I found the cause of evil. The error message (see original post) refers
to /usr/local/include/unistd.h. I found it peculiar that the build would
use headers that are in /usr/local/...
Looking further, I found that there are more copies of unistd.h around,
which all reside under /usr/include, one of which directly. I also found
the copy in /usr/local/include to be as of 1998, whilst the other copies
were much newer.
After having removed /usr/local/include/unistd.h , the build went smoothly.
My problem has been resolved. Thanks for your direction.
I still wonder though why openssl managed to pick a copy under
/usr/local/include while another one is available in /usr/include. Could
this be an issue regarding the configuration of my Linux system, or is
this an issue with the build configuration?
Erik Leunissen
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