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I have lattice C 5.04 and am having a problem with include files.

I am writing a program that uses string stuff and standard I/O.
Plus, I want to be able to use the registerized parameters.

The first few lines are:

/* get standard delarations so registerized stuff'll work */
#include <stdlib.h>
/* we want to use the string builtins, so */
#include <string.h>
/* and we are using the standard I/O */
#include <stdio.h>

When I compile, I get loads of ERROR 72's, which is redeclaring something
declared elsewhere.  What is happening is that the decs in string.h are 
redefining those in stdlib.h.  What gives?  I need the stdlib.h prototypes
to use the registerized calling scheme, and I need string.h for the builtins.

Is this a bug?  How do I resolve it?


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