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.> OFYI, I have build today's cvs repository code of libc without any 
> issue with my DJGPP system. It uses bnu2351b, gcc346b, gpp346b, 
> mak43b, txi413br3 and all the other stock programs that are required. 
> I have not expirienced absolute no issues at all. 
> I use VMware and nothing else. I have tested this using Win98se, 
> MSDOS-6.22, FreeDOS 1.3 and WinXPSP3. Especially I have never cared 
> about any other compiler than gcc346. IMHO, this seems to be an issue 
> with your particular installation. 

Indeed, with gcc346b, gpp346b and mak43b everything is built correctly
without any modifications, but not with gcc1030b, gpp1030b and mak41br2 
(make 4.3  does not work with gcc 10.3.0, it crashes). Anyway, I renounced
to gcc 10.3.0 because it is very slow (and I suppose  that the previous versions
from the last years are the same), I will stay with gcc 3.4.6.

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