This looks like a case that's similar to what's handled by the following
code in gnulib/lib/sys_select.in.h:
/* On IRIX 6.5, includes , which includes
, which includes . At this point we
cannot
include , because that includes ,
which
gives a syntax error because has not been comp
Looks like I should double-check my bug reports. The problem wasn't
timeval, it was timespec_t. The error below occurs, whenever the
gnulib is included without including beforehand,
even when compiling a file containing just
#include
#include
cc-1020 c99: ERROR File = /usr/include/internal
On 03/02/2016 01:44 PM, Dale R. Worley wrote:
> Eric Blake writes:
>>> The instructions to build is in the README-hacking file. Perhaps we
>>> should add INSTALL file.
>>
>> INSTALL is generated as part of bootstrapping the package.
>> README-hacking tells how to bootstrap the package. Building
Eric Blake writes:
>> The instructions to build is in the README-hacking file. Perhaps we
>> should add INSTALL file.
>
> INSTALL is generated as part of bootstrapping the package.
> README-hacking tells how to bootstrap the package. Building from git is
> different than building from a tarball
Follow-up Comment #7, bug #47261 (project findutils):
I wrote a script to determine what all the stat() calls are looking at, and it
turns out my guess was wrong. There are a lot of files that find doesn't
find, and I doubt it's because they're not in the filesystem. E.g., all of
/etc is missing
