Charlie Savage wrote:
The comment says the functions were added to libxml in 2.6.27 but the
code is included for all versions <= 2.6.27 so if you happen to have
exactly 2.6.27 on your system then you get a double definition.
Yup, should be < not <=. I take it you are using 2.6.27?
Well on
There is some code in ext/libxml/ruby_xml_html_parser_context.c that
defines a couple of functions for older versions of libxml that are
included in newer versions.
Right, those were added for OS X compatibility, since it has version
2.6.16. They actually exist in older libxml versions, but a
There is some code in ext/libxml/ruby_xml_html_parser_context.c that
defines a couple of functions for older versions of libxml that are
included in newer versions.
The comment says the functions were added to libxml in 2.6.27 but the
code is included for all versions <= 2.6.27 so if you happe
