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As has been noted by a posting in gnu.gcc.bugs, the ANSI C prototypes for
(at least) the standard C library functions no longer work under 2.5.5,
whereas they worked fine under 2.5.4.

The behavior comes from lines like this ( in
${prefix}/lib/gcc-lib/sparc-sun-sunos4.1.3/2.5.5/include/stdio.h ):

---gcc-2.5.4------------------
#if defined(__STDC__) || defined(__cplusplus)
extern int fclose (FILE *);
[other prototypes . . .]
#endif
------------------------------

changed to:

---gcc-2.5.5------------------
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern int fclose (FILE *);
[other prototypes . . .]
#endif
------------------------------

I.e. instead of checking for the cpp tokens "__cplusplus" OR "__STDC__",
the include file directs the compiler to parse prototypes if only
"__cplusplus" is defined.  

Simply defining "__cplusplus" to include the prototypes does not work, as
(naturally) it includes C++ code from the include files.

This prevents anyone from using the 2.5.5 compiler with ANSI C prototypes
on a system without ANSI C /usr/include headers.

Why was this removed from the 2.5.5 release?

Since 2.5.5 is billed as "the last major release of gcc until 2.6 sometime
in the spring", how do I go about changing this back?

			thanks fer yer support,