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Originally Posted by johnsfine
It appears that some of the code you are trying to compile is C++ code in files with .c extensions.
That explains why you had a problem with bool which is built into C++ but can't be used in C without having a typedef for it. It also explains why you have a failure with extern "C" which is valid C++ code but meaningless in C.
That CODE=CPP thing sounds like it is intended to deal with that (tell the compiler to ignore the .c extension and process C++ code).
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