Eric Blake wrote:
> the real fix is to enhance the gnulib errno module, adding
> another unique value over 2000
It's not that easy. See libiconv/m4/eilseq.m4. But I'm not going to
help further on this. SunOS 4 is museumware.
Bruno
In message you write:
|> You could have at least provided build logs, showing where the failures
|> occurred.
Should be pretty obvious - egrep should show. Anyway, see below. Between
first and second attempt, I did
+ #ifdef EILSEQ
errno = EILSEQ;
+ #else
+ errno = EINVAL;
+
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According to Volker Borchert on 5/13/2009 12:00 AM:
> I wrote:
>
> |> In the meantime, I managed to pamper a flakey sparc-sun-sunos5.7 to
> |> compile and install m4/autoconf/automake, so I might be able to do
> |> something usef
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According to Volker Borchert on 5/12/2009 10:44 PM:
> Should be pretty obvious - egrep should show. Anyway, see below. Between
> first and second attempt, I did
>
> + #ifdef EILSEQ
> errno = EILSEQ;
> + #else
> + errno = EINVAL;
> +
Volker Borchert vistecprivat.de> writes:
> which
> 1. Does not have EILSEQ.
> 2. Does not have memmove()
> 3. Does not have raise()
4. is no longer supported by Sun
5. is not currently supported by gnulib
You could have at least provided build logs, showing where the failures
occurred.
Serio
which
1. Does not have EILSEQ.
2. Does not have memmove()
3. Does not have raise()
Regards
V. Borchert
