[Dev-C++] Producing a endless list of strings.

Ok, this is not a school assignment so please don't ask.

I would like to produce a list of null terminated strings
that I plan to use to test a hash function. Unfortunately I
am a bit stumped as what would be the best way to create
such a list.

The algorithm is as follows:
1. Start with a string containing only a space.

2. Increment the first character in the string.

3. If the value of the first character is 127 (DEL) then
set it to 32 (space) and increment the next character
(repeat this step if that character is 127).

4. print out the string.

5. goto step 2.

I know, Recursion is screaming at me to use it.
Problem is, how? I am getting stuck in the wind-up section.
(That and the fact that Visual C++ is giving me access
violations)

My other question is, does anyone else know another way?
Eventually I hope to use this to create strings at least
100 chars long (possibly 1000). Could someone tell me if
100 levels using recursion cause a stack overflow?

Thanks in Advance
David Mcken

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