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From: seanf@sco.COM (Sean Fagan)
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Subject: Re: GCC with Xenix Include files
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Date: 18 Oct 90 22:25:18 GMT
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In article <1990Oct16.081629.106@bbt.se> pgd@bbt.se writes:
>If you update to 2.3.3 you will find that the include files, if
>possible, are even more screwed up. 

I think that the 2.3.1 DS update has this fix; the unix DS certainly
does (and many, many of the header files are protected against multiple
inclusion).

>	#ifndef SIZE_T_DEFINED

That, btw, is illegal, according to ANSI.  We use

	#ifndef	_SIZE_T
	typedef	unsigned int size_t;
	#	define _SIZE_T
	#endif	/* _SIZE_T */

which is legal (namespace problems).

>	#ifndef STDIO_INCLUDED

For these, it's of the format

	#ifndef	_STDIO_H
	#	define	_STDIO_H
	/* stdio.h stuff */
	#endif	/* _STDIO_H */

As I said, most of the header files in 3.2 have this already.

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