Sorry, this is an old issue. Has anyone succeeded in
building the server on Ubuntu 5.10?
I'd appreciate if someone can share some experience.
regards
sz.
--- Rich Megginson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hmm - not sure. Looks like it could also be
> compiler related. Perhaps
> there is some other config option? I'm not really
> sure how the
> compiler/linker is supposed to handle the case where
> you have a variable
> declared as an external global and defined as a
> static in the same
> compilation unit e.g.
> saslint.h:112
> extern sasl_global_callbacks_t global_callbacks;
>
> client.c:64
> static sasl_global_callbacks_t global_callbacks;
>
> And client.c includes saslint.h. There don't appear
> to be any ifdefs
> that protect one or the other. I wonder if there is
> some gcc4 compiler
> flag to allow this? In server.c, global_callbacks
> is defined as a
> _global_, not as a static, so I think the intention
> is that the
> definition of global_callbacks as a static in
> client.c is supposed to be
> a different variable than the one that is declared
> as global in
> saslint.h . . . weird.
>
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