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In article <DAVID.92Jun30221209@delphi.dseg.ti.com> david@dseg.ti.com (david bourgoyne) writes:

>    After scratching my head for several minutes trying to understand
>    the "WARNING" file, I uncommented the last CFLAGS line in the
>    Makefile.  This did the trick.
	...
>    #CFLAGS= -O -Aa -DSIGQUIT=_SIGQUIT -DSYSV # HPUX cc 
>    CFLAGS= -O2  -funroll-loops -traditional-cpp  # gnu cc  2.00 on SunOS

I think the problem is a well known one on Sun platform. (If you check
gnu.gcc.* newsgroup, the problem is mentioned now and then.) 

Namely, Sun's header files contain non-ANSI construct especially with
_IO* () macros. Gcc, being ANSI-compliant, preprorcess the source in a
different way from the way how Sun's cpp expects to handle it.  When
you install gcc, the installer is supposed to run `fixincludes' which
`fix'es the header files so that they can be compiled with gcc. I
think using -traditional-cpp is a good solution.




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