Thomas Dickey [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Then some mention of that should be in COPYING.
Thanks for the suggestion; I installed this.
2006-10-26 Paul Eggert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
* COPYING: Explain how gnulib-tool converts licence headers.
Almost all wording by Eric Blake.
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Olly Betts [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I've written a custom test for stdint.h which actually checks that the
types get defined, but this doesn't work because configure checks for
stdint.h itself along with the other standard ANSI headers (perhaps
because I'm also using automake and libtool).
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According to Thomas Dickey on 10/26/2006 4:07 AM:
I'd use the gnulib stdint module.
certainly (since you're a contributor).
It's booby-trapped regarding license, however.
How so? It is provided LGPL, which means it will not infect your
On Thu, 26 Oct 2006, Eric Blake wrote:
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According to Thomas Dickey on 10/26/2006 4:07 AM:
I'd use the gnulib stdint module.
certainly (since you're a contributor).
It's booby-trapped regarding license, however.
How so? It is provided LGPL,
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According to Thomas Dickey on 10/26/2006 6:20 AM:
How so? It is provided LGPL, which means it will not infect your sources
by using it.
The COPYING file at the top doesn't point out that some pieces are LGPL.
It says most of the files are GPL.
SGI's compiler on IRIX appears to treat #error as a warning. And IRIX
uses #error in stdint.h if it's included in non-C99 mode (either C89 or C++)
and doesn't define the types if this is the case.
So trying to compile #include stdint.h works as far as configure is
concerned, but none of the
