>>>>> thus on Tue, 9 Jun 1998 16:18:36 -0400, Del wrote:
> Parse error usually means one is missing. (from what I have learned
> without a stupid C book)
> also, if you include a the section of code that has that error,
> like lines 38 - 45 it usually helps everyone tell you what is wrong.
> Mark Gerritsen wrote:
>> In file included from comm.c:47:
>> comm.h:41: parse error before `sigfunc'
>> comm.h:41: warning: data definition has no type or storage class
>> <it goes on, but it's prolly all related to these two lines>
Actually it could something as simple as sigfunc not being defined. Are
all the proper include files being included.
d.
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