According to Cleland Early:
> >> However, you still won't get very far with the compile. I've been working
> >> through the issues, but haven't gotten the compile to complete yet.
> >
> > If you could let me know what you've been doing so far, I'd appreciate
> > it. I'm going to try to sift through this on my iMac tonight now that I
> > have a nice RAM upgrade.
>
> Once you get the compile started, it'll bomb out a couple of times where
> stream.h is included. As far as I can tell, this include directive isn't
> needed, so you can comment out the lines where this file is included. Then,
I would qualify that this include directive is needed on some systems.
Just not on Darwin, which would appear to define the stream classes
elsewhere. We need a conditional include here, but we can't just take
the include out of the distributed source.
> you'll encounter a duplicate symbol definition for mktime. If you add
> something like:
>
> #define mktime my_mktime
>
> to the header file causing this conflict, you'll get past this point.
>
> Now, I'm stuck while trying to make htfuzzy. regex_t is an undefined symbol.
> I haven't figured this one out yet.
What is your setting of HAVE_BROKEN_REGEX in include/htconfig.h? It sounds
to me like it's either not including the right regex.h file, or the regex_t
type is defined in another header file on your system. If so, can you find
out where?
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