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I haven't been able to find a good website that has plenty of free
source code for C. I am looking for code for doing mostly basic stuff
like string parsing, math, etc.

Any suggestions?

Thanks
Johann Blake

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> I haven't been able to find a good website that has plenty of free
> source code for C. I am looking for code for doing mostly basic stuff
> like string parsing, math, etc.


Try http://snippets.org and see if it has the sorts of things you want.



Brian

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> I haven't been able to find a good website that has plenty of free
> source code for C. I am looking for code for doing mostly basic stuff
> like string parsing, math, etc.
>
> Any suggestions?

You haven't tried hard enough.

Try: <http://www.sourceforge.net>


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wrote:
> I haven't been able to find a good website that has plenty of free
> source code for C. I am looking for code for doing mostly basic stuff
> like string parsing, math, etc.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Thanks
> Johann Blake

<OT>
Search for 'Diet libc' on the net. It's source might give you clues as
to how to do this stuff. Or a book like 'Algorithms in C' would be
helpful too.
</OT>

wrote:
> I haven't been able to find a good website that has plenty of free
> source code for C. I am looking for code for doing mostly basic stuff
> like string parsing, math, etc.
>
> Any suggestions?

Also check out:
http://www.library.cornell.edu/nr/bookcpdf.html

Hi,
You can search in: http://csourcesearch.net/

I checked out sourceforge.net. There's nothing there, at least not from
finding it from an easy location. No C source code for general purppose
applications. This website is a hodge-podge collection of everything
under the sun with no ability to search explicity for C source code.

Johann

I checked out sourceforge.net. There's nothing there, at least not from
finding it from an easy location. No C source code for general purppose
applications. This website is a hodge-podge collection of everything
under the sun with no ability to search explicity for C source code.

Johann

Thanks for the suggestion but that link points exclusively to
mathematical algorithms. I'm looking, as stated in my post, for general
purpose C routines that virtually every programmer would use.

Johann

This is a pretty useless website. Having a search engine return gobs of
filenames that are based on a keyword is a waste of time for most
developers. I'm looking for a website that has source code organised
into categories (string, math, files, etc) and a brief description of
what the functions do.

Johann