Path: utzoo!attcan!uunet!wuarchive!kuhub.cc.ukans.edu!zeus.unomaha.edu!jsaker
From: jsaker@zeus.unomaha.edu (Jamie Saker)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.programmer
Subject: Stealth Think C header file attack?
Message-ID: <7832.27b32be5@zeus.unomaha.edu>
Date: 9 Feb 91 04:53:25 GMT
Lines: 24

I've just begun working out of Mark and Reed's "Macintosh Programming
Primer" (Volume 1) and as soon as I hit the first assignment using
Think C (version 4), I've run into a problem with stealth header files.

When I go to add the stdio.h header file, Think C cannot see it inside
it's folder.  We're running it off of an AppleShare server (SE/30) and I'm on
a SE (w/ 2 1/2 MB RAM).  The files are visible at the desktop
level, but when it comes to including -any- header file, they
are not visible.  However, any *.c file /is/ visible.

Just for fun, I pulled Think C down to my hard drive off of the server
to see if that was the problem.  Still no change: headers/  folder
appears to be empty.

I noticed that version 4 is copyrighted in 1989, same year as the release
of Macintosh Programming Primer. Could this be a version change? Or
am I doing something quite stupid?

Many many thanks in advance from a Mac-Programmer-wanna-be :-)


|    Jamie Saker     jsaker@zeus.unomaha.edu   Public Relations Director     |||
||   C&DC Consultant jsaker@orion.unomaha.edu  UNO Student Chapter of the     ||
|||  Univ.Nebr@Omaha JSAKER@UNOMA1 (bitnet)    Assoc. for Computing Machinery  |