Re: compiling a simple program
"khurana77" <rkhurana@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1117546223.115754.295130@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Its One and the same thing in Linux sys/signal.h includes the file
> signal.h as
> #include <signal.h>
On FreeBSD signal.h includes sys/signal.h (not vice versa)
I'd take another look at your headers - according to the standard
the macros are supposed to be defined after the inclusion of signal.h
(note - the standard doesn't refer to sys/signal.h anywhere!)
That being said, the correct include is <signal.h> and NOT sys/signal.h
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