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From: "Karl Kobata" <karl DOT kobata AT syncira DOT com>
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Subject: gcc 3.3 vs 3.4.4 - netdb.h different
Date: Wed, 23 May 2007 13:25:55 -0700
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I am compiling an application found on sourceforge that was compile on
cygwin using gcc 3.3.  Since we are compiling all of our application with
gcc 3.4.4, I am recompiling the application and find that it is not able to
find int declarations such as getnetbyname_r or gethostbyaddr_r or
gethostbyname_r and others that did exist in netdb.h.

What header file will have to be included to correct this missing
definition?
How would I have to change the calls to correct the problem?

Please help.



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