cheers, Alberto
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Departamento de Informatica - Universidade do Minho
"The C Programming Language -- A language which combines the
flexibility of assembly language with the power of assembly language."
Right.
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| 2:
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| and if the content of the PMC string is numeric, you can go in the
| other way too:
|
| set N0, P0
|
| This means that:
|
| set P0, "foo"
| set N0, P0
|
| will put '0' in C<N0>.
|
| Q: Why will this put '0' into N0? Is '0' the numeric value of "foo". This is
| a bit unclear.
Yes. That's the reason. I can try to explain it better...
|
| 3.
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| Shouldn't "destroy" be mentioned? In all docs the "new" operator is
| mentioned (I don't know if the others
| mention "destroy"). What happens when destroy gets called, are there any
| special cases?
There is a destroy command? :-)
I think I need to read a little more code.
Thanks for the corrections/ideas.
Cheers, Alberto