On Tru64 V4.0E ifhp fails to link because inet_ntop is not found. This is a
routine called in open_device.c. The configure script correctly decided that
inet_ntop did NOT exist but there are no #if defined in open_device.c to test
for this and not compile the offending code. It looks like the entire
inet_ntop_sockaddr() function is new. Maybe all of this should be commented out
if there is no IPV6?
Also, I still have the problem that GCC V2.95.2 on Tru64 believes that SETENV
and UNSETENV exist, but fails to define AES_SOURCE that is required for these
function calls to be defined in the system header files. So trying to compile
with GCC on Tru64 fails because of the implicit definition of setenv() and
unsetenv().
- Justus Addiss
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