Re: Even a directory is just a dynamic array of =?UTF-8?B?4oCcIGZpbGUg4oCdIGVudHJpZXMu?=

From:

Ulrich Eckhardt <eckhardt@satorlaser.com>

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microsoft.public.vc.language

Date:

Mon, 01 Oct 2007 14:08:47 +0200

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Jeff???Relf wrote:

You ( Mr. Eckhardt ) told me:
??? Suggesting anyone use this or that for storing their data is still a
stupid idea when you don't know how the data is used, something which
everyone ( foremost, I'm afraid, you Jeff ) forgot completely. c'mon ???.

Does this have any meaning in the context of what follows?

I'd love to know exactly who employs a ??? threaded stack ??? and why;
but no one can tell me, obviously.

Well, the term threaded stack hasn't come up here yet, so it's hard to even
tell what you mean with it.... (Note: I'm convinced this wouldn't happen if
you quoted text you're referring to instead of paraphrasing it.)

Even a directory is just a dynamic array of ??? file ??? entries
( some of which point to other such arrays );
so even the so-called ??? root ??? is not a linked-list !

A heterogeneous structure containing data and links to further such
structures is a linked list, though the latter term is typically used when
it only contains a single data element. That's CS 101 that even I know.

*sigh*

Uli