Bug in list of matrics represended as arays.....

Richard Heathfield wrote:
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No, it doesn't have to be like that. Look, it's really easy. Follow
these instructions to set up a new project in Visual C The process
looks long-winded but, once you're used to it, it takes only a few
seconds:
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1) Start up Visual C++
2) Close any open projects
3) Menu selection: File/New
4) If the Projects tab is not already selected, select it
5) Select the Win32 Console option in the list box on the left
6) the right, type in a name for your project (e.g. Hello)
7) If you're not happy with the location, change it
8) Ensure that the Create New Workspace radio button is selected
9) Click K
10) In the next dialog box, ensure that "An empty project" is selected
11) Click Finish
12) In the next dialog box, click K
13) Menu selection: File/New
14) If the Files tab is not already selected, select it
15) Click C++ Source File (we're using C, but bear with me)
16) Type in a name for the source file, ending in .c (e.g. hello.c)
17) Click K. The dialog box closes, and an editor window opens,
entitled hello.c (or whatever you chose)
18) Menu selection: Project/Settings
19) Click the C/C++ tab
20) Ensure that the General category is selected from the dropdown
list 21) Change the warning level from 3 to 4
22) In the category dropdown, select "Customize"
23) Put a tick in the "Disable language extensions" checkbox
24) In the category dropdown, select "Precompiled headers"
25) Select the "Not using precompiled headers" radio button
26) Click K.
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And that's it. The dialog closes, and you can type your code into the
hello.c window, and compile it in the usual way.
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ALL of this information is off-topic in comp.lang.c, which deals with
the language, not implementations of the language.
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</FF-TPIC>
Thanks for this anyway, it is slightly diffferent for Visual C++ Express
(and the German version) but it set me on the right track.

Bye, Jojo