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List:       linux-ntfs-user
Subject:    [Linux-NTFS-User] [linux-ntfs - Open Discussion] RE: Cross
From:       "SourceForge.net" <noreply () sourceforge ! net>
Date:       2005-07-31 16:24:52
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> After running the configure script, A config.h file is genereted.
> You can edit it manually and declare that malloc/realloc exist.

Yes, that is the way I did to work around temporarily.

Anyway I investigated the thing a bit further and first of all I have to apologise
because previously I was using v1.9.4 (from Debian Sarge sources) on which there
was that issue with malloc/realloc that you fixed in v1.11.0. Now I tried your
latest release v1.11.1 and it worked for me.

Yet there still are a few things which look unclear to me: there are a few tests,
namely those for memcmp lstat and stat, which are skipped when cross-compilation
is enabled and get their name included in LIBOBJS variable which is actually
never used in the Makefiles anyway, so I wonder what the point is for that variable
and related checks to exist.

Thank you very much :-)


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