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Help about SCO unix complie problem ?
Can you tell me why ? Thank you !
$ cc -L /usr/lib server.c -lsocket UX:acomp: WARNING: "server.c", line 60: argument is incompatible with prototype6 Undefined first referenced symbol in file ffush server.o UX:ld: ERROR: a.out: fatal error: Symbol referencing errors. No output written t $ |
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It could be these possible errors :
Assumption :- ( U r writing Server Module Using Sockets) 1) bind , accepts SSC functions requires one of the parameters as a pointer to struct sockaddr structure. Kindly be sure u r using a structure of said type or else u have to typecast it. 2) I think u r trying to use fflush instead of ffush. Try these points , u might get ur code sucessfully compiled
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do you mind send your source code to me?
i think i can get the right reason. i think there are some simple syntax errors in your code, maybe i can help u. i like scounix too, and hope to help each other in future. thanx. |
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