Hi, if I want to read the string functions source code (i.e. strcpy,
strtok etc.) where
can I find them?
strtok etc.) where
can I find them?
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Re: find string functions source code
xdevel wrote:
There isn't a single set - implementers can implement them as theyHi, if I want to read the string functions source code (i.e. strcpy,
strtok etc.) where
can I find them?
like.
Some implementations are proprietary and you won't be able to examine
them.
Others are fall into various categories of "open source", "public
domain" etc...
You can find some pointers in this thread:-
<http://groups.google.c o.uk/group/comp.lang.c/browse_frm/thread/547c1ec43067a4a 3/b2358df269361d8 9#b2358df269361 d89>
You could also use Google's code search facilities, like this:-
<http://www.google.com/codesearch?q=fi le%3Astrtok.c&b tnG=Search+Code >
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Re: find string functions source code
mark_bluemel@po box.com ha scritto:
oh sorry I wanted glibc linux implementationxdevel wrote:
>Hi, if I want to read the string functions source code (i.e. strcpy,
strtok etc.) where
can I find them?
You can find some pointers in this thread:-good thanks :)You could also use Google's code search facilities, like this:-
<http://www.google.com/codesearch?q=fi le%3Astrtok.c&b tnG=Search+Code >
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Re: find string functions source code
xdevel wrote:Why don't you Google for it? Anyway, here's the link:mark_bluemel@po box.com ha scritto:>xdevel wrote:
Hi, if I want to read the string functions source code (i.e. strcpy,
strtok etc.) where
can I find them?
oh sorry I wanted glibc linux implementation
<http://www.gnu.org/software/libc/>
Take note though that GNU libc sources are not the easiest to
comprehend. You could also have a look at others like OpenBSD libc,
FreeBSD libc, dietlibc etc. Again use Google to locate them.
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Re: find string functions source code
xdevel wrote:Google source search. Linux distro. BSD distro.Hi, if I want to read the string functions source code (i.e. strcpy,
strtok etc.) where
can I find them?
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