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you write:
> I am building Postgres 3.1 on an NCR 486 box using SVR4 and the 
> MetaWare C compiler. I get a number of problems, a couple of which
> are shown below. It appears the a shell program called 'insert'
> uses sed to convert the 'class' notation in the .c files
> to something that standard C can understand. In this case,
> it appears to be incomprehensible to the C compiler. I tried using
> gcc 1.40 and got further but with different error messages. I
> didn't try this very hard so I don't remember the messages.
> Any ideas? Has anybody done this?

You might try using gcc with -traditional (the only way postgres will
compile under gcc).


Jeff Meredith
mer@postgres.berkeley.edu