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I found it. It's portable object used by gnu gettext utilities.

[you don't see this]I won! I won! You are the TELETUBY. :(:( Poor you.[/you don't see this]
Thank you for replying and...

I see it mentioned everywhere but there are non declaring what it literally stands for. Is it the folder for portability related files or it means it contains stat pots in it which you normally need...

The IDE is called anjuta and I was on linux. The files I have under the project directory are:

total 28
-rw-r--r-- 1 wando wando 0 2011-10-05 18:27 AUTHORS
-rwxr-xr-x 1 wando wando 4507...

I opened a project with an IDE, the purposes of the things being created automatically are quiet obvious from the file names of themselves'. But for the "po" folder I couldn't figure out what it...

Get it. Thanks, Xupicor.

When I include my enumeration in same project but two files, it failed. Could you tell me what is wrong?

Like these:



/*TheEnum.h*/
enum TheEnum{
TheEnum_True,
TheEnum_False

Thank you very much. I get it. I can only include files in the source files and not the headers. Thank you for the extra commands, too.

I tried something like this:

The main.c


#include <malloc.h>
#include <stdio.h>

#include "GetLine.h"

and ';'. Another mistake.

Yah, I'm actually want to declare a void pointer and cast it to a function pointer.
This one

void *start
instead of this one

void (*start)(void);
It works. But I know now this is...

----I love the pointer in C very well. I have just learned how to declare a pointer to a function and how to use it:


void (*start)(void); /*The star should be placed with the word*/
...

Newbie have to go to bed.

Q1, Is [a-z], [^x], ... these simple regular expressions in the stardard of C? I mean, OK in most implements?

scanf looks strange to me. What will scanf actually do in the while loop?
Q2, How...

X seems like a pointer point to an integer array that contain 5 members.
Because complier give me an warning: "assignment from incompatible pointer type" in this case.


int (*x)[5];
int b[3];...

Thank you laserlight.

"int (x*)[5];"
Is x a pointer to "int ...[]"?