On a current git tree, I noticed some variables falling out as undefined for
Solaris Express/Build 61 and OpenSound System 4.0 v1002. I patched it
the following way, but because I haven't played with sound before, wanted
to get some comments on whether or not there is a better fix (or a better
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This patch allows configure.ac to generate a configure script which will
properly find some network functions that require Solaris to include -lsocket
on.
The first AC_CHECK_FUNCS tests connect, and if it's not found in "libc", then
the existing code just adds -lsocket to the list of libraries.
On a Solaris system, getaddrinfo is not found during the AC_CHECK_FUNC
test, because the libs required for getaddrinfo have not been found on Solaris
yet. By moving the AC_CHECK_FUNC for getaddrinfo, below where
libsocket and libnsl are checked, getaddrinfo is now found on Solaris, and
I'm able
I am compiling the stock current CVS 0.9.35 code on Solaris 10/X86.
I was successful in starting notedpad and winemine, so the base looks good.
I installed mozilla-win32-1.7.13-installer.exe, and am able to start
mozilla.exe,
but it will not lookup host name, and therefore won't render any pag
While testing another "feature", I did a gmake uninstall and noticed that my
man pages were still in /opt/wine/share/man/man1. Has anyone noticed this
regression?
Ben
I've just started hacking on wine.
I've found a case of Solaris supporting the getaddrinfo function call that is
tested in configure (via configure.ac) but I need to add specific libraries to
the test. However, I don't think it's a good idea to overload the LIBS variable
for all the functions
