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> 2) It's being built not because DJGPP is lacking it, but because the
> host OS (CygWin) is.  That confused me for a while too...

Then it's a gcc/cygwin issue.

>    In the GCC source strsignal.c, I see:
>       psignal (unsigned signo, char *message)
>    In DJGPP's signal.h, there's:
>       void    psignal(int _sig, const char *_msg);
>    In the signal.h on SuSE 10 Linux,
>       extern void psignal (int __sig, __const char *__s);
> 
> So DJGPP and Linux agree, and the GCC source has a different
> prototype.  I couldn't find any other compilers/OSes on a quick
> scan of my systems that implement psignal.

Ah, but psignal shouldn't be compiled unless there *isn't* one, so it
can't be "wrong".  At least, it shouldn't be able to conflict with the
system one.