-=> Neil Heller wrote to Manish Malik <=-
 NH> MM> char *s;
 NH> MM> gets(s);
 NH> That's going from bad to worse.  You've only allocated two bytes (in a
 NH> 16-bit system or 4 bytes in a 32-bit system) to hold what the user
 NH> types.  That's guaranteed to tromp on somebody's memory.
Actually he's allocated 0 bytes for it! since gets() takes a pointer, and 
s was defined as a char pointer. If he used "gets(&s)", then at least 
he'd have the 2 or 4 bytes. ;-)
... My hard disk is full! Maybe I'll try this message section thing.
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