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--- Comment #2 from Martin Matuska <mm@???> 2012-02-25 17:17:10 ---
On 25.2.2012 18:07, Philip Hazel wrote:
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> Status|NEW |RESOLVED
> Resolution| |FIXED
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> --- Comment #1 from Philip Hazel <ph10@???> 2012-02-25 17:07:26 ---
> Thank you for submitting this patch. I have applied it in a slightly modified
> form, and committed the result. There were two main modifications: (1) I
> stopped the configure script from looking for libreadline when libedit was
> selected (and vice versa) and (2) On my Gentoo system, both readline and
> libedit are installed. The latter has its header in editline/readline.h, not
> readline/readline.h. I changed the configure script to look for
> editline/readline.h first, falling back to readline/readline.h because that was
> what you submitted, which makes me guess that on some systems that is where the
> editline header actually lives. Using readine/readline.h on my box gives a
> warning because there is no definition of add_history in there.
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> The CMake build system still needs to be updated to support libedit. I will do
> this as a separate exercise.
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Thank you.
On FreeBSD the libedit headers are located here:
/usr/include/edit/readline/readline.h
/usr/include/edit/readline/history.h (dummy header)
NetBSD installs the header into: /usr/include/readline/readline.h
This is probably different in various distributions.
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