strtok problem in calling

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I have a function using strtok like this

void f1(char *name)
{
...
char *tmp;
tmp = strtok(names, " ,");
while(tmp)
{
...
tmp = strtok(NULL, " ,");
}
...
}

And i have a call f1("abc,def");

Problem is that in first call f1 gets abc,def and in 2nd call gets just abc

I am confused.. Why is this so?

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