STANDARD C LANGUAGE The following notations are used: [ ]--enclosed item is optional; fn--function; b--block; rtn--return; ptd--pointed; ptr--pointer;

expr--expression; TRUE--non-zero value; FALSE--zero value. BASIC DATA TYPES char unsigned char short unsigned short int unsigned int long unsigned long float double long double void Single character (may signed or unsigned) Non-negative character Reduced precision integer Non-negative reduced precision integer Integer Non-negative integer Extended precision integer Non-negative extended precision integer Floating point Extended precision floating point Extended precision floating point No type; Used for denoting: 1) no return value from fn 2) no argument of fn 3) general pointer base

float double long double enumeration int long int unsigned int

f, (1 7.2f 2.e-15F -1E9f .5F F ) (1 7.2 2.e-15 -1E9 .5 l, L

OPERATORS
OPERATOR DESCRIPTION EXAMPLE ASSOCIATION

7.2l 2.e-15l -1E9L .5L red january monday

++ -[] () . -> sizeof ++ -& * + ~ ! (type) * / % + << >> < <=

hex integer xFF Xff xAl octal int 777 1U 573ul NOTES: 1. Decimal point and/or scientific notation. 2. Identifiers previously declared for an enumerated type; value treated as int. 3. Or any int too large for normal int TYPE QUALIFIERS const volatile Constant. Variable cannot be altered by the program. No optimalization. External hardware or software can alter the variable.

l, L ) u, U x,X

17 -5 (3 251l 1L 17u 5U u 65535u

ARITHMETIC CONVERSION OF DATA TYPES 1. If either operand is long double the other is converted to long double. 2. If either operand is double, the other is converted to double. 3. If either operand is float, the other is converted to float. 4. All char and short operands are converted to int if it can represent the original value; otherwise it is converted to unsigned int. 5. If either operand is unsigned long the other is converted to unsigned long. 6. If the two operands are unsigned int and long and long represent all values of type unsigned int, the common type is long; otherwise it is unsigned long. 7. If either operand is long the other is converted to long. 8. If either operand is unsigned int the other is converted to unsigned int. 9. If this step is reached, both operands must be int. STATEMENT SUMMARY
STATEMENT DESCRIPTION

I N> F>= I == X!=

{ local_var_decl statement ... } break; continue; do statement while (expr); expr; for (e1;e2;e3) statement

Block. The local_var_decl (local variable declarations) is optional. Terminates execution of for, while, do, or switch. Skips statement that follow in a do, for, or while; then continues executing the loop. Executes statement until expr is FALSE; statement is executed at least once. Evaluates expr ; discards result. Evaluates expr e1 once; then repeatedly evaluates e2, statement, and e3 (in that order) until e2 is FALSE; eg: for (i=1; i<=1; ++i) ...; note that statement will not be executed if e2 is FALSE on first evaluation; e1 ,e2 and e3 are optional; e2=1 assumed when omitted. Branches to statement preceded by label, which must be in same function as the goto. eg.: int Fn(void) { ... goto write; ... write: print("here am I"); ...} If expr is TRUE, then executes statement; otherwise skips it. If expr is TRUE, then executes statement1; otherwise executes statement2. Null statement.No effect.eg.: while (t[i++]); Returns from function back to caller with value of expr ; expr is omitted in void functions. expr (must be an integer expression) is evaluated and then compared against integer constant exprs const1, const2, ... If a match is found, then the statements that follow the case (up to next break, if supplied) will be executed. If no match is found, then the statements in the default case (if supplied) will be executed. Executes statement as long as expr is TRUE; statement might not be executed if expr is FALSE the first time it's evaluated. TYPE DEFINITION

