On Monday 22 October 2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hello, > > I am a GNU+Linux user and I have tried to use FreeSBIE to port a > program of mine to FreeBSD. > First of all: Thank you! Nearly all I needed was there, and I could > get it going. > > But I came across one thing, which I think is a misconfiguration on > the system. It's not a real problem, but an inconvenience. > > SDL has an own implementation for iconv. It can be configured to be > a wrapper around the systems iconv implementation, or it has a weak > fallback system. > > There is an iconv implementation in FreeSBIE, but SDL is configured > not to use it. > > /usr/local/include/SDL/SDL_config.h: > It defines HAVE_ICONV_H, but HAVE_ICONV is undefined. > > There are those different symbols, because there might be systems, > which have the iconv functions, but not in iconv.h. But including > iconv.h without actually using it, doesn't make much sense, I > think. > > I don't use the real FreeBSD. How is it there? > > -- > AKFoerster
In stock FreeBSD there is a system iconv.h in /usr/include/sys which is used by the kernel. Userland iconv.h is generally provided by the GNU libiconv implimentation, installed from ports/packages in to /usr/local/include -- Thanks, Josh Paetzel -- FreeSBIE mailing list (http://www.freesbie.org)
