int i=0;
printf("i = %d", i);[outputs to screen as] i = 56
-Luke
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I apologize to the entire list. In an effort to avoid blame, I sought
other reasons for my program's problems. I tried to blame it on the
encoding method of the input file. It turns out DJGPP works in very
different ways from GCC for Linux. Is it so wrong to initialize a
variable in its declaration? For those of you who are curious, ConjuGNU
will now resume its normal non-panicked non-debugging development plan.
I am especially apologetic towards Kevin, who endured my newbie
mistakes. On a similar note, I am still wondering about accented
characters.
