The Standard C Library by P. J. Plauger

The Standard C Library



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The Standard C Library P. J. Plauger ebook
Publisher: Prentice Hall
ISBN: 0138380120, 9780138380120
Page: 514
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Before C++11, the only "smart" pointer available in the standard C++ library was auto_ptr. Missing C library: gsl This problem can usually be solved by installing the system package that provides this library (you may need the "-dev" version). It has very problematic copy semantics that make it difficult to use in several important scenarios. Alas, auto_ptr isn't very smart. For that reason, it didn't seem like a good idea to build C and C++ standard libraries, ship them with your code, and link them at runtime: The standard libraries are quite large. Where can I find the source for it? I kinda want to study the source. Standard C library like math.h. File: printk.c * Purpose: The standard C library routine printf(), but without * all the baggage. To demonstrate how much better off you can be by using standard library algorithms instead of handcrafting your own, let's reconsider the previous question to demonstrate how many of the problems could have been avoided by simply reusing what's already available . Plauger, The Standard C Library ISBN: 0131315099 | edition 1992 | DJVU | 514 pages | 4 mb Prentice Hall's most important C programming title in. But even if I'm restricting to STL like containers in the C++11 version, it is highly preferable than repeating the type of what is stored in emps (perhaps const decltype(*begin(emps))& would be better ? Also, if you have sketches that use floating-point arithmetic please try them with this compiler. Specifically, we'd like to know if you've had success with the Standard C library functions such as sprintf and malloc.