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From: | April <awhite AT user DOT rose DOT com> |
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Subject: | Re: question |
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Date: | Wed, 07 Mar 2001 20:55:34 -0500 |
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corrected version: > Penza Kenneth at MITTS wrote: > > > I am experiencing problems when using the fflush function. > > You source line is: fflush(stdin);/*Flush input stream for another input*/ > > I am not a std c expert, but the info file states 'Note that `fflush' has no > effect for streams opened for reading only', and my K&R states 'on an input > stream, the effect is undefined' > > if you only want to skip the rest of the stdin, might not gets() be more useful > and generic? > > April
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