From:	Andrew Cottrell <andnews AT ihug DOT com DOT oz DOT au>
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	Re: Conflicting types [va_list] in stdarg.h & stdio.h when making Allegro
Date:	Thu, 30 May 2002 20:06:30 +1000
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jase,

>  Just another quick issue.  When making Allegro, it doesn't get very far!
>The first file to compile stops with an error complaining of conflicting
>types of va_list in stdarg.h (line 110), with the previous definition coming
>from stdio.h (line 34).  I didn't think stdio.h even defined va_list!?!  I
>looked at the header file and, sure enough, it doesn't.  So, what is the
>compiler complaining about?

Please disreagrd this if you are not using GCC 3.1 other wise please
read this:-

You must be using GCC 3.1 as these type of issues have only just
surfaced with the GC 3.1 release. I suggest that you check out the
djgpp developers list at www.delorie.com for a number of threads that
have "GCC 3.1 patch" text when perfroming the email searches. The
threads as still a bit hot and have not been comitted to the CVS
repositry yet, give it a few days and it will. 

The code changes are simple, I have been able to apply and post some
LIBC patches based on Richard's original set of patches sent on
Tuesday night.

Regards,
Andrew

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