| ??? 05/11/08 15:53 Read: times |
#154690 - No you're not ??? Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Raghu said:
I am trying toplace the concatenated string into DispMsg and the first string is a constant. SO I thought it should work ? Here's the line from your original program where the concatenation occurs. display (strcat(FixMsgPtr, ElapsTimePtr));I don't see anything about DispMsg there ??? Also, you didn't specify a size for the DispMsg[] buffer. How do you know it is big enough to hold your message? -- Russ |
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No you're not ??? | 01/01/70 00:00 |