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Subject: pedantic again
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Someone added "-std=gnu89 -pedantic" to libcrypto's make; given that 
stdlib.h and several other places contain "long long", this results in 
several thousands of warnings about C89.  We need to either go modern
or not but not try both at once :-)

Also usr.bin/window generates LOTS of warnings; I didn't spot just what
kind.

-- Pete