c - Why Does Clang See a Type Conflict? -

resolved!

maybe i'm losing edge, me don't see why clang giving me following error when compile linked list file (llist).

error: conflicting types 'remove'  int remove(struct node *llist, int val);  note: previous declaration here extern int remove(const char *__filename) __throw; 

my .h file:

struct node{   int val;   struct node *left, *right; };  struct node* get(struct node *llist, int i); int remove(struct node *llist, int val); struct node* search(int val, struct node *llist); void deletelist(struct node *llist); void add(struct node *llist, struct node *toadd); 

my .c file:

#include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include "llist.h"    int remove(struct node *llist, int val){   struct node *cur = llist->right;   while(cur != llist){     if(cur->val != val)       cur = cur->right;     else{       cur->left->right = cur->right;       cur->right->left = cur->left;       free(cur);       return 1;     }    }   return 0; } 

there standard function named remove in stdio.h has signature of:

int remove(const char *filename); 

rename function.

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note: @r.. points out, name remove reserved if stdio.h not included.