get rid of conflicting definitions from param.h

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#
# Copyright (c) 1980 Regents of the University of California.
# All rights reserved.  The Berkeley software License Agreement
# specifies the terms and conditions for redistribution.
#
#	@(#)Makefile	4.11 (Berkeley) %G%
#
# The system has two monitoring schemes, utilizing either ``prof''
# or ``gprof''. DFLMON determines the default profiler; mon.o
# specifies that ``prof'' is the default, gmon.o specifies that
# ``gprof'' is the default.
#
# Machine dependent routines are located in a subtree which parallels
# the top directories.  This subtree is identified by the machine name.
#
# Compatibility routines are kept in directories with a prefixing
# ``compat'' (so they all sort together).
# 
# The C run-time startup code is always machine dependent and expected
# to be located in ${MACHINE}/csu
#
DESTDIR=
INSTALL=install -m 644
DFLMON=	mon.o
MACHINE=vax
COMPAT=	compat-4.1 compat-sys5
ALL=	gen inet net stdio ${MACHINE} ${COMPAT}
TAGSFILE=tags

libc.a libc_p.a: ${MACHINE}/csu ${ALL}
	-mkdir tmp
	for i in ${ALL}; do (cd tmp; ar x ../$$i/$${i}lib); done
	ls tmp/*.o | sort -t/ +1 > t1
	ar cr libc.a `lorder \`cat t1\` | tsort` ${MACHINE}/csu/${DFLMON}
	ar ma findiop.o libc.a exit.o
	ar ma exit.o libc.a fakcu.o
	rm -f t1 tmp/*
	for i in ${ALL}; do (cd tmp; ar x ../$$i/$${i}lib_p); done
	ls tmp/*.o | sort -t/ +1 > t1
	ar cr libc_p.a `lorder \`cat t1\` | tsort` ${MACHINE}/csu/${DFLMON}
	ar ma findiop.o libc_p.a exit.o
	ar ma exit.o libc_p.a fakcu.o
	rm -rf t1 tmp

${MACHINE}/csu ${ALL}: FRC
	cd $@; make ${MFLAGS}

FRC:

install: 
	${INSTALL} libc.a ${DESTDIR}/lib/libc.a
	ranlib ${DESTDIR}/lib/libc.a
	${INSTALL} libc_p.a ${DESTDIR}/usr/lib/libc_p.a
	ranlib ${DESTDIR}/usr/lib/libc_p.a
	cd ${MACHINE}/csu; make DESTDIR=${DESTDIR} install

tags:
	for i in ${ALL}; do \
		(cd $$i; make ${MFLAGS} TAGSFILE=../${TAGSFILE} tags); \
	done

clean:
	for i in ${MACHINE}/csu ${ALL}; do (cd $$i; make ${MFLAGS} clean); done
	rm -f t1 tmp/*.o
	-rmdir tmp