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This is a [B]toupper[/B] and [B]tolower[/B] implementation for whole c-strings, without making use of the existing [B]toupper[/B] and [B]tolower[/B] functions for characters :) [U] example:[/U] [CODE=C]char s[]="Hello, beautiful world!"; stoupper(s); // s now contains: `HELLO, BEAUTIFUL WORLD!´ stolower(s); // s now contains: `hello, beautiful world!´[/CODE]

i need something like a function to do a specific job which work in a specific time.Like every first day of the year i want to sum all the members account amount to my tbl_information table's column. How can i do that?

alright, I did this without the help of documentation or help forums, I just sorta, figured it out on my own--and hacked together some code to make it work, and I'm super proud, so bare with me: I compiled a C DLL, which was loaded into a VB6 app. The …

Hi there, I am new to use unix operating system, and I was wondering where can start learning the main commands in the unix, as I am working on server that is unix, tutorials or links that can help, when I need some functionality or a specific command I search …

Hi, I am having trouble whit writing a code for game of life.. This is what I came up with; [code] #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> void header(void); void survivalRule(char [][20], int, int); void birthRule(char [][20], int, int); void deathRule(char [][20], int, int); int main(void) { char Life[20][20]; int orgs, gens; …

im going to risk getting a beating, because this is something i should (used to?) know... anyhoo, given a function, how do you tell the size of the array that is passed? obviously trying to find the sizeof the pointer doesn't work (it returns the size of the pointer, duh) …