When enabling the merged build (using cmake)
which essentially is a build of each lib as
one file, I get often compiler errors which
are mostly due to multiple defined symbols.
But now it looks very strange to me in
socktools.cpp:
int fd;
...
// bind() gives the local address 'name' for 'fd', also creating
// the socket special file in the filesystem. bind() returns -1
// in case of error
if ((::bind (fd, reinterpret_cast<sockaddr *>(&addr), SUN_LEN(&addr)))
== -1) {
the compiler says:
error: ‘int’ is not a class, struct, or union type
and I also wonder how arguments could be bind to a int.
And why does it compile without the merge option?
Does anyone have an explanation?
Peter
