One obvious thing to consider is whether it is time to remove all the VMS code. Can anything give any reason not to? :-)
Clint On Tue, Apr 20, 2010 at 11:44 AM, James Albert <[email protected]>wrote: > I saw the same problem building 11.7 on my amd64 debian box. > The problem is the in the sys.h, where around line 373 the include of > zlib.h is > surrounded by an undef of VMS, then a re-define. This is because tests > of the type #ifdef VMS are present in the zlib includes. However, well > before > this at line 293, there is an include of png.h, which in turn includes > zlib.h, but > without the undef'ing, which means in zlibdefs.h there is an unhappy > attempt > to include unixio.h. This seems to be the only place where the VMS stuff > causes > an issue; I shamelessly put a #undef VMS directly into zlibdefs.h rather > than figure > it out at the time, but you could put the protective undef/define wrapper > around the > include of png.h if you wanted to be more correct. I hope this helps, late > though > it is. >
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