> In XSEC-C++ 1.6.0, include declarations for NSS files are changed from > "nss/xxxx.h" to "nss3/xxxx.h". Since the NSS distribution (I am using NS > 3.12.6) creates 'nss' directory for include files the configure phase > fails for NSS validation. > Would it be possible to go back to nss/xxxx.h declaration?
I used the convention that I found on packaged versions of NSS on Linux (specifically SUSE and Red Hat). I can't just use nss, that wouldn't work. If there's a different convention on different systems, we'll have to have a check for it. My preference would be to chop the prefix off the headers if NSS can't decide what its prefix is, but that won't work if I leave the configuration to nss-config, so I'll have to ifdef it. -- Scott
