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Kay Schulz (kschulz@ba-stuttgart.de) wrote:
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: Hi ,I have some problems installing groff on an ISC3.0 machine.
: I think the problem is my libg++.
: I had problems instaling libg++ but after a while int worked.
: Now I try to install groff, but when the g++ starts to link the files
: an error arrives...
: fileno error (not found) something like that, first referenced in libbib.a
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: I noticed that my normal stdio.h has a macto and an extrern function
: for fileno and that the stdio in /usr/local/lib/g++-include hasnt....
: 
: But what can I do? The compiler looks for it in g++-include...
: Does anybody knows what to do?
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Hi!

fileno() is defined in stdio.h. But you have to compile with -D_POSIX_SOURCE
to get that function and link with -lc_posix.

If you have installed fixincludes, you should compile with gcc -posix
to a) define -D_POSIX_SOURCE when compiling and b) link with -lc_posix.

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