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Article #42232gcc 2.7.0 on DEC3100 w. Ultrix 4.3A and shm.h - fix needed?
From: Olof Backing
Date: Wed, 03 Jan 1996 00:00
Date: Wed, 03 Jan 1996 00:00
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I'm compiling gcc 2.7.0 successfully, but have found out when
compiling X11R6 that during the fix-header-phase, shmat() gets new
parameter types. They change from:
char *shmat(int, char*, int);
to
char *shmat(int, void*, int);
^^^^
How come? Or is this a correct behaviour during the compilation of gcc?
/Olof
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