[ZooLib-dev] Compiler glitches on *NIX

[Richard C. <rd_...@sb...>]

It's me again...

I'm setting up a new UNIX box (FreeBSD) as a development station, in part=
 tocheck the Zoolib example(s) I'm writing and I ran into compilation=
 =A0problems running the "POSIX" build style:
- FreeBSD 4.9 uses the GCC 2.95 compiler chain, which wouldn't compile=
 the=A0code (no <sysint.h>).
- Upgrading to GCC 3.3.3 compiled more of the code, but failed to find=
 the=A0NAN used in ZTIme.cpp (it's not in <math.h>, though _isnan is.)

(FYI, I ran a find for \*math.h and grepped the results for NAN -- no=
 such=A0luck.)

So, my questions are:
1. Which GCC did you test with (and on which platforms?)
2. How can/should we handle an uninitialized time on platforms that don't=
 have NAN defined as a constant? (Perhaps a flag in ZTIme?)

=A0...Richard