4 The source for the amiga.lib. This link library
5 contains small utility functions which didn't made it
12 The source for aros.lib. This link library
13 contains special functions which allow to write
20 <p>The source for AROS' c.lib. This link library
21 contains the standard ANSI C (and some more)
22 library functions like <code>printf()</code>,
23 <code>strcpy()</code>, etc.</p>
25 <p>The directory also contains the includes for ANSI C.</p>
31 This directory contains all AROS specific
32 includes as well as all Amiga includes which have
33 been modified for AROS. Note that these files are
34 searched *before* the files in
35 <filename>amiga/include/</filename>. Most people will notice
36 this when they compile some program which uses a
37 function which has not yet been implemented in
38 AROS. The compiler will complain about a function
39 without a prototype despite the fact that it is in
40 <filename>amiga/include/clib/*_protos.h</filename>. That's
41 because it doesn't look there and if you ever get
42 an error like this, have a look into include first.
46 The sources for autoinit.lib, a library that let's you forget
47 about the initialization of whatever you want, opening and
48 closing libraries included.