Re: Intel C++ compiler for Linux 11.1 doesn't build m4 1.4.13 on NetBSD

[Eric Blake]

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According to Bruno Haible on 12/19/2009 4:30 AM:
> This is right for platforms for which the '_offset' field is declared as an
> 'fpos_t'. Thanks. But for the platforms where '_offset' is a scalar type
> (_off64_t on Cygwin), and where fpos_t might or might become a struct,
> the use of fpos_t is better avoided. I'm therefore applything this (which
> currently is a no-op).

Cygwin 1.7 passes the configure tests without needing any assistance from
gnulib, so it compiles neither fflush.c nor fseeko.c.  And cygwin 1.5 is
dead (no more development).  Therefore, cygwin will never be impacted by
this change, nor have to worry about the type of _offset.  But all the
same, your patch doesn't hurt anything.

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Eric Blake             address@hidden
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