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>stdio.h is located in >/usr/local/lib/gcc-lib/powerpc-ibm-aix5.2.0.0/3.3.2/include Great! I've found the include files.... in a similar path but in the /usr/gnu folder, how then do I incorporate them with the gcc command without the -l?

>Is there a stdio.h in /usr/gnu/include? There's no stdio.h in the /usr/gnu/include. Should I download some sort of library for the GNU library?

I've installed a gcc compiler and it's path is /usr/gnu/bin/gcc.... problem is my header file are stored in /usr/include/ ... when I trying compiling a simple hello.c program I get stdio.h: No such file or directory - What could be the problem?

My current SCO application does not contain the ar command, could it affect the generation of *.a files after compilation of my C program?

fredericofonseca .... thanks it worked!! I downloaded some VOLS, moved them to the /tmp, uncompressed them, then run scoadmin software and directed it to the media images .... Vualla!

I've changed my approach: I now intend to use the GNUGCC packages in my Development Kit (On CD), my bandwidth is too low and it might take me forever to download a file like that again. After mounting my CD how can I install the packeges using "pkgadd"?

The conventional tar xvf gcc-2.95.2-VOLS.tar gives me the following error: tar: directory checksum error Where I'm I going wrong?

Unable to initialize device! error Is what I'm now getting when i'm trying to install the VOL.000.000 which is in my / folder.

How Do I Install a Downloaded Media Image e.g gcc_vol.tar So as to install new Sofware in my SCO Open Server 5.0.7