well, swab() isn't a "standard" function, for one thing. It's a
rarely used old-BSD bit, that people occasionally use anyway. Putting
the code directly inline is probably all you can do...
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| On Saturday, 3 January 98, at 4:12:27 AM
| Adam wrote about "libc6 is missing "swab""
> When trying to compile nfsroot for libc6, I got a implicit declaration of
> swab(...). I fixed it by copying the declaration out of unistd.h. Then,
> during linking, I got a
When trying to compile nfsroot for libc6, I got a implicit declaration of
swab(...). I fixed it by copying the declaration out of unistd.h. Then,
during linking, I got an undefined reference to swap(...). I ran objdump on
libc.a, and found swap.o, but it only had a text section, and no code! St
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