Protocol libraries are available as open C code for user modification.

In the following piece of C code, neither nor functions are reentrant.

Although the C code is still available, it is no longer developed or supported.

Also included was C code for the internal data structure of the system.

C code was written for clarity instead of efficiency.

We've been generating C code to support Windows thus far.

A sign extension bug in one of the published C code has been found in 1996.

Fifty years from now, a few lines of "C" code are probably not going to be of much interest to people.

It allowed 68000 assembly language to be mixed with the C code.

Consider a software solution (C code) for the above problem: