First thanks to all who had the patience to stick
with me during my "kernel source headers" problem.
Once I downloaded & installed the correct files all
was well.
I'm porting C++ files to Linux from other Unix systems
& I'm finding that some programs (which work perfectly
elsewhere on at least two other flavours of Unix) are
failing because seekp() is not moving the pointer in
an ostrstream.
The g++ version reported is 2.96 and the system is up
to date.
The code looks something like this:
char output_array[1024];
char something[10];
ostrstream oa(output_array, 1024);
oa.write(something); // which moves the pointer to 10
oa.seekp(20L,ios::beg);
cout << " Pointer posn : " << oa.tellp() << endl;
gives:
Pointer posn : 10
Any ideas?
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