From: cryptozip AT aol DOT com (CryptoZip)
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Re: compiler can't find "stdio.h" "no such file or directory"
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To: djgpp AT delorie DOT com
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:) I think I know what you are doing...
Check your code for the following

Are you writing it as
#include "stdio.h"   /*??*/

If so, change "stdio.h" to <stdio.h>

"stdio.h" means that the include is in the current directory that you are
compiling,
or in one of the directories you specify on the command like with the -I
option.

If this isn't the case, than you might not have DJGPP installed correctly.

If that isn't the case, then... I wouldn't know from the information you have
given.

My bet is that you wrote "stdio.h" instead of <stdio.h>... Such small things
can sometimes escape our notice, but with consistent practice we can learn to
master them ;)

Good luck with your coding!!