Re: [Mhash-dev] Solaris 10, mhash-0.9.4

[Jonathan D. <im...@ya...>]

I'm fairly sure I have it look for stdint and to
include it if (a) present and (b) the standard integer
types aren't already being imported.

My guess is the check I'm using for detecting the
standard integer types is messed up and that stdint.h
should always be included if present.

If none of the standard headers known to have the
types is present, it should then define the types
itself, which is intended to be a fail-safe for all
untested or unknown systems.

The most probable path to cause a failure is if the
sequence of checks is faulty, causing it to assume the
types are defined when they really aren't.

__const will suffer from a similar problem. In theory,
if the "const" construct does not exist, __const is
#defined to be nothing at all. If "const" appears to
be known, then __const will be #defined to be const.

Again, the check is clearly not working as intended.
__const should be #defined to something else, so
should not be appearing in an error message, for a
start.

Reminder to self: Download and install Solaris 10. For
that matter, download and install as many freely
downloadable OS' I can find. Oh, and buy a bigger hard
drive.

--- Terrence Cole <ter...@tr...>
wrote:

> Justin,
> 
> I'm not personally familiar with Solaris 10, but my
> first guess is that 
> mutils.h does not have stdint.h included.  On
> GNU/Linux at least, 
> stdint.h is included in many of the standard
> headers, so it is possible 
> that it just isn't included by any of the standard
> libraries on Solaris. 
>   Since stdint.h is a POSIX (X/Open?) header, it
> should be available on 
> Solaris, even if they aren't using it to define
> their interfaces.
> 
> Try putting a "#include <stdint.h>" at the top of
> the common header -- I 
> know that there was some shuffling recently, but I
> haven't had a chance 
> to look at the new layout.  I would try mutils.h
> first, since that is 
> where the errors are generated.
> 
> Good Luck,
> -Terrence
> 
> 
> 
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