asked on 11/21/1999

c compiler

I have installed linux 6.1 to my pc i am new to linux word. My c copiler is not working properly i have reinstalled it many times. When everi am compling my programe error's comes
filename.c : 1: stdio.h : no such a file or directory
Do u have solution for it

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gunny051499

11/23/1999

DVB

11/21/1999

Have you installed the header files and the development libraries? The problem des not appear to be in the compiler but in the libs and/or headers.

arvindrajput

11/21/1999

ASKER

yes i have installed all libraries and header file.
I think i have missed some thing can u send processor to install them

gunny051499

11/21/1999

please post the include instruction you used to include stdio.h, thanx

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jetx

11/23/1999

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gunny051499

11/23/1999

jetx, stop confunding people will you? ;)
c++ compilers are not backward compatible in "some way", the standard c compilers you get/build alongside with the c++ compliers ARE a subset of them...

a., you may of course use gcc/egcs instead of g++
also, don't use this ugly form for compiling an application, you could use (for example):

gcc -o executable_filename filename.c

and run ./executable_filename afterwards