Where can I find the string.c file itself (to read it)?

I'm interested in reviewing some of the functions included in the string library for c, but I can't find the source code (literally, i.e. functions and all) online and I have no idea where to find it.

Thanks.

EDIT:

th开发者_如何学JAVAe link provided by pmg shows those functions divided into c files, so it's about what I needed. Thanks.

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Take a look at redhat glibc. It appears to be somewhat current.

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You'll find it in the source code of the gcc compiler.

http://www.gnu.org/software/gcc/

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Usually included with the compiler that you install so this may vary. Also depends on the operating system your running. If you're using windows, I recommend you run a Windows search for strings.c and if you're running linux then you can use the find command.

Disregard the file I linked to prior to this edit. I should have verified the code before sending it. It didn't apply to your question. Sorry

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Maybe you're looking for GNU C string.h?

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You can check the source in any standard libc implementation http://www.gnu.org/software/libc/