/*
 * static.h
 * static.c and static.h demostrate how static functions are only visible locally
 * to the module in which they are created. static.c and staticlib.c both have
 * implementations of the function: "printStatic()". static.c calls printStatic to show
 * a local invocation of the function. static.c then calls "printStaticLib()" contained
 * in staticlib.c. printStaticLib in turn calls its local printStatic function. The output
 * of the two printStatic functions demonstrates that they are local to their own modules.
 * Static functions are useful when linking several modules that may have function declarations
 * that could collide. Static gaurantees that only the local definition of a given function
 * is invoked even if there are functions in other modules with the same declaration.
 */

#include <stdio.h>
#include <staticlib.h>

static void printStatic();