by I just recently got my system running (see why below :]) and I've
run into a small problem.
I went to compile a program using a makefile, and it _will not_
find the standard header files in /usr/include. It's spitting a series
of errors (all similar) like this:
In file included from comm.c
/usr/include/errno.h:20:/linux/errno.h No such file or directory
I've verified the existence and contents of the headers, and that
they're in the proper location. I've tried sticking the -I flag in the
CFLAGS in the makefile, but to no avail.
Is this a problem with my setup? i.e. something didn't quite work
right, or am I missing something obvious?
SETUP: I used the Slackware dist on CD from SYBEX publ. and first tried
to install it on a MSDOS directory. To all wanting to do this with this
distribution, it doesnt' work!! the setup program doesn't work. So I
finally put an old 100M HD in and used color144. That worked :)
I'll personally bow down and worship anyone who can tell me
what's wrong with my C!!!
Christopher M. Ripp----------------------------------------------------------
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