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everytime i compile a C program with gcc i get the error "windows.h: No such file...blah blah blah". any directions or line would be greatly appreciated. tnx!...
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- 07-30-2004 #1Linux User
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knoppix missing windows.h
everytime i compile a C program with gcc i get the error "windows.h: No such file...blah blah blah". any directions or line would be greatly appreciated. tnx!
- 07-30-2004 #2Just Joined!
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as far as i know windows.h is specifically for windows, this means that the sourcecode that depends on windows.h can only be compiled on windows, not linux...
- 07-30-2004 #3Linux Guru
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no, it should be compileable, you just need to find it, probably just download it, is this programming that you have written yourself? in witch case you should know where windows.h is and just need to point the compiler to it.
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o, didn't knew that, but what i do know is that in a lot of exploits <windows.h> is included...
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- 07-31-2004 #6Linux User
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first of all thanks for ur e4rts....,
i'm typing the gcc proggy.c -o proggy.
am i doing something wrong?
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