Hi,
We are building a code having the call to the function srand48 and drand48.
Using the older gcc versions which is 4.2.0 the code runs smoothly. However
when compiled using the latest gcc version (4.3.0) it gives the following
error.
testTBuffer.cpp:24: error: ‘srand48’ was not declared in this scope
testTBuffer.cpp:27: error: ‘drand48’ was not declared in this scope
On including the header file stdlib.h the problem gets solved. What difference
in header files between the two versions of the compiler is causing this
problem? Is this a defect? Is there any workaound to this problem other than
manipulating each and every file in the project?
Sample program that will reproduce the problem:
#include<iostream>
int main(void)
{
printf("Hello World \n");
srand48(clock()+getpid());
}
Awaiting your help in solving this problem,
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Thanks & Regards,
Snehalatha
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