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Date:	Tue, 15 Oct 2002 17:54:23 +0000
From:	skyper <skyper AT segfault DOT net>
To:	cygwin AT cygwin DOT com
Subject:	netinet/in.h and solution for `_impure_ptr' problems
Message-ID:	<20021015175423.GN9066@segfault.net>
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Hi,

first let me get some hints to all those who try to run into
the same problems as i did.

I tried to compile some small crypto/openssl program under cygwin
with -mno-cygwin. The compiler complained that the header files
of openssl/err.h could not be found. -mno-cygwin forces the compiler
to look into a different default directory for the include files (not
/usr/include).

Dont do the same mistake as i did, do not add -I/usr/include
or you will get above error (_impure_ptr and others).
Instead copy the missing headers to a different directory (to ur
srctop directory for example or to the new default location).
That's it. worked fine for me.


now to my short question: what happened to netinet/in.h?
And what happened to cygwin/in.h?
crypto.c:4: netinet/in.h: No such file or directory


Is there already some famous libcompat,libbsd, libiberty, libwhatever for
cygwin which provides (for example) snprintf())? 


skyper
-- 
PGP: dig @segfault.net skyper axfr|grep TX|cut -f2 -d\"|sort|cut -f2 -d\;

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