On Sun, 14 Nov 1999 09:17:55 -0500 (EST), Dave Reed wrote:
>> From: "* *" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> I run a "Progress bar" example program from "Eric Harlow"'s book and i get
>> all kind of
>> warnings and errors like "warning : return type defaults to int". I use the
>> following to compile:
Sounds like a broken system include file.
>> gcc -Wall -g example.c -o example `gtk-config --cflags --libs`. I am not
>> sure what is wrong?.
>> I have checked everything several times and I do not see any differences.
>> I run radhat.
>
> First, I am almost certain cross-posting to multiple lists is
> discouraged.
Specifically if it is quite clear that this question belongs to the
gtk-list.
> What are the specifics of your system (OS, version, etc.)? On my
> Linux box gtk/gnome programs compile fine, but at work on a Sun
> Solaris box, I get all kinds of warnings like the above. I suspect
> something must be different in Sun's X include files, but haven't
> looked into it since they are just warnings and the programs compile
> and run fine.
Solaris ships with broken X header files: All function prototypes are K&R
style, while ANSI C has been around for quite some time. I don't have
access to a Solaris box anymore, so I don't know about the latest versions
of Solaris, but it seems that it is still broken. Oh well, complain to
Sun, not to the GTK people.
Erik
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