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I am having trouble with the include files for my installation of GCC
2.4.5 on SunOS 4.1.3. I run configure with
--target=sun-sparc-sunos-4.1.3. The installation procedes fine. When I
try using the g++ compile on a file that includes <arpa/inet.h> I get
the error message:

/usr/include/arpa/inet.h:16: too many arguments to function `long unsigned int  inet_addr ()'

I look at inet.h and sure enough, it doesn't have a prototype for
inet_addr that takes arguments. Well, we have the Sun C++ compiler
headers, so I think why not use them as the default system includes
instead of /usr/include. So I recompile gcc using

make SYSTEM_HEADER_DIR=/pkg/lang/SC2.0.1/include/CC_413 ...

Now when I compile with this g++, I get an error in <c_varieties.h>.
It seems that fixinclueds fixed a C++ comment "//" that was inside a C
comment to a C comment so that now we have a C comment inside a C
comment (illegal). That is, this line in <c_varieties.h>

 *  		#ifdef __cplusplus	// for C++ only			  *

was changed to 

 *  		#ifdef __cplusplus	/* for C++ only			  **/

which causes all sorts of parse errors. I think this is a bug in
fixincludes. It shouldn't fix anything inside of comments.

My question: 

How can I install GCC properly so that it gets a proper prototype for
inet_addr() (and others? Any help is greatly appreciated.

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