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When compiling lrzsz, I get an error on a line like |
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extern char *strstr(); |
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The compiler error says that this is an invalid usage of a macro (0 |
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arguments instead of 2). |
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"lrz.c:47: macro `strstr' used without args" |
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The above declaration is in a #ifndef STRICT_PROTOTYPES block. The |
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first thing I tried was adding -fno-strict-prototype to the gcc command, |
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but that did not do the trick. The solution I have provided in the |
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lrzsz ebuild is to comment out the #ifndef block, and that works fine, |
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but I was wondering if any of you developers have a more elegant solution. |
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Chad |
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