i m new to c and to dev c++. now when i use the header alloc.h for c programming it says no such file or directory. now do i need to install some other library for this header please help
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Wayne
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Anonymous
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2006-06-23
A better approach to this problem is to ask why you want to use <alloc.h>?
It is a non-standard header file. The standard memory allocation functions (malloc, calloc, realloc, and free) are declared in <stdlib.h>. If you are using functions specifically provided in an implementation of <alloc.h>, then you need to seek platform specific alternatives for what you are attempting to do. If you need help with that we will need to know what that is.
Clifford
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Anonymous
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2006-06-23
... which kind of begs teh question that if you are new to C, where did you 'learn' to use alloc.h?
Clifford
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i m new to c and to dev c++. now when i use the header alloc.h for c programming it says no such file or directory. now do i need to install some other library for this header please help
Please post your Basic 3. See the thread titled "Please Read Before Posting a Question" if you do not know what they are.
Wayne
A better approach to this problem is to ask why you want to use <alloc.h>?
It is a non-standard header file. The standard memory allocation functions (malloc, calloc, realloc, and free) are declared in <stdlib.h>. If you are using functions specifically provided in an implementation of <alloc.h>, then you need to seek platform specific alternatives for what you are attempting to do. If you need help with that we will need to know what that is.
Clifford
... which kind of begs teh question that if you are new to C, where did you 'learn' to use alloc.h?
Clifford