I was wrong (just this once). Specifically, I really do not understand the code...

    p += *(size_t *)p;
    h1 = (void *)p;
    p = (h1 + 1) +...
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    Thanks again

    I think this code handles my situation. To be honest, it's a little (well, maybe not so little) over my head. But I've been known to study this kind of thing until I understood it!

    It just seems...
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    Getting closer

    Thanks Tabstop. It was a revelation. Assembler is so much simpler. Too bad I don't know Intel asm.

    Master5001, I looked ar your code again (Example 1) and it is very clear. What it lacks is...
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    Clarification

    The output should look like:
    *fixed length**var length**fixed length2**var length2**fixed length3**varlength3*
    There may be two or three sections of this fixed length header, variable length data...
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    pointers, structures, and malloc

    Hi,

    My job is to read some image data, and add some appropriate hex data. I stripped this code to this form because much of the code is irrelevant to my problem. I have multiple structures, and...
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