> Sorry, the actual message is "identifier not found", "undefined symbol" was a > product of my faulty memory.
OK, please post the *exact* error messages that you see when compiling each specific file (and note which file is being compiled in each case). (If the error messages instead occur during *linking*, then that means that you need to add some *library* to the link line, not #include any header file anywhere.) > > I understand that noone else has seen this problem, but it's faulty logic to > suggest that these files don't need to include stdlib.h.. if it's compiling > it just means that stdlib.h has been included by another header. If file A #includes file B, and file B #includes “stdlib.h”, and file A compiles OK, then file A most certainly does *not* also need to #include “stdlib.h”. (Once again, nobody else is reporting the issue that you claim to be seeing (and unfortunately you’re far from the only person who’s still using Windows :-).) Ross Finlayson Live Networks, Inc. http://www.live555.com/
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