On Nov 11, 2006, at 4:55 PM, Scott Lamb wrote:
Looks like they're all problems with my setup rather than libevent.
I'll look more later. Since the ones with automake problems are all
sourceforge compile farm machines I connect to from remotely, I
might just run autoreconf locally before rsyncing the files over.
I switched it to run the automake stuff locally, and there are new
errors:
* Solaris 9 doesn't have "stdint.h", so both sparc-sunos and x86-
sunos fail. configure is checking for this, but apparently the result
isn't used.
* OpenBSD 3.8 doesn't, either, so x86-openbsd fails.
* glibc 2.3.2 on alpha doesn't have "va_copy", so alpha-linux1 fails.
These systems are all about a generation old. I just threw in
everything I had access to, and these are the only Solaris, OpenBSD,
and Linux/alpha systems I could find. If they're too old for you to
care about, just say the word and I'll pull them. Otherwise, I guess
they need a little autoconf magic.
By the way, if anyone does have the ability to set up a new SSH login
on other weird platforms, I'd greatly appreciate it. sigsafe used to
support FreeBSD/alpha, Linux/alpha (my test code requires a newer
kernel than sourceforge's machine has), Linux/ia64, HP-UX/ia64, HP-UX/
parisc, and Tru64/alpha. HP seems to have shut down their Test Drive
program, so I can't develop for these anymore.
Cheers,
Scott
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Scott Lamb <http://www.slamb.org/>
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