Header files have an extension .h most of the times, and all the
declarations(prototypes) (should) go there. The actual code is in the
libraries which get linked dynamically.
www.google.comlookforstaticandsharedlibraries
you can also use "libc" to narrow down your search.
-----Original Message-----
From: harris rahman rahman [mailto:linuxquest@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Monday, December 16, 2002 6:42 PM
To: ilugc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [Ilugc] C my doubt
hi all,
Today ,I was working with C, I have the habit of going through
the code in the Header file. I don't understand onething about
them
* The header files contain just prototypes
Where does the actual code for performing an i/o , say using
scanf() or printf() lie. As far as i have seen the header files
dont contain this code (correct me if i am wrong).
I beleive this is not off - topic as i was going through some
source files in Linux
Thanx all
Harris
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