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Sorry, the actual message is "identifier not found", "undefined
symbol" was a product of my faulty memory.<br>
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I understand that noone else has seen this problem, but it's faulty
logic to suggest that these files don't need to include stdlib.h..
if it's compiling it just means that stdlib.h has been included by
another header.<br>
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Robert Smith.<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 03/16/2015 11:08 AM, Ross Finlayson
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it's unreasonable for files to include the headers that
define the symbols they use so maybe worth adding stdlib.h
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But I have no evidence that these file ‘need’ to #include
‘stdlib.h’. If they did, then they wouldn’t *compile*.</div>
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<div>'Undefined symbol’ errors are problems that occur during
*linking* - which has nothing to do with #include files.</div>
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<div>Once again, nobody else has reported the problem that you
claim to be seeing.</div>
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