stdio.h only declares the standard functions. Where does the compiler look for the body of the functions? (I accidentally put this in the Geek's Lounge and don't know how to move it out)
ybean4 0 Newbie Poster
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Jump to Post>Thank you for your friendly answer.
Yeah that wasn't friendly at all, ignore him, it seems a previously banned member has gone around screwing up the forums by posting huge amounts of threads and being rude in answers
Jump to PostThe compiler doesn't see their bodies. The functions are already compiled into a library. Lookup detailed descriptions of how compiling and linking works -- this is the sort of thing where half-assed explanations will leave you uncomfortable and unsure.
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ybean4 0 Newbie Poster
Thank you for your friendly answer. I would delete it if I knew how.
lllllIllIlllI 178 Veteran Poster
>Thank you for your friendly answer.
Yeah that wasn't friendly at all, ignore him, it seems a previously banned member has gone around screwing up the forums by posting huge amounts of threads and being rude in answers
ybean4 0 Newbie Poster
If he's banned, how come he's still able to post?
lllllIllIlllI 178 Veteran Poster
I think he is a user called JoshSCH who is banned, but he has just made a new profile.
Rashakil Fol 978 Super Senior Demiposter Team Colleague
The compiler doesn't see their bodies. The functions are already compiled into a library. Lookup detailed descriptions of how compiling and linking works -- this is the sort of thing where half-assed explanations will leave you uncomfortable and unsure.
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