[Bug libstdc++/31717] libstdc++-v3 - Make fails with: ./c++locale.h:69: error: '__locale_t' does not name a type

["rob1weld at aol dot com" <gcc-bugzilla at gcc dot gnu dot org>]

------- Comment #6 from rob1weld at aol dot com  2007-04-29 07:31 -------
I was only trying to clairify that another problem occurred in that exact same
spot AFTER I followed your advice - IE: that is was possible that your solution
was not the only thing needed to fix the problem.

I downloaded a more recent SVN (I only update once a week to save the server)
and followed your advice. I do not have a problem in _that_ particular portion
of the build. The NEW problems _are_ filed in seperate reports.

That option was used because I copied the script from the Linux part of my
system over to the WinXP side and built with Cygwin using the same options.

I appreciate you pointing out that the oversight I made would not work with
Cygwin since I spent a some time trying to determine what the problem was and
how to fix it. I did search the bug reports before posting.


Sorry for any confusion (that I had "lump[ed] together many different issues in
a single report"). I thought I only made a complaint about _one_ thing. 


This report is only supposed to be a complaint that:

"The main ./configure does not check if the user has chosen options that are
not suitable for the platform. It lets you do a make that works fine for _many_
hours and then fails when it is _almost_ finished. One example of this
behaviour is that it is possible to choose '--enable-clocale=gnu' when
compiling for the Cygwin platform".


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