I am trying to compile a program using GCC in SCO, and I am unable to find the ctype.h file. I have managed to find the other files that were missing when compiling, like string.h etc.I was getting this returned before I found where most of the other files were:In file included from test.c:76:strutil.c:2: string.h: No such file or directorystrutil.c:3: stdio.h: No such file or directoryIn file included from test.c:77:pcutils.h:3: ctype.h: No such file or directoryIn file included from test.c:78:pcutils.c:2: string.h: No such file or directorypcutils.c:3: stdio.h: No such file or directorytest.c:79: time.h: No such file or directorytest.c:81: stdio.h: No such file or directoryMost of those files are in /opt/K/SKUNK99/Gcc/2.95.2pl1/usr/local/lib/gcc-lib/i386-pc-sco3.2v5.0.5/2.95.2/include/oldstyleNow it is showing this:In file included from test.c:77:pcutils.h:3: ctype.h: No such file or directoryTherefore my question is:Where can I find the ctype.h file?This question is related to .profile in SCO
Unable to find headers in GCC
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ctype.h is part of the standard C library, so it really should be on your system somewhere. I don't use SCO, but on my various FreeBSD machines at home, and the numerous Solaris machines here at work, ctype.h is in /usr/include. If it's not there on your SCO machine, perhaps it's in /usr/local/include? Or perhaps there's some other standard location under SCO. find should be able to tell you where it is, in any case.