hello friends,
i m doing programming in vc++.
but while making a basic program of link list facing a problem.
when i try to add aaloc.h file it turns into atlalloc.h.
there is no file as alloc.h.

#include <stdio.h>
#include <atlalloc.h>
struct node{
    int data;
    struct node *link;
};
void add(struct node *);
void main(){
    struct node *start;
    start=NULL;
    add(start);
    printf("done");
}
void add(struct node *temp){
    printf("one more loop");
}




**pls help how to run this program**

why would you want alloc.h? You don't need it to just allocate memory with malloc(), which is declared in stdlib.h.

thanks for ur reply
but what if i need to use calloc function.
i have read that calloc and malloc fucntion is defined in alloc.h
more specifically : alloc.h is absent in vc++??

Both those are declared in stdlib.h, not alloc.h. AFAIK alloc.h is a non-standard extension by gcc and MinGW compilers.

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