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Could anybody explain, why the prepocessor of GCC 1.37 can't find the 
include files. The precompile phase gives just an error message:  
Undefined error: 0 for the next very simple code: 

#include <stdio.h>
main()
{
printf("Test on GCC\n");
}

Thus I can't proceed from the very beginning of compiling. Should I 
change something on setup or configuration?
The include files are located in the GCC 1.37:BSD #includes-folder. I 
have put this name to the  search path but it doesn't work. The folder 
usr contains the subfolders lib- and gcc archive, the gcc archivessa 
contains the GCC-program as well as the loader  and stdio.suit. What are 
this file loader and the suit-type files for?

As I left away the includes, I could do the precompilation and the 
assembing without any error, however during the linking there is the 
error message: undefined function _printf.

The was no tutor or instructions, how to start and use GCC.

I use a Macintosh version of GCC on a 7.5 system.
I have earlier used a C-compiler on Amiga only and I have found as a new 
Mac-user , it's difficult to find any programming languages to be used on 
a Mac. I would be happy, if I could find a Pascal compiler at least.

I will acknowledge with gratitude your advices,
Jarmo Lammi


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