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Zhang Yuan wrote:
> 
> On Sunday, June 10, 2012 4:50:03 AM UTC+8, pete wrote:

> > /* BEGIN new.c */

> I learn a lot!
> Your code is very comprehensive.
> I found the difference between natives and foreigners.
> I post the same question on comp.lang.c and home forum.
> This is explicit and penetrate deeply.
> Thank you!

You're welcome.

> I want to know if there exist some standards about linked list?

I don't know about that.

I learned what I know about linked lists
mostly from this newsgroup 
and also from working with linked lists.

I have some examples of linked list programs here:
   http://www.mindspring.com/~pfilandr/C/lists_and_files/

These are library files:
   file_lib.c
   file_lib.h
   list_io.c
   list_io.h
   list_lib.c
   list_lib.h
   list_type.h

These are files which use the library files:
   file_collate.c
   file_mul.c
   file_parse.c
   file_sort.c

Those programs mostly serve me as examples
of how to work with lists and files,
in case I forget.

-- 
pete