Hi Paul,

Thank you for your report.

I would like to note that the standard headers you are using violate
some naming conventions explicitly stated in the ANSI/ISO C standards.
Namely, there must be no macro named SIZE_T_MAX defined in <limits.h>.
Only names beginning with __a or _A or __A, where 'a' is a lower-case
letter, 'A' is an upper-case letter, are reserved for using in the
standard headers; i.e. _SIZE_T_MAX is allowed while SIZE_T_MAX is not.
The same concerns 'error'. There must be no such member in a structure
(FILE) whose declaration is visible in the standard headers, i.e. that
member must have name like '__error', not 'error'. You should report
this to a developer or vendor of the standard C library you are using.


Andrew Makhorin



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