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stdio.h function body 15 Years Ago by ybean4 stdio.h only declares the standard functions. Where does the compiler look for the body of the functions? (I accidentally put this in the Geek's Lounge and don't know how to move it out) stdio.h function body 15 Years Ago by ybean4 stdio.h only includes function declarations. Where does the compiler look for the function bodies? Re: stdio.h function body 15 Years Ago by kommuru I think the compiled functions are available in lib files. [QUOTE=ybean4;1048037]stdio.h only includes function declarations. Where does the compiler look for the function bodies?[/QUOTE] stdio.h, makefile, modem driver installation 21 Years Ago by Epro … get a couple errors at the end, it directs to stdio.h and the makerrorlog.txt shows a couple problems with… a couple lines in my stdio.h .....tell gedit (wordpad might be able to do it… stdio.h getline conflict 10 Years Ago by lewashby In the following program it says that there is a conflict between my getline and the getline in stdio.h. I understand what it's saying because stdio.h has it's own getline function. What's confusing me is that this is the program that my programming book (The C Programming Language) is giving me to compile. Is there a way around this? Re: stdio.h function body 15 Years Ago by ybean4 Thank you for your friendly answer. I would delete it if I knew how. Re: stdio.h function body 15 Years Ago by lllllIllIlllI [B]>Thank you for your friendly answer.[/B] Yeah that wasn't friendly at all, ignore him, it seems a previously banned member has gone around screwing up the forums by posting huge amounts of threads and being rude in answers Re: stdio.h function body 15 Years Ago by ybean4 If he's banned, how come he's still able to post? Re: stdio.h function body 15 Years Ago by lllllIllIlllI I think he is a user called JoshSCH who is banned, but he has just made a new profile. Re: stdio.h function body 15 Years Ago by Rashakil Fol The compiler doesn't see their bodies. The functions are already compiled into a library. Lookup detailed descriptions of how compiling and [i]linking[/i] works -- this is the sort of thing where half-assed explanations will leave you uncomfortable and unsure. Having some problems with "stdio.h" in win32 16 Years Ago by BeyondTheEye … classes in other files. The odd thing is the [i]stdio.h[/i] file seems to be working differently in VC…;stdafx.h" #include "Map.h" #include <stdio.h> Map Map::openMap(Stringgg fileName) { Map theMap; int… not found[/QUOTE] Somehow seems as if the [i]"stdio.h"[/i] doesn't recognize the type [i]File… fstream vs stdio.h 16 Years Ago by TasostGreat …'w wondering whether there is a difference between fstream and stdio.h when processing a file with these data [CODE] 10… fstream it's easier to get the data since with stdio.h i'd need to get every single char and…]10 [/I] am i right ? is there another function in stdio.h to make things a lot easier and faster ? please… Patching/Reading Files: stdio or fstream? 14 Years Ago by xikkub …according to memory addresses. I have been using C/stdio for FILE operations (fopen, fseek, fprintf), but I… I've had no problems patching file memory with stdio, but fstream/ofstream methods corrupt my executable. I've…'s a simple example. Working C Implementation [CODE]#include <stdio.h> int main() { int offset[] = {0x0000082A, … Re: Having some problems with "stdio.h" in win32 16 Years Ago by Ancient Dragon >>Somehow seems as if the "stdio.h" doesn't recognize the type File That's correct because there is no such thing in stdio.h -- its FILE (all caps). Re: Having some problems with "stdio.h" in win32 16 Years Ago by BeyondTheEye [QUOTE=Ancient Dragon;688496]>>Somehow seems as if the "stdio.h" doesn't recognize the type File That's correct because there is no such thing in stdio.h -- its FILE (all caps).[/QUOTE] Solved the problem, thanks. Re: fstream vs stdio.h 16 Years Ago by Salem …'w wondering whether there is a difference between fstream and stdio.h One is C++, the other is C > i…, not the only way. > is there another function in stdio.h to make things a lot easier and faster ? fscanf… Re: fstream vs stdio.h 16 Years Ago by TasostGreat is stdio.h in this example with this file faster then fstream ? how to convert this to stdio.h and conio.h.convert the cout to printf and etc. 16 Years Ago by jayli27 [code=cplusplus] #include<fstream.h> #include<stdio.h> #include<conio.h> #include<string.…;iostream.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <stdio.h> #include <conio.h> void deposit(void… Re: how to convert this to stdio.h and conio.h.convert the cout to printf and etc. 16 Years Ago by jayli27 what about others... plss help me about my program.. i had less info in converting iostream to stdio... would you edit this code and then repost with an stdio.h and conio.h format.. i would really appreciate... Re: anyone know how to find length of a user-entered string using only stdio functions? 14 Years Ago by Narue … you get the length of an entered string using only stdio.h functions? Here's one option: [code] #include <…;stdio.h> int main(void) { char buf[21]; int n, … to that point. The only standard functions called are from stdio.h. :) Re: anyone know how to find length of a user-entered string using only stdio functions? 14 Years Ago by Ancient Dragon … you get the length of an entered string using only stdio.h functions? Here's one option: [code] #include <…;stdio.h> int main(void) { char buf[21]; int n,… to that point. The only standard functions called are from stdio.h. :)[/QUOTE] Sorry Narue but all that doesn't answer… Unable to open stdio.h 13 Years Ago by Abhishek1857 whenever I start programing,i.e. #include<stdio.h> and compile it. An error is shown and message is displayed as "unable to open the file stdio.h". Please help me to remove the error. Re: Turbo C -- Cannot find stdio.h 13 Years Ago by hkdani … a faulty installation. If it can't find the [B]stdio.h[/B] header file, then it may very well be… that the [B]stdio.h[/B] file is not installed or not installed properly…]include[/I] directory, and check that you have the [B]stdio.h[/B] file inside the [I]include[/I] directory. converting from iostream library to stdio.h library 11 Years Ago by reyn.cueto … IOSTREAM LIBRARY> AND MY PROJECT SPECIFICALLY SAYS THAT USE STDIO.H: this is the code: i want to run it… in stdio.h library #include <iostream> #include <string>… Re: can stdio.h be in one program with iostream.h? 16 Years Ago by vijayan121 for the predefined streams, it's safe to mix C stdio and C++ iostreams. you can safely use [ICODE]stdin[/ICODE] … it to. if you don't need to mix C stdio and C++ iostreams on the same stream, you can get… Re: how to convert this to stdio.h and conio.h.convert the cout to printf and etc. 16 Years Ago by jayli27 i hope someone will help me and repost my program that is already in some stdio and conio format. or just post what will be replaced and what will i replace. thnk you.. including stdio.h 20 Years Ago by phr0stbyt3 is it necessary to #include <stdio.h> if im [B]using namespace[/B] std; ? can stdio.h be in one program with iostream.h? 16 Years Ago by jadedman hello there! im creating a program with both stdio.h and iostream.h in the include header. Can the program run with them both? or others? Re: can stdio.h be in one program with iostream.h? 16 Years Ago by Ancient Dragon If you are uisng VC++ 2005 or 2008 then you can't use iostream.h at all. That file is obsolete and has been replace with <iostream> And yes, you can have stdio.h and <iostream> both in the same program. Re: can stdio.h be in one program with iostream.h? 16 Years Ago by ithelp Why would you need stdio.h in C++ ?