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       STANDARD C HEADER
       By: eba95 Date: July 31, 2010, 4:44 am
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       Standard C Header
       Files
       The functions above are
       defined in the following 18
       header files:
       <cassert>
       <ciso646>
       <csetjmp>
       <cstdio>
       <ctime>
       <cctype>
       <climits>
       <csignal>
       <cstdlib>
       <cwchar>
       <cerrno>
       <clocale>
       <cstdarg>
       <cstring>
       <cwctype>
       <cfloat>
       <cmath>
       <cstddef>
       When including header files
       for the standard C libraries, it
       is preferable to use the
       c f i l e notation instead of
       the f i l e . h notation. For
       example, the s t d i o . h
       header file should be
       included using this
       command:
       # i n c l ude < c s t d i o>
       The f i l e . h notation works,
       but it is mainly meant for
       backwards compatibility.
       The difference between the
       c f i l e and f i l e . h notation
       is that functions included via
       the f i l e . h notation will
       appear in the global
       namespace instead of the
       std
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