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<h1>include preprocessor.</h1>
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The include preprocessor will add source code to your existing source. This 
is used to include <i>header</i> files that contain function declarations.
For example:<p>
<pre>
	#include &lt;stdio.h&gt;
	main()
	printf("hi peeps");
	}
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The <i>printf</i> function declaration is held in stdio.h<p>
There are two ways of defining the include files location.
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<li>&lt;&gt;says to the preprocessor that the file is in the system libraries.
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	#include &lt;stdio.h&gt;
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<li>&quot;&quot;means that this is a user defined file. Absolute or relative
paths may be defined.
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	#include &quot;myheaders.h&quot;
	#include &quot;/usr/home/leslim/myheaders.h&quot;
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<address>Martin Leslie 
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