Dec 192017
Some simple C programs. Good for beginners to get a feel of C. | |||
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File Name | File Size | Zip Size | Zip Type |
ABOUT.C | 3456 | 1153 | deflated |
ABOUT.DAT | 7424 | 1545 | deflated |
ABOUT.EXE | 11776 | 5920 | deflated |
AMORTIZ1.C | 1408 | 522 | deflated |
AMORTIZ2.C | 768 | 360 | deflated |
AMORTIZ3.C | 1536 | 491 | deflated |
AMORTIZE.EXE | 17408 | 9339 | deflated |
AMORTPRN.EXE | 18944 | 10082 | deflated |
BACKUP.C | 1024 | 392 | deflated |
BACKUP.EXE | 14336 | 7417 | deflated |
C.DOC | 1408 | 705 | deflated |
CLS.C | 256 | 114 | deflated |
DOSDATE.C | 384 | 185 | deflated |
DOSTIME.C | 1536 | 509 | deflated |
FILES429.TXT | 2601 | 1100 | deflated |
GETPOS.C | 256 | 167 | deflated |
INTEREST.C | 2176 | 684 | deflated |
LOCATE.C | 256 | 122 | deflated |
LYNN.DOC | 3712 | 1322 | deflated |
LYNN.LIB | 4608 | 808 | deflated |
MAT.H | 4096 | 330 | deflated |
MATRIX.3L | 4096 | 1145 | deflated |
MATRIX.S | 12288 | 3061 | deflated |
MENU.C | 1408 | 522 | deflated |
M_COFACT.C | 4096 | 336 | deflated |
M_COPY.C | 4096 | 254 | deflated |
M_DETERM.C | 4096 | 255 | deflated |
M_DUMP.C | 4096 | 262 | deflated |
M_INVERT.C | 4096 | 335 | deflated |
M_MULTIP.C | 4096 | 377 | deflated |
M_READ.C | 4096 | 268 | deflated |
M_SOLVE.C | 4096 | 437 | deflated |
M_TRANSP.C | 4096 | 259 | deflated |
OUTSTNG.C | 384 | 271 | deflated |
PRINT.C | 768 | 372 | deflated |
PRINT.EXE | 14336 | 7399 | deflated |
PRINTAB.C | 2048 | 901 | deflated |
PRINTAB.EXE | 12800 | 6560 | deflated |
PRTSCN.C | 128 | 74 | deflated |
PYMT.C | 768 | 360 | deflated |
SETHAYES.C | 1920 | 758 | deflated |
STRINGS.C | 10752 | 2813 | deflated |
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Contents of the C.DOC file
The following list of files are some very basic "C" source
code files and compiled and linked programs. They are only being
furnished so that novice "C" programers can see some basics and play
with some simple code. The programs have been written to use only
the STDIO library and should work on anything.
AMORTIZ1.C,2.C and 3.C are modules of AMORTIZE.EXE. They must be
compiled seperately and then linked. AMORTIZE.EXE will print on the
screen, an amortization allowing you to give the payment, or it will
figure the payment for you.
MENU.C, PYMT.C and INTEREST.C are identical to AMORTIZ1,2 and 3 plus
they will write the results to a disk file named AMORTIZE.TXT. The
finished program is AMORTPRIN.EXE.
PRINT.C and PRINTAB.C will both read an ASCII file and print it on
the printer. The difference between them is PRINTAB will strip
TAB characters and replace them with SPACES. The name of the file
you wish to print is furnished to the program on the same command
line that invokes the program.
Example:
A>PRINT FILENAME.EXT
A> PRINTAB FILENAME.EXT
BACKUP will read a file and copy it to a file with the same name,
but with the extension of .BAK .
Remember, these programs are being furnished to give interested
novice "C" programers something to play and learn with.
HAVE FUN!Paul J. Sumberg
code files and compiled and linked programs. They are only being
furnished so that novice "C" programers can see some basics and play
with some simple code. The programs have been written to use only
the STDIO library and should work on anything.
AMORTIZ1.C,2.C and 3.C are modules of AMORTIZE.EXE. They must be
compiled seperately and then linked. AMORTIZE.EXE will print on the
screen, an amortization allowing you to give the payment, or it will
figure the payment for you.
MENU.C, PYMT.C and INTEREST.C are identical to AMORTIZ1,2 and 3 plus
they will write the results to a disk file named AMORTIZE.TXT. The
finished program is AMORTPRIN.EXE.
PRINT.C and PRINTAB.C will both read an ASCII file and print it on
the printer. The difference between them is PRINTAB will strip
TAB characters and replace them with SPACES. The name of the file
you wish to print is furnished to the program on the same command
line that invokes the program.
Example:
A>PRINT FILENAME.EXT
A> PRINTAB FILENAME.EXT
BACKUP will read a file and copy it to a file with the same name,
but with the extension of .BAK .
Remember, these programs are being furnished to give interested
novice "C" programers something to play and learn with.
HAVE FUN!Paul J. Sumberg
December 19, 2017
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