On Tue, Apr 16, 2002 at 11:21:58AM +0200, Joachim Schwender wrote:
> changing the PREFIX: in the main Makefile does not compile correctly, as
> there is another definition in the file iptables.c, line 43:
>
> IPT_LIB_DIR
this definition is only getting active if IPT_LIB_DIR is not defined.
> which is not defined in the main Makefile. The definition in the Makefile is
> similar and this seems to be a bug:
>
> IPT_LIBDIR
no.
see about line 100 in the Makefile:
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -DIPT_LIB_DIR=\"$(IPT_LIBDIR)\" -c -o $@ $<
please don't mix up Make variables and C preprocessor definitions.
> compiling with a changed PREFIX generates binaries that still search the
> modules in /usr/local/iptables.
This needs to be some strange interaction on your system. I'm regularly
using this feature (as are most of the SPEC files I've seen for iptables).
> -----------
> Another issue is that the compiler (or some subordinated program) complains
> about syntax in /extensions/owner.c, line 23, a macro cannot be used inside a
> printf function.
> -----------
> compiler: gcc 3.0.4, on Linux libc 2.2.2, Kernel 2.4.18
this is a known issue with gcc3 (which is not really considered a standard
compiler on linux systems yet). The 'bug' has been fixed in CVS recently.
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