On Sep 29, 2013, at 9:53 PM, Tom Browder wrote:

>> Log Message:
>> -----------
>> should not be using WIN32, use the corresponding feature we care about, i.e.,
>> HAVE_WINSOCK_H, to initialize the networking library on windows.
>> also should NOT be testing __STD_VERSION__
>> (and it was wrongly testing __STD_VERSION value).  toggle instead on
>> HAVE_GETHOSTNAME.  this sig should probably change as this is not libbu's 
>> memory management
> 
> Problem is, HAVE_GETHOSTNAME test does not seem to reflect stricter
> compliance checking--may be checking too early.

We should check the testing.  I haven't checked it yet, but it could be an 
issue of needing to delete a stale CMakeCache.txt file after the changes made 
on Thursday.  Or ... it could also be the case that the test IS working right 
... as it does exist (it's just not declared).

That means we'd need an additional test to determine whether it is declared.  
If it's not declared (and it shouldn't be with std=), we'll then need to decide 
whether to still use it (i.e., we declare it) or not.

Cheers!
Sean


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