& ^ | && || ?: = *= /= %= += -= &= ^= |= <<= >>= ,

Postincrement Postdecrement Array element ref Function call Struct member ref Ptr to struct member Size in bytes Preincrement Predecrement Address of Ptr indirection Unary plus Unary minus Bitwise NOT Logical negation Type conversion Multiplication Division Modulus Addition Subtraction Left shift Right shift Less than Less than or equal to Greater than Greater than or eq to Equal to Not equal to Bitwise AND Bitwise XOR Bitwise OR Logical AND Logical OR Conditional operator Assignment operators

ptr++ count-values [1] sqrt (x) child.name child_ptr->name sizeof child ++ptr --count &x *ptr +a -a ~77 ! ready (float) total/n i*j i/j i%j value + i x-1 byte << 4 i >> 2 i<1 i <= j i> count >= 9 result == c != EOF word & 77 word1 ^ word2 word | bits j> && j<1 i>8 || ready a>b ? a : b If a greater than b then expr=a else b count += 2 It is equal to count=count+2

S U F F I X

P R E F I X

Comma operator

i=1 , j=

NOTES: Operators are listed in decreasing order of precedence. Operators in the same box have the same precedence. Associativity determines: grouping; order of evaluation for operands with the same precedence: ( eg: a = b = c; is grouped right-to-left, as: a = (b = c); ). PREPROCESSOR STATEMENTS
STATEMENT DESCRIPTION

goto label;

#define id text

if (expr) statement if (expr) statement1 else statement2 ; return expr; switch (expr) { case const1: statement ... break; case const2: statement ... break; ... default: statement ... } while (expr) statement

text is substituted for id wherever id later appears in the program; (eg: #define BUFFERSIZE 512) If construct id(a1,a2,) is used, arguments a1,a2, will be replaced where they appear in text by corresponding arguments of macro call (eg: #define max(A,B) ((A)>(B)?(A): (B))means, that x=max(p+q,r+s) macro will be substituted for x=(p+q)>(r+s)? (p+q):(r+s) in the program text) Remove definition of id. If constant expression expr is TRUE, statements up to #endif will be processed, otherwise they will not be If constant expression expr is TRUE, statements up to #else will be processed, otherwise those between the #else and #endif will be processed

#undef id #if expr ... #endif #if expr ... #else ... #endif #ifdef id ... #endif #ifndef id ... #endif #include "file" #include <file> #line n "file"

If id is defined (with #define or on the command line) statements up to #endif will be processed; otherwise they will not be (optional #else like at #if) If id has not been defined, statements up to #endif will be processed; (optional #else like at #if). Inserts contents of file in program; look first in same directory as source program, then in standard places. Inserts contents of file in program; look only in standard places. Identifies subsequent lines of the program as coming from file, beginning at line n; file is optional.

typedef is to assign a new name to a data type. To use it make believe youre declaring a variable of that particular data type. Where youd normally write the variable name, write the new data type name instead. In front of everything, place the keyword typedef. For example: /* define type COMPLEX */ typedef struct { float real; float imaginary; } COMPLEX; /* declare variables with new type COMPLEX */ COMPLEX c1, c2, sum; CONSTANTS char char string ' " 'a' '\n' "hello" ""

NOTES: Preprocessor statements can be continued over multiple lines provided each line to be continued ends with a backslash character (\). Statements can also be nested. STORAGE CLASSES
STORAGE CLASS DECLARED CAN BE REFERENCED INIT WITH NOTES

static

outside fn anywhere in constant file expr inside fn/b inside fn/b constant expr

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auto register
(omitted)

outside fn anywhere in constant 2 file expr inside fn/b inside fn/b cannot be 2 init inside fn/b inside fn/b any expr 3 inside fn/b inside fn/b any expr 3,4,6 outside fn anywhere in constant 5 file or other expr files with ext. declaration inside fn/b inside fn/b any expr 3,6

