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> But if you use getgrent, is it OK to also import setgrent, etc. into
> the namespace?

That's OK.  The problem is using getgrgid (which is posix) and pulling
in getgrent (which is not).

We shouldn't need a stub for getgid because it's posix, unless an ansi
function pulls it in.  We only need stubs for non-posix/ansi functions
which are used by posix/ansi functions.