I recently loaded SuSE on my intel comp.
I am presently taking a walk down memory lane from my days at UofT.
I was fiddling round with cc and the gcc compilers.
I wrote a basic basic basic program .
I tried to compile it as I remember doing in Uni. The problem is that it can't find the header file that I included in the program (studio.h). The compiler spits out the error message "studio.h: No such file or directory.
Where is this file located or do I have to load it from elsewhere?
Thanks.
PS:I did a search for studio.h and found no references.
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