In article <20050314194611.GA1118@antioche.eu.org>,
	Manuel Bouyer <bouyer@antioche.eu.org> writes:
> a build.sh fails on linux (fedora 2 if that matters) building libc.
> I guess it's because of:
> --- llib-lc.ln ---
> getvfsstat, arg 1 used inconsistently   LintSysNormal.c(1074)  ::  __getmntinfo1
> 3.c(69)
> getvfsstat, arg 1 used inconsistently   LintSysNormal.c(1074)  ::  __getmntinfo1
> 3.c(72)
> getvfsstat, arg 1 used inconsistently   LintSysNormal.c(1074)  ::  __getmntinfo1
> 3.c(80)
> getvfsstat, arg 1 used inconsistently   LintSysNormal.c(1074)  ::  statfs.c(175)
> getvfsstat, arg 1 declared inconsistently       LintSysNormal.c(1074) :: getmnti
> nfo.c?(46)
> fstatvfs1, arg 2 used inconsistently    LintSysNormal.c(959)  ::  opendir.c(114)
> fstatvfs1, arg 2 used inconsistently    LintSysNormal.c(959)  ::  statvfs.c(57)
> fstatvfs1, arg 2 declared inconsistently        LintSysNormal.c(959) :: getmntin
> fo.c?(46)
> __getmntinfo13, arg 1 declared inconsistently   __getmntinfo13.c(58) :: LintSysN
> ormal.c?(7)
> fhstatvfs1, arg 2 used inconsistently   LintSysNormal.c(839)  ::  statvfs.c(63)
> fhstatvfs1, arg 2 declared inconsistently       LintSysNormal.c(839) :: getmntin
> fo.c?(46)
> statvfs1, arg 2 used inconsistently     LintSysNormal.c(3791)  ::  statvfs.c(51)
> statvfs1, arg 2 declared inconsistently         LintSysNormal.c(3791) :: getmnti
> nfo.c?(46)
> 
> Any idea why this doesn't show up on NetBSD, and if a fix or workaround
> is possible ?

Does Fedora include a file called "libc-lc.ln"?

	Kind regards

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Matthias Scheler                                  http://scheler.de/~matthias/