stdio.h and stdlib.h

[Andrew Luis Arruza]

In trying to compile C code I'm getting an error that it can't find the "fcloseall()" function. When I do a "which stdio.h" or "which stdlib.h" I get a message that there isn't one in my path. Do these "stdlib.h" and "stdio.h" get included in the ansic package? This server is running 10.20.
Thanks for any/all help.
Andy

[Stefan Farrelly · Accepted solution]

stdio.h and stdlib.h are both part of the base HP-UX install.
On 10.20 if you do an swlist -l bundle you should see;

HPUXEngRT800 English non-Graphics Runtime HP-UX Environment

If you do an swlist -l file HPUXEngRT800 | grep "stdio.h"
you should see it listed under the ProgSupport fileset.

If these files dont exist then something is wrong with your base HP-UX install as on 11.0 the ProgSupport fileset is also part of a basic HPUX install (as on 10.20). You could install the ProgSupport fileset manually from the HP-UX Core (install) CD if needed. These header files are also included in the aC++ compiler but this is purchaseable and you dont need it.
I noticed on a recently installed server that the ProgSupport fileset was missing and I installed it from the Core/install CD. I have no idea what someone selected on the original install to omit this important fileset.

[Voloshin Igor]

Hi,
The 'which' command searches an executables only, so it will not find the headers stdio.h and stdlib.h. These headers, like the other C/C++ headers, are placed under /usr/include directory.
Relating the fcloseall() function, I didn't find such a function in the ANSII C. If it is there, please, let me know.
Igor