i have to convert a sco-ux program to run in linux. I changed the makefile with cc rewritten to gc.
up to there so fine..new problems arized.following messsages appeared as:

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gcc -c falcsad.c
In file included from falcsad.c:5:
stc.h:15:24: sys/stream.h: No such file or directory
In file included from stc.h:26,
from falcsad.c:5:
../hdr/tab.d:78: warning: useless keyword or type name in empty declaration
make: *** [alcsad.o] Error 1

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My question is whether gcc libraries for linux is different thatn for other unix versions?

Uh, why don't you just backup all the stuff you want to save on the system, wipe it, and install a linux distro from scratch?

thanks for "a" solution. But that is a "no solution" for me. My problem was one (pls. see the ques, at the last of the ..) and the solution different.anyway, thks.

I'm afraid it won't be that easy. There is no sys/stream.h in linux nor in glibc.

You will have to rewrite some parts of the code to use linux functions and header files instead of sco ones.

yeah...I think I shud do that..cool anyway to hack and rewrite portions of the source code not mine. And I had wasted weeks trying to give at compile time the options into gcc about location of sys/stream.h...thumbs up r0b0...