Talk:Signing bug: Difference between revisions

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"NULL" should be spelled "NUL" in this context. "NULL" in C refers to a special pointer value, while "NUL" is a zero ASCII character value.

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	"NULL" should be spelled "NUL" in this context. "NULL" in C refers to a special pointer value, while "NUL" is a zero ASCII character value.		"NULL" should be spelled "NUL" in this context. "NULL" in C refers to a special pointer value, while "NUL" is a zero ASCII character value.

			: NULL is OK http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Null_character --[[User:Pepsiman\|Pepsiman]] 09:55, 26 March 2008 (PDT)