From: fabio AT joplin DOT colorado DOT edu (Fabio Somenzi)
Subject: Using gcc to port from Unix to NT 4.0
22 Jan 1997 01:27:25 -0800
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>>>>> "AM" == Andrew Mitchell <a DOT mitchell AT zetnet DOT co DOT uk> writes:

 AM> What haven't I got? Surely malloc.h is available.

Not necessarily. I had an application that included malloc.h.
I realized that it wasn't really using it (lucky me) and just got
around the problem by removing the "include".

The standard declarations for malloc and friends are in stdlib.h.
malloc.h normally defines extensions that are system-dependent.
I believe that's the reason why malloc.h is not found in gnu-win32.

Fabio

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