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From: "Clive Goodhead" <clive@swnet.net>
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Yes you are right I did mean 2.2.6 - I just got the CDs out to
check - April 1998!
>
> ITYM 2.2.6 - there was no FreeBSD 2.6
>
Thank you, that is just what I wanted to know - I will not worry
any more -  everything that I have tried seems to work.
>
> Recent versions of gcc are much pickier about what they will accept as
> "perfect" C code, and we've also enabled more of the warning checks on
> recent (post-3.x?) releases.  i.e. we just didn't used to show the
> warnings gcc was capable of generating.
>
> Kris
>




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