On 2011-Sep-21 01:04:28 +0530, Nicholas Marriott <nicholas.marri...@gmail.com> wrote: >Can you do the inline change with an ifdef #define __inline inline?
That seems to work and would be more portable. >Not sure about asprintf, there used to be another version too but I took >it out. Passing a non-zero buffer length to vsnprintf() would seem to be the easiest fix, assuming a standards-compliant vsnprintf() (which isn't currently checked by the configure script). OpenSSH uses a different approach to vasprintf() - allocating an initial buffer for vsnprintf() and then realloc()ing the buffer if it wasn't large enough. OpenSSH and Samba both include [v]snprintf() implementations (which are basically identical). >closefrom() came from OpenSSH, how does it deal with the dirfd() thing? Both OpenSSH & tmux use a HAVE_DIRFD macro but the configure script test in tmux is broken - it sets HAVE_DIRFD if /proc/$$/fd exists - which is wrong. I missed this on my initial reading of the code. Another issue on Solaris is that the man page is written in mdoc, not man, which isn't supported. My work-around was to format it on FreeBSD and install the preformatted page in the relevant cat1 directory. I'm not sure what the correct fix is here - re-writing the manpage in man seems pointless. BTW, I've been looking at building tmux on HP Tru64 using the DEC C compiler but gave up because it is missing too many features in the code (variadic macros, inlining via a keyword, __func__) - none of which were picked up by the cenfigure script. -- Peter Jeremy
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