Package: libdb4.3-dev Version: 4.3.27-1
/usr/include/db.h says (to the mainteners?) :
/* * !!! * Berkeley DB uses specifically sized types. If they're not provided by * the system, typedef them here. * * We protect them against multiple inclusion using __BIT_TYPES_DEFINED__, * as does BIND and Kerberos, since we don't know for sure what #include * files the user is using. * * !!! * (...) */
But the reserved space for these definitions is left blank. So that gcc fail to compile this simple test :
$ cat > /tmp/test.db.c #include <db.h> ^D $ gcc --std=c99 -c tdb.c errors !!
This works without specifying std=c99 or with std=gnu99 because of gcc additions.
Shouldn't trivials typedefs be added right into db.h ?
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