El 19/06/2010 19:46, PP<P8QQP8P9 P&P0QQP:P>P2 escribiC3:
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> Hello!
>
> I've tried pcc from OpenBSD 4.7-stable source tree.
>
> When trying to compile a simple example:
>
>    #include<stdio.h>
>
>    main()
>    {
>        printf("Hello, world!\n");
>        return 0;
>    }
>
> I get:
>
> /usr/include//time.h, line 112: syntax error
> /usr/include//time.h, line 112: syntax error
> /usr/include//time.h, line 116: syntax error
> /usr/include//time.h, line 116: syntax error
> /usr/include//time.h, line 118: syntax error
> /usr/include//time.h, line 118: syntax error
> /usr/include//stdio.h, line 220: syntax error
> /usr/include//stdio.h, line 220: syntax error
> /usr/include//stdio.h, line 226: syntax error
> /usr/include//stdio.h, line 226: syntax error
> /usr/include//stdio.h, line 235: syntax error
> /usr/include//stdio.h, line 235: syntax error
> /usr/include//stdio.h, line 267: syntax error
> /usr/include//stdio.h, line 267: syntax error
> /usr/include//stdio.h, line 268: syntax error
> /usr/include//stdio.h, line 269: syntax error
> /usr/include//stdio.h, line 271: syntax error
> /usr/include//stdio.h, line 271: syntax error
> /usr/include//stdio.h, line 272: syntax error
> /usr/include//stdio.h, line 274: syntax error
> /usr/include//stdio.h, line 274: syntax error
> /usr/include//stdio.h, line 275: syntax error
> /usr/include//stdio.h, line 277: syntax error
> /usr/include//stdio.h, line 277: syntax error
> /usr/include//stdio.h, line 278: syntax error
> /usr/include//stdio.h, line 279: syntax error
> /usr/include//stdio.h, line 281: syntax error
> /usr/include//stdio.h, line 281: syntax error
> /usr/include//stdio.h, line 282: syntax error
> /usr/include//stdio.h, line 334: syntax error
> /usr/include//stdio.h, line 334: syntax error
> /usr/include//stdio.h, line 334: compiler error: too many errors
>
> Searching mailing list gave me one close result:
> http://marc.info/?l=openbsd-misc&m=126249356918360&w=2
>
> but no solution anyway.
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
>
>    

hi, that one was me. Actually downloading the source
from the CVS server of the PCC project was the solution.

follow the steps in

http://pcc.ludd.ltu.se/downloads/

it works perfectly.

-J