Hi,
I'm trying to compile libpcap-0.9.5. When I run "./configure" from cygwin
(gcc compiler), I end with 'checking for ANSI ioctl definitions... no'.
I work on win 2000. Any kind of help?
Regards
output from configure...
$ ./configure
checking build system type... ii586-pc-cygwin
checking
OK, OK.
Isnt here the easiest way to compile my simple example? :) Not to building all
wireshark. Only what I need is to put right libs on right place, that will do
the job. For compile with gcc I need libpcap.so library. I have also tried with
package libpcap and try to compile it. This is in
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Subject: Re: [Wireshark-users] Configure libpcap
First, thanks for help.
Where must to paste WpdPack? In which folder? What must I install and how to
use this in
First, thanks for help.
Where must to paste WpdPack? In which folder? What must I install and how to
use this in Visual C++ 6.0 and/or cygwin?
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Goran Štrok wrote:
> For start I just want to compile simple program,
Have you installed the WinPcap Developer's Pack? If you're going to
build programs that use libpcap/WinPcap on Windows, you need to install
that.
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For start I just want to compile simple program, where I get the device name. I
have tried to compile with gcc and get this error:
undefined reference to:`pcap_lookupdev´
and with Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0, get the error:
linking...
1.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol _pcap_lookupde
Goran Štrok wrote:
> I'm trying to compile libpcap-0.9.5. When I run "./configure" from
> cygwin (gcc compiler),
I'm not sure that's supported.
For one thing, libpcap, on Windows, requires a device driver to provide
the raw network access. The combination of that driver and
libpcap-ported-to
Hi,
I'm trying to compile libpcap-0.9.5. When I run "./configure" from cygwin (gcc
compiler), I end with 'checking for ANSI ioctl definitions... no'.
I work on win 2000. Any kind of help?
Regards
output from configure...
$ ./configure
checking build system type... ii586-pc-cygwin
checking
