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	A week or so ago, I asked the following 2 little questions.

	Firstly, when I compile with gcc-2.*, I get warnings with the use of
    strlen().  This is due to the fact that ANSI specifies that strlen()
    should be declared size_t (ie. unsigned long).  Correcting string.h and
    putting the manually fixed version in gcc's fixed includes directory
    solved this.  On our Suns & Sequent it is declared as int.  Thanks to
    Donn Cave & Olaf Flebbe.

	Secondly, why are executables so much larger than vendor ccs?  Well,
    on a Sun, this is due to using static libraries.  I was mistaken when I
    tested it on another machine; it was larger when I specified the debug
    flag.  Normally, gcc actually produces slightly smaller code.  Thanks to
    rms.

	Hope the answer to the first clears this up for a few other people,
    and no-one got mislead over the second.

	Simon.