ip.h

How to know what function provided by ip.h?

"Joseph" <te0543@giga.net.tw> wrote in message
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> How to know what function provided by ip.h?

Read the file.  If you have questions about the function calls in the file,
consult the man page.

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te0543@giga.net.tw (Joseph) writes:

> How to know what function provided by ip.h?

cat /usr/include/ip.h

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Pascal Bourguignon <spam@mouse-potato.com> wrote:
>te0543@giga.net.tw (Joseph) writes:
> 
>
>    cat /usr/include/ip.h

Which, for all the wrong reasons (there is no such file), shows
that there are *no* functions provided by ip.h, or any other
header, for that matter.

Headers provide an interface to libraries, which do provide
functions.

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Pascal Bourguignon <spam@mouse-potato.com> wrote in message news:<87acum6i7u.fsf@thalassa.i
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> te0543@giga.net.tw (Joseph) writes:
> 
>
>     cat /usr/include/ip.h
But this file only has information about the data structure.

te0543@giga.net.tw (Joseph) writes:

> Pascal Bourguignon <spam@mouse-potato.com> wrote in message news:<87acum6i
7u.fsf@thalassa.informatimago.com>... 
> But this file only has information about the data structure.

So the answer to the unasked question:  What functions are provided by
ip.h is: none.

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