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Is this a program you've written yourself? You probably need to tell the compiler the location of the header agent.h. With gcc, you can specify the directory in which to look for headers by using the -I option. Obviously, you'll probably need to edit your makefile to add the relevant directory..
do you mean i have to add agent.h in Makefile?
i dont get you, can u eleborate?
thanks
Spell out your words. And you either need to have the agent.h file in the location where your system has the rest of the include files, or you have to specify a fully-qualified path in your C source.
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