a compilation problem

[champagne]

Hello guys,

I am not very familiar with the compilation of C. Now I met a problem
while I tried to compile a file downloaded from web. The error message is

Myfile.h:41:28: sys/fcntlcom.h: No such file or directory

I don't know where the fcntlcom.h file located? Could you give me a hint
about how to handle this problem?

BTW, I am compiling it under SunOS5.8, gcc3.3. Thanks a lot.


Xiaopeng

 

[Joona I Palaste]

Hello guys,

I am not very familiar with the compilation of C. Now I met a problem
while I tried to compile a file downloaded from web. The error message is

Myfile.h:41:28: sys/fcntlcom.h: No such file or directory

I don't know where the fcntlcom.h file located? Could you give me a hint
about how to handle this problem?

BTW, I am compiling it under SunOS5.8, gcc3.3. Thanks a lot.

sys/fcntlcom.h is a non-standard header file, so your implementation is
not required to *HAVE* it in the first place. Even if it has it, where
it is located is implementation-dependent. Ask in comp-unix.programmer
or a Sun newsgroup.

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[Derk Gwen]

# Hello guys,
#
# I am not very familiar with the compilation of C. Now I met a problem
# while I tried to compile a file downloaded from web. The error message is
#
# Myfile.h:41:28: sys/fcntlcom.h: No such file or directory
#
# I don't know where the fcntlcom.h file located? Could you give me a hint
# about how to handle this problem?

It would be with rest of the installed include files, usually /usr/include,
/usr/include/sys specifically. However that file might not exist on your
system. Check the porting notes, if any, and make sure you're compiling
appropriately for your system. Much so-called portable software is not.