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Where is stdio.lib?

Hi guys,
noddly question. I have the Microsoft Driver DDK and wish to add some
file output to one of the c examples but I can't find the stdio.lib.

Where do I find such a file and is it different for each version of windows
etc...

Regards

Mark
Nov 14 '05 #1
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Sgt Sausage wrote:
Hi guys,
noddly question. I have the Microsoft Driver DDK and wish to add some
file output to one of the c examples but I can't find the stdio.lib.


Hi Mark, this is really the wrong group to ask. The topic here is
standard C, not a particular vendor's implementation. You're probably
better of asking in a group that deals specifically with the Microsoft
compiler suite.

Best regards,

Sidney

Nov 14 '05 #2

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