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- From: Jerry Walter <jwalter@erinet.com>
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- Subject: Re: (no subject)
- Date: Sat, 20 Jan 1996 10:01:36 -0500
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- Ray Dunn wrote:
- >
- > In referenced article, Ryan Gallagher says...
- > >
- > >Where can I get access to all the header files & function definitions
- > that can
- > >be used in ansi C. Im having trouble with accidentally using non
- > standard
- > >functions once and a while, even when Im thinking about it. Id like to
- > have a
- > >list of the functions and header files in front of me, so I dont make
- > stupid
- > >mistakes.
- >
- > They are in the "include" directory of the compiler you are using.
- >
- > You should also have a manual that documents all these. The manual is
- > the best way to go
- >
- > --
- > Ray Dunn (opinions are my own) | Phone: (514) 938 9050
- > Montreal | Phax : (514) 938 5225
- > ray@ultimate-tech.com | Home : (514) 630 3749
-
- --
- Some compilers also hace a strict ANSI compile switch. This
- might help after the fact.
-
- Jerry Walter "Beam Me up Scotty"
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