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You can comment out the "if" involving ENOTSOCK (both versions).
So when prims.def is included, gcc barfs at "implicit declaration of function ..." and non existent macros like "ENOTSOCK" generate errors stopping the build process.
Implicit declarations should not be a problem, and references to non-existent macros are portability problems that have not been accounted for.
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