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Your MSVC++ should have either a book or a pdf file on the cd that has a
listing of all the functions and thier header files.  Now the one thing to
remember is that when looking at sources from other people that if they used
a different compilier and didn't stay with standard C then there will be
functions that you do not have.  So folks remember when you write your code
to put a comment at the top saying what complier and version you used.  Makes
life alot easier.

Jim

TaSM wrote:

> I am new to C altogether.  I have MSVC++ 5.0 and am gathering source from
> various sites on the net.
>
> My problem...
> Many of the sources use functions that are included in headers, but they
> don't have the #include <whatever.h> in their source.  I need a good site
> which offers a sort of header contents list.
>
> eg :
> <stdio.h>
>     cin
>     cout
>     ...
> etc...
>
> If you know of any, please e-mail me.
> Any help will be appreciated...
>