Hi Derek,
> From: Derek Price [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, September 20, 2005 14:45
>
> Without knowing enough about Windows to know if you got all those
> settings exactly right for Windows, it looks good, except I think it
> unlikely that the Windows glob function will implement all the GNU
> semantics. I don't think CVS uses anything GNU specific, at that, but
> it might be safer to leave that one enabled, GLOB is sufficiently
> complicated that I might be suprised if Windows even implemented the
> POSIX glob semantics.
I'm confused.
Windows doesn't have a "glob" function and no "glob.h" file either.
I didn't set
File windows-NT\config.h.in.in:
352 #define HAVE_GLOB_H 1
recently.
> That means you may need to compile lib/glob.c if you aren't already.
This was done I suppose some time ago and certainly not I recently.
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My patch drops "GLOB_PREFIX" because "windows-NT/mkconfig.pl" was
saying it's gone from root "config.h.in" and grep confirms it no
longer occurs *anywhere* in the tree except for:
H:\cvs-1.12>grep -dn GLOB_PREFIX *.*
File lib\ChangeLog:
190 use of defined _LIBC with !defined GLOB_PREFIX. Restore some
GLIBC
H:\cvs-1.12>
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> Regards,
Ditto,
> Derek
Conrad
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