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pemo
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      03-02-2006
Does anyone know how many standard functions there are in the various
standard's c99 etc?

Thanks

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srikanth
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      03-02-2006

pemo wrote:
> Does anyone know how many standard functions there are in the various
> standard's c99 etc?
>
> Thanks
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please make the subject more clear

 
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srikanth
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      03-02-2006

pemo wrote:
> Does anyone know how many standard functions there are in the various
> standard's c99 etc?
>
> Thanks
>
> --
> ==============
> *Not a pedant*
> ==============

please make the subject more clear

 
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Vladimir S. Oka
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      03-02-2006
srikanth wrote:
> pemo wrote:
> > Does anyone know how many standard functions there are in the various
> > standard's c99 etc?
> >
> > Thanks

>
> please make the subject more clear


There's nothing unclear with either the subject or the post.

As to how many standard functions there are, I'd suggest donwloading a
copy of the C99 draft (or buy the Standard proper) and grep it (or
count in some other way). OTH, there may be someone (close to the
Standards comitee?) who actually knows the answer already.

 
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      03-02-2006

pemo wrote:
> Does anyone know how many standard functions there are in the various
> standard's c99 etc?
>
> Thanks
>
> --
> ==============
> *Not a pedant*
> ==============


 
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A. Sinan Unur
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      03-02-2006
"srikanth" <> wrote in news:1141319816.046747.228520
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> pemo wrote:
>> Does anyone know how many standard functions there are in the various
>> standard's c99 etc?
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> --
>> ==============
>> *Not a pedant*
>> ==============

> please make the subject more clear


Repeatedly posting nonsense like this will not ensure that people read
your posts ... In fact, the exact opposite will happen.

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pemo
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      03-02-2006
Vladimir S. Oka wrote:
> srikanth wrote:
>> pemo wrote:
>>> Does anyone know how many standard functions there are in the
>>> various standard's c99 etc?
>>>
>>> Thanks

>>
>> please make the subject more clear

>
> There's nothing unclear with either the subject or the post.
>
> As to how many standard functions there are, I'd suggest donwloading a
> copy of the C99 draft (or buy the Standard proper) and grep it (or
> count in some other way). OTH, there may be someone (close to the
> Standards comitee?) who actually knows the answer already.


Good suggestion!

If my greping went right, I make it 397 in the c99 std - that includes
macros too btw.


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David Resnick
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      03-02-2006

pemo wrote:
> Vladimir S. Oka wrote:
> >
> > As to how many standard functions there are, I'd suggest donwloading a
> > copy of the C99 draft (or buy the Standard proper) and grep it (or
> > count in some other way). OTH, there may be someone (close to the
> > Standards comitee?) who actually knows the answer already.

>
> Good suggestion!
>
> If my greping went right, I make it 397 in the c99 std - that includes
> macros too btw.
>
>
> --
> ==============
> *Not a pedant*
> ==============


n869 isn't accurate for such a count. I know at least
one function -- _Exit, having run across it -- that was added between
n869 and final version of the standard. But it is presumably accurate
enough for your unstated purposes...

-David

 
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Jordan Abel
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      03-02-2006
On 2006-03-02, David Resnick <> wrote:
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> pemo wrote:
>> Vladimir S. Oka wrote:
>> >
>> > As to how many standard functions there are, I'd suggest donwloading a
>> > copy of the C99 draft (or buy the Standard proper) and grep it (or
>> > count in some other way). OTH, there may be someone (close to the
>> > Standards comitee?) who actually knows the answer already.

>>
>> Good suggestion!
>>
>> If my greping went right, I make it 397 in the c99 std - that includes
>> macros too btw.
>>
>>
>> --
>> ==============
>> *Not a pedant*
>> ==============

>
> n869 isn't accurate for such a count. I know at least
> one function -- _Exit, having run across it -- that was added between
> n869 and final version of the standard. But it is presumably accurate
> enough for your unstated purposes...


We could just call it a round 400 - might as well, if we're not counting
just functions.
 
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      03-02-2006
pemo wrote:
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> Does anyone know how many standard functions there are in the
> various standard's c99 etc?


Yes. Any pedant.

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