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Hi there--

I'm using version 2.6.0 of the gcc product with the excellent
C matrix macro package Meschach. My problem is this: when I include
the standard Mescach headers, which then include the standard ANSI C
headers, I get a warning like this:

  matrix.h: warning: Conflicting types for built-in function strcmp

(it's actually much longer because it contains the path to the standard
gcc library). Here's the odd part--no where in any of the headers or other
code I'm using do I even *mention* strcmp or strcpy. What's odder, those
are the only two warning flags I get. 

I took out my ANSI reference and looked up strcmp and strcpy and compared
the reference prototype with the prototype in the library. They checked
out. ANd let me just reiterate: I ripped through *every* file that
might, somehow, wind up included in my programand did a grep strcmp
on it. Nix.

So how can I have conflicting types for a function that only gets
defined once, in a standard header? And why just those two functions?

Thanks for listening.
-Andreas


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Andreas Lehnert                             awlehner@ellis.uchicago.edu
                                       aarlehn@hilbert.spc.uchicago.edu