Re: Online "flat" ISO C resource wanted.

CBFalconer <cbfalconer@xxxxxxxxx> writes:

Richard wrote:
CBFalconer <cbfalconer@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
Richard wrote:

Can anyone recommend a good online resource listing all C keywords,
standard system calls, defines etc in a "flat" hierarchy.

I wish to set up some bindings in order to bring up "hints and
tips" on using such keywords/functions from ISO C in an IDE I am
working on. So I would bring up a function and use the current
word as the search criteria to locate an online library/faq

The C standard specifies all that. Try:

<http://cbfalconer.home.att.net/download/n869_txt.bz2>

I don't see how that addresses what I was looking for. You snipped
the example of the format I needed to bring up the info from an IDE
for some reason.

How would you automate an IDE to open that file and find a
programmers guide to "typedef" for example?

If you read the standard you will have some idea of the
capabilities (and limitations) of the C language. There are very
few limitations, rather constraints. With an adequate knowledge of
the language you can then write your own utilities, list the
keywords, etc. They are all in the standard.

Did you even try to read and understand my request?

I am looking for a resource that I can bring up in a context sensitive
manner in an IDE.

I know what the standard is. I know where I can find it. I know how to
open a compressed file.

Do try and *read* the request. You can not blindly throw the "standard"
is everyones face.. It might keep you fascinated in the bathroom but
its not necessarily the best resource for real life, live programming
jobs using a real IDE on a real code base.


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