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Yesterday I had a problem compiling P2C with gcc. I wanted to
do this using -Zomf -Zmt. The result was an error stating
timezone, daylight and tzname where multiple declared in
trans.obj. Without -Zomf it worked fine, so I assume it must
have been link386.
Eventually I traced it back to the fact that <sys/time.h>
was included in out.c and <time.h> in trans.c As known
time.h declares timezone, etc, whereas sys/time.h declares
struct timezone (or vice versa, I forget). I do not not if
this has anything to do with the problem, but I do know that
removing <time.h> from trans.c resulted in a succesful compile
and link.

The ultimate goal I had in mind was to reduce the exe size,
which -Zomf -Zmt has done for every other app. I recompiled sofar,
but it did actually create a larger exe for P2C. Too bad.

Anyway, maybe someone knows whats up with this timezone business.


Erik



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