In which header file does BOOL type defined

All,
Can anyone tell in which system header file does 'BOOL' type got #define'd or typedef'ed.
Because i get the following error, while doing a make.
parse error before 'BOOL'.
Regards,
venkat

Hi There,
The C language is case sensitive,
so if you are looking for the definition, you need to use lowercase bool or uppercase BOOLEAN
type.
The best way to search is
cd /usr/include or /usr/include/sys
and grep for the word pattern. These are
the standard header files.
eg. grep BOOL /usr/include/*.h
If you use grep -i BOOL /usr/include/*.h,
this will ignore the case and prints everything that
it finds that matches BOOL.
...jagruti
Developers Technical Support
Sun Microsystems, http://www.sun.com/developers/support

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