In the patch that I posted (and now 131-ac5) are the following lines in msg.h:
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#if 0
#if !defined __KERNEL__ && (!defined(__GLIBC__) || __GLIBC__ < 2)
/* glibc < 2 doesn't have sys/msg.h -- do we support the use of 2.1 kernel
* headers on older systems?
*/
#define msg_perm u.msg_perm
#define msg_stime u.msg_stime
#define msg_rtime u.msg_rtime
#define msg_ctime u.msg_ctime
#define msg_cbytes c.msg_cbytes
#define msg_qbytes q.msg_qbytes
#endif
#endif
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I had put this in originally as a place holder now that libc5 used msg.h
directly (unlike glibc) which has its own definitions in sys/msq_buf.h.
I wasn't sure if the use of 2.1 kernel headers was supported on libc5 systems,
and had left the above #if 0 until I found out.
If this is supported then the #if 0/#endif pair should be deleted --
otherwise we can toast the whole block.
Peeter
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