gcc-2.95.2

[Agung Yogaswara]

On Thu, 22 Feb 2001, Jerry Miller wrote:

> The only version of <sys/time.h> where I could find '__tz'
> was on my Web host.  (It's also the only Linux system to
> which I have access.)  The lines where I found it are:
> 
> extern int __gettimeofday __P ((struct timeval * __tp,
>    struct timezone * __tz));
> extern int gettimeofday __P ((struct timeval * __tp,
>    struct timezone * __tz));
> extern int __settimeofday __P ((__const struct timeval *__tv,
>    __const struct timezone *__tz));
> extern int settimeofday __P ((__const struct timeval *__tv,
>    __const struct timezone *__tz));
> 
> If yours looks anything like this, the only explanation I can
> see is that '__const' is for some reason defined as something
> other than 'const'.  (A declaration of "int float x;" gives the
> identical error message.)
> 

thanks.
 here is my version of '__tz" in /usr/include/sys/time.h (the
only one):

struct timezone
  {
    int tz_minuteswest;     /* Minutes west of GMT.  */
    int tz_dsttime;     /* Nonzero if DST is ever in effect.  */
  };

#if defined __USE_GNU || defined __USE_BSD
typedef struct timezone *__timezone_ptr_t;
#else
typedef void *__timezone_ptr_t;
#endif

extern int gettimeofday (struct timeval *__restrict __tv,
             __timezone_ptr_t __restrict __tz) __THROW;

extern int settimeofday (__const struct timeval *__tv,
             __const struct timezone *__tz) __THROW;


thats pretty much different, isn't it?
am i miss something?

btw, i'm using kernel 2.3.4.