From: Theodore Hope <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

ssl> The first two lines of the "sh config" output are these:
ssl> 
ssl>   Operating system: i486-whatever-bsdi4
ssl>   Configuring for bsdi-elf-gcc

ssl>  speed.o: In function `speed_main':
ssl>  speed.o(.text+0xe8d): undefined reference to `ftime'
ssl>  speed.o(.text+0xf26): undefined reference to `ftime'
ssl>  speed.o(.text+0x106d): undefined reference to `ftime'
ssl>  speed.o(.text+0x1106): undefined reference to `ftime'
ssl>  speed.o(.text+0x124d): undefined reference to `ftime'
ssl>  speed.o(.text+0x12e6): more undefined references to `ftime' follow
ssl>  *** Error code 1

Hmm, exactly this was report for OpenBSD a few days ago.  Could all
BSD systems today do without ftime?  in that case, is there a macro
that is defined on BSD systems only and that is common to them all?
Otherwise, what would the macro to identify BSDI be?

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