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Re: fed up with div_t


Matthieu.GIRARDIN@fr.thalesgroup.com wrote:

I want to use div() and div_t so I select " div()/ldiv() implementation header " in "ISO C and POSIX infrastructure -> Standard general functions"

I tried without filling the header (so it stay filling with 0 (zero)) :
logically it doesn't work...

What do you mean by this? Are you using up to date host tools e.g. from 2.0?


I fill the header with <stdlib.h> in a second time beause it's the only
header file with a definition
of div_t in my directory "final_linux_install" ...

But it doesn't work too : it told me " div_t undeclared "

And also " va_list undeclared " (my second problem) ...
>
Any ideas ?

No because you don't say where it happens!


Jifl
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