Talk: HEART Program
On 2 Nov 1994, James Perkins wrote: > Sorry to disappoint you, but your program doesn't work. The compiler tells > me: > > "heart.c", line 10: cannot find include file: "strings.h" > > and stops. What might be causing this? You dont have your include dir's setup correctly for your compiler, or(most likely) the compiler isnt searching the directory where the strings.h header is stored. If u r using gcc(also cc I think), the -I/this/is/the/dir/where/strings.h/is flag tells the compiler to check out the dir named. Read the man pages on gcc or cc for more info. Nick
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