28 Sep
2001
28 Sep
'01
9:06 p.m.
Charles Keeper wrote:
Hello, The following question concerns a friend of mine. As I am not at all familiar with GPC it might seem trivial to you. My friend tries to use the random function like this: " rand := random/exp(31*ln(2)); " When she compiles the program she gets the error " In function 'Rand' : undefined reference to 'Random' ". The question is: is the syntax correct or does GPC support random function?
Yes.
Her program runs correctly on UNIX, however UNIX is not always available, hence she needs to use Linux 7. Unfortunately I don't know what version of GPC is installed.
`gpc -v' tells the version. Maybe it's to old (several years old) and doesn't know `Random' yet.
Frank
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