On October 29, 2008 19:30, in comp.lang.c, Nomen Nescio (no****@dizum.com)
wrote:
what is the difference between NULL and 0
Richard Heathfield said:
iceman19860106 said:
>>>
hello everyone!
what is the difference between NULL and 0 in C language?
NULL is a macro defined in <stdio.h>
Hello, iceman! How are you, buddy?
Despite what Dick Heathfield said, it's slightly more accurate to say
that NULL is a macro defined in <stddef.h>. This is nitpick central,
after all.
Well, you said it: "This is nitpick central". I have a nit to pick.
According to the C99 standard, the macro NULL is defined in
a) <stddef.h>, /and/
b) <stdio.h>, /and/
c) <stdlib.h>
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Lew Pitcher wrote:
On October 29, 2008 19:30, in comp.lang.c, Nomen Nescio (no****@dizum.com)
wrote:
>what is the difference between NULL and 0
Richard Heathfield said:
iceman19860106 said:
>>>hello everyone!
what is the difference between NULL and 0 in C language?
NULL is a macro defined in <stdio.h>
Hello, iceman! How are you, buddy?
Despite what Dick Heathfield said, it's slightly more accurate to say
that NULL is a macro defined in <stddef.h>. This is nitpick central,
after all.
Well, you said it: "This is nitpick central". I have a nit to pick.
According to the C99 standard, the macro NULL is defined in
a) <stddef.h>, /and/
b) <stdio.h>, /and/
c) <stdlib.h>
also in:
<locale.h>
<string.h>
<time.h>
<wchar.h>
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