Redundant declaration of __mbstate_t
Matthew Dillon
dillon at apollo.backplane.com
Fri Nov 14 11:05:11 PST 2003
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:There is a redundant declaration of __mbstate_t in both /usr/include/machin=
:e/
:ansi.h and /usr/include/machine/stdint.h This currently breaks the build o=
:f=20
:gcc33 from ports. Should there perhaps be an #ifndef to protect this inste=
:ad=20
:of removing one which could possibly break more software? Also is anyone=20
:else having consistantly dropped buffers at reboot? I have at least 6 give=
:n=20
:up on every boot, even if I unmount everything except root before rebooting.
:
:=2DCraig
/usr/include/machine/ansi.h no longer exists... what you see in
there is a stale copy of the file.
Basically we need to modify gcc33 not to try to include it, and also
not to try to #define over __size_t.
-Matt
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