Can't compile with GCC 9 to 12 in GNU/Linux about boar HOT 5 CLOSED

Thanks for following up. It looks like there is an ANSI/C99 mismatch there that BSD was cool with. I'll consider changing the Makefile, but there's no way for me to personally verify the Linux behavior in the immediate future, so it may be a while before anything gets pushed through.

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@jobbautista9 I'm simply removing the -ansi flag for now, with updated notes in the README. I don't have capacity to support non-OpenBSD OSes beyond that. Thanks for your help here.

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I'm just seeing this now, sorry. I don't have access to a Linux machine, so only OpenBSD with sndio is officially supported.

Some of the math import errors are curious though. Maybe some of these are actually C99 functions and the -ansi flag is rejecting them, but this problem is silently ignored on my machine?

If you already have sndio installed in Linux, please try removing -ansi from the Makefile and see what happens.

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That didn't work unfortunately. :(

boar-compile-error.txt

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Ok, it seems to build successfully with clang (I was using gcc), but I needed to add -lbsd to the Makefile. Also it spit out a lot of warnings:
boar-clang-log.txt

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