including <stdlib.h>

[Mark Mitchell]

>>>>> "Ross" == Ross Smith <ross.smith@nz.eds.com> writes:

    Ross> Kaveh R. Ghazi wrote:
    >>  Hmmm, I just checked the list archive and for some reason the
    >> file I submitted seems to have stripped all the include
    >> statements so they appear without the file its trying to
    >> include inside [angle > brackets]. Wierd...

    Ross> The list archive is returning the documents as HTML, but
    Ross> neglecting to replace less-than and greater-than (and maybe
    Ross> ampersand too, I haven't checked) with the appropriate
    Ross> entity codes.

This is kind-of a feature.  I actually suggested doing things this way
early on because it means you can save (as source) a patch and patch
your sources with it.   If the '<' became '&lt' that wouldn't be
possible.  Perhaps the CVS server obsoletes this, but perhaps not;
it's sometimes nice to be able to try out someone's patch, or assist
them with it, before it's ready to be checked in.  Ideally, of course,
we'd have both...

    Ross> -- Ross Smith
    Ross> ............................. < mailto:ross.smith@nz.eds.com >
    Ross> Internet and New Media, EDS (New Zealand) Ltd., Wellington,
    Ross> New Zealand "Isn't it interesting that the same people who
    Ross> laugh at science fiction listen to weather forecasts and
    Ross> economists?" -- Kelvin Throop III

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