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From: Zachary U. <ne...@st...> - 2002-12-11 02:22:51
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At 03:27 AM 12/10/02, Per Westermark wrote: >Yes, I can see that your code does try to use the <strlib.h> file, but >there are no such standard file. Whenever you find that Dev-C++ is missing >a standard include file, there is a very, very large proability that you >have either misspelled the include file, or that it isn't such a STANDARD >include file, but something special installed by some 3rd party tool on a >machine somewhere. > >That's why I wondered if it wasn't <stdlib.h> that should be used instead. >It might also be the <string.h> file that was intended. > ><stdlib.h> contains among other things atoi() implemented in your source. ><string.h> contans strchr() declaration. Hi Per, How can I tell the compiler to use my verson of atoi() and not the one in the stdlib.h library? I will try replacing strlib.h with string.h as well. Zach Zachary Uram John 3:16 <>< |