compiling error with CE IUNIVERSAL_Examples

David,

Could you verify that your standard system include directory includes string.h (typically /usr/include)? IUNIVERSAL Examples don't explicitly include a -I for string.h and relies on system instead. I am aware of some hosts that don't have this installed by default (i.e. on Ubuntu I recall having to do a build-essentials install).

Katie

Thank you katie

I can find string.h inside /usr/include/ , however, there is the same error when I compile. and I also try to install build-essentials , no new updated.

what else I should to do?

Thanks

david

David,

What happens if you try to compile a simple hello world type program on your host (to be run on your host, not the target)? Does it find the appropriate headers?

-Katie

Thank you Katie,

I just follow the instruction, download the .bin file and run it on my pc. then change the makefile, and "make clean && make all"  . Please have a look of my files pasted on pastebin:

1. makefile: http://pastebin.com/R903jkir

2. error message: http://pastebin.com/1S8LLYDt

Thank you very much.

all bests,

david