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Newsgroups: comp.lang.c,comp.unix.wizards
Subject: Re: pointer alignment when int != char *
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Date: Sat, 12-Sep-87 12:23:17 EDT
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Posted: Sat Sep 12 12:23:17 1987
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Summary: What does this have to do with pointers and ints?

Hey, what for are all youse guys talkin' about fseek, lseek, and even read 
and write, when da Subject line says:
	Re: pointer alignment when int != char *

Ennyhow, dis here group is supposta be about C.  C doesn't have I/O.  
It just has functions calls; it don't from nowhere about I/O.

[Oops, pardon the Chicagoese; please move the discussion to some place
where it is relevant, like maybe comp.os.unix or something similar.  As
for any claim that some C standards discuss irrelevancies like I/O, well,
there *is* a newsgroup for discussing C standards.]

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	John Chambers <{adelie,ima,maynard}!minya!{jc,root}> (617/484-6393)