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In article <8f547i$apj$1@bob.news.rcn.net>, "Henry Zektser" 
<kdentdev@hotmail.com> wrote:

>Hey all, I'm using MSVC++ 6.0 Enterprise and strtok(). The following code
>builds, and executes, but I get no output on cerr, is this a problem with
>strtok? MS's sample code doesnt work either...
> trying to do this:
>char LineContents[]="blah blah blah";
>char seps[]=" \n";
>
> token = strtok(LineContents, seps);
> cerr << "token (bl): " << token << endl;
> while( token != NULL )
> {
>  cerr << "token: " << token << endl;
>  token = strtok( NULL, seps );
> }
>
>H

Without seeing the whole source file, it is difficult to really assess 
where the problem might be.  It has been my experience that most 
programming books contain LOTS of errors in the sample code.  In 
addition, Microsoft tends to push products out the door that are 
somewhat half-baked.  Have you applied the latest & greatest OS service 
packs?  How about MSVC++ service packs?