C Program Structure - C Functions

Syntax:

 

filename.h:

Module interface

return_type function_name2( type arg1, type arg2, ... );

 

extern type variable2; /*external declaration*/

Public function prototype

 

External declaration

 

filename.c:

 

#include <filename2.h>

#include "filename.h"

 

type variable1;

type variable2;

 

return_type function_name1( type arg1, type arg2, ... );

 

main( )

{

    :

    return 0;

}

 

return_type function_name1( type arg1, type arg2, ... )

{

    :

    return expression;

}

 

return_type function_name2( type arg1, type arg2, ... )

{

    :

    return expression;

}

 

Header files

 

 

Module variables definitions

 

Local function prototype

 

Main function - start running here.

 

 

 

 

 

Module function

Example:

 

my_module.h:

 

typedef enum days {

    sunday,

    monday,

    tusday

} T_DAY;

 

#define NUM 100

extern T_DAY x[NUM];

 

/* Module's interface functions -

    to be called from other modules */

void Set_X();

void Get_X();

 
 

my_module.c:

 

#include <stdio.h>

#include "my_module.h"

 

T_DAY x[NUM];

int n;

char c;

 

int Calc_X();

 

void Set_X()

{

   ...

}

 

void Get_X()

{

   ...

}

 

int Calc_X()

{

   ...

}

 
 

main.c:

 

#include <stdio.h>

#include "my_module.h"

 

main()

{

    int x;

 

    Set_X();

    x = Get_X();

 

    printf("x value=%d", x);

    return 0;

}

 

 

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