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  • Comment: dvconnect needs additional include for _IOWR on solaris

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    2011-12-28 19:04:04 PST by ddennedy

  • dvconnect needs additional include for _IOWR on solaris

    Building libdv-1.0.0 on x86_64-sun-solaris2.10 (not OpenSolaris) with the no-cost Sun/Oracle Workshop 12.2 compiler toolchain. When building dvconnect.c I get a compile failure because _IOWR is not defined: "dvconnect.c", line 373: warning: implicit function declaration: _IOWR "dvconnect.c", line 373: syntax error before or at: struct "dvconnect.c", line 378:

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  • dvconnect.c needs -lrt on Solaris

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    2011-12-28 15:08:09 PST by enchanter

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