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Hi all! Where can I get a 16 and a 32bit Assambler-Compiler for free? Thanks for your help in advance! Kindly regards maschwa

Thanks Maniraja, it works correct, but I had to cancel the line: /*memcpy(tStdout, stdout, sizof(FILE));*/ because I got an error. I tried to execute without this line, and it seems to work well! Maschwa

Hi Smaniraja! Nice code, but it doesn´t work! I always get a lvalue error if I compile with Borland-16bit compiler. Can you tell me why? Thanks

Hi Fredrik! I tried to compile with 16bit Borland-compiler and 32bit DeveloperStudio. There was no warning in both cases. I tried the code of jtm111 but it doesn´t work with whitespaces, too. Br maschwa

Hello Fredrik! I think the better function for getting a string in a variable is gets() which is included in <stdio.h>. for example: #include <stdio.h> void main(){ char var[20]; printf(&quot;Enter some text: &quot;); gets(var); printf(&quot;%s&quot;,var); } But you must be careful with...

If you mean the string &quot;999,999,999&quot; it´s very easy: puts(&quot;999,999,999&quot;); ;-) br maschwa

Hi all! This is my problem: void getfiles(char *f){ freopen(f,&quot;a&quot;,stdout); fprintf(f,&quot;%s&quot;,system(&quot;dir /b c:\\bcn\\data\\*.*&quot;)); fclose(f); } It works correctly, but the rest of the programm also is written in 'f'. I want to write the rest of output in normal...

Thank you very much 2ffat this was a great help for me. I´m right at the beginning in C-programming, so I have to learn very much. This site is really good for doing that. br maschwa

Hello! Where can I get a full functional 16bit compiler for free? Thanks for your help in advance! Martin