Here's a declaration from .../lib/libc/citrus/modules/citrus_utf7.c
that our VAX compiler doesn't like:

typedef struct {
        union {
                uint32_t        chlen;
                _UTF7StatePriv  state;
        };
        char ch[4]; /* BASE64_IN, 3 * 6 = 18, most closed to UTF16_BIT
        */
} _UTF7State;

It generates the warning "unnamed struct/union that defines no
instances", and attemps to use the struct further down the file
generates errors like "structure has no member named `state'".

Are we stuck at GCC 2.95 for the VAX?  If so, I guess this code should
be changed to accommodate it, right?

-tih
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