[kde-solaris] 64 bit konsole compile problem

[robert_kislin at bankone.com]

Thanks, Stefan!  This has gotten me beyond TEPty.cpp.  I'm not sure why
configure thought that I should have util.h (libutil.h was not defined.) I
checked my system, and those include files were not anywhere.  Thanks,
again.


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OK.

>From what i have been able to dig out:

your gcc seems to think (for some reason) that you have either
libutil.h or util.h installed on your box. Because of that it
#define's USE_LOGIN, which is then incorrectly used 2 lines below to
#include <utmp.h> and <errno.h. These two files should be included on
Solaris anyway.

It looks like there's some rewriting needed in TEPty.cc for Solaris.

Could you please check in config.h (which is in the top directory of
kdebase) and see if HAVE_LIBUTIL and/or HAVE_UTIL?H are defined -- it
looks like they are defined. They should not be. Could you please try
to comment out the
#define HAVE_LIBUTIL 1
and/or
#define HAVE_UTIL_H 1
lines and try again and see if it compiles. It should.

Solaris has never been a BSD-ish system. So i don't really understand
where this HAVE_LIBUTIL/HAVE_UTIL_H have come from.

Please let me know!

--Stefan

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