APR-Util fails to detect NSS on Gentoo GNU/Linux:
...
checking nspr/nspr.h usability... yes
checking nspr/nspr.h presence... yes
checking for nspr/nspr.h... yes
checking nss/nss.h usability... no
checking nss/nss.h presence... no
checking for nss/nss.h... no
checking for PR_Initialize in
Some additional info:
This all appears to work fine if the statement is valid.
Actually, it turns out that apr_dbd_prepare() is destroying its
arguments no matter whether it succeeds or not. What's going on? Does
anyone have any handy examples of how to use the DBD code?
D
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Arfrever Frehtes Taifersar Arahesis wrote:
APR-Util fails to detect NSS on Gentoo GNU/Linux:
...
checking nspr/nspr.h usability... yes
checking nspr/nspr.h presence... yes
checking for nspr/nspr.h... yes
checking nss/nss.h usability... no
checking nss/nss.h presence... no
checking for
On Sun, 2008-10-12 at 19:11 +0100, Dave Ingram wrote:
Actually, it turns out that apr_dbd_prepare() is destroying its
arguments no matter whether it succeeds or not. What's going on? Does
anyone have any handy examples of how to use the DBD code?
My best bet is that you have pool