> the following patch provides one fix, but a better way would be to
> just test for ansidecl.h in configure and use that, but I get soooo
> lost, so fast in kde's configure :(
> 
don't commit this - it is way too specific for your system. it breakes
for me, too, and an "#ifdef linux" won't work (it probably depends on the 
glibc version, not on the os directly).
i already proposed some solutions, but nobody felt like commenting on
it:
- make a configure check - i can take care of this
- define the constants by hand to something useful
  (something like "__attribute__ (unused)", but i don't know exactly).

i prefer the second version. i'll check it out, if nobody has a better
idea.

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