On Tue, 26 Jul 2005, Eric Blake wrote:
> According to James McLaughlin on 7/26/2005 5:44 AM:
> > I've been wondering about why functions such as strcpy
> > return char*, instead of being void, so I thought I'd
> > look at the source for this function and see if there
> > were any informative comme
James McLaughlin wrote:
> I've been wondering about why functions such as strcpy
> return char*, instead of being void, so I thought I'd
> look at the source for this function and see if there
> were any informative comments. However, while I've got
> the g++ and gcc-core source, I can't find the s
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According to James McLaughlin on 7/26/2005 5:44 AM:
> I've been wondering about why functions such as strcpy
> return char*, instead of being void, so I thought I'd
> look at the source for this function and see if there
> were any informative comments
I've been wondering about why functions such as strcpy
return char*, instead of being void, so I thought I'd
look at the source for this function and see if there
were any informative comments. However, while I've got
the g++ and gcc-core source, I can't find the source
for the standard functions
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