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On Thu, 20 Dec 2001, Alexander Aganichev wrote:

> Hmm... I've tried to add -pedantic to the makefile explicitly, so
> there's probably a problem in my gcc 2.95.2 with warnings :-(

Not necessarily. GCC option "-pedantic" on its own does almost nothing,
it only would in combinations like "-ansi -pedantic", but we definitely
don't want that for the DJGPP libc sources.

To get full warnings using a gcc-2.8.1 crosscompiler, I just commented out
the CFLAGS=-w line (which disables all warnings) and the overrider for
XGCC=$(XLGCC) in src/libc/posix/regex/makefile.

[OpenBSD changes to Spencer's regexp]
> Is it OK to peek these changes intact (with BSD copyright) or should
> we made something alike by ourselves?

That answer may best be given by DJ himself, but AFAIK, anything BSD
should be fine for taking into our LIBC sources.


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