I am not aware of any such utility (it would likely go with a
particular implementation, unlike python where there s really only one
C has lots of implementations from different vendors). MS does have
offline help collections available but I really don't like their
viewer (to the point that when MSDN was still fully populated I wrote
a program to download and generate my own help collection from their
WSDL service and a custom viewer).
The docs I am really aware of for C are all online and there are many,
the most thorough is likely https://en.cppreference.com/, again I am
not aware of C specific sites but as far as keywords go if C and C++
share it the behavior is the same). You could always use wget or some
other program to scrape such a site and make your own offline
documentation set.
On 11/1/18, Adil Shaikh <ah.shaikh97@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi all!
I’ve learnt python where I was able to use interactive python interpreter
and get the help for any function, class, class method etc… even, I could
see the variable type and much more.
I could use help utility in python interactive session or pydoc utility to
get the help in python.
Does anyone know, how I can achieve similar facility in c?
If it’s not possible, is there any way to get offline documentation for C?
Best regards
