BPB9204%TAMSTAR.BITNET@cunyvm.cuny.edu (01/29/89)
Seeing some of the different replys about include files makes me write. There are two different formats of include: #include "file_name" and #include <file_name> T. they do the same, but how they do it is the difference. #include "file" instruc ts the compiler to search first the same directory the file that contains #include resides in, then search other directories. #include <file> is to search only in certain special directories where standard system files are located. At my university's vax using UNIX (Ultrix v1.0, I think) we use #include <f>. I think if you are on a PC, you'd try #include "file" - because related file are stored in the same directory on a PC, and on a vax, so many users have similar files spread all around. I hope this info helps. (It was in the book, C as a second Language, by Tomasz Muldner & Peter W. Steele, 1988 Addison-Wesley Publishing Co, Inc., pages 94-96. )). Brent Burton -----------> BPB9204@TAMVENUS on BITnet