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I'm trying to get ANSI-style header files to use with gcc 2.4.3.1 on Sun
SPARCstation 10s running SunOS 4.1.3.  Running fixincludes on the standard
header files isn't quite sufficient, since the default header files on these
machines were written for use with the bundled C compiler and does not use
ANSI-style prototypes and doesn't even bother to declare some functions which
are presumably declared implicitly by the program (notably printf()).  I do
have a copy of Sun's ANSI C compiler version 1.0 which comes with some
ANSI C header files.  Could I just use fixincludes on these files as well?
Might I run into any incompatabilities with this later?  (This concern was
brought about primarily by the math libraries.  I noticed that acc carries its
own math libraries around, and I have wondering if using acc's math.h file with
the default math library [or whatever it is that gcc uses] might cause problems
down the road.  However, I would certainly like to know if some other
incompatabilities might arise.)

You may reply to this on this newsgroup, if you wish, but I would like
repsonses sent through E-Mail.  I will summarize the mail I get on this
subject should there be suffiecient interest.  Any help will be appreciated.

-- Randall M! Gee
(rmgee@soda.berkeley.edu)