NOTES: 1. Init at start of program execution; default is zero. 2. Variable must be defined in only one place w/o extern. 3. Variable is init each time fn/b is entered; no default value. 4. Register assignment not guaranteed; restricted (implementation dependent) types can be assigned to registers. & (addr. of) operator cannot be applied. 5. Variable can be declared in only one place; initialized at start of program execution; default is zero. 6. Defaults to auto. EXPRESSIONS An expression is one or more terms and zero or more operators. A term can be - name (function or data object) - constant - sizeof(type) - (expr) An expression is a constant expression if each term is a constant. ARRAYS A single dimension array aname of n elements of a specified type type and with specified initial values (optional) is declared with : type aname[n] = { val1, val2, }; If complete list of initial values is specified, n can be omitted. Only static or global arrays can be initialized. Char arrays can be init by a string of chars in double quotes. Valid subscripts of the array range from to n-1. Multi dimensional arrays are declared with : type aname[n1][n2] = { init_list }; Values listed in the initialization list are assigned in 'dimension order' (i.e. as if last dimension were increasing first). Nested pairs of braces can be used to change this order if desired. EXAMPLES: /* array of char */ static char hisname[] = {"John Smith"}; /* array of char ptrs */ static char *days[7] = {"Sun", "Mon", "Tue", "Wed", "Thu", "Fri", "Sat"}; /* 3x2 array of ints */ int matrix[3][2] = { {1,11},{-5,}, {11,21} }; /* array of struct complex */ struct complex sensor_data[1]; POINTERS A variable can be declared to be a pointer to a specified type by a statement of the form: type *name; EXAMPLES: /* numptr points to floating number */ float *numptr; /* pointer to struct complex */ struct complex *cp; /* if the real part of the complex struct pointed to by cp is . */ if (cp->real == .) {} /* ptr to char; set equal to address of buf[25] (i.e. pointing to buf[25]) */ char *sptr = &buf[25]; /* store 'c' into loc ptd to by sptr */ *sptr = 'c'; /* set sptr pointing to next loc in buf */ ++sptr; /* ptr to function returning int */ int (*fptr) (); FUNCTIONS Functions follow this format : ret_type name (arg1_decl, arg2_decl, ... ) { local_var_decl statement ... return value; } Functions can be declared extern (default) or static. static functions can be called only from the file in which they are defined. ret_type is the return type for the function, and can be void if the function returns no value. EXAMPLE : /* fn to find the length of a character string */ int strlen (char *s) { int length = ; while ( *s++ ) ++length; return length; } STRUCTURES A structure sname of specified members is declared with a statement of the form: struct sname { member_declaration; ... } variable_list; Each member declaration is a type followed by one or more member names. An n-bit wide field mname is declared with a statement of the form: type mname:n; If mname is omitted, n unnamed bits are reserved; if n is also zero, the next field is aligned on a word boundary.
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variable_list (optional) declares variables of that structure type. If sname is supplied, variables can also later be declared using the format: struct sname variable_list; EXAMPLE: /* declare complex struct */ struct complex { float real; float imaginary; }; /* define structures */ struct complex c1 = { 5. , . }; struct complex c2, csum; c2 = c1; /* assign c1 to c2 */ csum.real = c1.real + c2.real; UNIONS A union uname of members occupying the same area of memory is declared with a statement of the form : union uname { member_declaration; } variable_list; Each member declaration is a type followed by one or more member names; variable_list (optional) declares variables of the particular union type. If uname is supplied, then variables can also later be declared using the format: union uname variable_list; NOTE: unions cannot be initalized. ENUM DATA TYPES An enumerated data type ename with values enum1,enum2, is declared with a statement of the form : enum ename { enum1, enum2, } variable_list; The optional variable_list declares variables of the particular enum type. Each enumerated value is an identifier optionally followed by an equals sign and a constant expression. Sequential values starting at are assigned to these values by the compiler, unless the enum=value construct is used. If ename is supplied, then variables can also be declared later using the format: enum ename variable_list; EXAMPLES: /* define boolean */ enum boolean { false, true }; /* declare variable and inicialize value */ enum boolean done = false; if (done==true) {} /* test value */ FORMATTED OUTPUT printf is used to write data to standard output (normally, your terminal). To write to a file, use fprintf; to 'write' data into a character array, use sprintf. The general format of a printf call is : printf (format, arg1, arg2, ) where format is a character string describing how arg1,arg2, are to be printed. The general format of an item in the format string is : %[flags][size][.prec]type flags: left justify value (default is right justify) + precede value with a + or - sign space precede positiv value with a space # precede octal value with , hex value with x; force display of decimal point for float value, and leave trailing zeros for type g or G display leading zeros size : is a number specifying the minimum size of the field; * instead of number means next arg (must be type if int) to printf specifies the size prec : is the minimum number of digits to display for ints; number of decimal places for e and f; max. number of significant digits for g; max. number of chars for s; * instead of number means next arg (int) to printf specifies the precision type : specifies the type of value to be displayed per the following character codes: arg dec. oct. hex. HEX. d.dd d.dde dd short hd unsigned hu ho hx hX default short precision is int d 6 decimal digits unsigned int u o x X long ld unsigned lu lo lx lX long float, double f e long double Lf Le i same as d p a pointer, void * (implementation-defined) n store how many characters have been displayed, arg is int *, no output hn store how many characters have been displayed, arg is short *, no output ln store how many characters have been displayed, arg is long *, no output E same as e except display E before exponent instead of e g a double in f or e format, whichever takes less space w/o losing precision G a double in f or E format, whichever takes less space w/o losing precision c a char s a null-terminated char string (null not required if precision is given) % % itself NOTES: characters in the format string not preceded by % are literally printed; floating point formats display both floats and doubles; integer formats can display chars, short ints or ints. EXAMPLE: printf("%o + %#X is %+*d",31,31,5,31+31); Produces: 37 + X1F is +62

