On 2013-07-08 07:07, Fedin Pavel wrote:
Hello! I have got one small idea on how to improve compatibility with
cross-compiling Linux software. This time it's glibc.
At certain point glibc's rpcgen program (which is being compiled for host),
relies on '#ifndef __u_char_defined' and '#ifndef __
Hello!
> I don't know anything about _BSDTYPES_DEFINED but it sounds like some
> autotools solution is already in place, which defines
> __{u_char,daddr_t}_defined; it's hard to imagine a patch fixing that
> autotools stuff to correctly differentiate cbuild from ctarget would be
> poo-poo'ed by t
On Mon, Jul 8, 2013 at 5:07 AM, Fedin Pavel wrote:
> Hello! I have got one small idea on how to improve compatibility with
> cross-compiling Linux software. This time it's glibc.
>
> At certain point glibc's rpcgen program (which is being compiled for host),
> relies on '#ifndef __u_char_defined
Hello! I have got one small idea on how to improve compatibility with
cross-compiling Linux software. This time it's glibc.
At certain point glibc's rpcgen program (which is being compiled for host),
relies on '#ifndef __u_char_defined' and '#ifndef __daddr_t_defined' in
order to determine prese
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