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From: Ian Miller <MrMiller AT shelob DOT plus DOT com>
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Subject: Re: problem with incude file - cont.
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Hi,

In article <3fac20e0_3 AT mk-nntp-1 DOT news DOT uk DOT worldonline DOT com>, 
lutnicx AT yahoo DOT co DOT uk says...
> Hi,
> I don't really know what you mean by shortening the code to view the problem
> because, first, I don't know what causes the problem, and secondly I don't
> think is my code...
> But again let me be precise what messages are printed by compiler.
> No errors in my code apart of lines like:
> 
> c:/djgpp/include/stdio.h:102: error: parse error before "va_list"

That does not help anybody to understand your problem.  Do you imagine 
that nobody else includes stdio.h in their C code?  If you understand 
that everybody does so very frequently, you should realise that it 
usually compiles successfully.  That is, you should perceive that your 
problem is unusual.  That is why you need to state exactly which version 
of DJGPP you have installed, state the command you are using to compile 
the code, and provide a (short) self-contained piece of C code that 
compiles with that error.  Otherwise people will simply go "it works for 
me" and leave you to work out what you have done wrong yourself.

If you cannot shorten it, including all 120 lines of code would not be 
the end of the world.

Best of luck,
Ian