OS 3.9 Includes headers missing(as installed from NDK3.9)

I installed the NDK3.9 and took a look in the includes_h path.

/* My familiarity with includes paths is just what ever has been installed by the devopment package (SAS/C). I've never actually used an NDK before or generated header files using scripts.*/

To my surprise, I have no ../math.h, ../stdio.h, or any ../xxx.h for that matter. The only things I have are directories. My guess is that I haven't run a script that is hidden somewhere. Of course, there is no documentation telling me to do so, and I am at a loss on this one.

This is probably an extremely easy one for the gurus, but any info on this is appreciated.

Thanks

[rgen]

The NDK contains only the Amiga stuff. stdio, math etc. is part of the definition of the C language and supplied with the compiler or replacement C run time libraries.

Originally Posted by rgen

The NDK contains only the Amiga stuff. stdio, math etc. is part of the definition of the C language and supplied with the compiler or replacement C run time libraries.

So if I want to set up a SAS/C environment to use the NDK3.9 includes, do I need to replace the existing SAS/C includes sub-drawers with the ones from the NDK3.9 and leave the math.h, stdio.h, etc., alone? Or are the SAS/C include sub-drawers also part of the C definitions?

-->include //this is the main include drawer in the SAS env
|
|---- stdio.h
math.h //these are headers in SAS include drawer
time.h //defining C
string.h
.
.
-->clib
-->dos //these are the sub-drawers in the SAS
-->intuition //include drawer (specific to Amiga?).
-->harware //can I replace these with NDK3.9 drawers?
.
.
Not sure what I should do here.<img> I read many of the files in the NDK3.9, but none explain how to actually use the Amiga includes supplied with it.

I assume there are at least a few ways of doing this:

1) using #include "NDK3.9:include/include_h/sub-drawer/xxxxxx.h"
2) generating a new set of NDK3.9 includes using a script or tool
3) using compiler options to point to the alternate NDK3.9 includes
4) just copy NDK3.9:include/include_h/#? to the SC:include drawer

Ultimately, I would like to have 3.9 includes as the default so I can just use something like #include <stdio.h> and be sure stdio.h is referencing the 3.9 includes.

[rgen]

You can replace the drawers in SAS/C's include with the drawers from the NDK and keep the files in the main dir.

To use the them just include the proto/xxx.h files for the definition of the function calls and the other includes for the definition of the structures and constants.

Ok, thanks... I'll give it a go.