Hello,
if pth-1.3.7 is configured with prefix /usr on Solaris, the auto-
conf macros provided with Pth use pth-config to get the appropri-
ate CFLAGS for the compile of an application that uses Pth. How-
ever, this turns out to be -I/usr/include for prefix /usr. If the
source to be compiled #includes stdarg.h and uses vastart, the
Solaris version of this header is read in and the compiler com-
plains about undefined builtin_va_alist. You would probably never
suspect pth-config to be the culprit, as the same application
will happily compile on Linux and FreeBSD, which have gcc as
their native compiler, however.
Fix: modify pth-config not to ever return -I/usr/include, so that
platforms that are not fortunate enough to have gcc as their de-
fault compiler do not force gcc to read the platform headers be-
fore the gcc headers.
Mit herzlichem Gruss
Andreas Mueller
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