Henrique de Moraes Holschuh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > % cd et
>
> Aha! I don't use that old stuff. I use the new comerr from
> latest kerberos or e2fsprogs packages.
"Aha" is right; thanks for sticking with me, Henrique.
Here's the deal: I was configuring with --with-com_err=yes,
which forces use of the "built-in" stuff the et/ directory.
(Similar things will happen if configure fails to find the
com_err stuff on its own.) That stuff *will not* compile
with GCC 3.3 (even though it did with previous versions).
I switched to using the RH-provided com_err by doing
--with-com_err=/usr; also required is this tweak to
configure:
@@ -5454,3 +5454,3 @@
if test -d "${with_com_err}/include/et" ; then
- COM_ERR_CPPFLAGS="-I${with_com_err}/include"
+ COM_ERR_CPPFLAGS="-I${with_com_err}/include/et"
fi
That's that sorted out, then! Thanks again,
Will
