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From: Roland Jesse <jesse@prinz-atm.CS.Uni-Magdeburg.De>
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Subject: Re: gcc fails to compile jesred-1.2
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Mike Smith wrote:

> You need <sys/types.h> and probably <sys/socket.h> before you can 
> include <netinet/in.h>.
> 
> You'll also want to include <stdlib.h>, because they use NULL.

Well, thanks. <sys/types.h> and <stdlib.h> works fine (I did the NULL
define on my own before).

> And take -O3 out of the Makefile, at least to start with.  -O is about 
> all that's reliable.

I tried of course without any optimization. The author of the package
strongly recommends -O5 - but that's for gcc 2.8.x.

> The fact that it's supposed to build at all makes me wonder what 
> platform it was developed on.  The Makefile discourages the immediate 
> "Linux" response, but I still need a barf bag.

It was developed for Solaris 2.6 and successfully testet on AIX, HP-UX,
and the author's private Linux machine. (I am not really sure about the
HP-UX.) I will tell him what he is missing so that he can include the
necessary includes. ;-)

Thanks again for all your immediate responses. They are very much
appreciated.

	Roland

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