Where to get header files under /usr/include/snmp

My source codes relate to SNMP subagent. Currently mu codes is conpiled in a SOlaris 7 machine. I can find the needed header files in /usr/include/snmp. Now I want to build another compiling machine with SOlaris 9. But after I installed Solaris 9, I can not find the header files under /usr/include/snmp/. Is there some specific packages I need to install? Or Solaris 9 has removed or changed the name of these files?
Thanks!
Yong

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