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Description of problem:
In the large file compilation environment (_FILE_OFFSET_BITS set to 64) "dirent"
and "dirent64" are different types but "dirent" should really be typedef'ed to
"dirent64" so that these are the same type. Because of this minor bug I get
warnings when using the Intel C/C++ compiler:
"foo.cc", line 19: warning #556: a value of type "dirent64 *" cannot be assigned
to an entity of type "dirent *"


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


How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Get an Intel C/C++ compiler. There's a demo version.
2. Compile the attached file foo.cc:
   	icpc -c foo.cc



Actual Results:  The Intel C++ compiler warns that "dirent" and "dirent64" are
different types.

Expected Results:  "dirent" and "dirent64" should be the same type in
<bits/dirent.h> when __USE_FILE_OFFSET64 is defined.

Additional info:

The complete output of the Intel C++ compiler is:

$ icpc -c foo.cc
foo.cc:
"foo.cc", line 19: warning #556: a value of type "dirent64 *" cannot be assigned
to an entity of type "dirent *"
        file = readdir(dir);
             ^

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