Re: tlug: simple C

[Jim Schweizer <schweiz@example.com>]

Hi all,

On 27-Feb-98 Scott Stone wrote:
>Your ascii table is wrong.  I think you want #28.  Here's a
>simple c program that generates an ascii table for you:

There's gotta be something wrong with my machine. The output of
that table is:
<snip>
12 = ^L

14 = 
15 = 
16 = 
17 = 
18 = 
19 = 
20 = 
21 = 
22 = 
23 = 
24 = 
25 = 
26 = 
27 = 
28 = 
29 = 
<snip>

I'm using gcc version 2.7.2. Is it time to upgrade?

A slightly different table generator:

#include <stdio.h>

void main()
{

        unsigned char a;

        for(a=1;a<255;a=a+1)
                printf("  '%c' = '%3i'\t",a,a);
}

yields a table that's blank up to 32 and I don't even see a pi
sign (although I do get  'ã' = '227'). 

BTW the C book I got the table out of says #28 is ^\ (is there
some difference between DOS and U*IX?)

sign me 'still confused'.

Thanks,

Jim S.
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