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Re: quad_t
- To: Michael Vance <briareos at lokigames dot com>
- Subject: Re: quad_t
- From: Mo McKinlay <mmckinlay at labs dot interopen dot org>
- Date: Wed, 15 Mar 2000 03:59:02 +0000 (GMT)
- cc: gcc at gcc dot gnu dot org
# Is anyone aware of a magic symbol I can toss GCC that
# will prevent it from arriving at __USE_BSD (I assume this is actually
# a glibc issue...)? -U__USE_BSD, -U_BSD_SOURCE, etc., don't do anything
# useful since they don't *prevent* the defining of a preprocessor
# value.
Have a read through <includes>/features.h. It maps things like _BSD_SOURCE
to __USE_BSD, and so on. It should give you enough information for you to
figure out what doesn't switch __USE_BSD on.
Alternatively, you could spend ten minutes with sed :-)
Hope this helps.
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