printf("%f %g %#.f %.2g",3.14,3.14,3.14,3.14); Produces: 3.14 3.14 3. 3.1 FORMATTED INPUT scanf is used to read data from standard input. To read data from a particular file, use fscanf. To 'read' data from a character array, use sscanf. The general format of a scanf call is : scanf (format, arg1, arg2, ) where format is a character string describing the data to be read and arg1,arg2, point to where the read-in data are to be stored. The format of an item in the format string is : %[*][size]type * : specifies that the field is to be skipped and not assigned (i.e., no corresponding ptr is supplied in arg list) size : a number giving the maximal size of the field type : indicates the type of value being read : arg is ptr to dec. oct. hex. HEX. d.dd or d.ddedd short hd unsigned hu ho hx hX short int d unsigned int u o x X long ld unsigned lu lo lx lX long float f,e,E,g,G double lf,le,lE,lg,lG long double Lf,Le,LE,Lg,LG i same as d p pointer (same as in printf), arg type is void ** n store number of chars have been matched, arg is int * , no input hn store number of chars have been matched, arg is short * , no input ln store number of chars have been matched, arg is long * , no input c single character, arg is char[ ] s string of chars terminated by a white-space character, arg is char[ ] % % itself [] string of chars terminated by any char not enclosed between the [ and ]; if first char in brackets is ^, then following chars are string terminators instead. NOTES: A scan function returns when: It reaches the terminating null in the format string. It cannot obtain additional input characters to scan. A conversion fails. Any chars in format string not preceded by % will literally match chars on input (e.g. scanf("value=%d",&ival); will match chars "value=" on input, followed by an integer which will be read and stored in ival. Whitespace in format string matches the longest possible sequence of the zero or more whitespace characters on input. EXAMPLE: sscanf("12Free of charge 21", "%X%c%*[^ab]%2s%d",&i,&c,text,&j); will return 3 and i=33, c='r', text="ar"; j remains unchanged.

