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Description of problem:
Compilation aborted for FvwmConfig.C during installation of fvwm2-2.2.5-
4.src.rpm with Intel Proton compiler in place of gcc and c++. There are 
two reasons for it:

1) Information to determinate macro HAVE_MEMCPY  were prepared 
in "configure" but not used due to error in "config.status". There are no 
appropriate strings about HAVE_MEMCPY. New "config.status" without error 
attached.

2) Intel Proton compiler for c++ (icpc) emits errors if abs defined before 
including "iostream.h". The simple test to demonstrate this situation 
attached with the name "test.C". The second attached file "test.out" 
contains diagnostics when "test.C" is compiled with icpc compiler. It is 
not the error of compiler, but user should to define "abs" only after 
including "iostream.h".  User has the analogous situation when he try  to 
include "stdlib.h" after abs-definition. In application  fvwm2 user solve 
this problem with  macro HAVE_STDLIB_H to include "stdlib.h" in good time. 
It is necessary to make anything for "iostream.h", too.  

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):


How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
 If you haven't Intel compiler (icc) you will not be able to reproduce 
this error. 
If you have Intel compiler:
1. Make sure, that Intel compiler will be called instead of gcc, g++ and 
so anyway.
2. Install fvwm2-2.2.5-4.src.rpm(-i option for rpm).
3. Try to build fvwm2.spec(-bc option for rpm).	

Actual Results:  Building fvwm2 without errors.

Additional info: