Further investigations.
1. strfnd() was originally in the c68 library/ies with three parameters
as I originally suspected. I don't know when it changed to lose the last
parameter which allows continuations, but when I grepped for strfnd in
the whole of the c68 include directory on my hard
Afternoon Dave,
On 20/04/12 09:18, Dave Walker wrote:
The strfnd function is not a standard function in C so any you come
across are implementation defined. I am guessing that your code has
one with different semantics to the library one (which if I remember
correctly is based on the
On 17 Apr 2012, at 12:24, Norman Dunbar nor...@dunbar-it.co.uk wrote:
On 17/04/12 10:46, Norman Dunbar wrote:
The compilation worked, but listed calls to strfnd as having the wrong
number of arguments. I had three, as per online references, but it seems
the definition in string_h only has
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Sorry, I've pulled this one out from the query discussion, maybe Dave
Walker
On 17/04/12 10:46, Norman Dunbar wrote:
The compilation worked, but listed calls to strfnd as having the wrong
number of arguments. I had three, as per online references, but it seems
the definition in string_h only has two :
strfnd(const char *, const char *)
So, I fixed my code to remove
Sorry, I've pulled this one out from the query discussion, maybe Dave
Walker will notice it here as a new topic...
On 16/04/12 15:52, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Ahem, excuse me!!!
_*sulk*_
:o)
Sorry Dilwyn, couldn't resist! ;-)
Anyway, back on topic - unusual for me I admit, but - I've had a
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Sorry, I've pulled this one out from
On 16/04/12 17:41, Dave Walker wrote:
I found an old copy of the ansi.h file.It did not look as though it did
much so you may well just be able to comment it out. I think the
equivalent functionality is now built into the individual header files. I
hope so as I do not believe I have a
