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Article #2869Re: Pointers to Incomplete Types in Prototypes
From: Mike Vermeulen
Date: Tue, 07 May 1991 14:35
Date: Tue, 07 May 1991 14:35
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> Actually, I'm a bit confused by this whole thing, because we also have > a HP system (HP 9000/835 running HP/UX 7.0), and the problem doesn't > occur with our compiler. The 7.0 ANSI C compiler on the 835 is not the same as on the hp9000 Series 300. --mev
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