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I grabbed a CentOS 6.5 image from and after a bit of faff getting a login on the thing, managed to build samtools without seeing this error. Installs needed on top of the base image were: sudo yum install gccsudo yum install libcurl-develsudo yum install zlib-develsudo yum install openssl-develsudo yum install ncurses-develyum list says that ncurses is the only curses available. I don't think there's anything wrong with the default CentOS curses. It must have been finding an incompatible curses.h from somewhere else. We'll need more information to find out where it came from. I've managed to reproduce this now.

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Re: Unknown type name in.c file user1377889 Apr 30, 2016 2:47 AM ( in response to user302397898 ) I usually #include into every.h or.c file which gives me access to all cypress-defined variables, components and macros. Oct 19, 2015  There is no reason that I can think of today to create a new c file for use with a cpp/ino file. But, a lot of the code that drives the Arduino was written years ago, before C became the de facto standard. Strlen, strcmp, strtok, etc. Are c functions, delivered in a.c file.

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The clue was: /opt/centos/devtoolset-1.0/root/usr/libexec/gcc/x8664-redhat-linux/4.7.0/ldwhich means you're using gcc from the. It looks like the linker is set up slightly differently to the one that comes with CentOS 6.5, specifically it uses the -no-add-needed option. There's some information about this on the Fedora website ( and ).This change causes the test for ncursesw/curses.h to fail, but the failure is due to a linker error rather than the thing it was actually testing for (the existence of the header file). The result is that the curses-related autoconf flags end up in an unexpected state.You can avoid this problem if you compile samtools with the default CentOS gcc instead of the devtools one. If you want to use the devtools one, adding the -add-needed linker flag also solves it:./configure -enable-plugins -enable-libcurl -with-plugin-path=$PWD/htslib-1.3.1 LDFLAGS='-Wl,-add-needed'A newer axwithcurses.m4 might also fix it, although judging from the you need quite a recent one.This probably explains a few other CentOS build problems that we've seen., I can lend you a VM if you need something to test on.