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From: burgett@adobe.com (Michael Burgett)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.c
Subject: Re: Subroutine layout in C
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Date: 21 Dec 88 16:48:23 GMT
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In article <2800002@uxg.cso.uiuc.edu> phil@uxg.cso.uiuc.edu writes:
[ description of needed module deleted ]
>How do I lay out the arrangement of source for S?  An example would be
>appreciated.  Thanks.

in a file, say S.c:

static int foo, bar;	/* foo and bar are accessable by all functions
			   in this file but are not visible outside it. */

int S()			/* S() will be available as a public symbol */
{
  ...
}

static int f1()		/* can be referenced by S() or f2() but is not
{			   visible outside this file			*/
  ...
}

static int f2()		/* can be referenced by S() or f1() but is not
{			   visible outside this file			*/
  ...
}


should do what you are asking for...
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