Hi,
I am getting this weird error when I try to make that I can't seem to fix.
http.c:80: error: storage size of ‘start_tpz’ isn’t known
http.c:80: error: storage size of ‘conn_tpz’ isn’t known
http.c:80: error: storage size of ‘end_tpz’ isn’t known
Those three variables are of type struct timezone.
I have:
#include <sys/time.h>
which includes the instantiation of the timezone struct, so it shouldn't be a problem. I also added simply time.h, to no effect.
Anybody know what's going on?
Those are your variables, so it comes down to what is the code at line 80 and where are those variables declared in relation to line 80?
Your headers probably don't declare the type, just forward-declare it to make some prototypes happy.
From the glibc docs:
Maybe one of the reasons it "should never be used" is because they haven't actually declared it anywhere. Just a guess though.The struct timezone type is obsolete and should never be used. Instead, use the facilities described in 21.4.8 Functions and Variables for Time Zones.
EDIT: Yes, the gettimeofday() call takes a timezone pointer as a parameter. You ought to be passing NULL for that. Nobody uses that crud anymore and it's even been completely removed from some systems (such that if you pass a non-NULL timezone pointer, the kernel says ENOSYS)
Last edited by brewbuck; 09-16-2010 at 04:54 PM.
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Thanks!
