At 1/20/2007 12:36 PM, you wrote:
On 1/20/07, Rick <<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
and your program will blow up..... if you're using C++ forget about
all the damned char* and strxxx() crap
Yes, I know. I forgot to allocate memory for str, but I corrected that.
I'm using C, not C++, so this is perfectly valid. Why get in such a huff?
If you are using iostream and namespace std, you are using C++
-- Brett
Point taken. I don't program C++, but I use the Bloodshed C++
compiler. It put all the header stuff in. (I don't know why it put
#include <cstdlib> and I don't know what that does).
So, would one of you kind souls "fix" this to use C++ strings
instead? I'd love to know the correct way.
~Rick
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