Lars --
...and then Lars Hecking said...
% David Thorburn-Gundlach writes:
% > Hi, folks --
% >
% > I'm trying ot build 0.97i on my Solaris 2.6 box. I found that I had
%
% I assume you mean 0.95.7?
Oh; oops, yep :-)
%
% > to go and get ncurses, so I did that. Now make reports a problem with
% > getopts:
%
% Is HAVE_GETOPT_H defined in config.h? The code in main.c ll. 36+ reads:
It was, in fact.
%
% #ifdef HAVE_GETOPT_H
% #include <getopt.h>
% #endif
%
% Meaning that <getop.h> is only included if configure found it and defined
% HAVE_GETOPT_H. How can configure find a file that is not there? The
% answer is most likely in config.log.
Hmmm... I didn't see anything that mentioned it, but I could have
missed it...
Anyway, I tried that old faithful of methods (blow everything away,
re-extract the source, and reconfigure) and it worked the second time
around -- go figure. I can now make an IMAP connection to the Evil
Exchange server, so I can get off of my PC for good! Now to figure
out how to get urlview to work so that I can catch up on my daily
comic strip emails, which have been piling up thanks to other problems
with LookOut! at the office...
%
% > What am I missing here? Isn't getopts standard, even on Solaris? I
% > checked my man pages, and I have /usr/bin/getopts and the library call
% > getopt(); could I really need getopts() instead?
%
% You are confusing different things here:
%
% - the getopts(1) utility, which has no relevance whatsoever for mutt
% - the getopt(3c) library function, which is available under Solaris
I figured that they were different, but don't know from libraries and
so don't know :-)
Sorry for the false alarm!
:-D
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