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Re: problems with a code made in linux working in windows

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Oct 20th, 2007

You might be better off trying to compile it as a C++ program rather than a C program.

Your friend has obviously made use of a few compiler extensions which GCC supports, but which few other C compilers do, in particular:

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gsl_matrix_set(A,4,3,0.3);

double *y = (double *) calloc(B+S,sizeof(double)); // populations

Standard C does NOT support mixed declarations and statements. For that you need
- a C++ compiler
- Some non-standard extension in your C compiler
- A C99 (the new C standard) compiler.

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