RE: [Speedycgi-users] SpeedyCGI-2.21 doesn't compile under Red Hat 9

[Douglas, J. <jdo...@en...>]

I actually got the source to compile by adding the following lines that
the top of speedy_perl.c:


	#ifndef setdefout
	#       define setdefout(a)     Perl_setdefout(aTHX_ a)
	#endif


Joshua Douglas
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Subject: Re: [Speedycgi-users] SpeedyCGI-2.21 doesn't compile under Red
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I'll look at it once I can get an RH-9 system.  I downloaded the CD's
yesterday, so now I just need to find some time to install it.  RH-8 has
the same version of perl (5.8), and it compiles there, so I don't know
where the RH-9 problem is yet.

You could probably comment out that setdefout() call if you're desperate
to get something working right away.  All it does is essentially
"select(STDOUT);", in case the previous run of the perl code selected
another filehandle as the default output.

 > Details of this problem have been logged as a bug, but I'm hoping
someone  > has a suggestion to solve this as SpeedyCGI is an important
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