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From: "Mycroft Holmes" <holmes@technologist.com>
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Subject: strtod
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Two questions:

1] is the function "double strtod(const char* strng, char ** stopchar)"
strictly standard c++?

2] assuming 1 is true, is it standard to "work in place" passing stopchar =
&strng ?
--
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 Two solutions together form a new problem.
-- Mycroft Holmes


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