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Hi, On Fri, 2004-04-09 at 17:48, Archie Cobbs wrote: > Now, back to my other question: why not just get rid of _POSIX_SOURCE? > That seems to solve the problem in all cases (unless I'm confused, which > is probably the case :-) No, you seem to get it. I was confused during some of my earlier experiments. gcc sets the POSIX_VERSION when -std=c89 is in effect which is why I thought I needed _POSIX_SOURCE. I am running some more tests, but it seems you are right the we only need _BSD_SOURCE. Thanks, Mark P.S. It will still not compile with gcc-2.95, but it will when all warnings that are now produced by default are fixed. Soon, I hope.
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