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From: "Michael R. Rudel" <mrr@amity.ai.net>
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Subject: /usr/include/sys/dirent.h
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It seems the /usr/inclue/sys/dirent.h file has been causing problems for
quite a while.  While compiling KDE, it was giving me parse errors from
the header file.

I remember this same problem while compiling a copy of Deep Space MUSE on
machine.  After replacing it with a copy of the file of the file from the
2.1.5 CD, it compiled fine.

If you need it, I can get a copy of the parse errors.

 - Michael R. Rudel