I've just tried compiling lesstif-0.93.34 on a SunOS system, and there's a
minor bug in ResConvert.c (patch attached).
There are System V compatibility libraries available, but that would require
special linking for application programs as well, and would likely be
error prone (folks wouldn't think to use -L/usr/5lib), and there might
be side effects.
I've also noticed that VOID_SPRINTF isn't tested for (at least, successfully)
in configure, or mentioned in include/LTconfig.h; this value needs to be
defined for ResConvert.c and Xpm.c to compile on SunOS systems.
--- ResConvert.c.orig Thu Jun 6 11:22:34 2002
+++ ResConvert.c Thu Jun 6 11:44:59 2002
@@ -1102,9 +1102,14 @@
"\n Name: %s\n Class: %s\n ",
XtName(w), XtClass(w)->core_class.class_name);
#else
- charsleft -= sprintf(buf,
- "\n Name: %s\n Class: %s\n ",
+#ifndef VOID_SPRINTF
+ charsleft -=
+#endif
+ sprintf(buf, "\n Name: %s\n Class: %s\n ",
XtName(w), XtClass(w)->core_class.class_name);
+#ifdef VOID_SPRINTF
+ charsleft -= strlen(buf);
+#endif
/* one might add a catch here ... */
#endif
