Uh...can anybody tell me where I can find the names and header files
for K&R C functions and libraries?  I have my reasons.

In article <df3a1aac-ea58-45d9-bd57-76b633211816@g26g2000yqn.googlegroups.com>,
Harry Potter  <maspethrose7@aol.com> wrote:
>Uh...can anybody tell me where I can find the names and header files
>for K&R C functions and libraries?  I have my reasons.

The first edition of K&R should have the standard library functions
described within; the second edition does, but the second edition describes
C89 (aka ANSI C).

I don't know where you'd find header files, but it shouldn't be too
difficult to reconstruct them from the book.

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Scott Alfter wrote:
> 
> The first edition of K&R should have the standard library functions
> described within; the second edition does, but the second edition
describes
> C89 (aka ANSI C).
> 
> I don't know where you'd find header files, but it shouldn't be too
> difficult to reconstruct them from the book.
> 

I have the 1st ed K&R C manual, and trying to reconstruct those libraries
based on the descriptions provided within would be absolutely heroic, to say
the least.

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On Mar 12, 11:44=A0am, Harry Potter <maspethro...@aol.com> wrote:
> Uh...can anybody tell me where I can find the names and header files
> for K&R C functions and libraries? =A0I have my reasons.

No, but you can start with a K&R C compiler, such as Manx Aztec.
It has header files included with the compiler.

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Paul Santa-Maria
Maumee, Ohio USA

On Mar 21, 6:55=A0pm, paulrsm <paul....@att.net> wrote:
> On Mar 12, 11:44=A0am, Harry Potter <maspethro...@aol.com> wrote:
>
> > Uh...can anybody tell me where I can find the names and header files
> > for K&R C functions and libraries? =A0I have my reasons.
>
> No, but you can start with a K&R C compiler, such as Manx Aztec.
> It has header files included with the compiler.
>
> --
> Paul Santa-Maria
> Maumee, Ohio USA

Hi Paul,

FWIW the reasons I didn't suggest Aztec C to Joseph Rose are
several... the main one being that he diddled with Aztec C for Apple
II years back at my suggestion and never did much of anything with it
so I wasn't inclined to waste his valuable time further.

One other reason is because Aztec C 3.2b (assuming you didn't mean the
really old versions) and any other K & R compliant compiler will
generally offer much more than the minimum and so will its header
files which will also be implementation specific.

All of these extras could be quite confusing and might require many
more pointless questions before the thread fizzled into nowhere... not
that I'm being a pessimist... and of course people change every day so
perhaps Mr. Rose's behaviour will too this time around.

Also his question should have probably been asked in
comp.sys.apple2.programmer and should have been apple2 specific, but
that doesn't really matter at this point, unless he actually bothers
to read this thread after starting it...

Anyway,

Good Luck in Doing The Lord's Work:)

Bill