hi,
Tnx to all, worked immediately after moving the files! Also tried with
explicit path with -I
regards,
fafe
On Feb 6, 2008 11:42 AM, grischka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Prasad Gadgil :
The error is about not finding stdio.h.
Unfortunately the available compiled zip for windows is
Hi,
This is a dummies Q. but it's been some time since I had compiled a
program and looked at the paths on a command line etc.
I have directly unzipped the compiled zip for windows. I am unable to
compile the examples\fib.c. The error is about not finding stdio.h. I
have tried a lot of variations
-L specifies library directories, -I specifies include directories. Try
using -I instead.
On Tuesday 05 February 2008 18:14:46 Prasad Gadgil / प्रसाद गाडगीळ wrote:
Hi,
This is a dummies Q. but it's been some time since I had compiled a
program and looked at the paths on a command line etc.
On Tue, Feb 05, 2008 at 11:44:46PM +0530, Prasad Gadgil / प्रसाद गाडगीळ wrote:
Hi,
This is a dummies Q. but it's been some time since I had compiled a
program and looked at the paths on a command line etc.
I have directly unzipped the compiled zip for windows. I am unable to
compile the
From: Prasad Gadgil :
The error is about not finding stdio.h.
Unfortunately the available compiled zip for windows is not correctly packed.
You need to move the files from the 'bin' folder one level down into the
parent folder.
--- grischka
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