Re: [Dev-C++] Any Manual?

[Per W. <pw...@ia...>]

Visit the GNU home page and retrieve the manuals for the run-time library.

/Per W

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On Tue, 9 May 2006, Rohit V. Bhute wrote:

> Tudorache Dan wrote:
>
> > The manual you recommended seems very good but is much too advanced for
> > my current level (I am just beginning to study C). What I would like is
> > simply a list of the C functions used by the  Dev-C++ 4 compiler, and of
> > course each function with explanations about its parameters, how it
> > works, it which header file it is included etc. For the time being I
> > want to concentrate exclusively on C. Can you recommend me a manual like
> > this? (I do have some  books on C, but there are some functions that are
> > compiler-specific and are not described in the C books). Thank you again
> > for your help!
> >
>
> When I began, I too used books! But unfortunately, they were local ones
> (from India). I would recommend Thinking In C++ by Bruce Eckel if you
> were doing C++. For a beginner in C, I think the best way to get what
> you want is to simply dive into the header files in the include
> directory. ;)
>
>
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