> I'm compiling the latest lynx on NetBSD 1.5, with these options:
>
> --enable-nls
> --with-screen=ncurses
> --disable-finger
> --disable-gopher
> --enable-config-info
> --with-ssl=/usr/pkg/include
>
> The ncurses package version 5.1 is under /usr/pkg/{lib,include}, so I've
> set CFLAGS to find those directories (-I/usr/pkg/include -L/usr/pkg/lib)
>
> Apparently I'm mixing up the BSD and ncurses touchline functions
> somewhere. The last lines in the compile log are:
>
> ./LYCurses.c: In function `LYtouchline':
> ./LYCurses.c:1559: too many arguments to function `touchline'
> *** Error code 1
>
> I've put the usual configure logs on jim . spath . com /lynx/
> make.out lynx_cfg.h makefile config.status config.log config.cache
I get a 403 (forbidden) on that subdirectory.
> >From what I can see, ncurses is properly found, tested for, and set
> up for linking, but the OS definition for touchline is overriding it
> somewhere. The /usr/pkg/include directory has ncurses.h, while the
> /usr/include directory has curses.h (the BSD default). Config.log seems
> to be including <curses.h> rather than <ncurses.h>, but I thought that
> should cause configure to fail instead of the compile step.
well, the configure script tries to look for both and decide which one
to use (I thought we'd fixed that stuff last year)
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