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Improve this questionHave any of you got a link to an online reference that completely decribes the C(99) standard library?
When i say describes, i mean something i can keep open and refer to when im coding.
I'm looking for something along the lines of DevGuru ECMA script Reference but for the C standard library.
The standard you're looking for ISO/IEC 9899 available from ISO for the low low price of 352 Swiss Francs. I like to have the standard around, it pays to have the authoritative version especially when doing cross-compiler work. Whatever you do, don't Google for C99.pdf as that might find you bootlegged copies.
For reference I like to refer to Open Group's POSIX standard which also lets you know what's a POSIX extension and what's ISO C99.
I use the PDF from the official home of ISO/ IEC JTC1/SC22/WG14 - C.
Click 9899: Programming Language C and you can download the "most current draft of the revised C99 standard" for free.
Here is a C library reference guide (for C90). I like this one because of it's "Tastes great / less filling" website design.
ACM C Library Guide
yep this one her http://code-reference.com/c there you can find a lots of examples and descriptions of functions for C Programming
There are three sources of information here that I can point you in the direction of:
- n843.pdf (here - that is the C99 standard)
- C FAQ (here)
- C API (as defined by opengroup here)
Hope this helps, Best regards, Tom.
C++ Reference also contains information about the standard C library (C90).
http://cplusplus.com/reference/ has a complete listing.
I found this one, which is C99. Look under the 'C Headers' heading.
http://www.dinkumware.com/manuals/
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