> > definitions are missing which breaks my application. It seems that glibc > > is still using the previous version. Which one can be considered to be > > the correct one? > > depends who you ask. glibc imported stuff from freebsd but never bothered > updating things. iastr some of the definitions in their version being > broken.
Do you know, which revision from freebsd is used by glibc? I have tried to find an equivalent version in the freebsd cvs, but I wasn't successful. > > was my import wrong or has upstream freebsd removed them as well ? > -mike I've also compared the (current) glibc version with netbsd. I think that these look much more similar. I suggest either reverting to the glibc version (for best compatibility) or using the current the netbsd version (for some new features). Maybe the areas surrounded by #if defined(_KERNEL) && defined(QUEUEDEBUG) ... #endif should be removed. regards Christian ------------------------------------------------------------- _______________________________________________ uClibc mailing list [email protected] http://lists.busybox.net/mailman/listinfo/uclibc
