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so i'v made the transition...in binary mode getline reads \r of \r\n delimiters..so it took a hell lot of inspection to drop that off...also now i think the code will not work on Linux systems which...

thanks...so is there a way around for the files opened in text mode?

inputFile "111":


919622058222 NOT CONNECTED

END
<hgsdp:msisdn=919906000234,suda;
HLR SUBSCRIBER DATA

i read that too..and i got uniform results under Win7, Ubuntu Intrepid and Lucid...but all under GCC/G++ and MinGW...plus it was a surprise as i never thought of it that way (see post #2..lot of ppl...

do it for the first one...it'll help exhaust trivial possibilities maybe

the stdout is usually the console...it happened to me too..but in my case the o/p buffer wasnt being flushed (even on using flush() )...std::cin causes the o/p buffer to be flushed...so try to have...

HAHAHAHAHA....thank u all...it's from valuable comments of practical programmers like you that others learn !!

ok..will avoid it..cheers !!

i understand and agree to your point completely...i just want to know what's happening ... i'v gone into this b-coz one of my Qt programs kept crashing and was a pain to debug it since i'm not a...

Bjarne's book..the c++ programming language spc edition Pg., 128....it's very subtle the way its mentioned there (as everything in that book is :) )...then to fully understand i'd to google...

vector 'delete' knows the amount of memory to free by the count that 'new' inserts just ahead of the allocated block while returning the reference to the beginning of the next word boundary after...

i get confused abt scope/validity rules while guessing how stacks are popped (during runtime) when functions start returning references and pointers..thanks fr help

so if i ran such a program 1000 times the memory pointed each time (assuming new) would never be reclaimed and would result in memory leak?

<returnType> funct() {
<type>* ptr=<address>;
}

at the end of the function ptr goes out of scope...does it also imply deletion of the <address> it pointed to? (by deletion i mean marked...

my understanding of getchar() was a bit different...i thought getchar() gets a character from the user and requires <CR> to be pressed after every char. input...getch() under curses library with...

how to implement an acceptance of unknown input size (during console entry by user) in a char array, like the way std::string does? (m using gcc/g++ under ubuntu)?