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- From: Adam.Morris@octacon.co.uk (Adam Morris)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: Re: Where is sscanf() ?
- Date: Tue, 19 Mar 96 17:40:47 GMT
- Organization: Octacon Ltd
- Message-ID: <4ima1r$bja@mulgave.octacon.co.uk>
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- In article <4icigs$pqd@mother.usf.edu>,
- millert@grad.csee.usf.edu (Timothy Miller) wrote:
- >I'm really having a hard time here. I can't seem to get any c++ program
- >to compile without warnings if it has something like sscanf in it. What
- >do I include? stdio.h doesn't exist, cstdio doesn't contain it, and
- ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ WHAT!!! it does on our system (g++
- under SunOS) are you sure you're looking in the right place...
- >iostdio.h causes serious fatal errors.
- check your man pages... they should tell you what it's in (ours says stdio.h)
- then check the pages for find and try using that to find out which directory
- it's in...
- and if that still doesn't work talk to your system manager. :-}
- Hope this helps somewhat,
- Adam
-