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From: cazier@mbunix.mitre.org (Cazier)
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Subject: stdlib.h
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Date: 8 Aug 90 21:21:32 GMT
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I just converted a FORTRAN program to its C equivalent using ANSI restrictions
under a turbo C environment. I then moved the source code to a UNIX-PC using
"cc" there to see if I had written a portable equivalent. The UNIX-PC 
complained of not finding "stdlib.h", a requirement by turboC. I imagine
that turboC has put out a rather good implementation of its ANSI compiler,
so is it the UNIX-PC compiler that's at fault or am I playing with a toy
compiler on the DOS side of the house to fit BIOS requirements?