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hi

I have a problem when I try to interface the gnu C++ to
the standard C functions. I want to use for example a C
routine ( let be socket() ) in a C++ program.

main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
...
    socket(parameters);
...
}

At compile time I have the following warning:

main.C: In function `int  main (int, char **)':
main.C: warning: implicit declaration of function `socket()'

The program works bu I would like to remove these 
warnings and apparently I cant do it using

extern int socket()
or
extern int socket(...)
or 
extern int socket('parameter declaration')

because in this case the linker does not find the
expected C++ object of socket() that is named 
socket_??_???_ because of the parameter check !

Any idea about that ?

Thank you
Fab