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Easy C++ Manual

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Easy C++ was written by David Allison.
This user guide was designed and edited by David Bradforth.

FOURTH EDITION 2001

Published by:

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• Introduction
  
  • What is C
    
  • The structure of a C system
    
  • Libraries and linking
    
  • C standards
    
  • How to use this guide
    
• Getting Started
  
  • Compiling and running a simple program
    
  • Compiling C++ programs
    
• Using Easy C++
  
  • Arrangement of files
    
  • Easy C dialogue box
    
  • Easy C main menu options
    
  • Easy C icon bar menu
    
• The Make facility
  
  • EasyC Make
    
  • Creating the 'make file'
    
  • Using Make
    
  • Make file format
    
• C Tutorial
  
  • Character handling
    
  • Pointers and arrays
    
  • Files
    
  • Introducing structures
    
  • Formatted input and output
    
  • Redirecting input and output
    
  • Command line arguments
    
  • Some useful functions
    
  • Bit variables
    
  • Using SWIs
    
  • C++ Tutorial
    
  • Getting output onto the screen
    
• ANSI functions
  
  • Character handling
    
  • Character testing functions
    
  • Character case mapping functions
    
  • Mathematics
    
  • Mathematics
    
  • Mathematics
    
  • Trigonometric functions
    
  • Hyperbolic functions
    
  • Exponential and logarithmic functions
    
  • Power functions
    
  • Miscellaneous functions
    
• Input/output
  
  • Operations on files
    
  • File access functions
    
  • Formatted input/output functions
    
  • Character input/output functions
    
  • Direct input/output functions
    
  • File positioning functions
    
  • Error handling functions
    
• General utilities
  
  • String conversion functions
    
  • Pseudo-random sequence generation functions.
    
  • Memory management functions
    
  • Communication with the environment
    
  • Searching and sorting utilities
    
  • Integer arithmetic functions
    
  • Multibyte character functions
    
  • Multibyte string functions
    
• String handling
  
  • Copying functions
    
  • Concatenation functions
    
  • Comparison functions
    
  • Search functions
    
  • Miscellaneous string functions
    
  • Getting started
    
  • Running the program
    
  • Status information
    
  • Source files pane
    
  • Source listing window
    
  • Stack trace
    
  • Variables
    
• Getting started
  
  • Compiling a simple C program
    
• The compiler
  
  • Naming conventions
    
  • The default filename
    
  • Compiling multiple files
    
  • Include files
    
  • Error messages
    
  • Compiler qualifiers
    
• The linker
  
  • Linking multiple files
    
  • Linker qualifiers
    
• The library facility
  
  • Something to bear in mind
    
  
  
  

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