On Wed, 20 Dec 2006, Tim Mooney wrote:
The other option might be to add an
#include <crypt.h> in at least os_soln.h -- I checked Solaris 2.7 - 2.10,
and they all have crypt.h that has prototypes for crypt() and related
functions that are visible as long as __STDC__ is defined.
Normally, I prefer to have any crypt() prototyping done in the osdep.c
file rather than the osdep.h file, since that won't impact other stuff
that uses osdep.h. And, if there's a crypt.h, I prefer to do that instead
of explicit prototypes....
So I've put in an include of crypt.h in os_sol.c and see if there are any
dinosaur Solaris systems that don't have it.
There are other prototypes that are missing (not visible) for various
files (especially mlock.c), but so far none of them seem to be causing
the same trouble that the missing prototype for crypt() was.
I'd like to know what these are.
mlock.c tries to be generic for all systems, but that turns out to be
difficult (especially since older systems don't have unistd.h).
-- Mark --
http://staff.washington.edu/mrc
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Si vis pacem, para bellum.
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