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From: David Brownlee <abs@absd.org>
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Subject: [MiNT] timegm() on MiNT
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 	/usr/include/time.h provides a prototype for timegm() but
 	it does not exist in libc. This breaks the configure script
 	for bmake, because it finds timegm() missing, so defines its
 	own, and the prototype it generates conflicts with the
 	one in /usr/include/time.h.

 	Am I missing something - is there a timegm() in another library?
 	If not, would it be possible to comment out the definitions in
 	time.h?

 	Thanks