Hi Franz, Strange - I haven't touched this file for 9 months....
On Wednesday 13 June 2007 21:11, Franz Bakan wrote: > dell1600n_net.c:297: error: storage size of `selTimeVal' isn't known > This can be solved by adding > #include <sys/time.h> I will add this, thanks. > dell1600n_net.c:397: warning: passing arg 5 of `sendto' from incompatible > pointer type dell1600n_net.c:297: warning: unused variable `selTimeVal' > dell1600n_net.c: In function `sane_dell1600n_net_start': > dell1600n_net.c:681: error: storage size of `selTimeVal' isn't known > dell1600n_net.c:701: warning: passing arg 2 of `getsockname' from > incompatible pointer type dell1600n_net.c:681: warning: unused variable > `selTimeVal' > dell1600n_net.c: In function `ProcessTcpResponse': > dell1600n_net.c:1702: error: `SHUT_RDWR' undeclared (first use in this > function) > Here I don't know where SHUT_RDWR lives normaly :-( This is a parameter to shutdown. On linux it is defined in sys/socket.h. I'd be interested to see what the OS/2 version of this file looks like. (That might shed some light on the above warnings too). It would also be interesting to know what "man 2 shutdown" gives. A quick google search suggests that the following might suffice as a hacky workaround (although I'd much rather see it work properly): #ifndef SHUT_RDWR #define SHUT_RDWR 2 #endif cheers, Jon -- ====================== Jon Chambers ===================== http://www.jon.demon.co.uk, 020 8575 7097, 07931 961669 =========================================================
