Sofian Brabez <[email protected]> writes: >> It struck me that I probably never added it to Makefile.am because >> the example is not at all as portable as many (most?) the other >> examples but is rather Linux/*nix-centric (and then I forgot about >> it). I'm not sure that should be a problem to add it anyway, but I >> thought I should mention it in case someone out there has any ideas >> or opinions on the matter. >> > > I thought it was an oversight when I did this patch. It's true, it's not > portable because it's X11 related programming, maybe Simon who is used > cygwin can confirm or give advices to handle portability ?
If you use X11 headers and libraries, make sure you add proper configure.ac checking for everything, and make sure the example is not built with the X11 header/libraries are not present. I don't think this is just about cygwin: many servers doesn't have or need any X11 functionality either. However looking at x11.c, I don't see that it includes any X11 headers. Is there really anything _depending_ on X11 headers/libraries in your code? So maybe this is a non-issue. /Simon _______________________________________________ libssh2-devel http://cool.haxx.se/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/libssh2-devel
