Timestamp Post Voter Comment Reputation
Re: Markdown vs. BBCode diafol great ^ it is then :) +0
Re: BUGS! zeroliken thanks +0
Re: BUGS! mitrmkar Thanks +0
Re: BUGS! Gribouillis ok +0
Re: gcc equivalent for getch() Arch Stanton On Linux, using gcc 4.4.5; getch() works for me! +0
Re: Dynamic/Variable Amount of Arguments in a function triumphost Doesn't work but thanks anyway Rep+1 +6
Re: greater of two numbers.. zeroliken Agree :) +9
Re: Using OOP and MVC zack654 Thanks a lot mate ;) +1
Re: Downvoting Troll happygeek Agreed +0
Re: Auto parse urls in editor diafol noparse - no brainer! +0
Re: Problem with Scanf() and struct DeanMSands3 I was about to post something on malloc, but decided the poster wouldn't get it. Rock on, deceptikon. +4
Re: how do you go back to the previous line if user enters a wrong input kingsonprisonic Its a bad solution. -1
Re: Viable BIGENDIAN test? StuXYZ GettSize independent code is always better! -- because the alternative is a maintainers nightmare. +9
Re: Removing new line char and replacing with null char using getchar() zeroliken I wasn't familiar with the first one so thanks for posting +8
Re: how do you go back to the previous line if user enters a wrong input WaltP Terrible suggestion! GIU is not a solution. -4
Re: prime's algorithm implementation DeanMSands3 Well said, sir. +4
Re: prime's algorithm implementation WaltP I'm not asking you... -4
Re: Regarding crtStartup myk45 Thanks! +6
Re: A way to remove an unwanted char from a string Philippe.Lahaie agreed, and made me laugh! +2
Re: Storing & Using Long Form Values : Best Practice? asprin Looks fine. +1

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