Sorry, I wanted to post a followup to my own question, but
google was "Unable to retrieve message 00************* *************** ****@4ax.com" ...
I found a solution for printf directly, without fflush or setvbuf or
other workarounds/addons.
It was my fault, because I was using some of the samples\*..\mak efile
which had system nt_win inside, instead of nt (or 386) only. So in
fact I created a win-compilation to use from a DOS-box or mksnt shell
environment commandline/character-based.
I just wanted to add that in case that there's someone out there as
new to that stuff as I'm and facing the same kind of trouble.
bine 2  1585 
bine wrote: Sorry, I wanted to post a followup to my own question, but
google was "Unable to retrieve message
00************* *************** ****@4ax.com" ...
I found a solution for printf directly, without fflush or setvbuf or
other workarounds/addons.
It was my fault, because I was using some of the samples\*..\mak efile
which had system nt_win inside, instead of nt (or 386) only. So in
fact I created a win-compilation to use from a DOS-box or mksnt shell
environment commandline/character-based.
I just wanted to add that in case that there's someone out there as
new to that stuff as I'm and facing the same kind of trouble.
bine
:)
Regards,
Jonathan.
--
Email: "jonathan [period] burd [commercial-at] gmail [period] com" sans-WSP
"We must do something. This is something. Therefore, we must do this."
- Keith Thompson
Jonathan Burd <jb***@nospam.c om> wrote in message news:<36******* ******@individu al.net>... bine wrote: Sorry, I wanted to post a followup to my own question, but
google was "Unable to retrieve message
00************* *************** ****@4ax.com" ...
I found a solution for printf directly, without fflush or setvbuf or
.... bine
:)
Regards,
Jonathan.
are you smiling abouot google or me?
did I miss something in your posting?
just curious,
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