I think that it is unnecessary to specify --enable-ipv6 when building under Windows. NSPR has runtime IPv6 detection code that is used on Windows. Maybe --enable-ipv6 is broken because it is not used? I'm not sure. CC'ing the NSPR mailing list since someone else might have had experience with this.
-Darin
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Hi Darin,
after some time I have returned to my problem with ipv6 support in mozilla. I found build option --enable-ipv6. Now I try to build mozilla with this option and I get this compile error:
d:/mozilla\nsprpub\pr\src\io\prsocket.c(274) : error C2065: 'AF_INET6' : undeclared identifier make[6]: *** [prsocket.obj] Error 2
My OS config:
windows XP prof, sp1a installed ipv6 support using command "ipv6 install" installed advanced networking support for win xp, patch KB817778. all build tools appears configured appropriately.
I was looking on bugzilla and I didn't find anythink relied.
Thanks for any suggestions.
-hb-
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