Am Samstag, den 08.05.2010, 19:26 -0300 schrieb Leandro Pereira:
> On Sat, May 8, 2010 at 7:18 PM, Daniel Leidert
> wrote:
> > Is it the desired behavior, that
> >
> > g_strstrip(" ")
> >
> > leads to a segmentation fault? I would expect, that an empty string ("")
> > or NULL is returned.
>
> The
Daniel,
On Sat, May 8, 2010 at 7:18 PM, Daniel Leidert
wrote:
> Is it the desired behavior, that
>
> g_strstrip(" ")
>
> leads to a segmentation fault? I would expect, that an empty string ("")
> or NULL is returned.
The literal " " is a constant -- the operating system might allocate
that to a
Hi,
Is it the desired behavior, that
g_strstrip(" ")
leads to a segmentation fault? I would expect, that an empty string ("")
or NULL is returned.
Gtk 2.20.1 (Debian Sid)
Regards, Daniel
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Tor Microsoft is like any other big organization in the sense that it
suffers from momentum and baggage. Internally, it is bound to be still using a
whole range of technologies including ones that it wishes to portray to the
outside world as being now deprecated.
Nevertheless, Visual C++
> Perhaps 'deprecated' is a better description than obsolete. msvcrt.dll is
> provided nowadays purely and simply for backwards compatibility with older
> apps
Why does even the 64-bit notepad.exe, to pick an example, then link to
the 64-bit msvcrt.dll? Or the 64-bit ws2_32.dll, to pick anothe
Oops I accidentally sent this as HTML and it doesn't seem to have gotten
through. Just trying again
Thanks Tor. Perhaps 'deprecated' is a better description than obsolete.
msvcrt.dll is provided nowadays purely and simply for backwards compatibility
with older apps (and to be fair t
The msvcrt.dll runtime can hardly be said to be obsolete when a new
version is included with each version of Windows,can it? Also, it is
included even as a 64-bit version in 64-bit Windows. There is no MSVC6
that would generate 64-bit code, soI don't see how it could be said to
be specific to MSVC6
