Hi Doug,
you should consult a C-book first, you will definitely find it.
Its the first one. Look:
struct foo *bar[10];
So 'bar' is an array of 10 pointers to 'struct foo'.
sizeof(bar) will give you 40 on an 32-bit machine,
and 80 on an 64-bit machine (assuming that a pointer
on an 32-machine
endl is a so-called manipulator in C++. It outputs '\n'
and flushes the output buffer (using the flush method in the stream).
So, I would change the order:
cout Content-type: text/plain endl endl Hello, World! endl;
Don't know if that solves it.
Regards
On Mon, Dec 13, 2010 at
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