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From: bryan@cs.utexas.edu (Bryan Bayerdorffer @ Wit's End)
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Subject: Amiga NetHack 3p7 amiwbench.c compile problem
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Date: 1 Mar 90 18:58:52 GMT
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	Here's another one:  I ran into a minor problem compiling the Amiga
workbench code using Lattice 5.04.  Part of amiwbench.c looks like this:

#include "hack.h"

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#ifdef LATTICE
#include <strings.h>
...
#endif

	It turns out that hack.h causes <stdlib.h> to be included.  the
external defs for the memory functions (memccpy, etc.) have argument types that
differ from those in strings.h, where these functions are also declared.
Buzzzzzz... Error 72: External item attribute mismatch.
	Since these functions aren't used, I got around this by making a copy
of strings.h, deleting the external defs for the memory functions, and
including this new file in place of strings.h

Anybody else have this problem?  Did I not R some part of TFM?  I know this can
happen to *other* people, but...  :-)