/usr/include header library

Hi,
In Solaris 5.6, header files such as time.h and setjmp.h can be found in the /usr/include directory. I have an application running on 5.7 that tries to link to these header files. However, they are not located here on the box in question. I'd like to know if this is normal. I suspect that there may be some sort of option in the Solaris install that allows you to omit the files.
I would be very greatfull for any help.
Chris

Chris,
Files time.h and setjmp.h on 2.7 are in same directory. While installing Solaris what option you have selected? If you do deafult installation it will do only end user
support . Please do custom installation and choose option entire distribution.
Please check on same. Hope this helps you.
Thanks,
Santosh

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