>Date: Sat, 16 Mar 1996 23:53:22 -0500 (EST)
>From: Mathew Patton <patton@unix1.sysnet.net>
>
>As a followup to my prevoius post, apparently a g++ v2.7.2 program needs 
>the above named library.  That's not surprising.  I'm curious what v2.5.4 
>uses.  Anyway, turns out the problem with building gnu-libc is that a 
>bunch of files use a function declaration format like:

Update your system to -current (1.1B).

-current has moved most (all?) ports to 2.7.2.  Both 2.4.5 and 2.7.2
are in the tree, but hopefully 2.4.5 can Go Away soon.  libg++ 2.7.1
has also been imported, which will fix your libstdc++ problem.

>__NORETURN void foo(arguments)....
>
>The __NORETURN is what is blowing up gcc with a parse error.  I can't 
>find mention of __NORETURN anywere in the system sources.  So what can I 
>do about it?

This must be defined in glibc's config.h, because I've never seen it
anywhere in the NetBSD sources either.  The NetBSD equivalent is
__dead.
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