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Your Position: Join Wing -> How to: Write source code for wing -> Coding Standard -> Standard C and C++ Headers Standard C and C++ HeadersWe listed standard C and C++ headers in this page. If you include any other headers in your code, your code may not be compiled under other platforms. 1. Standard C headers<assert.h> - <cassert> <ctype.h> - <cctype> <errno.h> - <cerrno> <float.h> - <cfloat> <iso646.h> - <ciso646> <limits.h> - <climits> <locale.h> - <clocale> <math.h> - <cmath> <setjmp.h> - <csetjmp> <signal.h> - <csignal> <stdarg.h> - <cstdarg> <stddef.h> - <cstddef> <stdio.h> - <cstdio> <stdlib.h> - <cstdlib> <string.h> - <cstring> <time.h> - <ctime> <wchar.h> - <cwchar> <wtype.h> - <cwtype> 2. C++ headers
Types: <cstddef> Implementation properties: <limits>, <climits>, <cfloat> Start and termination: <cstdlib> Type identification: <typeinfo> Exception handling: <exception> Other runtime support: <cstdarg>, <csetjmp>, <ctime>, <csignal>, <cstdlib> Exception classes: <stdexcept> Assertions: <cassert> Error numbers: <cerrno> Utility components: <utility> Function objects: <functional> Memory: <memory> Date and time: <ctime> Character traits: <string> String classes: <string> Null-terminated sequence utilities: <cctype>, <cwctype>, <cstring>, <cwchar>, <cstdlib> Locales: <locale> C library locales: <clocale> Sequences: <deque>, <list>, <queue>, <stack>, <vector> Associative containers: <map>, <set> Bitset: <bitset> Iterators: <iterator> Non-modifying sequence operations: <algorithm> C library algorithms: <cstdlib> Complex numbers: <complex> Numeric arrays: <valarray> Generalized numeric operations: <numeric> C library: <cmath>, <cstdlib> Forward declarations: <iosfwd> Standard iostream objects: <iostream> Iostreams base classes: <ios> Stream buffers: <streambuf> Formatting and manipulators: <istream>, <ostream>, <iomanip> String streams: <sstream>, <cstdlib> File streams: <fstream>, <cstdio>, <cwchar> |
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