Re: LYNX-DEV A bug in current Lynx devel code for VMS?

[Brian Tillman, x8425]

>For now, to be able to compile remove the offending include and insert
>a line
>
>  extern char*UCAssume_MIMEcharset;
>
>in HTAccess.c before `PUBLIC void LYUCPushAssumed'.

What I did was to modify [.www.library.vms]libmake.com to include both "[---]" 
and "[---.Src]" in the definition of the "cc" symbol.  HTAccess.c compiled OK 
then, but then I got a lot of the following when the source in [.SRC] was 
compiled:

$ cc HTFWriter
        #define BOXVERT 0
        ................^
%CC-W-MACROREDEF, The redefinition of the macro "BOXVERT" conflicts with a
 current definition because the replacement lists differ.  The redefinition is
 now in effect.
                At line number 876 in SCRATCH_DISK:[TILLMAN.LYNX2-7-1]USERDEFS.H
;2.

        #define BOXHORI 0
        ................^
%CC-W-MACROREDEF, The redefinition of the macro "BOXHORI" conflicts with a
 current definition because the replacement lists differ.  The redefinition is
 now in effect.
                At line number 878 in SCRATCH_DISK:[TILLMAN.LYNX2-7-1]USERDEFS.H
;2.

%VCG-I-SUMMARY, Completed with 0 error(s), 2 warning(s), and
                0 informational messages.
                At line number 1277 in SCRATCH_DISK:[TILLMAN.LYNX2-7-1.SRC]HTFWR
ITER.C;1.

Since DEC C's curses supports line drawing, I made this change in userdefs.h. 
just as I had made them in the FOTEMODS version.  The modules HTFWriter.c, 
LYClean.c, LYCurses.c, LYDownload.c, LYEdit.c, LYForms.c, LYGetFile.c, 
LYMain.c, 
LYMainLoop.c, LYNews.c, LYPrint.c, LYShowInfo.c, LYStrings.c, and LYUpload.c, 
all displayed these warnings.  Other than that, however, "Lynx Version 
2.7.1ac-0.87" seems to run well, for the few tests I've tried.
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