Today, We are earning upto Rs.20,000 every month from internet
without working hard and spending only 30 min daily in the internet.
This Income is keep on increasing day by day.We are not joking. We are
not making any false statement. It's 100%% true !

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Today, We are earning upto Rs.20,000 every month from internet
without working hard and spending only 30 min daily in the internet.
This Income is keep on increasing day by day.We are not joking. We are
not making any false statement. It's 100%% true !

http://earnmultimilliondollars.blogspot.com

I have been having fits with this function.
Can anyone help me I think I need to use if and else if but I have rewritten
it and got errors. I want a conditional in this program a choice between 2
options and only one works. I don't think I need the strcpy either.

#include
#include
#include

main(){
char pass[10]="ded", pass2[10];
printf("Authorization ");
fflush(stdout);
fgets(pass,10,stdin);
strcpy(pass2,pass);
if(strcmp(pass,pass2)==0) {printf("success"); exit(0);}
else
printf("error"); exit(EXIT_FAILURE);}

Bill Cunningham wrote:

I'm assuming that you intended for the password to be "ded"...

#include
#include
#include

int main(void)
{ char pass[10]="ded", pass2[10];

I start with a program containing

FILE *msgout;
void msgset(FILE*, int);
...
msgset(msgout, 47);

In msgset I have (abbreviated)

FILE *err_stream = NULL;
void msgset(
FILE *msgout,
int iact
)
...
err_stream = stderr;
msgout = err_stream; // Assignment here depends on iact.
return;

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Greetings, group. I've got a big MESS of code in one of the source
files of my employer's primary software product. It's basically
assignments of automatically-generated control-id macros to arrays,
so they can be easily accessed by nested for loops. This mess
looks like:

AuxChanId [0] [0] = IG1_CH1;
AuxTypeId [0] [0] = IG1_TYPE1;
AuxOperId [0] [0] = IG1_OP1;
AuxThreId [0] [0] = IG1_THRESH1;
AuxMinuId [0] [0] = IG1_MM1;
AuxSecoId [0] [0] = IG1_SS1;
AuxHoldId...

Is it possible the following condition to be true under C95?

sizeof(size_t)> sizeof(unsigned long)

Hi, I was hoping someone in this section could help me with a C based
API that plays videos, all different kinds of videos. I have found
how to play .avi files, but playing other files seems to be a lot
harder. I know you must use codec's (unless i'm mistaken) and thats
where I get lost, but I think you have to use COM in it somewhere, but
it's over my head, could someone please help me??

Thanks in advance.
Jon

Hi Folks:

I'm trying to calculating a substring length directly from pointer
address, like this:

char *e = NULL, *s = NULL;
int len = 0;

s = strchr (url,'.');
e = strrchr (url,'?');
len = (int) s - e;

Since 's' and 'e' are pointers, I think that's can be make a math
over it, like 's++'.

Using gcc 4.1.2 (on glibc 2.6 and Linux 2.6.23) it points the
following error:

"error: invalid operands to binary -"

So, how can I calculate this length in a fancy way? I don't want to
loop through it.

thanks a lot in advance
Lucas Brasilino