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From: aniruddha1981 AT yahoo DOT co DOT in (Aniruddha)
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Subject: Re: weird problem with printf()
Date: 20 Sep 2004 10:08:40 -0700
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> Almost certainly not.  The problem, whatever it actually may be, is
> almost certainly in the (presumably large) portions of your program
> that you didn't show, and it could be almost literally *anything*.  My
> assumption being that you're somehow invoking undefined, which just
> happens to kill your stdout stream (redirect it to /dev/null or
> whatever).

Is there any easy way to track where I might be invoking UB?.
I tried a lot of debugging - no use.
I am using Windows 98 with DJGPP 2.03.

Thank you.