On Sat, Nov 26, 2005 at 11:44:48AM +1100, Brian May wrote:
> The Heimdal configure script correctly detects that glob() is present
> in libc6, but appears to build glob.c anyway, and it also installs
> glob.h.
It tests for the GLOB_QUOTE flag but that is not present in glibc, so it
decides that glibc's glob() function is not good enough. See
cf/broken-glob.m4.
Also, libroken.so contains only the symbol rk_glob(), not glob(). I
haven't checked the actual Debian package, but unless it overwrites
/usr/include/glob.h (which I highly doubt) Heimdal's version of glob()
will not be used outside of Heimdal.
> A similar situation appears to exist with fnmatch, but I haven't
> investigated in detail.
I've just tried a Heimdal-0.7.1 build here and libroken does not have
fnmatch.
> lib/roken/Makefile.am has:
>
> if have_glob_h
> glob_h =
> else
> glob_h = glob.h
> endif
>
> Some how that is being set in lib/roken/Makefile, despite the fact
> have_glob_h is also set (this is confusing me!!!)
>
> I simply cannot see where lib/roken/Makefile.am references
> glob.c. However, lib/roken/Makefile references glob$U.lo and glob$U.o.
Heimdal is using the AC_LIBOBJ machinery.
> I asked upstream Heimdal and got no response.
I did not see your mail on the heimdal-discuss list...
Gabor
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