In message <19960615.000902.28@compton.demon.co.uk>,
     Tom Hughes wrote:

> 
> Essentially, anything which includes string.h gives a warning about
> protoype conflicts between gcc's builtin protoypes and the ones in
> the header file for memcpy() and memcmp(). Leastways, I think that's
> what it is saying.
> 
> It isn't fatal, just annoying. The prototypes in the header file
> look fine, so the question is have I done something wrong or is
> this just a bug (in gcc maybe? this is 2.6.3). Incidentally, how
> is 2.7.2 now? Is it stable on RiscBSD yet?

gcc 2.6.3 has to be used with "-fno-builtin" to get rid of the warnings.

I have been using 2.7.2 sucessfully for some time now on RiscBSD. No
problems. Besides no "-fno-builtin" is needed. 

> 
> Tom
> 

Regards,
   Stefan

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Stefan Voss
(voss@yoda.in-berlin.de)