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  1. gregm

    fread and fwrite and binary trees?

    Pointers to memory aren't relevant to files. In other words if you are saving the pointers that link your tree structure to a file they become meaningless. <br> Regards,<br> Greg Martin.<br>
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    • Post #2
    • Forum: C
  2. gregm

    atof atol atoi

    Actually, casting to int makes no sense what so ever. atoi and friends are prototyped to take a const char * as an argument, not an int. the main draw back with these functions is they allow for no error checking. The strtol strtod and (int)strtol functions are actually a better choice. If an...
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    • Post #4
    • Forum: C
  3. gregm

    online tutorials

    There is a lot of documentation out there. I keep much of it local but I'll see what urls I can decifer.<br> http://www.tclconsortium.org/ # the man pages in html etc.<br> http://www.sco.com/Technology/tcl/Tcl.html<br> http://www.scriptics.com/<br> http://www.cflynt.com/ # by the way Clif...
  4. gregm

    SMTP and POP3 agent written in TCL

    This isn't a true answer to your post but... I'm working on such<br> a package (if it were done it were done I'd pass it on to you).<br> You might look at rfc-822 for SMTP and rfc-1730 for POP3, if you haven't already. The task is very easy to accomplish with TCL.

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