ESCAPE CHARACTERS \b \f \n \r \t \v \a Backspace (BS) Form feed (FF) \\ Backslash (\) \nnn Octal character value (n: -7) Newline (NL) \xhh Hexadecimal character value Carriage return (h: -9,a-f,A-F) (CR) Horizontal tab \" Double quote (") (HT) Vertical tab (VT) \' Single quote (') Bell (BEL) \? Question mark (?) LIBRARY FUNCTIONS Function argument types : int c; /* char */ int n,n1,n2; unsigned int u; long l,l1,l2; double d,d1,d2; char *s,*s1,*s2; FILE *f; size_t su,su1,su2; time_t tl,tl1,tl2; fpos_t fl; void *v,*v1,*v2; va_list ap; char and short are converted to int when passed to functions; float is converted to double. // return code on error ()return code on success Character classification ctype.h int isalnum(c) TRUE if c is any alphanumeric char int isalpha(c) TRUE if c is any alphabetic char int iscntrl(c) TRUE if c is any control char int isdigit(c) TRUE if c is any decimal digit -9 int isgraph(c) TRUE if c is any printable char except space int islower(c) TRUE if c is any lowercase char int isprint(c) TRUE if c is any printable char including. space int ispunct(c) TRUE if c is neither a control nor alphanum. char int isspace(c) TRUE if c is one of the whitespace characters: space, FF, NL, CR, HT, VT int isupper(c) TRUE if c is any uppercase char int isxdigit(c) TRUE if c is any hexadecimal digit int tolower(c) int toupper(c) Data conversion double atof(s) int atoi(s) long atol(s) double strtod(s1,*s2) convert c to lowercase convert c to uppercase
ASCII ASCII ASCII ASCII

-9,A-F,a-f

place result in s if s<> NULL (L_tmpnam size buffer); rtn ptr to name int ungetc(c,f) insert c back into file f (as c wasn't read) /EOF/ int vfprintf(f,s,ap) see vprintf and fprintf int vprintf(s,ap) same as printf with variable argument list ap; va_start must be called before and va_end after the function int vsprintf(s1,s2,ap) see vprintf and sprintf Math math.h,stdlib.h(*) int errno (errno.h) detects range error (ERANGE) and domain error (EDOM). int abs(n) * absolute value of n double acos(d) arccosine of d // [,] double asin(d) arcsine of d // [-/2,+/2] double atan(d) arctangent of d [-/2,+/2] double arctangent of d1/d2 [-,+] atan2(d1,d2) double ceil(d) smallest integer not less than d double cos(d) cosine of d (d in radians) double cosh(d) hiperbolic cosine of d div_t div(n1,n2) * computes the quotient (.quot) and remainder (.rem) of division n1/n2 double exp(d) e to the d-th power /HUGE_VAL/ double fabs(d) absolute value of d double floor(d) largest integer not greater than d double fmod(d1,d2) d1 modulo d2 double frexp(d,*n) returns x in interval [,1), and d=x*2n long labs(l) * absolute value of l double ldexp(d,n) d*2 n ldiv_t ldiv(l1,l2) * computes the quotient (.quot) and remainder (.rem) of division l1/l2 double log(d) natural log of d // double log1(d) log base 1 of d // double rtn x such that d1= x+d2, x in modf(d1,*d2) [0,1), d2 integer double pow(d1,d2) d1 to the d2-th power /,HUGE_VAL/ int rand() * random number in range [,RAND_MAX] double sin(s) sine of d (d in radians) double sinh(d) hyperbolic sine of d double sqrt(d) square root of d // void srand(u) * reset random number generator to double tan(d) tangent of d (radians) /HUGE_VAL/ double tanh(d) hyperbolic tangent of d Memory allocation and manipulation string.h,stdlib.h(*) void *calloc(su1, allocate space for su1 elements; su2) * each su2 bytes large and set to /NULL/ void free(v) * free block of space pointed to by v void *malloc(su) * allocate su bytes and return ptr to it /NULL/ void return ptr in v of 1st incident of c, *memchr(v,c,su) looking at su unsigned chars at most, or NULL if not found int rtn <, =, > if v1 is lexicographically memcmp(v1,v2,su <,= or >v2 , comparing up to su ) unsigned chars void copy su chars from v2 to v1 (v1 , v2 *memcpy(v1,v2,s should not overlap); return v1 u) void *memmove copy su chars from v2 to v1 (v1 , v2 (v1,v2,su) can overlap); return v1 void set su unsigned chars ptd to by v *memset(v,c,su) to value c; return v void *realloc(v,su) * change the size of block v to su and returns ptr to it /NULL/ Program contol setjmp.h,stdlib.h(*) void assert(iexpr) if NDEBUG is not defined and iexpr is FALSE then write a diagnostic message to stderr and calls abort(); use assert.h header void abort() * couse abnormal program termination int atexit(void register func to be called by exit () (*func)(void)) * /TRUE/ void exit(n) * terminate execution, returning exit status n char *getenv(s) * rtn ptr to value of environment name s /NULL/ void longjmp restore environment from env; (jmp_buf env,n) causes setjmp to return n if supplied or 1 if n= int setjmp(jmp_buf save stack environment in env; () env) (see longjmp) int system(s) * execute s as if it were typed at terminal; returns exit status /-1/ Searching and sorting stdlib.h void *bsearch(void binary search in array base (su1 *key, void *base, elements, each su2 bytes large), su1, su2, using function cmp for int (*cmp)(void comparison; cmp must return *ck, void *ce)) negativ if ck<ce, if ck=ce, positiv if ck>ce void qsort (void quick sort of array base (su1 *base, su1, su2, elements, each su2 bytes large), int (*cmp)(void using function cmp for *ck, void *ce)) comparison; (for cmp see bsearch) String manipulation string.h char *strcat(s1,s2) concatenate s2 to end of s1; rtn s1 char *strchr(s,c) return ptr to 1st occurence of c in s /NULL/ int strcmp(s1,s2) compare s1 and s2; returns <, , > if s1 lexicographically <s2, =s2, char *strcpy(s1,s2) size_t strcspn(s1,s2) char *strerror(n) copy s2 to s1 ; rtn s1 search the first s1[i] that equals any element of s2 ; rtn i return a pointer to string that message corrensponds to errorcode n size_t strlen(s) length of s (not incl. NULL) char *strncat concatenate at most su chars from (s1,s2,su) s2 to end of s1; rtn s1 int compare at most su chars from s1 strncmp(s1,s2,su) to s2; (see strcmp) char copy at most su chars from s2 to *strncpy(s1,s2,su) s1; if s2 is shorter than su, null bytes are appended; rtn s1 char *strpbrk(s1,s2) searches the first s1[i] that equals any element of s2 ; return &s1[i] char *strrchr(s,c) return pointer to last occurence of c in s /NULL/ size_t strspn(s1,s2) search the first s1[i] that equals
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char *strstr(s1,s2) char *strtok(s1,s2)

