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From: James Kuyper on 17 Sep 2009 21:07
WANG Cong wrote:
> On 09/12/09 20:23, Ramon F Herrera <ramon(a)conexus.net> wrote:
>
>> I have looked all over the net for this, but all the hits I get are
>> about cout, cin or streams linked to disk files.
>>
>> The feature that I need is in-core (boy, that's an ancient term)
>> streams and buffers.
>>
>> Back when I was a C programmer, I implemented my own streaming like
>> this:
>>
>> char output_buffer[150 *1024];
>> char pointer = *output_buffer;
>>
>> pointer += sprintf(pointer, "text here %s\n", somevar1);
>> pointer += sprintf(pointer, "more text here %s\n", somevar2);
>> pointer += sprintf(pointer, "further stuff here %s\n", variable3);
>
> What?
>
> 'pointer' is a char, you use it both as a char* and int.

I presume he meant "char*".

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