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In article <14DEC199218530277@eql.caltech.edu>, rankin@eql.caltech.edu (Pat Rankin) writes:
>      times() is not an ANSI standard function, so the compiler can not
> usurp external identifier `times' from the user's namespace when it's
> operating in ANSI mode.  DEC C is doing exactly the right thing here.
> If you look through <time.h>, you'll see a comment telling you to use
> /undefine="__HIDE_FORBIDDEN_NAMES" when compiling.  In the one I'm looking
> at it says that that's needed for strict ANSI mode rather than relaxed.
> It should apply to any mode which purports to be standard conforming.
> 
> 		Pat Rankin, rankin@eql.caltech.edu

Mine says that too. But it turned out I also needed 
/PREFIX_LIBRARY_ENTRIES=ALL_ENTRIES

Sorting out all these compiler switches. Argh!

Really, my problem is that I didn't sit down and study this stuff.
I just let some guy at the DEC porting center "do it for me."
Obviously disadvantages to that.

For example, all of a sudden with the new C compiler (X1.3)
lots of things work that I was having trouble with before.

I'm stilling trying to track down how some of my files
seem to have NOMEMBER_ALIGNMENT turned on without my knowing it.

-gjc