I have a DevC++ project that has a file that #includes netinet/in.h in it, but the compiler can't find this in.h library! The <> brackets that surround the .h include are <> and will not allow the #include to show up in this post. The <> indicate that this library should be in the compilers library of system files. This project was from an old c code book on algorithms, so maybe the code in not compatible with the newer compiler? How do I solve this library problem?
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Well now that I have a discussion, it's good to know that the forum is active. Will look into the tags thing a try again later. After a quick look around on the net I did find some documents on winsock.h. It looks like a lot of #define in this and I think i saw some function prototypes which makes me wonders if there is an associated .c file to go with the header. I suppose I can paste the online text into and make a winsock.h file of my own and use it in the project. getting a download site doesn't seen very easy to find. syd