The GCC compiler insists on ANSIfying the two files mentioned in
the subject, and I think that it should be done by the kernel
maintainers, not GCC ones.
The little patch for 'nls.h' is to add conditional preprocessor
constructs around a typedef:
typedef __u16 wchar_t;
>#ifndef __cplusplus
typedef __u16 wchar_t;
>#endif
The patch for 'a.out.h' is smaller, though:
|#ifdef linux
|#ifdef __linux__
Well, I cannot really see why the ANSI standard is violated in
those two files, but if it is, the changes are pretty small to do...
Raśl
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