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- From: lcntrygal@aol.com (LCntryGal)
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- Subject: Re: SORTing problem c++
- Date: 2 Feb 1996 13:17:39 -0500
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- I am not all that well versed in this but here goes.
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- When I started learning C++ from C, I found out that C++ compilers will
- not take many C commands because they are not structured properly. An
- example--printf. C++ will give you much grief over it because it will
- take ANY argument at all. In the manual for your compiler (more often
- than not), there will be a list of conventions that you need to make to
- "switch over"--probably in the apendices.
-
- I hope I have been of SOME help!! Sorry there isn't more!!!
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