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I\'m programming in C in Visual Studio 2005.I have a multi-threaded program, but that\'s not especially important here.
Implement an array of stacks where stacks are defined : typedef struct StackNode { int data; StackNode* next;
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I wanted to write a standard stack in C but I am not sure if my stk_size() function could work on other platforms except for my 32bit pc. I read that its not good to cast a pointer to int.
I found a tutorial on creating a stack of photos in flash using AS3 (http://designreviver.com/tutorials/create-an-interactive-stack-of-photos/).
I have a few questions relating to setjmp/longjmp usage - What is the use of setjmp(jmp___buf stackVariables) returning 0.It is a default, which we cannot influence.
I want to have a base class which dictates the alignment of the objects which inherit from it. This works fine for the heap because I can control how that gets allocated, and how arrays of it get allo
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