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September 24th, 2002, 05:40 AM
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C (header file) question
When I learned C in college all we were told about header file was to include them if useing a function that needs it.
I did not like that answer, so I investigated, I opened stdio.h to see what it had inside, I found alot of pre-processor directives and function prototypes, and some defined constands and structures.
My question:
If printf() is declared (function prototype) inside stdio.h
Where is the definition?
I can cal printf:
printf("\aHello world!\n");
and #include <stdio.h> tells the preprocessor to look in the proper directory for stdio.h and put that code into my code, but that only gives me the prototype, if I were to examine my code after the preprocessor but before it is compiled, I would see alot of stuff added, but the inportant thing in my case is the prototype for printf and the definition,
Where is printf defined?
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