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From: Cesar Rabak <crabak AT acm DOT org>
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Subject: Re: bnu214s compiled for djgpp 2.04 alpha
Date: Tue, 21 Sep 2004 15:12:55 -0300
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fdonahoe AT wilkes DOT edu escreveu:
> 
> Has anyone anything to offer to resolve the error found by
> gcc 3.4.2 in the source of gmp-4.12?
> 
> Is it, "This time the designers of gcc have gone too far!
> Go back to 3.3.x."??
> 
> The errors were like this sample.
> 
> gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -D__GMP_WITHIN_GMP -g -O2 \
> 
>   -fomit-frame-pointer -mtune=i486 -march=i386 -c mpz/aorsmul_i.c
> 
> mpz/aorsmul_i.c:62: error: conflicting types for '__gmpz_aorsmul_1'
> 
> /gmp-impl.h:628: error: previous declaration of '__gmpz_aorsmul_1' \
> 
>    was here
> 
> mpz/aorsmul_i.c:62: error: conflicting types for '__gmpz_aorsmul_1'
> 
> /gmp-impl.h:628: error: previous declaration of '__gmpz_aorsmul_1' \
> 
>    was here
> 
> make.exe[2]: *** [mpz/aorsmul_i.lo] Error 1
> 
> 
> 
> from gmp-impl.h
> 
> 628: void __gmpz_aorsmul_1 _PROTO ((REGPARM_3_1 (mpz_ptr w, \
> 
>    mpz_srcptr u, mp_limb_t v, mp_size_t sub))) REGPARM_ATTR(1);
> 
> 
> 
> from mpz/aorsmul_i.c
> 
> 61: mpz_aorsmul_1 (mpz_ptr w, mpz_srcptr x, mp_limb_t y, \
> 
>    mp_size_t sub)
> 
Frank,

Does the mpz_aorsmul_1 function definition starts on line 61 of 
aorsmul_i.c, or there is a 'void' in the previous line?

If there is the 'void' in aorsmul_i.c, then could you please run:

gcc -E aorsmul_i.c -o aorsmul_i.i

and see how the declaration at line 628 expands?

--
Cesar Rabak