intToStr

[James Kuyper]

On Sun, 1 Jul 2012 21:26:20 +0000 (UTC), Ike Naar

On 2012-06-29, James Kuyper<[email protected]> wrote:

[Restored context:]

I thought you said you were using C? This looks like C++, a different,
though closely related language. You'll get better answers about such
things by going to comp.lang.c++. ... Also, do you realize
that you'd get a similar result by writing
....
cout<< 55<< "\n";

It would also be more idiomatic to use endl rather than "\n".

It's not the same thing. "\n" outputs a newline,
std::endl output a newline and performs a flush.

This actually works in a C program???

No, it was a comment referring to C++ code, as you can tell from the
restored context quoted above.

Sense of humour MIA?

Usenet newsgroup messages lack a lot of the signals that normally help
identify jokes, such as tone of voice or body language. That's why
smileys were invented. Without a smiley, his humor (if it was indeed so
intended) was not easily distinguishable from a failure to pay attention
to the context, an every day (indeed, every minute) event on usenet.