Jean-Francois Donati wrote: []
yes indeed. i've got features.h in /usr/include and it has: #define __GLIBC__ 2
i've imported it (along with values.h, gnu/lib-names.h gnu/libc-version.h and gnu/stubs.h) a while ago because they seemed to be needed to install the graphics library pgplot.
It is always a bad idea to install third-party software into system directories like /usr/include.
i've renamed features.h for the moment to check if this was the problem and indeed it now compiles without any problem. is there any other cleaner fix than renaming the file during the install? is there any other potential problem in having this 'features.h' lying in /usr/include??
Well, if it is lying about GLIBC, it might be lying about other things, too, in other words it might be slightly incompatible with Mac OS X, so you can expect other compilations to break, too.
-- Martin
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