From:	ams AT ludd DOT luth DOT se (Martin Str|mberg)
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Subject:	Re: Header Files
Date:	18 Mar 1999 18:38:31 GMT
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Paul (astralm AT home DOT com) wrote:
: I'm in a beginner's C course in High School and just started using the C
: language a couple of months ago. I've been curious to see how some of the
: built in functions of C work by loading the header files in NotePad or
: QuickView, but was shocked to see FUNCTION PROTOTYPES, with no code.
: 
: Is there any way to see the code of .H files?

Ehh, yes, you _have_ seen the code in the headers. (Headers consist
mostly of #defines and function prototypes.)

Have a peek in the library sources instead (v2/djlsr202.zip)!


Shostakovich, Symphony No. 5,

							MartinS

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