macOS missing stdio.h

[ltz47]

I am trying to learn to program in 'c'.
Downloaded xcode development tools, installed those along with gcc compiler 3.3 and 4.0
When I try to compile a program that includes the statement #include <stdio.h> I get an error message, that it cannot find the file.
Using terminal, and searching around, I navigated to /usr/include/gcc/darwin - there are 3 directories, 3.3, 3.3-fast, 4.0.
These directories include various .h files such as stdint.h, etc. but no stdio.h - can anyone suggest what I should do next?
Thanks!

 

[teh_pwnerer]

ltz47,
Doesn't sound like the dev tools installed properly.. There should definately be C library header files in /usr/include.

 

[Whyren]

I am trying to learn to program in 'c'.
Downloaded xcode development tools, installed those along with gcc compiler 3.3 and 4.0
When I try to compile a program that includes the statement #include <stdio.h> I get an error message, that it cannot find the file.
Using terminal, and searching around, I navigated to /usr/include/gcc/darwin - there are 3 directories, 3.3, 3.3-fast, 4.0.
These directories include various .h files such as stdint.h, etc. but no stdio.h - can anyone suggest what I should do next?
Thanks!

Is that file in /usr/include/ ?. That's where the file would be, not in /usr/include/gcc/darwin/.... What kind of project are you trying to build in? Standard tool, or something else?

 

[ltz47]

Did an additional installation

The file was not anywhere on the disk but I then installed several other development tools including bsdsdk and x11sdk and one of those had the file.
Thanks.