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Hello andrew! 25 Jan 03 07:27, andrew clarke wrote to Gerrit Kuehn: >>>> gcc 3.x complains about va_start in fidoconfs line.c and refuses >> Actually I just wanted to know if this is known to happen. ac> Don't know. I use gcc 2.95.3 here under BSD. Google might know ac> though. I was using the same (2.95.4/FreeBSD), but then I thought it would be a good idea to try gcc 3.x, because some people had reported problems on systemes using newer gccs. I still had gcc 3.1 available on my system, which I had to install to be able to compile OpenOffice some months ago. This one gave me those strange errors. Now with gcc 3.2 everything is fine, again. I used Google to find some information about the problem, but the output was rather sparse. The problem seems to have existed in gcc up to 3.1; there are also people still reporting the same problem with gcc 3.2, though the issue should have been fixed there. Well, all I can say is that now with gcc 3.2.1 it's ok for me. Regards, Gerrit --- Msged/BSD 6.0.0* Origin: Shock to the System (2:246/4020) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 @PATH: 246/4020 2411/413 2432/200 2476/418 140/1 106/2000 1 379/1 633/267 |
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