Sorry, can you refer me to the earlier problem report?
I don't remember why this matters.
Please always use diff -u or diff -c.
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This is the same problem that I had reported earlier in the sysdeps
tree. The reason I hadn't seen it here is because the result of the
#error shows up but it doesn't actually halt compilation.
If you can apply these too, it would be great.
2001-12-01 Jeff Bailey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
This is actually a bug for bug-glibc or libc-hacker, since it was a libc
change drepper made. I added the missing \ to match the code in
sysdeps/unix/sysv/linux/configure.in that he added at the same time. I
don't think that code is really quite correct, if there are ever glibc
version numbers w
sysdeps/mach/hurd/configure contains this line:
if test -z "$oldest_abi" || test "$oldest_abi" < "2.2.5"; then
The problem is that:
test "$oldest_abi" < "2.2.5"
Is not a useful statement. I haven't provided a patch, becase I'm not
sure if a simple -lt is appropriate, or if the string shou
Hello,
I made some further investigation about the slow disk access under
gnumach/Hurd. I modified device.c in libstore, adding a printf line in
dev_read(), that I suppose is the place where disk access really happens:
static error_t
dev_read (struct store *store,
store_offset_t add
