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I'm trying to build a program that claims to be POSIX compatible.
With gcc as installed on my SunOS 4.1 system, the build fails
miserably because of numerous include file conflicts.  If I point gcc
to the SysV include files in /usr/5include, I get this:


/usr/5include/term.h:781: field `Ottyb' has incomplete type
/usr/5include/term.h:782: field `Nttyb' has incomplete type
*** Error code 1

If I define the symbol SYSV on the gcc command line, I get additional
errors but those 2 remain.  And using the SysV cc that comes with
SunOs does not work, as the program in question is written in ANSI C;
so it's gcc or nothing.

Anyone has an idea how to convince gcc to compile in a POSIX
environment?

Mail or post, I'll get it anyway.

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Fran�ois Yergeau (yergeau@phy.ulaval.ca) | Qui se fait brebis le loup
Centre d'Optique, Photonique et Laser    | le mange.
D�partement de Physique                  |
Universit� Laval, Ste-Foy, QC, Canada    |