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Eli Zaretskii wrote:
> The command you were advised to use, "info libc alpha qsort", will
> show you the library reference section that describes qsort, and which
> does include an example.  Please try it.

Didn't find it like that, but I went on the context given.  I did find 
it, and found examples.  Of course, those examples have custom 
comparison functions written in the example.  Nothing using the standard 
string comparison functions given in <string.h>, which I used.

Of course, info is a pain to use...

Is there a program that can convert texinfo files into HTML files - 
usable by lynx?  I'd love to do that to ALL of the texinfo files.  :D

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