eh**********@gmail.com writes:
I need the header file xutility.h for unix compilation using gcc.
In my previous respone, which you didn't quote, I wrote:
| Downloading just a header file is seldom useful. You need the version
| of the header that's appropriate for your system, and you need the
| code that implements whatever the header declares.
|
| The header file is likely to be part of some software package, and you
| need the whole thing.
|
| A Google search shows several different things called "xutility"; I
| don't know which one you're looking for.
I still don't know what you're looking for. If you told us exactly
what version of gcc, what variant of Unix, and what hardware you're
using, I *still* wouldn't know what you're looking for.
xutility.h must be part of some software package. You need to find
and install that package; even if you could find the single file
"xutility.h", it almost certainly wouldn't do you any good.
As Ben Pfaff pointed out (and I should have thought to mention
myself), this is also question 10.11 in the comp.lang.c FAQ,
<http://www.c-faq.com>.
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