On Thu, 24 Apr 1997, Allen Gwinn wrote:
> Somewhere in host.c, a #define HAVE_IPV6 was written as #define HAVE_IPv6.
So there was; actually it was #if HAVE_IPv6. Thanks for reporting this
typo. I have corrected it in the development source.
> Some compilers make a distinction :)
Mine does, but I failed to notice the typo. It is not, of course,
important unless you are defining HAVE_IPV6, because an undefined
HAVE_IPv6 is as good as an undefined HAVE_IPV6.
Oh - perhaps your compile complains at an #if followed by something that
isn't defined at all? Neither gcc nor Sun's cc complain at this. They
just treat it as if the thing was defined as false.
Philip.
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