Time char *asctime(*tm) clock_t clock() char *ctime(*tl) double difftime(tl1,tl2) struct tm *gmtime(*tl)

none of the element of s2; rtn i search the first substring in s1 that matches s2 break s1 into tokens delimited by s2; from the second call s1= NULL; s2 may different from call to call; return the ptr to token or NULL time.h convert tm struct to string; rtn ptr to it CPU time in 1./CLOCKS_PER_SEC seconds since program startup /-1/ convert time ptd to by tl to string; rtn ptr to it difference tl1-tl2 in seconds

convert time pointed to by tl to Universal Time Coordinated (UTC) (formerly GMT) struct tm convert time pointed to by tl to *localtime(*tl) local time time_t mktime alters tptr to represent an (struct tm *tptr) equivalent encoded local time /-1/ size_t strftime( s1, write tptr to buffer s1 per format su, s2, struct tm s2; buffer size is su; rtn number of *tptr) characters stored // time_t time(*tl) returns time & date in seconds; if tl<>NULL , time is stored in *tl; convert time returned with ctime, localtime or gmtime /-1/ Variable-length arguments stdarg.h type get next argument; ap must be va_arg(ap,type) initialized by va_start; the argument type must be type void va_end(ap) end variable argument list void start variable argument list; pN is va_start(ap,pN) the parameter just before the (...) in the function prototype COMMAND LINE ARGUMENTS Arguments typed in on the command line when a program is executed are passed to the program through argc and argv. argc is a count of the number of arguments +1; argv is an array of character pointers that point to each argument. argv[] points to the name of the program executed. argv[argc] equal NULL pointer. Use sscanf to convert arguments stored in argv to other data types. For example: check phone 35.79 starts execution of a program called check, with : argc = 3 argv[] = "check"argv[2] = "35.79" argv[1] = "phone"argv[3] = NULL To convert number in argv[2], use sscanf. For example : int main (int argc, char *argv[]) { float amount; sscanf (argv[2],"%f",&amount); }

