Re: Sorting

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From: Stephen Baynes
Date: Tue, 15 Aug 1995 07:26

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GALASSO CHRISTOPHE J (cg9214@csc.albany.edu) wrote:

: Can someone please tell me if there is some header file with sorting
: prototypes included?  I am a student, and I think that things would be
: much easier if I didn't have to sort everything by myself.  I found
: qsort, and it was pretty helpful.  Bear in mind that I am a student,
: and I am new at programming in C.  Although I am anxious to find out
: all I can.  Please help.  I am looking to all of you experienced
: programmers for a little advice.  

The ANSI C standard requires <stdlib.h> to provide the prototype for the
qsort function. It is the only sorting procedure in the standard (but note
the also the slightly releated bsearch function).

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Stephen Baynes                              baynes@mulsoc2.serigate.philips.nl
Philips Semiconductors Ltd
Southampton                                 My views are my own.
United Kingdom

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