>> conio.h
>> cstring.h
>
>conio.h is a DOS-thing and doesn't exist under Unix - you will have to
>rewrite those parts of your program. If I remember correctly, the
>"curses" library provides similar functionality under Unix, however,
>you'll hav to dig into the documentation to find out what to use.
>I'm not sure about cstring.h - could be a DOSism as well.
For the curses library, you want the ncurses RPM. Conio functions will
have to be rewritten, but I've heard it's not too difficult.
cstring is a backward-compatibility library that provides C string
functions to C++. The approved way to invoke it is
#include <cstring>
A deprecated way to invoke it is
#include <string.h>
The header file cstring (not cstring.h) lives in the libstdc++-devel RPM.
It is possible that old versions of GCC accepted
#include <cstring.h>
and that the more stringent 2.96.2 compiler included with RH7 does not.
Matthew Saltzman
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