stdlib.h to double conversion /HUGE_VAL,/ to int conversion to long conversion to double conversion; on return, *s2 points to char in s1 that terminated the scan// long strtol(s1,*s2,n) ASCII to long conversion, base n; on return, *s2 points to char in s1 that terminated the scan // unsigned long ASCII to unsigned long conversion strtoul(s1,*s2,n) (see strtol) File handling and input/output stdio.h void clearerr(f) reset error (incl. EOF) on file int fclose(f) close file /EOF/ () int feof(f) TRUE if end-of-file on f int ferror(f) TRUE if I/O error on f int fflush(f) write buffered output to f /EOF/ () int fgetc(f) read next char from f /EOF/ int fgetpos(f,*fl) get the file position indicator to fl/TRUE/() char *fgets(s,n,f) read n-1 chars from f unless newline or end-of-file reached; newline is stored in s if read /NULL/ FILE *fopen(s1,s2) open file s1 , mode s2: "w"=write, "r"=read, "a"=append, "b"=binary, "+"=update /NULL/ int fprintf(f,s,) write args to f using format s (see printf) int fputc(c,f) write c to f ; rtn c /EOF/ int fputs(s,f) write s to f /EOF/ ( ) size_t fread read su2 data items from f into v; (v,su1,su2,f) su1 is number bytes of each item // (bytes read/su1) FILE close f and open s1 with mode s2 *freopen(s1,s2,f) (see fopen) int fscanf(f,s,) read args from f using format s (see scanf) int fseek(f,l,n) position file pointer; if n=SEEK _SET, l is offset from beginning; if n=SEEK _CUR, from current pos.; if n=SEEK _END , from end of file /TRUE/ () int fsetpos(f,*fl) sets the file position to fl () /TRUE/ long ftell(f) current offset from the beginning of the file /-1L/ size_t fwrite(v,su1, write su2 data items to f from v; su2, f) su1 is number of bytes of each item // (bytes written/su1) int getc(f) read next char from f /EOF/ int getchar() read next char from stdin /EOF/ char *gets(s) read chars into s from stdin until newline or eof reached; newline not stored /NULL/ void perror(s) write s followed by descr. of last err. to stderr int printf(s,) write args to stdout per format s; return number of characters written /</ int putc(c,f) write c to f ; rtn c /EOF/ int putchar(c) call fputc(c,stdout) int puts(s) write s and newline to stdout /EOF/ ( ) int remove(s) removes the file named s () /TRUE/ int rename(s1,s2) rename the file named s1 to file s2 () /-1/ void rewind(f) rewind f; calls fseek(f,L,SEEK_SET) int scanf(s,) read args from stdin per format s; return number of values read or void setbuf(f,s)
EOF

setvbuf(f,s,_ IOFBF ,BUFSIZ ) otherwise calls setvbuf(f,NULL,_ IONBF ,BUFSIZ ) int setvbuf(f,s,n,su) sets buffering mode for f, the buffer is s with size su, n must be one of _ IOFBF (full buffering), _IOLBF (line buffering), _IONBF (no buffering) () /TRUE/ int sprintf(s1,s2,) write args to buffer s1 per format s2 (see printf) int sscanf(s1,s2,) read args from s1 per format s2; (see scanf) FILE *tmpfile() create temporary file, open with "wb+" mode; return ptr to it /NULL/ char *tmpnam(s) generate temporary file name;

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