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In article <4inkdi$fj5@hardy.jsc.nasa.gov>,
Daniel Poirot <poirot@mickey.jsc.nasa.gov> wrote:
> [ during compilation of GNU libc with GNU cc-2.7.2 ]
>In file included from stdio.h:1,
>		 from version.c:20:
>stdio/stdio.h:167: parse error before `void'
>make: *** [version.o] Error 1
>
>
>There is an error with its own stdio/stdio.h?  I don't get it.
>
>Is there a more recent version of glibc or is there a specific version
>of gcc that will compile glibc?  I didn't see anything in the release
>notes...

These problems come from the changed syntax for the "__attribute__"
extension with GNU cc-2.7.2 (I guess it came with this version).
The "__attribute__" now follows the parameter lists of a function
prototype.  GNU libc puts the "__attribute__" in front of the
prototypes. Read more about this in the info files.

I don't think that GNU libc is further developed and supported.
Have a look a GNU newlib from CYGNUS.
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