In article <20030604123123.0c844d2b.10.50@free.fr> you write:
>> That indicates that your system header files (in particular,
>> /usr/include/time.h) are newer than your libraries
>> (/usr/include/libc.*). You need to either install older header files
>> or newer libraries.
>
>I suspected that, indeed.
>I tried to fall back to standard 1.6.1 /usr/include, but the build.sh
>then fails indicating missing header files (especially in sys/ and
>arch/).

This is a bug and shouldn't happen.  build.sh should work correctly on
NetBSD 1.6.1 without needing to change any of the system header files.  Give
us details (at least full build.sh command line and complete mk.conf) and we
might be able to fix it.

> So I had to make includes in /usr/src/sys - but the problem is
>back ! :(

Well, yes, if you install headers that don't match your libraries, you'll
get this kind of problem (though having headers older than your libraries is
likely to be safe.

>Is there a way to get a pre-chewed set of -current binaries and
>librairies ?

Try <ftp://releng.netbsd.org/pub/NetBSD-daily/current/>.

-- 
Ben Harris