In article <1992Aug9.212418.15219@unislc.uucp> erc@unislc.uucp (Ed Carp) writes:
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>You must be using the new gcc (2.2.2d).  That's the problem, and H. J.
>has a patch out for that.  Please try the public release of gcc, instead
>of the alpha versions.
>
>If you are using a different version of gcc than 2.2.2 from the mcc-interim
>release, please make sure the problem is not in the compiler before posting.

No, the compiler is GCC 2.2.2, from banjo.concert.net. It works fine for 
(almost) everything else; even the patch to 0.97 worked with no hitches (not
even a warning, as I recall) for me (for once :-). It just keeps crapping out
on the Elm and mail; as I said, no problems with the UUCP stuff.
(I tried commenting out the strcspn and strspn defs in /usr/include/string.h, 
and that got me past the opt_utils.c bit, but came up with another error
(multiple definitions of strcspn and strspn) later in the make. 

                                James

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