For the past several weeks, I have tried to compile programs but I keep getting variations of the following:
/usr/include/bits/local_lim.h:27: linux/limits.h: No such file or
limits.h is an important package for C and C++ compiled programs. It
contains all the information about what sizes the various types of
fundamental entities are on this machine.
For instance it will tell you what the biggest number you can stuff into a
long.
Virtually any C/C++ program that is designed to run across different
platforms/machines will use this to find out what it can do.
Alan
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From: "ZephyrQ"
The 'limits.h' seems to be the common element. A search of my system shows me 7 different locations (many of them from /lost+found). Do I just copy from one of those into...where? I do not have a linux/limits directory at root.
Installing by RPM seems to work fine, but a lot of programs are not available that way...(the latest being Procmeter).
All help is appreciated--thanx.
System info: SuSE 6.4, AMD k6-2...yada yada yada.
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