On Nov 24, 7:39 pm, Bill Hart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It's OK. In the latest revision of FLINT this will build. Essentially
> u_int32_t should work, but it doesn't on all c99 systems. However I
> looked into this and uint32_t should always work on "c99 compliant"
> systems, even on systems which the former is a problem for. Therefore
> in the latest FLINT release I've simply replaced all occurrences of
> the former with the latter.
>
> I've tried #defines, e.g. #ifndef u_int32_t, etc., however these
> #defines themselves caused build problems on some systems for me.
> Hopefully what I've done in the latest FLINT will always work on
> systems which claim to be c99 compliant.
>
> Bill.
Excellent. We should work out how the new makefile for r1074 or higher
can be used from spkg-install in a clean way. Best would be in my
opinion to merge the changes we make to build OSX dylibs upstream. I
will look into this tomorrow when I will hopefully have time to play
with 2.8.14 on Solaris.
Cheers,
Michael
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