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- From: dchopp@vicente.math.ucla.edu (David Chopp)
- Subject: faulty ANSI in Think C 5.0?
- Message-ID: <1992Nov16.211648.23619@math.ucla.edu>
- Sender: news@math.ucla.edu
- Organization: UCLA Mathematics Department
- Date: Mon, 16 Nov 92 21:16:48 GMT
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- I'm curious if others have run into similar problems as I regarding using
- some ANSI subroutines in Think C 5.0.2 with TCL. In particular, I have
- trouble using strcpy, strcmp, sprintf, to name a few. I have found them
- to be sporadic in working properly and I'm wondering if I'm doing something
- wrong. For example, in one object, I'll have two methods each using strcpy
- in them (all in the same file). In one context, it works perfectly, in the
- other it fails to copy. The arguments being passed are all correct (I've
- checked them several times). I've had similar experiences with other ANSI
- library routines. Has anyone else experienced these problems? Should I
- abandon ANSI all together and write my own subroutines to replace them?
- I'm going to call Symantec next, maybe they have an answer for me.
-
- Dave Chopp
- dchopp@math.ucla.edu
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