On Fri, Jun 29, 2001 at 06:07:33PM +0530, newlxuser wrote:
> Good Linux to everybody,
>
> while compiling in gcc, is there a way to know which header file to
> include to use a perticular function. Because as in Turbo C++, I tried
> to use "conio.h" to use clrscr( ), but it did not work. Is there
> "newlxuser" == newlxuser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
newlxuser> Good Linux to everybody, while compiling in gcc, is
newlxuser> there a way to know which header file to include to use
newlxuser> a perticular function. Because as in Turbo C++, I tried
newlxuser> to use "conio
Good Linux to everybody,
while compiling in gcc, is there a way to know which header file to
include to use a perticular function. Because as in Turbo C++, I tried
to use "conio.h" to use clrscr( ), but it did not work. Is there a
ready-made sample code, and the compilation process to do the gene
