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From: Kent Landfield (kent@hypermail.org)
Date: Thu Nov 11 1999 - 12:15:06 CST
Bjarni,
# I can also make the problem go away by removing the strdup definitions from
# getname.c and mail.c. On my system this doesn't create any new warnings or
# cause any grief at all... because strdup is defined in <string.h>, which is
# included both by hypermail.h and mail.h.
Good catch! This does seem to be the problem. I took out the definitions
here and put back the default optimizer flags and it worked just fine here
on Solaris, FreeBSD, linux and Windows. I'll update the baseline. Thanks!!
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