• %u <petermnemonic hotmail.com> Oct 06 2006
• Walter Bright <newshound digitalmars.com> Oct 06 2006
• Mill-Creeks <petermnemonic hotmail.com> Oct 07 2006
• Walter Bright <newshound digitalmars.com> Oct 07 2006

Excuse me, I am no experienced C programmer, but I really need help.
I've installed DMC and if I write a program normmean.c containing this lines;

      unsigned short myseed;
      myseed=750908;
      srand48(myseed);

...and also:

      double chi;
      chi=drand48();

.. I get an error when compiling. Running "dmc normmean" yields

"normmean.obj(normmean) Error 42: Symbol Undefined _srand48" and equally for
"_drand". What is wrong? The same program (attached) worked well when compiled
with gcc at my school.

%u wrote:
 "normmean.obj(normmean) Error 42: Symbol Undefined _srand48" and equally for
 "_drand". What is wrong? The same program (attached) worked well when compiled
 with gcc at my school.


srand48 and drand are not standard C functions.

Thank you very much for your reply, Walter Bright!

How may I access drand48() and srand48() then? I thought they would come with
"#include <stdlib.h>".

Mill-Creeks wrote:
 Thank you very much for your reply, Walter Bright!
 
 How may I access drand48() and srand48() then? I thought they would come with
 "#include <stdlib.h>".


You could switch to using the C standard random number generator rand() 
and srand().