> Wrong place for the fix. POSIX requires that inclusion of
> exposes size_t. Therefore, the real fix is to make the gnulib
> replacement header stdio.in.h pull in to define size_t when
> building for SunOS4; at which point every single other file that relies
> on the POSIX requirement, like ha
> > I am afraid that being active maintainer asks for more time than I have
>
> That's quite understandable. I used SunOS 4 heavily, but
> it's now just a museum piece, and it doesn't appear to be
> worth your time or ours to maintain GNU utilities on it.
> (If the best way to run an environment i
Eric Blake wrote:
> Gnulib would be the place to fix this, but right now, gnulib has pretty
> much abandoned SunOS 4 as a museum piece because no current developer
> has access to that old of a platform in order to actively contribute
> patches to keep it running. If you want to turn the tide and
