Re: question about switch, return, break

From: George (greerga@CIRCLEMUD.ORG)
Date: 12/19/97


On Fri, 19 Dec 1997, Blue Lang wrote:

>nope, it was 2.0.5c. came straight out of the bowels of Red Hat 5.
>Speaking of which, if anyone is upgrading to RH5 and wants the quick and
>dirty on what to do to make your mud compile (it's simple) mail me
>off-list.

Odd, I installed it from the 2.0.5.tar.gz file with 2.0.5c patch.  Not a
single problem.  Perhaps RedHat did something to the library. (Yes, my
version of the libc works, my MUD is currently running on it.)

>I'm really curious as to what's going on though.. It acted as though
>-fno-strict-prototypes was being completely ignored, or am I
>misinterpreting what that flag is supposed to do?

That basically means (to me) match anything with the same function name.

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