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Today I tried to recompile several apps, using -Zomf and -Zmt
to reduce executable size. However, I  got errors that are
not there when compiling without those options.
Specifically, p2c complains about:

        gcc -Zomf -Zmt stuff.obj out.obj comment.obj lex.obj parse.obj decl.obj
 expr.obj pexpr.obj funcs.obj trans.obj dir.obj hpmods.obj citmods.obj -o p2c.ex
e p2c.def

trans.obj(trans.obj) : error L2025: daylight : symbol defined more than once
trans.obj(trans.obj) : error L2025: timezone : symbol defined more than once
trans.obj(trans.obj) : error L2025: tzname : symbol defined more than once

There were 3 errors detected

daylight and tzname are never referenced, and timezone is used as
a struct timezone tz;

zip (from info-zip) gives:

        gcc -O2 -m486 -s -o zip.exe zip.def zip.o zipfile.o zipup.o fileio.o uti
l.o  globals.o deflate.o trees.o bits.o   os2zip.o   -los2 -Zmt
fileio.o: Undefined symbol _errno referenced from text segment

I had this at one point wher errno.h wasn''t included and doing so
fixed it, but here errno IS included so I am stumped.

If someone can point aout what the problem is I'd be grateful

Erik


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