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In article <hunt.714159566@shy.umd.edu>, hunt@shy.umd.edu (Brian Hunt)
writes:
>man@magwien.gv.at (Andreas Manessinger) writes:
>>Meanwhile I got a hint from `olle@bellatrix.tdb.uu.se'. He writes:
>> olle> You will have to edit the files Xlib.h and Xutil.h.
>> olle> You will need to move some definitions (those in your listing
>> olle> and some others) from Xutil to XLib
>>

There's nothing to edit. If your software is installed correctly, you
will have /usr/include/mit which contains the X11R4 incs in the right
MIT compatible manner. Simply use this with -I/usr/include/mit and no
problems will be any longer. If you find no mit subdir, start to install
the unsupportet X11 stuff from the consolidated software distribution.
Btw, you get an imake and xmkmf (R4) too with this...

Another solution is to get the X11R5 distribution from MIT and install
it somewhere (f.i. /usr/X11R5).

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