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Subject: system header file problem bug report
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Running april snap.... porting xfractint.... ran into undefined symbols sqrtl() etc.
because the header files detected long double....

So, I grabbed the GNU C lib thinking it might support the math functions with long
double (it turns out it doesn't, but I didn't know this yet.)  When I ran the 
configure script, it worked OK until it referenced sys/sockio.h.  This header
contains some ioctl's which use some structures that are not declared anywhere
in the kernel source tree -- I even grep'ed in the 2.0.1alpha kernel source
tree.  The ioctl's are:

	SIOCGETRTINFO, SIOCCGETSGCNT, SIOCCGETVIFCNT and SIOCSETRTINFO

It seems to me that these should not be in the header files if FreeBSD does
not support them, or at a minimum, the structures that these reference should be
declared somewhere.


Dave Bodenstab
AT&T
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