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Subject:	Re: Looking for isascii implementation code
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Jacky Luk <nospam AT nospam DOT com> wrote:
> I looked the dir for src/... ansi/ctype... isascii.c
> but it calls something else; or inline code. Where can I find the ultimate
> implementation code?

For the future, here's some recommendations how to run such searches
more efficiently.  There's at least 3 tools in the DJGPP collections
of ported Unix software (v2apps) that could help you here:

1) GNU id utilities  --- global searches over a large collection of files,
    sped up through a pre-compiled database.
2) cxref --- the C Cross-Referencer  
3) cscope --- a tool to navigate quickly through a large collection of 
    C source code.
4) GNU "GLOBAL" --- a tool placed somewhere between id-utils and cscope

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Hans-Bernhard Broeker (broeker AT physik DOT rwth-aachen DOT de)
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