Re: crypt function undeclared!!!

One thing that might help is issuing the failing compile command with a -E gcc flag instead of -c to get the result of the preprocessor (on stdout). You can then see if the declaration of crypt() actually makes it into the preprocessed source. Igor On Tue, 26 Aug 2003, Ivan Hernandez wrote

Re: crypt function undeclared!!!

Yes, but i will continue trying and will give the results if i have luck. Igor Pechtchanski wrote: It's all in one package, see . You are #including crypt.h, right? And linking with -lcrypt? Igor On Tue, 26 Aug 2003, Ivan

Re: crypt function undeclared!!!

It's all in one package, see . You are #including crypt.h, right? And linking with -lcrypt? Igor On Tue, 26 Aug 2003, Ivan Hernandez wrote: > Yes, i did, but i have not found a libcrypt package, i installed crypt > packag

Re: crypt function undeclared!!!

Yes, i did, but i have not found a libcrypt package, i installed crypt package only. Igor Pechtchanski wrote: On Tue, 26 Aug 2003, Ivan Hernandez wrote: hello, i'm trying to compile some anti-spamm SMTP reverse proxy that i have used on linux Debian on cygwin and it says that crypt function

Re: crypt function undeclared!!!

On Tue, 26 Aug 2003, Ivan Hernandez wrote: > hello, i'm trying to compile some anti-spamm SMTP reverse proxy that i > have used on linux Debian on cygwin and it says that crypt function is > undeclared. Someone must have found the same problem before, and would > know the right action in order to

crypt function undeclared!!!

hello, i'm trying to compile some anti-spamm SMTP reverse proxy that i have used on linux Debian on cygwin and it says that crypt function is undeclared. Someone must have found the same problem before, and would know the right action in order to make it work correctly. Please, give me more indi