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I'm trying to get gcc working as a cross compiler for a local m68k
based machine that we make. After making a local.h (tm.h) things work
OK, except that I can't get size_t to be what I want. I put a 

#define SIZE_TYPE "unsigned int" 

in local.h, but it hasn't changed the occurence of my problem.

In the course of compiling a C++ module, I get an error about the
prototyp of memcpy (from string.h> conflicting with the built-in
prototype of memcpy. The difference is that the last (third) argument
is of type size_t. That is typedef'd to unsigned int according to our
string.h (libc), but gcc insists that that the type of the last
argument is "long unsigned int". 

I guess it's possible that the type of the memcpy prototype isn't
governed by the SIZE_TYPE macro. 

If anybody wishes to respond, I'd love to know the location of the
built-in declaration of memcpy or, even better, the way to really
control what gcc thinks is the type of size_t for the target machine. 

Many thanks!

Samuel Druker					uunet!cognex!samuel
Cognex, Corp.					+1 617 449 6970 x541
15 Crawford Street
Needham, MA  02146 USA


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Samuel Druker					uunet!cognex!samuel
Cognex, Corp.					+1 617 449 6970 x541
15 Crawford Street
Needham, MA  02146 USA