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On Fri, 2005-04-22 at 14:37, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Thks for your help Dave but the include/net-snmp/net-snmp-includes.h is
> for Linux.
No - it's a standard header file, applicable to *all* architectures.
> I try to find the Windows one (which doesn't exist in my
> C:\usr\include\net-snmp\net-snmp-includes.h). I've tried under Linux
> to find a kind of win32/net-snmp/net-snmp-includes.h but in vain.
There isn't a seperate header file for Windows.
All header files are applicable to all architectures.
The *only* exception is 'net-snmp-config.h', which is
tailored for each particular environment (either dynamically
by "configure", or hand-crafted in the case of Windows).
Everything else is used unchanged - relying on the settings
in the 'net-snmp-config.h' file to control which bits are
relevant for that particular architecture.
> I really don't understand why they are differences between my net-snmp
> Windows installation and my Linux one. I must I've done something wrong or
> I didn't catch something...but I don't know what.
I'll pass on what's wrong with your particular installation.
Maybe the Windows experts can throw more light on that.
But there's only one copy of the 'net-snmp-includes.h' file,
which is just as applicable on Windows systems as it is on
Linux, Solaris, *BSD, HP-UX, etc, etc, etc.
Dave
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