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<HR><H2>[COLD] net.c problem Linux 1.2.x</H2>
<H3>daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Fri Mar 29 01:29:17 1996
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From: frankc@netcom.com (Frank Crowell)
To: coldstuff@cold.org (Cold)
Date: Thu, 28 Mar 1996 22:12:45 -0800 (PST)


I'm compiling Genesis 0.4 on Linux 1.2.X and get
the following:

net.c: conflicting types for 'bzero'
net.c: warning  ....

anyway, it goes on to say that it was previously defined.

I see in net.c that:

#if !defined(sys_linux) &amp;&amp; !defined(sys_freebsd)
extern void bzero(...blah blah...)
#endif


My guess is that sys_linux did not get defined because I have
an old linux.  I could comment the extern line out
but I don't know if that is the right approach.
Any other suggestions for getting sys_linux to be defined
or should I not worry about it?

Frank
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