Hi There,
I would like to get a project that I had worked on a while ago (with Kubuntu 7.10) ported to my current environment that I just setup with Kubuntu 8.10 (installed kubuntu-desktop from an initial Ubuntu install) but KDevelop 3.5.3 tells me a whole bunch of times accross the whole project (almost every file) 'EXIT_SUCCESS' was not declared in this scope where 'EXIT_SUCCESS' also shows up as 'strerror', 'strlen', 'atoi', 'system' or any other standard c/c++ keyword - i see that those key words are all in include files and when i explicitly include those headers, the compiler errors seem to disappear - but why does it compile without all these "standard includes" on a different system? I feel as if i'm missing something on my system. I installed the build-essential package tho.
Also the system where it works to compile just fine features gcc 3.4.4 where as i'm trying to get it compiled on my box with 4.3.2 - that shouldn't make a difference, eh?
Any clues?
Thanks,
Ron
PS> Yes I do haave access to a system where the project compiles succesfully - same code!
I would like to get a project that I had worked on a while ago (with Kubuntu 7.10) ported to my current environment that I just setup with Kubuntu 8.10 (installed kubuntu-desktop from an initial Ubuntu install) but KDevelop 3.5.3 tells me a whole bunch of times accross the whole project (almost every file) 'EXIT_SUCCESS' was not declared in this scope where 'EXIT_SUCCESS' also shows up as 'strerror', 'strlen', 'atoi', 'system' or any other standard c/c++ keyword - i see that those key words are all in include files and when i explicitly include those headers, the compiler errors seem to disappear - but why does it compile without all these "standard includes" on a different system? I feel as if i'm missing something on my system. I installed the build-essential package tho.
Also the system where it works to compile just fine features gcc 3.4.4 where as i'm trying to get it compiled on my box with 4.3.2 - that shouldn't make a difference, eh?
Any clues?
Thanks,
Ron
PS> Yes I do haave access to a system where the project compiles succesfully - same code!
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